RE: Fw: Relative increase in choline in the occipital cortex in]

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I got this from another group member who wants to remain anonymous--but I think the reminder about the baby aspirin is worthwhile!

Patty: I have the anti-phosopholioid syndrome as many BI women do. Dr. Tom Greco, Waterbury, Connecticut, Yale University professor, Head of Rhematology prescribed baby aspirin for me. Also, comadin is used by some doctors. According to my research, the problem is 'thick blood'. Baby aspirin does help me with my brain fog.Take care and God Bless.-------- Original Message --------

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RE: Fw: Relative increase in choline in the occipital cortex in

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Wed, 04 Sep 2002 21:21:06 -0400

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Dr Kolb <drkolb@...>

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I don't know much about this. .

-----Original Message-----From: ~*Patty*~ [mailto:fdp@...]Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 9:27 AM Subject: Re: Fw: Relative increase in choline in the occipital cortex in

"Conclusion: Our results suggest that there may be an abnormality of phospholipid metabolism in the brain in CFS."

Great, glad they are finding things that are hopefully answers, but I sure wish there would be some sort of recommendation of what to do about conditions such as this! Dr. Kolb, what do you say--what would you recommend for abnormal phosopholipid metabolism in the brain?

Patty

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Subject: Fw: Relative increase in choline in the occipital cortex in

Abstract: Relative increase in choline in the occipital cortex in chronic fatigue syndrome 08-30-2002

Source: Acta Psychiatr Scand 2002 Sep;106(3):224-226 Puri BK, Counsell SJ, Zaman R, Main J, AG, Hajnal JV, Davey NJ.