Dr Stoller

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I feel like I'm yanking on your sleeve tonight but I had a

related question and wondered what you might think.

Do you think the Lyme bacteria somehow enter the CSF the way Theresa

Binstock described certain herpes-type viruses getting through the

blood-brain barrier? Her paper on vaccination sequelae described

such a phenomenon, triggered by the the MMR and consequent

interferon gamma pulses which theoretically increase BBB porousness:

http://members.jorsm.com/~binstock/vacc-let.htm

From Binstock's paper:

" By subjecting an an infant to an MMR around the time of his or her

1st birthday, a physician not only causes the pre-toddler to have

impaired immunity for

several weeks or months thereafter, but this impairment in immunity

occurs

during what for some children is an extended period of normally

occurring

" transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy " , ie, a time between (a)

the decline

of maternal antibodies in the infant's blood, and ( the gradual

strengthening

of the infant's own immune defenses (eg, 30-32).

In other words, a naturally occurring period of increased

susceptibility to

infection in some pre-toddlers is the very time at which the MMR and

its

immune-impairment are mandated. To administer the MMR during a time

of naturally

lower immunity (in some children) means that those children would be

at

increased risk of having an increased pathogen load in peripheral

tissues as the

MMR-induced pulse of interferon gamma increased permeability in the

intestinal

and blood-brain barriers.

Cytomegalovirus (CMV) provides an example, because infants can be

congenitally

or neonatally infected but remain asymptomatic even though the CMV

remains

within the child (33). For some such children, a vaccination that

impairs

immunity would be permissive for increased viral replication.

Furthermore, that

same vaccination (eg, the MMR), via its pulse of endogenous

interferon gamma,

would increase blood-brain barrier and gastrointestinal permeability

concurrently with increased viral replication occurring in the

presence of

vaccination-impaired immunity.

>

> Have you seen any cases of lyme iduced autism? Have you at least

heard

> of this connection? Both my husband and I have Lyme and we are

testing

> our daughter now for it but a friend of mine found this connection

> with her son and with IV antibiotics and deep pressure HBO

(2.4atm) he

> is making nice improvements. Just wondering if the DAN people were

on

> board with this thinking.

>

> Tina

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm trying to get some feedback for a friend on Dr Stoller.

Anyone have experiences with him & what are they & your opinions?

Thank you again,

Michele

[Guest guest]

I've been working with Dr. Stoller for a few months. I asked the same questions

on other boards when I was a new patient, as well. I've always gotten good

reviews of him from others.

My own personal opions are also favorable. I find him to be an incredibly

intelligent man, who is knowledgeable about current research. He's also

friendly and approachable, and has always " worked " with me when I've been

hesitant and reluctant to try new things. He also cares deeply and advocates

for children.

Will your friend be visiting the Santa Fe or Sacramento clinic?

@...: hugs4Him99@...: Fri, 21 Mar

2008 20:59:04 +0000Subject: [ ] Dr Stoller

Hi, I'm trying to get some feedback for a friend on Dr Stoller. Anyone

have experiences with him & what are they & your opinions?Thank you

again,Michele

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