Low iron solutions and inflammation

[Guest guest]

I would use artemisinin seperated from IP-6. The half lives indicate

that using the artemisinin at night (about 5 nights in a row) and IP-6

during the day is probably ok. You should " rest " from the artemisinin

for a few days after five days of use, then start over again. The IP-6

you can stay on indefinately.Mike

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Hi Mike,

Just revisiting this issue. Would you have any recommendations on

dosage of these? Also if one wanted to add lactoferrin, at what dose

and what time of day, timimg away from any of these other things?

Also wondering if you or anyone else can comment on this: I have been

suffering from periodic inflammation in the pelvic area which causes a

good deal of pain. Sometimes its up, sometimes its down and I'm having

a lot of trouble determining any specific causal relationships to

anything else going on.

However, I spent the last week apparently extremely anemic (I went to

get blood tranfusion yesterday-the level was 45) During this week the

inflammation was pretty much non existent. But as transfusion

progressed the inflammation started coming up and is quite swollen

right now. Does it make sense to anyone that there would be a

relationship between these two?

And what are good ways to reduce inflammation?

thanks, KC

[Guest guest]

Have you had an ultrasound done to check you don't have fibroids

or better still do a CA-125 blood test

From: dwntwngrl2 <kcg@...>

Subject: [ ] Low iron solutions and inflammation

Received: Tuesday, 3 March, 2009, 11:49 AM

I would use artemisinin seperated from IP-6. The half lives indicate

that using the artemisinin at night (about 5 nights in a row) and IP-6

during the day is probably ok. You should " rest " from the artemisinin

for a few days after five days of use, then start over again. The IP-6

you can stay on indefinately. Mike

>

Hi Mike,

Just revisiting this issue. Would you have any recommendations on

dosage of these? Also if one wanted to add lactoferrin, at what dose

and what time of day, timimg away from any of these other things?

Also wondering if you or anyone else can comment on this: I have been

suffering from periodic inflammation in the pelvic area which causes a

good deal of pain. Sometimes its up, sometimes its down and I'm having

a lot of trouble determining any specific causal relationships to

anything else going on.

However, I spent the last week apparently extremely anemic (I went to

get blood tranfusion yesterday-the level was 45) During this week the

inflammation was pretty much non existent. But as transfusion

progressed the inflammation started coming up and is quite swollen

right now. Does it make sense to anyone that there would be a

relationship between these two?

And what are good ways to reduce inflammation?

thanks, KC

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