Re: Blood/Brain Barrier help

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Nattokinase. 3 per day. Burrascano just mentioned it too in his recent speech

(which is no the CALDA website - powerpoint outline).

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From: Karczmar <ckarczmar@...>

Sent: Wed, April 6, 2011 10:54:16 AM

Subject: [ ] Blood/Brain Barrier help

Is anyone familiar with effective meds or herbs that penetrate blood/brain

barrier and help reduce brain inflammation?

Thanks. This is for 13 year old son. Not able to get treatment in Canada-

was treated in the States, and currently trying to develop a new protocol.

K.

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Hi

Our doctor put my 10yo daughter on high doses of Amoxicillan because she

said it's better for the blood brain barrier. After two weeks we noticed a

HUGE difference in symptoms of OCD, panic attacks etc... I'm not familiar

with brain inflammation.

She is also on Biaxin.

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Karczmar <ckarczmar@...> wrote:

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> Is anyone familiar with effective meds or herbs that penetrate blood/brain

> barrier and help reduce brain inflammation?

>

> Thanks. This is for 13 year old son. Not able to get treatment in Canada-

> was treated in the States, and currently trying to develop a new protocol.

>

> K.

>

>

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My LLMD told me doxycycline crosses the blood brain barrier too. I think a

number of antibiotics do.

As a total aside, we thought my 11 year old had brain issues/damage due to

lyme; but after months of various doctors' appointments and tests (MRI,

blood, neuropsych testing etc) it turns out he didn't, he had something

else. You may have already been down a long difficult road, but just in

case the diagnosis is not clear I thought I'd throw that out.

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Karczmar <ckarczmar@...> wrote:

>

>

> Is anyone familiar with effective meds or herbs that penetrate blood/brain

> barrier and help reduce brain inflammation?

>

> Thanks. This is for 13 year old son. Not able to get treatment in Canada-

> was treated in the States, and currently trying to develop a new protocol.

>

> K.

>

>

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thanks so much folks.

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 12:51 PM, Farhangi

<lesliefarhangi@...>wrote:

> My LLMD told me doxycycline crosses the blood brain barrier too. I think a

> number of antibiotics do.

>

> As a total aside, we thought my 11 year old had brain issues/damage due to

> lyme; but after months of various doctors' appointments and tests (MRI,

> blood, neuropsych testing etc) it turns out he didn't, he had something

> else. You may have already been down a long difficult road, but just in

> case the diagnosis is not clear I thought I'd throw that out.

>

>

>

> On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Karczmar <ckarczmar@...>

> wrote:

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> >

> >

> > Is anyone familiar with effective meds or herbs that penetrate

> blood/brain

> > barrier and help reduce brain inflammation?

> >

> > Thanks. This is for 13 year old son. Not able to get treatment in Canada-

> > was treated in the States, and currently trying to develop a new

> protocol.

> >

> > K.

> >

> >