Third pulse.
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First Metro pulse
Interesting to check – antiphospholipid syndrome “This is a curious finding since the antiphospholipid syndrome can be indistinguishable from MS in terms of neurological symptoms and clinical features (e.g. MRI scans) (56)” http://www.plazamedicine.com/hhv6/hhv6_3.html WASHINGTON (CNN) — The White House disclosed Wednesday that President Bush was treated for Lyme disease last summer. Huh? Surely Lyme treatment [...]
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Burma: we are watching and hearing
The world IS watching your struggle and admire people like you who take great risks to let us know what is happening. The UN and the EU are trying to pressure your government with threats of sanctions but China and Russia say that it is not for them to interfere with internal problems. In the [...]
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Supercharged CPN?
Scientists have shown how bacteria in space can gain virulence. “These bugs can sense where they are by changes in their environment. The minute they sense a different environment, they change their genetic machinery so they can survive,” Professor Nickerson said. Space bugs become more dangerous Just wondering about cpn – MS appears in the [...]
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Women
The leader of a US polygamist sect has been convicted of being an accomplice to rape for arranging the marriage of a 14-year-old girl to her older cousin. A court in Utah found Warren Jeffs, a self-proclaimed Mormon prophet, guilty of two counts of encouraging the young girl to have sex against her will. The [...]
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Adobe Reader 8.1
Adobe Reader 8.1 was a recent release to provide compatibility with Office 2007 and Vista but it appears to be buggy. I’m getting the error message “There was an error opening this document. The file was damaged and could not be repaired.” The users of one of my websites reported this problem today with what [...]
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CAP for MS
The legs continue to improve and don’t itch at all any more. I am just left with a darker colour skin staining, more noticeable on the left leg of course. Interestingly my feet and legs are not continually cold as they have been for at least four years and I no longer have to wear [...]
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A rant about Chelsea tractors and other things
You don’t need to be an environmentalist to recoil at daft consumers buying bottled water. The price of bottled water is often higher than petrol. Increasingly, bottled water is simply tap water. Shipping water from Switzerland to California is just plain stupid, regardless of whether you like the taste, or mistakenly believe that it’s safer. [...]
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CAP Week 6 : beginning 29/07 /07
Things proceed as before although I had to restart amytriptilene for a few nights because of increased sensory problems. Managed to replenish cal/mag at Holland and Barrett; got some chlorella there but it is Chinese. I don’t think that it’s as good as the Yarrow Japanese stuff at coping with the die-off symptoms though – [...]
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CPN diary
Continuous antibiotic protocol (CAP) to treat Clamydia pneumoniae (CPN).Day 1 24/06/07NAC 600 am and pm + 100mg doxyFalling asleep at the keyboard late morning, had to lie down then slept for 3 hours. Sinus pressure, skin lesions on legs very itchy,tingling right fingers (most recent MS symptom). Tight chest, cough, runny nose.Day 2Nac 1200 am [...]
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