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Well, I can't figure out who transcribed it...you, Sue, or n? I

think it might be Sue. So if it is not going to be posted to the list

can I please have a copy sent to me? JL

rhbailey@... wrote:

>

> From: rhbailey@...

>

> Hi everybody,

>

> I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio tape

> of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February, 1999. It

> is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.

>

> This transript has some very encouraging reports on the patients in a small

> study he did who took Immunocal (though he doesn't mention Immunocal by

> name). And he explains why he thinks it helped some patients so very, very

> much.

>

> I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it. (If I

> get more than 10 requests may I simply post it?) I think this tape has a

> lot of extremely important information in it.

>

> Later I will post an offer to e-mail a transcript of another lecture Dr.

> Cheney gave in the morning of the same day. This other transcript is in

> very rough form right now, and another person on this list has offered to

> edit it for us.

>

> Sue B.

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Sue,

I'd like a copy of the transcript. I'm impressed that you went to so

much trouble!

Thanks.

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In a message dated 05/19/1999 8:40:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

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<< I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it >>

Hi Sue.

Yes, please--send me a copy--many thanks................(another) Sue :)

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Sue - if this is the one I already have, then you really should post it -

it is <u>very</u> useful - or should one use the archive facility to put

these things on??? & nbsp; If it is not the one I have, I would like a copy

very much please. & nbsp; & nbsp; Thanks JR & nbsp; <br>

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PS I look forward to the one I don't have!<br>

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& gt;I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio

tape<br>

& gt;of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February,

1999. It<br>

& gt;is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.<br>

& gt;I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it.

(If I<br>

& gt;get more than 10 requests may I simply post it?) I think this tape

has a<br>

& gt;lot of extremely important information in it.<br>

<br>

& gt;Later I will post an offer to e-mail a transcript of another lecture

Dr.<br>

& gt;Cheney gave in the morning of the same day. This other transcript is

in<br>

& gt;very rough form right now, and another person on this list has

offered to<br>

& gt;edit it for us.<br>

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please post it

> I will e-mail IMPORTANT Cheney

> transcript to you

>

>

>

> From: rhbailey@...

>

> Hi everybody,

>

> I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio tape

> of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February, 1999.

> It

> is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.

>

> This transript has some very encouraging reports on the patients in a

> small

> study he did who took Immunocal (though he doesn't mention Immunocal by

> name). And he explains why he thinks it helped some patients so very, very

> much.

>

> I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it. (If

> I

> get more than 10 requests may I simply post it?) I think this tape has a

> lot of extremely important information in it.

>

> Later I will post an offer to e-mail a transcript of another lecture Dr.

> Cheney gave in the morning of the same day. This other transcript is in

> very rough form right now, and another person on this list has offered to

> edit it for us.

>

> Sue B.

>

>

>

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> Discuss your thoughts; get informed at ONElist. See our homepage.

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Sue,

I would LOVE to have a copy of the 20 page Cheney report sent to me. Have just

started on it myself and would like to find out everything I can.

Thanks, Marcia

ne Kieffer wrote:

> From: ne Kieffer <theocean@...>

>

> Well, I can't figure out who transcribed it...you, Sue, or n? I

> think it might be Sue. So if it is not going to be posted to the list

> can I please have a copy sent to me? JL

>

> rhbailey@... wrote:

> >

> > From: rhbailey@...

> >

> > Hi everybody,

> >

> > I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio tape

> > of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February, 1999. It

> > is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.

> >

> > This transript has some very encouraging reports on the patients in a small

> > study he did who took Immunocal (though he doesn't mention Immunocal by

> > name). And he explains why he thinks it helped some patients so very, very

> > much.

> >

> > I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it. (If I

> > get more than 10 requests may I simply post it?) I think this tape has a

> > lot of extremely important information in it.

> >

> > Later I will post an offer to e-mail a transcript of another lecture Dr.

> > Cheney gave in the morning of the same day. This other transcript is in

> > very rough form right now, and another person on this list has offered to

> > edit it for us.

> >

> > Sue B.

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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> >

> > Discuss your thoughts; get informed at ONElist. See our homepage.

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HI,

If you have enough people, would you post it? Thank you for your hard work!

Christie

At 09:32 AM 5/19/99 -0800, you wrote:

>From: Marcia Grahn <mgrahn@...>

>

>Sue,

>

>I would LOVE to have a copy of the 20 page Cheney report sent to me. Have

just started on it myself and would like to find out everything I can.

>

>Thanks, Marcia

>

>ne Kieffer wrote:

>

>> From: ne Kieffer <theocean@...>

>>

>> Well, I can't figure out who transcribed it...you, Sue, or n? I

>> think it might be Sue. So if it is not going to be posted to the list

>> can I please have a copy sent to me? JL

>>

>> rhbailey@... wrote:

>> >

>> > From: rhbailey@...

>> >

>> > Hi everybody,

>> >

>> > I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio tape

>> > of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February,

1999. It

>> > is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.

>> >

>> > This transript has some very encouraging reports on the patients in a

small

>> > study he did who took Immunocal (though he doesn't mention Immunocal by

>> > name). And he explains why he thinks it helped some patients so very,

very

>> > much.

>> >

>> > I will send it by e-mail, in two sections, to anyone who requests it.

(If I

>> > get more than 10 requests may I simply post it?) I think this tape has a

>> > lot of extremely important information in it.

>> >

>> > Later I will post an offer to e-mail a transcript of another lecture Dr.

>> > Cheney gave in the morning of the same day. This other transcript is in

>> > very rough form right now, and another person on this list has offered to

>> > edit it for us.

>> >

>> > Sue B.

>> >

>> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> > Campaign 2000 is here!

>> >

>> > Discuss your thoughts; get informed at ONElist. See our homepage.

>> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> > This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with

each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any

treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>>

>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> What do lizards and rock music have in common?

>>

>> They both have communities at ONElist. Find yours today!

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each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any

treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

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Hi Sue,

I'd be very grateful for a copy also! Thanks for the hard work!

Jerry

rhbailey@... wrote:

> From: rhbailey@...

>

> Hi everybody,

>

> I have just finished transcribing--word for word--an IMPORTANT audio tape

> of an afternoon workshop that Cheney, M.D., gave in February, 1999. It

> is 20 pages long, so I am not posting it.

>

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I would also be interested in seeing the transcripts.

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> Sue,

> I am very interested in seeing this transcript. Thank you very much for

> your offer to email or post it!

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but it might mean something to those of you who do.

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Did you notice in the Dr. Cheney post his discussion Doxepin since

you wrote earlier about problems with pollens I thought that this might

interest you.

Doxepin -an antidepressant with anti-histaminic properties

Has anyone had experience with this drug. In the past I have

responded well to large doses of anti-histamines but I have only tried

claritin and benadryl. My best responce was with benadryl but the responce

dissappeared as the weather got warmer. As many of you know the big

difference between benadryl and the new antihistamines such as Clariton is

that benadryl get past the blood

brain barrier. This can be bad new since it can make you drowsy but

if you need anti-histamines in your central nervious system it can be very

good news (naturally it is taken at night). I am very interested in hearing

from anyone who has tried this drug.

Thanks

Steve

the following is the quote from Dr. Cheney which is where I first

heard about this treatment:

Doxepin elixir. An antidepressant with POTENT anti-histaminic

properties. I suspect that this is the most powerful antihistamine known to

man and it gets into the central nervous system. We use very small amounts

of this. I think it's adjusting the histamine receptors, which are the grand

maestro of the central nervous system, and downregulates it, which is

beneficial. Small doses at night

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thanks so much for posting the Cheney lecture. I think it would be great if

we could have some dispassionate discussion of the issues raised. I have

already post a question on doxipin and I hope folk will respond. I would now

like some information on Taurine. to make things simple ( becaus my impaired

brain needs things simple) I have pasted the quote on Tuarine in this

message. Can someone tell be how you get Taurine and anything else they

know " the Cheney quote is as follows:

Taurine is very important in brain protection. It's kind of

interesting--cats that don't eat taurine go blind. They can't make taurine,

they can only eat it. It's only found in meat. If you put cats on a

vegetarian diet, they go blind, because taurine is essential for retinal

function, and the retina's just dies in the absence of taurine. Taurine

could be an important issue in some of these patients.

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My next question is aboutNeurontin.

The Cheney quote is as follows:

We've been using Neurontin sparingly. Neurontin could be a very

potent weapon in resistant cases, but I'm a little bit concerned about the

extremely high doses that are being used in some patients

Can someone tell me about this drug?

thanks

Steve

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Hi, I know claritine, made a good experience with it and it doesn´t make me

sleepy. I'd like to try Doxepin but cannot find this name in the list of

meds available here. Does it have another name or what is the name of its

active agent? thanks. stania

I think teh Cheney transcript is very important and appreciate it very much.

Thanks again

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The only thing I know about neurontin is that it is used for treating

epilepsy. I wonder how it helps CFS?Stania

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>My next question is aboutNeurontin.

>

>The Cheney quote is as follows:

>We've been using Neurontin sparingly. Neurontin could be a very

>potent weapon in resistant cases, but I'm a little bit concerned about the

>extremely high doses that are being used in some patients

>

>Can someone tell me about this drug?

>

>thanks

>

>Steve

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In a message dated 5/22/99 3:32:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

stanislava.muzikova@... writes:

<< I'd like to try Doxepin but cannot find this name in the list of

meds available here. Does it have another name or what is the name of its

active agent? thanks. stania >>

Hi Stania!

Doxequin is Sinequan. The generic name is doxepin hydrochloride and it also

goes by another brand name, Adapin. You shouldn't use it with MAO inhibitors.

Gail

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I just started Doxy yesterday and I am still fatigued but that awful poison

feeling is diminished and I associate that feeling with histamine in the

central nervous system. Benadryl did the same thing for me last winter but

then it quit working.

Good luck

Steve

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transcript to you

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In a message dated 5/22/99 3:32:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

stanislava.muzikova@... writes:

<< I'd like to try Doxepin but cannot find this name in the list of

meds available here. Does it have another name or what is the name of its

active agent? thanks. stania >>

Hi Stania!

Doxequin is Sinequan. The generic name is doxepin hydrochloride and it also

goes by another brand name, Adapin. You shouldn't use it with MAO

inhibitors.

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Hi,

I want to say many thanks to all of you who answered my questions. Sinequan

sounds familiar but I'll have to do some questioning among drs, it looks

like ti is not imported to my country anymore. I hope I'll have more luck

with IV saline infusions, it is safe and it worths a try. Bye Stania

Re: I will e-mail IMPORTANT Cheney transcript

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>From: GAILRONDA@...

>

>In a message dated 5/22/99 3:32:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

>stanislava.muzikova@... writes:

>

><< I'd like to try Doxepin but cannot find this name in the list of

> meds available here. Does it have another name or what is the name of its

> active agent? thanks. stania >>

>Hi Stania!

>Doxequin is Sinequan. The generic name is doxepin hydrochloride and it

also

>goes by another brand name, Adapin. You shouldn't use it with MAO

inhibitors.

>Gail

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Many of the tricyclic antidepressants have antihistamine properties. I think

what these drugs do is get the antihistamine into the CNS. Benadryl also

does this and you might want to experiment by taking about 250 mg of

Benadryl a day. I did this last winter I really started to recover. However

I lost this recovery when the weather got warm. The Benadryl will make you

sleepy at first but if you need to have antihistamines in your CNS you will

notice a difference right away and the drowsy symptoms will diminish. As

soon as I read about Sinequan I call be Dr. This drug was not immediately

available so I started out on a similar drug. I did not really take away the

fatigue but it did take away that awful sick poison feeling that goes along

with the fatigue.

good luck

Steve

> Re: I will e-mail IMPORTANT Cheney transcript

> to you

>

>

> >From: GAILRONDA@...

> >

> >In a message dated 5/22/99 3:32:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> >stanislava.muzikova@... writes:

> >

> ><< I'd like to try Doxepin but cannot find this name in the list of

> > meds available here. Does it have another name or what is the name of

> its

> > active agent? thanks. stania >>

> >Hi Stania!

> >Doxequin is Sinequan. The generic name is doxepin hydrochloride and it

> also

> >goes by another brand name, Adapin. You shouldn't use it with MAO

> inhibitors.

> >Gail

> >

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