Re: What has helped horrible head issues--Penny

[Guest guest]

> Classic inflammatory responses. That's what most of us on the MP

> have noticed immediately after starting it. Release of pressure in

> the head. The ability to think clearly. Mood improvement also. And a

> release of tension in the neck and upper back/shoulders.

>

> If you can't do the MP, or want to wait, you can work at trying to

> reduce your inflammation with whatever healthy means you can find.

> Lyprinol and Quecertin are supposed to be two that may possibly help.

>

> Benicar addresses the angiotensin II receptors, which is a big part

> of our inflammatory process. Unfortunately, we haven't found a

> natural alternative to Benicar, but you could try other things that

> address the other inflammatory pathways and this might bring you

> some relief of your symptoms. Also, anything you can do to reduce

> your bacterial load, will reduce inflammation (as long as you aren't

> herxing too strongly - which increases inflammation). It's an

> inflammatory loop that we're stuck in. We need to help the immune

> system work, by reducing the inflammatory load it's struggling under.

>

> penny

>

>

> --

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am experiencing slight reduction of my head pressure with Benicar

and slight improvement in my other symptoms. This is my 6th day on

Benicar. Of all teh treatments I have done, this is the only one that

had showed some immediate good results and Ia m glad and grateful for

this progress.

Thanks,

Gayathri.

> --- In ,

> Hi Penny,

>

>

>

> Its good to hear people are experiencing release of pressure in the

head after starting the Benicar. Head pressure, misery and lack of

freed-up effortless clear thinking are the biggie symptoms for many

of us. Do you have a head count as to how many ME/CFS diagnosed

patients are now experiencing this on this drug and how long on avg

this improvement has been maintained thus far for all of them?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It's just been too busy to compile any kind of data, but in all the

years I've been looking for answers, this is the BIGGEST positive

response I've ever seen to a new treatment. These results are so

striking, and so obvious, that the people who experience have no

doubt whether it's for real or not. And if you look at the

experiences of Sarc patients, the improvements continue and the

responses are very similar to ours.

penny

> > Classic inflammatory responses. That's what most of us on the MP

> > have noticed immediately after starting it. Release of pressure

in

> > the head. The ability to think clearly. Mood improvement also.

And a

> > release of tension in the neck and upper back/shoulders.

> >

> > If you can't do the MP, or want to wait, you can work at trying

to

> > reduce your inflammation with whatever healthy means you can

find.

> > Lyprinol and Quecertin are supposed to be two that may possibly

help.

> >

> > Benicar addresses the angiotensin II receptors, which is a big

part

> > of our inflammatory process. Unfortunately, we haven't found a

> > natural alternative to Benicar, but you could try other things

that

> > address the other inflammatory pathways and this might bring you

> > some relief of your symptoms. Also, anything you can do to

reduce

> > your bacterial load, will reduce inflammation (as long as you

aren't

> > herxing too strongly - which increases inflammation). It's an

> > inflammatory loop that we're stuck in. We need to help the

immune

> > system work, by reducing the inflammatory load it's struggling

under.

> >

> > penny

> >

> >

> > --

[Guest guest]

> > > Classic inflammatory responses. That's what most of us on the MP

> > > have noticed immediately after starting it. Release of pressure

> in

> > > the head. The ability to think clearly. Mood improvement also.

> And a

> > > release of tension in the neck and upper back/shoulders.

> > >

> > > If you can't do the MP, or want to wait, you can work at trying

> to

> > > reduce your inflammation with whatever healthy means you can

> find.

> > > Lyprinol and Quecertin are supposed to be two that may possibly

> help.

> > >

> > > Benicar addresses the angiotensin II receptors, which is a big

> part

> > > of our inflammatory process. Unfortunately, we haven't found a

> > > natural alternative to Benicar, but you could try other things

> that

> > > address the other inflammatory pathways and this might bring you

> > > some relief of your symptoms. Also, anything you can do to

> reduce

> > > your bacterial load, will reduce inflammation (as long as you

> aren't

> > > herxing too strongly - which increases inflammation). It's an

> > > inflammatory loop that we're stuck in. We need to help the

> immune

> > > system work, by reducing the inflammatory load it's struggling

> under.

> > >

> > > penny

> > >

> > >

> > > --