Re: Just got back from Dr Enlander NYC visit / gene study and LOTS of Complement

[Guest guest]

, thank you for this informative post - it's one of the most

interesting and hopeful CFIDS things I've read in ages. Thanks for

taking the time to share this with all of us while you're having such

a hard time (have back-channelled you on this).

Sounds like Dr Enlander has one of the best all-round views on how

everything fits in together.

> He also said he is skeptical of Dr Gow's triple drug treatment which

> he doesnt think exists, and if so, it will not work. He said the way

> Gow used the equpiment to study the gene is not as good as what Kerr

> and Enlander are working on. Enlander is not promising a cure, but

> is very very optimistic, i have never seen him so excited.

>

Interesting! When you say he doesn't think it exists - does he think

there's no cocktail at all, or that it won't work?

[Guest guest]

I have utmost respect for Dr Gow's reseach in Glasgow, Scotland.

I wrote to Dr Gow six months ago asking for details on the

triple " cocktail " treatment. He told me he was not a clinician who

treated patients and gave me an indication that the treatment was not

currently used. Somewhere else I was told the ish group were

applying for a patent for either diagnostic tests or treatment, but

this was not confirmed by Dr Gow.

Dr Kerr in London has asked me to help with the CFS RNA genome in

white cells, to which I enthusiatically agreed. Patient specimens are

taken in New York.

With regard to Dr Teitlebaum's book, " Fatigue to Fantastic in

Seven weeks " , I said, tongue in cheek, that I saw some of the

patients in the eighth week. I know and respect his work, I

said he was very expensive and did not take insurance. He is a

competant doctor.

Enlander MD

www.enlander.com

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<christine.emmanuel@g...> wrote:

>

> , thank you for this informative post - it's one of the most

> interesting and hopeful CFIDS things I've read in ages. Thanks for

> taking the time to share this with all of us while you're having

such

> a hard time (have back-channelled you on this).

>

> Sounds like Dr Enlander has one of the best all-round views on how

> everything fits in together.

>

>

> > He also said he is skeptical of Dr Gow's triple drug treatment

which

> > he doesnt think exists, and if so, it will not work. He said the

way

> > Gow used the equpiment to study the gene is not as good as what

Kerr

> > and Enlander are working on. Enlander is not promising a cure,

but

> > is very very optimistic, i have never seen him so excited.

> >

>

> Interesting! When you say he doesn't think it exists - does he think

> there's no cocktail at all, or that it won't work?

>

>

>