Yasko: CFS Chronic Aluminum-Bacteria Toxicity

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Hi, all those interested in or using treatments based on the Rich V./Yasko view

of CFS.

I see from reading on this list that one of three legs or pathways that could

inhibit BH4(which I gather is important to both protecting and allowing healthy

function of the brain) is aluminum toxicity. Apparently accumulated aluminum

gets bound with bacterial infection.

I understand that this aluminum problem is primarily an issue found in women,

but other than gender what is the criteria of gene variants(SNPs), other test

results and/or unique symptoms for suspecting this problem? Also, what is the

treatment suggested once one is ready or arrived at the appropriate step for

specifically helping the exretion of aluminum from ones body?....(Sorry to ask

if there are obvious answers to these questions as I've lagged way behind the

last few months in study, but I'll be catching up soon with the Yasko material

given my new computer for helping me do so is finally on its way in the mail)