Re: Re: New Spanish Treatment patented for CFIDS-elastase inhibitors

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Hi (<-- correct?),

On 2011-07-06, chaiya6 <rachelme@...> wrote:

> Yes, a quick google search shows that elastase is related to ED in some way,

> I don't know how.

I know little about EDS. If it's supposed to be related to one of the

diseases in question, and supposed to be genetically inherited by some

mode, I wonder if that means it's a marker for susceptibility, or if

we're talking about something like gene expression instead. Any

existing informal wisdom on the list on these possibly very naive

questions?

> According to a google search elastase inhibitors are used to treat something

> called Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease DOPD. This is

> a lung desease that makes it is hard to breath.

>

> I think I might have also seen a type of heart desease treated by elsatase

> inhibitors somewhere but I am less sure about that (?).

Interesting.

> I like your blog by the way.

Thanks!

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