Re: MSC

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<Healthier4All@...> wrote:

>> Dr. Pall is doing some interesting work with MCS;

professionals are> following his protocol also.

> See:

http://molecular.biosciences.wsu.edu/Faculty/pall/pall_mcs.htm

> > Much good research being done now,> Rosie>>>

PS: Was looking on http://www.moldwarriors.com/mold-illness-

faqs.cfm#22 and found Dr. Shoemakers discussion about MCS and also

Dr. Pall. I'm glad he's investigating Dr. Pall's research:

" Why am I now so sensitive to various chemicals, perfumes,

petrochemicals, inks, fumes from computers and copying machines?

So-called Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is still a commonly

seen clinical condition without much in the way of a confirmatory

diagnostic literature. I have treated more than 500 patients with

MCS, and have developed the condition myself, but I still haven & #146;t

found anyone with MCS who didn & #146;t begin their illness with mold

exposure. My illness responded nicely to medications; many don't.

Following a long recent discussion with Dr. Pall, we're

looking at changing levels of cit- rulline, an amino acid made when

nitric oxide interacts with another amino acid, arginine, after an

exposure adequate to initiate MCS symptoms. If we & #146;re able to create

MCS symptoms, it could implicate changes in nitric oxide metabolism

in MCS patients. But no one knows why MCS occurs. "

Rosie

[Guest guest]

Hi Akram

Well You can visit universities site to know the requirements .

Mostly they require 2 years experience

Ielts

MFDS[if u are planning to have MSC 2 or 3 years]

There are two types of programmes 1-clinical 2-non clinical.

It depends on your interest ,

It is better to visit the official sites of colleges.

Best of luck

On 11/24/09, Akrum <akrum.magidub@...> wrote:

> ANY ONE HAVE EXPERIANCE TO HOW TO GET ACCEPTANCE FOR MASTER DEGREE IN ANY

> DENTAL SUPJECT I AM STRUGLING TO GET ONE

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