Re: anyone heard from marie?

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This is a very good article on circulation,- often overlooked.

Unfotunately there's nothing diagnosable- but I wonder if some of

those body wide CT scans could observe these phenomena.There's some

serious restriction of blood flow that occurs when your immune

system is under attack.It's like the neckk stiffness, see's blood

restriction,the bodies way of saving you and this long term possably

see's area's of poor perfusion, then possably that formation of

granulous tissue..and a cycle of catastrphe's...Unfortunately the

best drug's for this supposerdly would be the ARB's which are

nowhere near perfect..IMO...I suppose an ARB when working optimally

in combo with strong antimicrobial therapy may ahve the combo

required. I feel we may need to look for a better therapy in this

area?Possably dialysis to get the toxins out of the blood may be the

base of the therapy?Anyway early in the arb therapy while it was

working it covered this very well in my own case, but when it lost

it's clamping, the fat lady sang loader than the fat person selling

the ideology.

tony

> >> > > > > Hi all,

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> >> > > > >    The SPECT Brain Scans that were done in the

> >> > > early 90's by Jay

> >> > > > Goldstein & others on CFS patients showed

> >> > > > > Hypoperfusion (Low Blood Flow).

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> >> > > > > As a result of the Peckerman study, Dr. Cheney

> >> > > says the result of

> >> > > > the low cardiac output in CFS is poor

> >> > > micro-circulation . It would

> >> > > > appear that  this is what  caused the

> >> > > Hypoperfusion in the SPECT

> >> > > > Scans. Right ?

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> >> > > > >

> >> > > > > Al

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