Re: Inflammation (and infection)

[Guest guest]

We forget that we named this site for almost that very reason.

Inflammation HAS to be addressed when trying to erradicate the

infection.

IMO

I think that's the biggest breakthrough we did on these lists 2 years

ago when we all pooled our resourses and observations and knowledge.

And we recognized the role inflammation plays for the microbes.

(and J opened my eyes to the role of fungi- and the role of the

gut in immunity no minor player there)

Benicar has turned out to be a good suppressor for some people - and

just too bad you know who- who imperically discovered it's worth had

such an ego problem- and is just consuming himself.

's site is interesting- I'll have to read it in depth when I have

time.

Barb

> >

> > Hello Amy , welcome to the group, interesting about the herbs,

and

> I

> > wouldn't disagree with the view that most health problems stem

> from the gut.

> > Probiotics can be double edged, too much & the IS can be

> compromised they

> > are after all alien microbes & the IS will produce antibodies

> against them

> > .I have read that Celiac disease has been linked with fungi! ..

> > I hope you will look at controlling inflammation as per

> , it is

> > one of the biggest advances in medicine in recent times in my

> estimation,

> > its important to address the causes of inflammation before you

> treat with

> > ARB's .treating while the drivers of inflammation are still in

> place is not

> > going to see good results, Its early days but it's fairly clear

> that

> > treating your infection as effectively as possible is a

> necessary step

> > before embarking on ARB therapy .

> >

> > http://www.journal-inflammation.com/content/1/1/3

> >

> >

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