Re: Are all ARBs considered equal in helping the immune system to recognise the bugs

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Hi Pam

good to hear from you, hope your ok.

I think from IMO yeast /fungi should be considered before benicar.

bleu

On 13 May 2006, at 20:21, doggy532001 wrote:

> Hi all

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> I would like to know if all of the ARBs are equally effective in

> modifying the immune system so that they can start killing the bugs as

> per 's hypothesis and the other unnamed person.

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> I have tried many different antibiotics but they are never successful

> and I always end up with very bad yeast issues so would like to try

> another approach if the latest blood test I have had done shows there

> is a problem.

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> Thanks

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> Pam

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So far, I'm not finding the same kind of excitement around other ARBS as there is around Benicar (olmesartan). Some people have suggested telmesartan, but I just don't know. For some reason, mnny researchesr seem very focused on omesartan. But that doesn't mean the other ones are not effective or explain why so much emphasis is being placed on Olmesartan. I really wish I knew. Benicar has been given such a black eye by one particular person, that it's probably not being given objective consideration by our community. But time will probalby tell. penny doggy532001 <doggy532001@...> wrote: Hi allI would like to know if all of the ARBs are equally effective in modifying the immune system so that they can start killing

the bugs as per 's hypothesis and the other unnamed person.I have tried many different antibiotics but they are never successful and I always end up with very bad yeast issues so would like to try another approach if the latest blood test I have had done shows there is a problem.ThanksPam

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I would also like to say that I do not believe that Benicar has much of an antimicrobial effect. Perhaps an indirect one by calming inflammation, but my personal experience shows that you still need antimicrobials. For me, the inflammatory reduction from Benicar is remarkable, because it eliminates all of my symptoms except one. Fatigue. Aspirin is another anti-inflammatory that may be very beneficial. Not only does it quiet inflammation and relive pain, but it thins blood (which most of us need) and has some antimicrobial properties. I can't take aspirin due to severe stomach pain, but I would, if that weren't the case. You probably need to address your microbes, both bacterial and fungal, as well as the inflammation, all simultaneously. Different ways to go about that. pennyColourbleu <colourbleu@...>

wrote: Hi Pamgood to hear from you, hope your ok.I think from IMO yeast /fungi should be considered before benicar.bleuOn 13 May 2006, at 20:21, doggy532001 wrote:> Hi all>> I would like to know if all of the ARBs are equally effective in> modifying the immune system so that they can start killing the bugs as> per 's hypothesis and the other unnamed person.>> I have tried many different antibiotics but they are never successful> and I always end up with very bad yeast issues so would like to try> another approach if the latest blood test I have had done shows there> is a problem.>> Thanks>> Pam>>>>>>>