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Thanks to Al for posting the mitochondria website link with the

stuff about vitamins that can help.

I am still taking Pancreatin 1400mgs and I am still getting much

better. I have been measuring myself and regained some fullness in

my butt and in the upper chest which was starting to look like I was

about 40 years older than I am.

I am still skeptical but am getting less skeptical as I've done some

more research. Looking at the website for the PBS program Frontline

there is an excellent section on Alternative Medicine at this URL

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/altmed/

Also through that site, I have learned of an NIH site specializing

in alternative medicine. Seems a couple members of congress or the

senate had a couple good experiences with herbal/supplemental

treatment and sort of forced the issue of the NIH doing some

research. VERY interesting stuff. The NIH trails listings can be

found here:

http://nccam.nih.gov/clinicaltrials/treatmenttherapy.htm

As for the Pancreatic enzymes I'm taking and the amazing results

I've had so far (its only been a couple weeks and things are SO much

better and its a progressive improvement :)))...anyway, I was

looking at the clinical trials on NIH for Pancreatic enzymes and

much to amazement the NIH trial says " Pancreatic enzymes may help

kill cancer cells " Madelungs disease (condition I have that HIV Lipo

looks much like) has some of the qualities of cancer (infiltrates,

travels, regenerates) making the fact that these enzymes are giving

me so much help really fascinating. You can read their assertion

about Pancreatic Enzymes and cancer cells here (in the Rationale

statement at the beginning of the description):

http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/gui/c/a1r/show/NCT00003851?

order=1 & JServSessionIdzone_ct=z7mptzjn41

People who have Hep C should also follow their info on clinical

trials for Hep C with Milk Thistle. I know a Madelungs patient who

says it keeps their Hep C in check. The milk thistle trial is

discussed here:

http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00030030

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