Re: 4 subjects challenge Lilly over drugtrial

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

You are mistaken to dismiss cytochome 450 testing as you do

below.

Testing for Cytochrome 2D6 ALONE covers Effexor,

Prozac, Paxil, Amitriptyline, serzone, and a host of others.

Had I had this info ten years ago I would have been spared years

of unneccessary runaround by dismissive doctors.

Links for further study to follow.

> wizard_marchbanks@y... said:

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>

>

> <<Lambs to the slaughter -

> Ros, everyone, why the HELL don't these big companies test

for

> CYP 450 gene profile before signing some poor money hungry

> student up for drug trial? For about or less than $100 a CYP

450

> gene profile can be produced from a cheek swab.>>

>

>

> ** Just about anyone could have gone into a heavy

withdrawal with their

> brain chemistry yanked around the way it was in the duloxetine

trial.

>

>

> Aside from that, saliva testing of CYP450 enzymes has not

proven to be

> reliable. It is also limited to a few enzymes.

>

> Regards,

>

[Guest guest]

CC wrote: , you've just been totally unresponsive to the

content of my

> post, and instead, criticized my decision to use the generic

name for

> Effexor (which I do so people on the list from other countries

know what

> drug is being talked about).

Right. The best educators simplify. I have found that if I wish to

keep the attention of the (regular) reader I must use plain writing

and plain usage Otherwise I lose them.

> As for http://www.cbc.ca , this is not what this group is about.

This

> group is about withdrawal and recovery.

>

The reccommended Generation RX and Faint Warning articles at

http://www.cbc.ca are about pharma dangers and recovery.

[Guest guest]

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> ** My post was not geared to the " regular " reader. It was a

response to

> you. There are some instances where things cannot be

simplified without

> losing important information. This is the case with P450.

>

> Regards,

>

Dear ,

After finding Faint Warning and Generation RX on CBC radio and

internet, I have turned over all my CYP450 reference materials to

a science reporter who worked on this project.

I have every reason to believe that this writer has the skill and

motivation to make this difficult topic both understandable and

useful to the world.