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[Guest guest]

Hello to All:

Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of interest to

some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in mice. This is does not

mean the results will be the same for humans but it is a start and hopefully

will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes rheumatoid

arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune'. (medical double speak) Well, those of you on AP

know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause but was never able to get the AMA

nor fellow rheumys to listen.

Diane Springob

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Bad Mix Of Bacterial Remnants And Genetics Leads To Arthritis

Here's another reason to hate leftovers...

http://www.medicalnewstoday..com/articles/144582.php

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Hi, Diane,

I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

Mona

rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News Today article

with you

Hello to All:

Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of interest to

some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in mice. This is does not

mean the results will be the same for humans but it is a start and hopefully

will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes rheumatoid

arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune'. (medical double speak) Well, those of you on AP

know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause but was never able to get the AMA

nor fellow rheumys to listen.

Diane Springob

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Bad Mix Of Bacterial Remnants And Genetics Leads To Arthritis

Here's another reason to hate leftovers...

http://www.medicalnewstoday..com/articles/144582.php

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here is the info

 

ScienceDaily (Mar. 31, 2009) — Here's another reason to hate leftovers. A

research study sheds light on one cause of arthritis: bacteria. In the study,

scientists from the United States and The Netherlands show that a specific gene

called NOD2 triggers arthritis or makes it worse when leftover remnants of

bacteria cell walls, called muramyl dipeptide or MDP, are present. This

discovery offers an important first step toward new treatments to prevent or

lessen the symptoms of inflammatory arthritis.

" Despite recent advances in the treatment of arthritis, none target its cause, "

said Davey, Associate Chief of Staff for Research at the Portland Oregon

Veteran's Affairs Medical Center and one of the researchers involved in the

study. " Our work with MDP and NOD2 is a step toward understanding the root cause

of arthritis which one day may allow certain forms of arthritis to be prevented

altogether. "

Davey and colleagues made this discovery through experiments using two groups of

mice, one group was normal and the other had been genetically modified so that

their NOD2 gene was deactivated (commonly referred to as " knocked out " ). Then

they administered MDP to the joints of mice in each group, and unlike the normal

group of mice, the mice with the deactivated NOD2 gene did not experience signs

of arthritis. This may also be an important advance in the understanding and

treatment of Blau Syndrome, a rare genetic disease characterized by

granulomatous arthritis (arthritis caused by bacteria), uveitis (inflammation in

the middle layer of the eye), skin rash and cranial neuropathy (a disorder

affecting nerves that control sight, eye movement, hearing, and taste).

" Now that we know that bacterial products can activate this NOD2 pathway and

that this signal contributes to arthritis, " said Wherry, Ph.D., Deputy

Editor of the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, " the next step is to find treatments

that either rid the body of this inflammatory signal or mask it. Either way, the

net effect would be the same: people would be spared from a very crippling

disease. "

According to the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention more that 40

million American say that they have been told by a doctor that they have

arthritis or another rheumatic condition. Arthritis is the most common cause of

disability in the United States and limits activities of nearly 19 million

people.

From: Mona Goldstein <spellers@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News Today

article with you

rheumatic

Date: Friday, April 3, 2009, 9:29 AM

Hi, Diane,

I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

Mona

rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News Today article

with you

Hello to All:

Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of interest to

some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in mice. This is does not

mean the results will be the same for humans but it is a start and hopefully

will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes rheumatoid

arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune' . (medical double speak) Well, those of you on AP

know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause but was never able to get the AMA

nor fellow rheumys to listen.

Diane Springob

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Bad Mix Of Bacterial Remnants And Genetics Leads To Arthritis

Here's another reason to hate leftovers...

http://www.medicaln ewstoday. .com/articles/ 144582.php

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Hi Diane, I cant seem to open up the web address either. Can you please send a

working link. Thanks

From: Mona Goldstein <spellers@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News Today

article with you

rheumatic

Date: Friday, April 3, 2009, 7:29 AM

Hi, Diane,

I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

Mona

rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News Today article

with you

Hello to All:

Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of interest to

some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in mice. This is does not

mean the results will be the same for humans but it is a start and hopefully

will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes rheumatoid

arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune' . (medical double speak) Well, those of you on AP

know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause but was never able to get the AMA

nor fellow rheumys to listen.

Diane Springob

************ ********* ********* ********* ********* ********* ***

Bad Mix Of Bacterial Remnants And Genetics Leads To Arthritis

Here's another reason to hate leftovers...

http://www.medicaln ewstoday. .com/articles/ 144582.php

************ ********* ********* ********* ********* ********* ***

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[Guest guest]

Arshad and Group,

Here are two working links. Make sure that the each URL is in a

single line in your browser.

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-03/foas-bmo033109.php

http://www.redorbit.com/news/science/1664069/bad_mix_of_bacterial_remnants_and_g\

enetics_leads_to_arthritis/index.html

The two links below relate the NOD2 gene to uveitis, a bacterial eye

inflammation which is one of the symptoms of reactive arthritis.

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=2430189

http://www.iovs.org/cgi/reprint/49/4/1518.pdf

For a brief description of reactive arthritis (which I have), see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactive_arthritis

Sincerely, Harald

At 07:21 PM 4/3/2009, Arshad Amdani wrote:

>Hi, Diane,

>I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

>Mona

>Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 8:12 AM

>Subject: rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News

>Today article with you

>

>Hello to All:

>

>Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of

>interest to some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in

>mice. This is does not mean the results will be the same for humans

>but it is a start and hopefully will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's

>A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

>

>All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes

>rheumatoid arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune' . (medical double speak)

>Well, those of you on AP know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause

>but was never able to get the AMA nor fellow rheumys to listen.

>

>Diane Springob

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dianne, very informative article and something we knew all along thanks

to Dr Brown.

>Hi, Diane,

>I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

>Mona

>Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 8:12 AM

>Subject: rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News

>Today article with you

>

>Hello to All:

>

>Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of

>interest to some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in

>mice. This is does not mean the results will be the same for humans

>but it is a start and hopefully will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's

>A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

>

>All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes

>rheumatoid arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune' . (medical double speak)

>Well, those of you on AP know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause

>but was never able to get the AMA nor fellow rheumys to listen.

>

>Diane Springob

[Guest guest]

i am not able to open up Diane's article!  Help me too!  I want to read it. 

Dolores & Mike

>Hi, Diane,

>I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

>Mona

>Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 8:12 AM

>Subject: rheumatic Fw: Diane wants to share this Medical News

>Today article with you

>

>Hello to All:

>

>Attached is a link to an interesting article which may be of

>interest to some/all of you, although the testing so far was done in

>mice. This is does not mean the results will be the same for humans

>but it is a start and hopefully will lead to bringing Dr. Brown's

>A/P as the standard treatment protocol.

>

>All I ever heard from my ex-rheumy was " we DON'T KNOW what causes

>rheumatoid arthritis -- it's 'autoimmune' . (medical double speak)

>Well, those of you on AP know Drs. Brown and Scammell knew the cause

>but was never able to get the AMA nor fellow rheumys to listen.

>

>Diane Springob

[Guest guest]

Dolores & Mike,

For the article, go to

<http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-03/foas-bmo033109.php>http://www.eu\

rekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-03/foas-bmo033109.php

Make sure that each link on this pages fits on one line, and that

there are no spaces in the link. Spaces show up as %20 when you paste

a link into your browser. For some reason, some software inserts

spaces in the link, in particular after periods, slashes and

underlines. This causes the link not to work.

Sincerely, Harald

At 03:19 PM 4/4/2009, you wrote:

>i am not able to open up Diane's article! Help me too! I want to

>read it. Dolores & Mike

>

>

>

> >Hi, Diane,

> >I can't seem to open the web address you sent. Help!

> >Mona

[Guest guest]

Perhaps someday stem cells will help

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Dear Diane,

Diane (springobd@...) saw this article on the Medical News Today website

and thought you might be interested in it:

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Arthritis May Be Treated With Umbilical Cord Cells

Umbilical cord stem cells may be useful in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis

(RA)...

To read the full article, please go to:

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/208062.php

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or perhaps there already IS answers to disease and

suffering................sally

Diane wants to share this Medical News Today article with you

Dear Diane,

Diane (springobd@...) saw this article on the Medical News Today website

and thought you might be interested in it:

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Arthritis May Be Treated With Umbilical Cord Cells

Umbilical cord stem cells may be useful in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis

(RA)...

To read the full article, please go to:

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/208062.php

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