Anti Virals

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In a message dated 11/4/1999 8:25:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,

philcome@... writes:

<<

Has anyone tried olive leaf extract or oregano as anti-virals and found

them useful?

>>

I just read the book about olive leaf extract and found it interesting but

also a little....well..unbeleivable to say the least. The book says you can

get rid of any virus..{including HIV} by taking the extract. It also has a

chapter on CFIDS/ME. It also says that many feel better after taking it only

a few days. Well..for 9 bucks a bottle is sure is worth a try in my

opinion..but I aint getting my hoped to high on this one.

As for the oregano...same deal..touted as a cure all for everything. I did

take that for a while. Solgar brand seems to be the best or oragamax. It

didnt do much for me. Make sure you get one with the oils mixed in it for

full potency.

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In a message dated 1/23/00 12:22:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,

moores@... writes:

<< With all this talk about viral involvement in CFS why isn't there more

discussion about the new antivirals that are hitting the market. >>

Because they won't help until the real enemy is attacked, which is not a

" virus " but something much worse....wait for Nick Regush's book or our

newsletter. Or even the ICID which is taking our information.

Gail

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In a message dated 1/23/00 12:59:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

moores@... writes:

<< Meanwhile we may get some significant help from drugs that are coming on

the market. >>

I have no doubt of that, Steve!

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You might be right but you may also be wrong. It may be that the new broad

spectrum antivirals may give some real relief for at least some CFSers. I share

your hope for grand theory that really

explains CFS and offer the hope of a real cure. Meanwhile we may get some

significant help from drugs that are coming on the market.

I take a ton of drug and that enables me to read books, get groceries, and have

a limited social life. Non of these drug probably fit into the grand theory of

CFS but they make a big difference in

my life. Maybe the new antivirals will give me and other another small increment

of our lives back. And as we all know small steps can make a big difference.

Steve

GAILRONDA@... wrote:

> From: GAILRONDA@...

>

> In a message dated 1/23/00 12:22:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> moores@... writes:

>

> << With all this talk about viral involvement in CFS why isn't there more

> discussion about the new antivirals that are hitting the market. >>

> Because they won't help until the real enemy is attacked, which is not a

> " virus " but something much worse....wait for Nick Regush's book or our

> newsletter. Or even the ICID which is taking our information.

> Gail

>

> ---------------------------

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In a message dated 1/23/2000 12:22:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,

moores@... writes:

> Is it not possible that it could be available for those with CFS.

Anti-viral have help >those with AIDS, and it seem they could help us.

Its possible but my Dr has mentioned several times on my quest about

antivirals, they are not without side effects, can't remember the other

description he uses

[Guest guest]

Hi,

On my lupus list when I mentioned the possible Mito dx, the resident

research scientist asked if I were taking anti-virals as that could mimic

symptoms. Haven't been able to communicate with him now due to death in his

family. He did say that CoQ 10 is used in these diseases, although I know

that not all people respond well to this.

CHrisite

>From: SUSYDOG@...

>

>In a message dated 1/23/2000 12:22:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,

>moores@... writes:

>

>> Is it not possible that it could be available for those with CFS.

>Anti-viral have help >those with AIDS, and it seem they could help us.

>Its possible but my Dr has mentioned several times on my quest about

>antivirals, they are not without side effects, can't remember the other

>description he uses

>

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[Guest guest]

Is it better to start an anti viral before or after chelation?

[Guest guest]

It is good to have your immunoglobulins tested to see if they are abnormally

low.

It is a standard blood test covered by all insurance

http://www.immunedisease.com/about-pi/types-of-pi/igg-subclass-deficiency.html