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Biofilms - Clinical Implications of, by Dr. Stephen Olmstead, Chief Science Officer for Prothera and Klaire Labs -

Submitted by jeanneroz on Wed, 2010-06-02 19:35.

On February 26, 2009, Dr. Stephen Olmstead, Chief Science Officer for ProThera® and Klaire Labs™, gave a lecture to the Physicians’ Roundtable meeting in Greenville, North Carolina on gastrointestinal biofilm.

Want a Lyme test that looks for antigens?

Submitted by Louise on Wed, 2010-04-28 17:00.

A Lyme Test test that Looks for antigens:

http://www.lyme-disease-research-database.com/lyme_disease_blog.html

http://www.centralfloridaresearch.com/

Biofilm Testing

Submitted by jeanneroz on Wed, 2010-04-07 12:35.

I picked up a comment in another post (by K23la) regarding Biofilm Testing and it perked my interest. I 'm not sure what advantage it would be to know specifically what pathogens are hiding in the biofilms we have as the removal process is, I believe, the same. Perhaps some of the more scientifically-minded here may have input.

The test is available at Fry Labs in Arizona and your own prescribing doctor can order it (the test kit will then be sent free). If you order it yourself, the test kit is $15.00.

The cost of the Fluorescent DNA Stain is $350.00. All information is available at http://www.frylabs.com

InterFase Plus and Biofilms

Submitted by jeanneroz on Thu, 2010-02-11 10:15.

Last Wednesday, I decided to start the InterFase Plus for the treatment of biofilms. I was curious to see what, if any, type of reaction I would have. The recommended dosage (on the bottle) is 2-8 capsules per day. Additionally, I have a schedule obtained from an autism parent given to her by the autism doc, Dr. McCandless, but it is too agressive IMOⁱ, for me so I decided to only take it on M/W/F, the days I take both Azith and Doxyⁱ. (I switched back to Azith, from Roxi January 2010).

Intracellular Bacteria Encode Inhibitory SNARE-Like Proteins.

Submitted by NellyP on Wed, 2009-10-14 10:01.

PLoS One. 2009 Oct 12;4(10):e7375.

Intracellularⁱ Bacteria Encode Inhibitory SNARE-Like Proteins.

Paumet F, »

Trying Roxi instead of Azith

Submitted by jeanneroz on Sat, 2009-09-26 18:35.

This is day two of switching from Azith to Roxi. I have a few months' supply and thought I would switch out one of my ABXⁱ since I have been on this protocol for about 2.5 years. My CPNⁱ titers (in June of this year) are still very high.

I really didn't think there would be any noticable change, but today I am having definite endotoxinⁱ reactions (red, scratchy eyes),inflammationⁱ ( my knees and hips are stiff), my legs feel like mud and it's more difficult to walk today. Extreme fatigue.

Definitely notice Roxi doesn't seem to have the immunomodulatory effect that Azith does for me (so far anyway).

JeanneRoz

update on my life.

Submitted by lee mcghee on Thu, 2009-08-27 08:28.

Persistence

Hello everyone. I hope everyone is doing good. I have now been on this protocol for a year and a 1/2. and no longer consider myself a newbie on this website. I have meet some wonderful people that have been doing this protocol longer then me and im thankful ive gotten to know them and very thankful for there encouranment. Right now. on monday Ill be going to Bahrain for a year for the Navy. The Navy thinks im completely healthy and doesnt know ive been on abxⁱ. I packed a year supply of abxⁱ in my bag just in case I have trouble ordering them over there even though 1drug says they ship over there which is good.

Scientists Uncover Mechanism Behind Hepatitis C Virus Survival

Submitted by Louise on Wed, 2009-08-26 11:33.

Viral inhibition of apoptosisⁱ; http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/08/090817190642.htm

CAP & Adjunct Treatment update March 11, 2009

Submitted by Louise on Wed, 2009-03-18 09:33.

Treatment Overview on March 11, 2009;

Diagnostic Evaluation May 24, 2007. Chronic Fatigue Sydrome - Progressive onset - 20 to 30 years to overwhelming fatigue, Fibromyalgiaⁱ, Mild Form. C.Pn. positive by Lab test result > 1:512, Bb positive by Lab test Western Blot after doxycycline taken for 3 -4 weeks for CPnⁱ, Borrelia Burgdorferi (Lyme Disease) was revealed as positve on Western Blot late July 2007.

Started CAProtocol 6-21-07 with Doxycycline, N-A-C and all supplementsⁱ, CAP Progressed on 10-31-07 Macrolide-added, progressed 11-22-07 Tinidazole-added and also Cholestyramine HS PRN x 7d starting day 3 - 4 of pulse and continuing for +/- 7 days.

Erlichiosis and other obligately intracellular bacteria RICKETTSIA, ORIENTIA, EHRLICHIA, ANAPLASMA, COXIELLA AND BARTONELLA

Submitted by Louise on Wed, 2009-03-11 09:21.

Ehrlichiosis in humans; http://www.dhpe.org/infect/ehrlichiosis.html

Ehrlichiosis and forms of related bacterial infectionsⁱ; http://www.avma.org/reference/zoonosis/znehrlichiosis.asp

RICKETTSIA, ORIENTIA, EHRLICHIA, ANAPLASMA, COXIELLA AND BARTONELLA;

link to bacteriology text online; http://pathmicro.med.sc.edu/mayer/ricketsia.htm

Chlamydia pneumoniae--a new causative agent of reactive arthritis and undifferentiated oligoarthritis.

Submitted by jeanneroz on Tue, 2009-02-03 13:41.

Chlamydia pneumoniae--a new causative agent of reactive arthritis and undifferentiated oligoarthritis.

J Braun, S Laitko, J Treharne, U Eggens, P Wu, A Distler, and J Sieper

Department of Medicine, Klinikum Steglitz, Free University of Berlin, Germany.

This article has been cited by other articles in PMC.

Podcast on Cpn by Two of the Major Chlamydial Researchers

Submitted by Jim K on Mon, 2008-12-15 21:56.

A very good podcast on Chlamydias by two of the top researchers in the area, Elizabeth Stuart and Wilmore Webley at UMass. They discuss the relationship to cardiac disease, some relationship of Chlam T to cervical cancer, and both Chlam T and Cpnⁱ to asthmaⁱ in children. 70% of pediatric asthma patients they tested have Chlamydia, with sexually transmitted version and respiratory version (Cpn) at about 50-50. Very important work.

http://www.umasstechcast.org/2008/09/techcast-at-umass-6-microbiologists...

Something Viral or different NAC?

Submitted by jeanneroz on Fri, 2008-10-24 09:35.

For the past week I have been struggling with what appears to feel like a chest cold (or those CPNⁱ elementary bodies are reactivated?) This is such a strange feeling, in that, even though I have been "sick" with all the repercussions of the protocol, I haven't had anything like a cold, flu, or viral type illness since being on CAPⁱ. I have been running a low grade fever, coughing and feeling very flu-like. Considering I don't get out of the house much, if it is viral my husband probably brought it home.

No Fun being in OZ

Submitted by jeanneroz on Mon, 2008-10-20 11:45.

My mobility is becoming worse and I am also having neuropathy-type foot drag -- occasionally the toes on my right foot fold over and I don't feel them right away until I've scraped them on the floor or stairs! And my feet, (even though I think they are "up") aren't and I trip... I am unsteady. My husband is constantly having to steady me and help me maneuver on the occasions we leave the house or he pushes me in a transport chair.

These are NEW symptoms which have developed over the last two pulses. I have had problems with my right knee since the beginning of capⁱ but these symptoms are different. My left knee and leg are now affected.

Antibiotics to be available without prescription

Submitted by Mariapatri on Fri, 2008-08-08 14:30.

This is the news: In England, possible antibioticsⁱ to be sold over the counter, to treat CHLAMYDIA!

This is the story form http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/aug/06/health

Oral antibiotics are to be made available for the first time without doctor's prescription under guidelines approved yesterday by the medicines regulator.

A pill to treat chlamydia, the most commonly diagnosed sexually transmitted infection, will become available for purchase in pharmacies across England later this year.

Persistence

On February 26, 2009, Dr. Stephen Olmstead, Chief Science Officer for ProThera® and Klaire Labs™, gave a lecture to the Physicians’ Roundtable meeting in Greenville, North Carolina on gastrointestinal biofilm.

Intracellulari Bacteria Encode Inhibitory SNARE-Like Proteins.

Intracellularⁱ Bacteria Encode Inhibitory SNARE-Like Proteins.