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Meredith
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Posted: Thu Aug 14th, 2008 23:57 |
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A friend of mine has had dermatomyositis, a rare illness, since she was a child. Im thinking because its an 'itis' the MP would work for this illness.
Am I correct in my assumption?
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CFS, depression, arthritis, 25D16(Aug08), noirs, covered up, light exp. commute, Ph1 Sept08
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natalie17
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Posted: Fri Aug 15th, 2008 03:58 |
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Hi Meredith,
Welcome to the sister site of http://www.marshallprotocol.com. This is your personal thread, please ask any future questions in here  .
Meg Mangin R.N. recently said;
Dermatomyositis looks like it is a Th1 inflammatory disease which could be successfully treated with the Marsall Protocol.
Also -
D-metabolites tests will help verify that the Marshall Protocol is the right treatment for your friend.
When s/he has the results, s/he can get help here understanding them. See-
How to post your D-metabolites tests results
A therapeutic probe can also be used -
What is a therapeutic probe?
Let us know if we can help you further.
All the best,
Natalie
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Meredith
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Posted: Mon Aug 25th, 2008 02:49 |
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I was wondering, if the MP destroys large numbers of bacteria are we leaving ourselves vunerable to a rogue infection like sepsis? As we seem to not fully understand the role bacteria have to play in the human body does the MP kill ALL kinds or just L-forms? I guess what Im trying to say is if we strip our bodies back to a 'clean' canvas are we left vunerable?
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Julia
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Posted: Mon Aug 25th, 2008 20:38 |
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Meredith,
It isn't really the MP that kills the bacteria, but your re-activated immune system. The MP antibiotics are bacteriostatic, not bactericidal - they just weaken the bacteria and prevent them multiplying so that the immune system can get at them.
Dr Marshall is beginning to question the accepted view that we need 'good bacteria'. See (for example) Some Bacteria make you Fat, some Thin.
None of the early adopters seem to have suffered from rogue infections, just ever-increasing health!
Julia 
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Meredith
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Posted: Mon Aug 25th, 2008 21:23 |
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Thanks Julia,
Clarifying the purpose of the antibiotics has quelled some of my fear on this! And I knew that too!! 
I guess part of participating in a clinical trial means we learn as we go too. Im a happy guinea pig! (or at least I will be when my Beni FINALLY gets here!)
Thanks again. You guys are doing amazing work.
Meredith
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CFS, depression, arthritis, 25D16(Aug08), noirs, covered up, light exp. commute, Ph1 Sept08
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Meredith
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 08:00 |
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I dont know if its brain fog or what but I cant seem to find the answers by searching so I'll ask you-
I have food sensitivies (gluten, sulphites etc) Are these all a tangled part of this? Will they resolve as I progress on MP?
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CFS, depression, arthritis, 25D16(Aug08), noirs, covered up, light exp. commute, Ph1 Sept08
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Julia
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 11:08 |
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Meredith,
Try putting 'food sensitivities' into a Google site search on the study site (more efficient than the site's own search box). I think you'll find the results very encouraging
Julia 
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