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What are some inhibitorsof Matrix mettaloproteinases( MMPs),medicines, or herbs/spices, involved with lyme and toher TBI?

Thanks

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Not sure if this has anything to do with Dr Shoemaker and Neurotoxicologist named Hudnell's theory that all of these diseases....

CFS, Fm, lyme,
are caused by neurotoxins...and we won't get well until we clear them out of our bodies.

Utilization of Actos and CSM to build up our MSH(melanocyte-stimulating hormones) and to decrease our MMP9's so that our UBO's on our MRI's go away!

then we won't be sick anymore....!

Is this what you meant?

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pingpong,
Your mailbox is full. I'll try again later or in the morning.

I did get your message and can talk after nine weekdays or anytime on weekends; Cell is free, then... No land line for the forseeable future.


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Tomy,

Thanks, sorry for belated reply.

i was thinking of direct inhibitors of mmps.

don't if actos and choestyramine(=csm?) inhibit mmps. they may do so indirectly, but rank speculation here.


actos is supposed to be an anti-tumor necrosis factor-alpha(tnf-a?)


Bb is spposed to directly ""set-off" mmps. recall vagur at the moment. must review lit. on these.

what is /are UBO? on the MRI?


thanks
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Trueblue,

thanks for reply.
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90 pms sent.
forgot to eraese.

yes please call. looking forward to productive discussion.

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Trueblue,

thanks for reply.
mail box mostly cleaned out.

only 60 pms allowed;90 sent.
forgot to eraese.

yes please call. looking forward to productive discussion.

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Good to go!

Later gator,
trueblue

ps. sorry I had nothing to offer on this subject; just figured you'd check back. [Big Grin]

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