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gigimac
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I thought I would share this. I hope it is for real.

http://www.kutv.com/news/top-stories/stories/vid_8971.shtml

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GretaM
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Wow! That would be great!

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Muscle Car55
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Going to stay optimistic with this.

I think this more for improving pain and symptoms, not necessarily a cure.

I still think that the medical system always looks for a Band-Aid, rather than getting to the source of the problem.

I mean if you're never getting to the source, replacement of the enzyme doesn't get to the source, you will never cure yourself.

But hey, replacing that enzyme may help the body fight off infection and give the body what it needs for curing itself.

I know this is what I need, since my arthritis and inflammation is so dam persistent.

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Kudzuslipper
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I'm all for pain relief!

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j77
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That is quite interesting. Thanks for sharing gigmac. In the video clip, they stated that they were able to correct the enzyme deficiency in animals. I wonder what they used? I bet there are countless Lyme sufferers that would be willing to be lab rats for that supplement!

Now if we can just get the FDA to let their favorite company (23andMe) add that gene to their screening;)

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droid1226
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Research funded by NIH..? Odd..

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http://www.youtube.com/user/droid1226/videos?view=0&flow=grid

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