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Topic: Receptor for Bb’s Hsp60 and 70 is TLR4

Marnie
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Antagonist to TLR4 receptor is ATRA or…find the other! For my chronic chlamydia pneumonia I am taking bitter melon and resveratrol based on Covid research- TSR4A14 - a taste receptor on …get this… lung macrophages. Cpn likes to hang out in M2 macrophages - hard for antibiotics to hit.

[ 09-07-2023, 05:59 PM: Message edited by: Marnie ]

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Marnie
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Google: ATRA TLR4. And yes rhodopsin does the same. increased phagocytosis.

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hiker53
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Thanks, Marnie.

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terv
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Is the bitter melon and resveratrol helping?

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Marnie
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Looks like BH4 (Royal jelly)+ ECEG (green tea) + vitamin c (I like timed release) may be helpful. Royal jelly normally has a bitter taste - hence I am choosing capsules. Inflammatory cytokines trigger IOD - KYN up and BH4 becomes deficient. Lowering inflammation and ROS (via antioxidants) is critical. BH4 deficiency is common in old age too. It is needed to make serotonin and dopamine. I kept researching- what was I missing? Will see…supplements on order. Also trans resveratrol is more bio available.

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