Um yes Im that guy..great comments from Willow and others.
Really does boil down to politics.
As far as treatment, from my experience IGG is the best option for those who just come down with CFS, fresh IGG to clear the virus before it gets deep into the tissues and cause the more dramatic long term issues. The glutamine will help heal the gut as the infection is beleived to start there and go onto other areas from that point. The military stock piles IGG for this very reason, when the troops have viral exposures that can potentially be harmfull they use IGG. Unfortunately that has raised the cost of it ALOT.
You really want to do 6 months of both to make sure all is clear. Ampligen is great but at this point it should not be a number one option nor glutathione. Vitamin cocktails always nice and Xyrem is very effective for sleep, but very addictive so be careful. As for the CDC, I think everyone covered that topic in great detail and offered links
IMMUNE GLOBULIN (HUMAN) (IGG) IV WARNINGS
This medication may cause serious (rarely fatal) kidney problems.
This medication may cause serious problems from blood clots (e.g., pulmonary embolism, stroke, heart attack)
this product may contain substances that could cause infections because it is made from human blood. HIV
may cause a serious inflammation of the brain (aseptic meningitis syndrome) several hours to 2 days after your treatment.
Lung problems may rarely occur 1 to 6 hours after your treatment. You will be monitored closely for any lung problems after your treatment.
pulmonary edema from fluid overload, due to the high colloid oncotic pressure of IVIG
allergic/anaphylactic reactions; for example, anaphylactic shock, especially in IgA deficient patients, who by definition can still produce IgG antibodies (IgA deficient patients are more likely to produce IgG against the IVIG administration than normal patients).
damage such as hepatitis caused directly by antibodies contained in the pooled IVIG.
acute renal failure[9]
venous thrombosis
aseptic meningitis
I appreciate the advice Michael, but I am only 20 years old and want to live to see 90-100. any idea what triggered yours?
