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m0joey.....yea..just thought it might be newsworthy...
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Dr Cheney has been saying something very similar for many years. Based on my own experiences, I believe this is correct.
Also...on the LDN, I would have to disagree that it can't backfire. Nothing makes me more ill than LDN. I know several pwc's who were thrown into horrible and long lasting relapses from taking LDN. But, I also know some who have good results. It seems that pwc's react full on good or bad to LDN...very few have benign responses.....and that can be quite diagnostic.
Great thread Joey!
If you look at Functional Genetics Inc's product pipeline, the anti-TSG101 monoclonal antibody in the works is FGI-101-1A6. It is listed as the broadest spectrum antiviral monoclonal antibody, as well as the the monoclonal antibody for prostate cancer (XMRV anyone???)
Someone posted a comment on Dr D-J's latest blog about an anti-TSG101 peptide http://treatingxmrv.blogspot.com/2010/09/snydermanmikovits-poster-presentation.html#comments
This is very exciting! Has anyone heard more about this?
There is a new article in a german virology bulletin from the university of Erlangen. The author (Dr. Fischer) says that high doses of AZT and Tenofovir are needed to treat XMRV efficiently