Wayne
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This is my first post on this thread. I know close to nothing about this topic, but did run across a reference to it on:
TheBetterHealthGuy.com website
I just discovered this website yesterday, and although his primary focus is Lyme, he has a wealth of information on most things pwME/CFS are interested in. I currently expect to start using this website fairly extensively to learn more about his comprehensive approach to chronic health conditions such as ours.
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Here's what he had to say about his own experience with GcMAF:
TheBetterHealthGuy.com website
I just discovered this website yesterday, and although his primary focus is Lyme, he has a wealth of information on most things pwME/CFS are interested in. I currently expect to start using this website fairly extensively to learn more about his comprehensive approach to chronic health conditions such as ours.
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Here's what he had to say about his own experience with GcMAF:
I continue to do quite well though did have a difficult year with inflammation resulting from GcMAF therapy. I had planned to stop GcMAF injections around July after nearly a year of using them, but it was suggested at that time that I continue for several more months. I'm hoping to be done with them in early 2013 if not sooner.
GcMAF was a difficult and wild ride. While it has been very helpful for some people, it seems to promote inflammation in many with chronic Lyme disease. In over 15 years of treating, it was by far the most difficult treatment I have ever done. Hopefully, the longer-term benefits will be worth it.
I did recently have a session with a consultant that looks at your blood under a microscope, and he commented that my immune system looked like that of a teenager. I do feel like it has helped my immune system, but it has not been easy. If pursuing GcMAF therapy yourself, it is important that you are working closely with a practitioner that can support you in the event that inflammation becomes a significant issue. It seems that people tolerate GcMAF better with much lower dosing that what is used for other conditions.