Hi all,
I went to Brussels where I saw KDM and got GcMAF. Like what I'm hearing more and more from other doctors, KDM does not want us to write what goes on in the doctor's office on a public forum. So I won't post much here on the forum. For those planning on going to KDM, or for those who want to know about staying at EuroVolley, or those who want to know about bringing GcMAF back into the US (all very legal), feel free to email me off-forum and I can send you some info.
Meanwhile, here are a few tidbits that I don't think breach any confidentiality and you may find helpful.
I did not have any bad reaction to the GcMAF injection I got. I did get a mild headache a few days later, but drinking more water made that go away. I heard it is important to drink a lot of water after GcMAF. I talked with about 8 people total at the clinic or the hotel (where a number of patients stay), all on GcMAF. All were doing better since starting GcMAF. It took some 3 months and others 11 months to see any improvement. And the degree of improvement also varied. Some were able to walk about town again, first the first time in years and years.
In case you do have a bad reaction: As you know, for IRIS, Cheney's approach is to block all histamine receptors H1, H2, H3 with Benadryl, Zantac, Tagamet, Allegra, and Tylenol. KDM says there is a single med (or is it a supplement?) that blocks all three histamine receptors at once: Daosin. Available online (do a google search) and at Pharmacy Antverpia NV, Boechoutsestenweg 13, B-2540 Hove, Belgium, Tel 0031/3 455 94 61 (email
ds@adcweb.be) (also I found this:
http://www.alles-essen.at/en/ and there may be other sources for this Daosin.) Dose: I am to take one in the morning on every day that I feel horrible from the GcMAF, but only take it on the days I feel horrible, not the days I'm doing okay. [UPDATE: I JUST FOUND THIS FOR BUYING IT IN THE USA:
http://histame.com/]
Thawing/re-freezing GcMAF: You can defrost GcMAF and keep it at room temp, without losing potency, for 48 hours for sure, and perhaps 72 hours. Best to keep it to 48 hours, to be safe. You can defrost and refreeze the GcMAF up to 5 times without it losing potency. Frozen, it can keep for 1 year, perhaps longer.
Administering GcMAF: IV, IM, Subcutaneous? I was told that subcutaneous with an insulin needle is the way to do it. But it is confusing because clearly patients were coming in and getting theirs via IV, and on the GcMAF vial itself it says IM. I was told the "IM" written on the vials is inaccurate. I was told to use an insulin needle of one half inch in length, and fill it to 0.2 mL, that is one fifth of a vial (one vial is 100 ng, also known as 1 mL).
Starting dose: We are to do weekly shots of one fifth of a vial for the first month or so. Not sure what to do after that. I assume titrate up according to tolerance. (I did hear one patient's family member say that the patient was over-reacting to the GcMAF, it was too strong, and he'd heard one remedy is to do subcutaneous shots instead of IV.)
For the first vial: Once we thaw a vial, fill all 5 insulin syringes with 0.2 mL each, then and there, and then re-freeze the 4 syringes we do not use right away. Thaw one syringe at a time, one per week. Do not leave the pre-filled syringes in the fridge. Put them back in the freezer. Always keep yr GcMAF frozen, until ready to use.
