First, let me say it's so nice to finally be able to access and log in to this website. I've been gone a long time.
On April 4, I will see my new PCP who is a specialist in immune and auto-immune illnesses. He and his partner are using peptide injections which are designed to correct peptide abnormalities in the CNS/immune systems. It has been used successfully in Europe, with virtually no side effects, for 35 years.
Since peptides are the building blocks for amino acids/proteins, this would seem to be supported by the latest research.
I will let y'all know more after I see the doc. These treatments are not FDA approved so one has to have the doc order the material and the patient goes to the office and self-injects. It generally takes 10 injections to get the intended results. The injections cost $300 but the office visit is usually covered by ins.
If anyone has experience with this, please let us know how it's going.
Love, Mikie
On April 4, I will see my new PCP who is a specialist in immune and auto-immune illnesses. He and his partner are using peptide injections which are designed to correct peptide abnormalities in the CNS/immune systems. It has been used successfully in Europe, with virtually no side effects, for 35 years.
Since peptides are the building blocks for amino acids/proteins, this would seem to be supported by the latest research.
I will let y'all know more after I see the doc. These treatments are not FDA approved so one has to have the doc order the material and the patient goes to the office and self-injects. It generally takes 10 injections to get the intended results. The injections cost $300 but the office visit is usually covered by ins.
If anyone has experience with this, please let us know how it's going.
Love, Mikie