Please forgive me if this has already been posted. I found an article on the European Society for ME website about staphylococcus vaccine given to ME patients as a treatment. There is no date so not sure when written.
http://esme-eu.com/treatment/vaccine-treatment-against-staphylococcus-in-me-cfs-article108-110.html
Does anyone have any more information on this?? It sounds too good to be true.
Kristina
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http://esme-eu.com/treatment/vaccine-treatment-against-staphylococcus-in-me-cfs-article108-110.html
Does anyone have any more information on this?? It sounds too good to be true.
Kristina
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An index to all the important posts in this thread is ➤ HERE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
The Staphypan Staphylococcus vaccine proved highly effective in treating ME/CFS, and when taken once a month, was able to keep many cases of ME/CFS in remission, as confirmed by clinical trials.
But infuriatingly, the pharmaceutical company making Staphypan discontinued this product in 2005, leaving all the ME/CFS patients who were doing well on it in the lurch.
But a potential replacement for Staphypan was discovered in Russia, and this thread details the experiments of members of this forum who have tried the Russian Staphylococcus vaccine.
An index to all the important posts in this thread is ➤ HERE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
The Staphypan Staphylococcus vaccine proved highly effective in treating ME/CFS, and when taken once a month, was able to keep many cases of ME/CFS in remission, as confirmed by clinical trials.
But infuriatingly, the pharmaceutical company making Staphypan discontinued this product in 2005, leaving all the ME/CFS patients who were doing well on it in the lurch.
But a potential replacement for Staphypan was discovered in Russia, and this thread details the experiments of members of this forum who have tried the Russian Staphylococcus vaccine.
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