Cal Crilly

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• Answer added in Autoimmune Disease
  11 Any experience treating Chronic Lymphocytic Pneumonia in primary Sjogren Syndrome? Rituximab doesn´t work in our patient.
  By Oscar illera-martín · Hospital Universitario Infanta Sofía
  Cal Crilly ·

  there really is no point testing someone with Sjögren´s syndrome because the HIV test is fraudulent and a third of people with Sjögren´s syndrome ... [more]

  there really is no point testing someone with Sjögren´s syndrome because the HIV test is fraudulent and a third of people with Sjögren´s syndrome are HIV+ anyway. Antiretroviral drugs with just make Sjögren´s worse as they cause liver damage, they are unproven medications with no function in healthcare and all they do is stop the retroviruses in our DNA from doing cell fusion which is the function of our retroviruses. . "We have previously demonstrated that about one-third of patients with either Sjögren’s syndrome (SS) or systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) react to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) p24 core protein antigen without any evidence of exposure to, or infection with, HIV itself." Reactivity of Sera from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Sjögren’s Syndrome Patients with Peptides Derived from Human Immunodeficiency Virus p24 Capsid Antigen http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC121355/ what I said above about selenium, Vit D and bromelain will work, milk thistle for any suspected liver problems as well and alpha lipoic acid (lots of tomatoes or tomato paste) and Vitamin C preferably from a proper diet. I used to have hyperthyroid. If someone is mistakenly labelled HIV+ when they have Sjögren´s syndrome the drugs used for so called 'HIV' infection will cause more damage. "Of those, 29 patients (49.1%) had abnormal liver function tests including 20.3% with clinically overt hepatic disease." The liver is a common non-exocrine target in primary Sjögren's syndrome http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC128830/
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• Answer added in Nutrition and Dietetics
  33 What would you recommend for a pregnant woman with persistent iron deficiency in a tropical country where most of her foods is high in factors that in...
  By Mary Shanu · University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
  Cal Crilly ·

  It is normally vitamin B6 or pyridoxine deficiency that causes unresponsive anemia. If the lady is caucasian they can be missing the MTHFR1 gene and... [more]

  It is normally vitamin B6 or pyridoxine deficiency that causes unresponsive anemia. If the lady is caucasian they can be missing the MTHFR1 gene and may need extra folate which is still best from foods. Folic acid in supplement form uses up some B12 to methylate it. Iron supplements can interfere with copper absorption too and cause copper deficiency anemia. Ascorbate, Folate, B12, B6 and copper are the main factors. I'd suspect B6, it always gets missed. Google 'pyridoxine iron anemia' studies old and new, it's like a lot of studies were done pre 1960's and forgotten.
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  11 Any experience treating Chronic Lymphocytic Pneumonia in primary Sjogren Syndrome? Rituximab doesn´t work in our patient.
  By Oscar illera-martín · Hospital Universitario Infanta Sofía
  Cal Crilly ·

  I can be leftfield and say I used to have severe hyperthyroid, I have used cod liver oil, selenium foods and bromelain. If you have never tried brome... [more]

  I can be leftfield and say I used to have severe hyperthyroid, I have used cod liver oil, selenium foods and bromelain. If you have never tried bromelain look it up, it tones down cytokine storms, breaks up fibrosis, detaches CD44 in cancer and is a very useful anti-inflammatory which works to potentiate antibiotics and also breaks up mucus. If someone is not prone to bleeding it can save their life in a situation like that, wish I'd known about it earlier as I went through 6 years of drama before I tried it. Any autoimmune syndrome needs vitamin D, hence I used cod liver oil and still do. Vitamin D deficiency and chronic lung disease http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2706673/ And selenium is needed to slow down the hyperthyroid in Sjorgen's. "Decreases of serum T3 and compensatory increases in thyrotropin suggest that a subclinical hypothyroid response was induced in the high selenium group, leading to body weight increases. Increases of serum T3 and serum triacylglycerol accompanied by losses of body fat suggest that a subclinical hyperthyroid response was induced in the low selenium group, leading to body weight decreases." Dietary Selenium Intake Modulates Thyroid Hormone and Energy Metabolism in Men http://jn.nutrition.org/content/133/11/3443.full check their B12 as that may affect methylation too.
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