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home:mp:stages [12.14.2018] – [Stage 3: Benicar partially activates the VDR] sallieqhome:mp:stages [12.14.2018] – [Stage 4: Benicar and 1,25-D are fully successful at activating the VDR] sallieq
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 It should be noted that Benicar has a second action, that of an anti-inflammatory. That is why many patients report feeling //better// when taking Benicar. It should be noted that Benicar has a second action, that of an anti-inflammatory. That is why many patients report feeling //better// when taking Benicar.
-=====Stage 4: Benicar and 1,25-D are fully successful at activating the VDR =====+===== Continuing treatment, Olmesartan Medoxomil and 1,25 successfully reactivate immune functions =====
  
 In Stage 4, the combination of Benicar and 1,25-D is entirely successful at displacing bacterial proteins such as Capnine. Patients would be able to slow their immune response by withdrawing Benicar. Choosing to do so, however, would reduce its anti-inflammatory, palliative effect, and depending on the load of stressors (exposure to pathogenic microbes, other environmental stressors, psychological stress, sleep deprivation etc) it is possible that microbes again may get a stronghold in the body. At this point, patients taking antibiotics will want to discontinue them, or at least adjust dosing so as to maintain tolerable immunopathology. Rather than a [[home:mp:progress#my_disease_is_getting_worse|sign of failure]], this is just a sign that the immune system is becoming healthy. In Stage 4, the combination of Benicar and 1,25-D is entirely successful at displacing bacterial proteins such as Capnine. Patients would be able to slow their immune response by withdrawing Benicar. Choosing to do so, however, would reduce its anti-inflammatory, palliative effect, and depending on the load of stressors (exposure to pathogenic microbes, other environmental stressors, psychological stress, sleep deprivation etc) it is possible that microbes again may get a stronghold in the body. At this point, patients taking antibiotics will want to discontinue them, or at least adjust dosing so as to maintain tolerable immunopathology. Rather than a [[home:mp:progress#my_disease_is_getting_worse|sign of failure]], this is just a sign that the immune system is becoming healthy.
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