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 To a large extent, patients who have completed the Marshall Protocol can return to a normal life with the following modifications:  To a large extent, patients who have completed the Marshall Protocol can return to a normal life with the following modifications: 
-  * **consumption of vitamin D** – MP patients are free to enjoy foods such as fish that naturally contain vitamin D. Even so, patients are encouraged not to consume any food products that are fortified with extra vitamin D.+  * **consumption of vitamin D** – MP patients are free to enjoy foods such as fish that naturally contain vitamin D. Even so, patients are warned not to consume any food products that are fortified with extra vitamin D.
   * **light** – Although suntanning is not an option, veterans of the MP may choose to expose their eyes and skin to increasing amounts of light. A word of caution: some patients in later stages of treatment may experience a [[home:mp:stages:stagefive|Stage Five reaction]] when exposed to too much light. To limit the possibility of a severe immunopathological reaction, always increase light exposure (and exercise) gradually. Also, be aware that sometimes an increase in symptoms from light may begin one or two days after exposure and last for several days or even longer.   * **light** – Although suntanning is not an option, veterans of the MP may choose to expose their eyes and skin to increasing amounts of light. A word of caution: some patients in later stages of treatment may experience a [[home:mp:stages:stagefive|Stage Five reaction]] when exposed to too much light. To limit the possibility of a severe immunopathological reaction, always increase light exposure (and exercise) gradually. Also, be aware that sometimes an increase in symptoms from light may begin one or two days after exposure and last for several days or even longer.
-  * **radio frequency radiating technology** - prudent use within household, measuring and avoiding exposure in other places whenever possible.+  * **radio frequency radiating technology** - prudent use within household, setting cell phones to Airplane mode when not in use, switching commputer modem off at bed time, measuring and avoiding exposure in other places whenever possible.
   * **antibiotics** – In later stages of the MP, the immune system is self-sustaining and can eradicate bacteria without antibiotics. However, there is no harm in using a few weeks' worth of MP antibiotics as an annual checkup in order to see if they can generate immunopathology.   * **antibiotics** – In later stages of the MP, the immune system is self-sustaining and can eradicate bacteria without antibiotics. However, there is no harm in using a few weeks' worth of MP antibiotics as an annual checkup in order to see if they can generate immunopathology.
   * **olmesartan (Benicar)** – In later stages of the MP, the Vitamin D Receptor, which controls key components of innate immunity, is properly working again and is activated even in the absence of olmesartan. However, olmesartan is still essential to palliate symptoms and protect organs from systemic immunopathology.   * **olmesartan (Benicar)** – In later stages of the MP, the Vitamin D Receptor, which controls key components of innate immunity, is properly working again and is activated even in the absence of olmesartan. However, olmesartan is still essential to palliate symptoms and protect organs from systemic immunopathology.
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