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 At its essence, the MP involves five key elements, each of which is supported by the [[home:protocol|latest insights]] in molecular science. MP patients must: At its essence, the MP involves five key elements, each of which is supported by the [[home:protocol|latest insights]] in molecular science. MP patients must:
-  * take a minimum of four X 40mg doses of olmesartan (Benicar) per day 
-  * wean off any immunosuppressive or potentially immunosuppressive [[home:othertreatments|therapies]] 
-  * avoid the consumption of vitamin D, as well as certain other immunosuppressive [[home:food|foods]];  
-  * avoid as far as possible stress and environmental immune suppression 
-  * [[home:lifestyle:light|manage exposure to light]], depending on photosensitivity and blood levels of vitamin D 
  
-Many MP patients also take varying combinations of pulsed, low doses of specific bacteriostatic antibiotics.+  1 take a minimum 40mg olmesartan (Benicar) every 4-6 hours; 
 +  2 avoid as far as possible stress and environmental immune suppression such as radio frequency radiation;    
 +  3 avoid the consumption of vitamin D, as well as certain other immunosuppressive [[home:food|foods]];   
 +  4 wean off any immunosuppressive or potentially immunosuppressive [[home:othertreatments|therapies]]; 
 +  5 [[home:lifestyle:light|manage exposure to light]], depending on blood levels of vitamin D and photosensitivity (if experienced) 
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 +Some MP patients also take varying combinations of pulsed, low doses of specific bacteriostatic antibiotics.
  
 The objective of the MP is to safely activate a [[home:pathogenesis:innate_immunity#antimicrobial_peptides|highly versatile]] defense, the innate immune response. By strengthening the innate immune response, the MP targets the mix of microbes including bacteria, fungi, and viruses that play a role in chronic disease. As pathogens and infected human cells die, they generate inflammation (sometimes called a "cytokine storm") and release endotoxins into the body, resulting in a temporary increase in patients' original symptoms. This is known as immunopathology (generally abbreviated to IP). The objective of the MP is to safely activate a [[home:pathogenesis:innate_immunity#antimicrobial_peptides|highly versatile]] defense, the innate immune response. By strengthening the innate immune response, the MP targets the mix of microbes including bacteria, fungi, and viruses that play a role in chronic disease. As pathogens and infected human cells die, they generate inflammation (sometimes called a "cytokine storm") and release endotoxins into the body, resulting in a temporary increase in patients' original symptoms. This is known as immunopathology (generally abbreviated to IP).
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