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--- home:symptoms:other [01.07.2019] – [Nails] sallieq
+++ home:symptoms:other [01.11.2019] – [Transfusion] sallieq
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 The aim of the combined essential elements of the MP (avoiding light and vitamin D, using the MP meds etc) is to stimulate/activate the immune system.
-The innate immune system can work properly when the VDR is not over-stimulated, and the antibiotics are often not necessary to continue the process. The antibiotics do ensure a more even species-kill, and establish a pattern to the response.
+The innate immune system can work properly when the VDR is not over-stimulated, and the antibiotics are often not necessary to continue the process. The antibiotics may ensure a more even species-kill, and establish a pattern to the response.
-Even in the absence of Benicar (and abx), the immune system will often keep killing the bacteria for months.
+Even in the absence of Benicar (and abx), the immune system will usually keep killing bacteria for months, until D(1,25) creeps up again.
+=== Cell death (apotosis) must precede cessation of fibrosis ===
-== Cell death (apotosis) must precede cessation of fibrosis ==
-.
 Immunupathology resulting from fibrosis remodeling
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-===== Only when palliation treatment is absolutely necessary =====
+===== Only when treatment is absolutely necessary =====
+Blood transfusions should not be given unless warranted by dangerously low Hct and Hgb because they carry serious risks. Not listed is also the probable infusion of CWD bacteria with each transfusion.
-==== Blood transfusions ====
+==== Transfusion ====
 If your Hct and Hgb are dangerously low a blood transfusion is the standard treatment.
-A Canadian Critical Care Trial Group studycompared “restrictive” Hgb&lt;7) to “liberal” (Hgb &lt;10) transfusion strategies. The “restrictive” strategy was as effective and superior to the “liberal” transfusion strategy among patients less than 55 and without cardiac disease. Patients had an overall greater decrease in mortality and less complications. They concluded that a transfusion threshold of 7 g/dl is safe in critically ill patients, including those with minimal cardiopulmonary disease. Recent recommendations suggest RBC transfusion only in cases with &lt;Hgb and known clinical symptoms.
+A Canadian Critical Care Trial Group studycompared “restrictive” Hgb to “liberal” Hgb transfusion strategies. The “restrictive” strategy was as effective and superior to the “liberal” transfusion strategy among patients less than 55 and without cardiac disease. Patients had an overall greater decrease in mortality and less complications. They concluded that a transfusion threshold of 7 g/dl is safe in critically ill patients, including those with minimal cardiopulmonary disease. Recent recommendations suggest RBC transfusion only in cases with &lt;Hgb and known clinical symptoms.
 Blood transfusions should not be given unless warranted by dangerously low Hct and Hgb because they carry serious risks. Not listed is also the probable infusion of CWD bacteria with each transfusion.
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 ===== Notes and comments =====
-there is good MPeer commentary on nails at end to be placed above
+there is good MPeer commentary on nails at end now placed above
+except Dr Alan Cantwell, MD (dermatologist) reports that the CWD bacteria love sweat glands and hair follicles. Please see Dr. Cantwell's paper at The Eccrine Sweat Gland As A Possible Focus Of Infection With Acid-Fast Cell-Wall-Deficient Bacteria
 and material on diet, some of which could be used elsewhere

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