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 The authors of the study Serum angiotensin-converting enzyme in healthy and sarcoidotic children: comparison with the reference interval for adults measured the serum ACE of 187 healthy children between the ages six months and 18 years. Their report (at the link in blue text) includes detailed charts with discussion of the influence of age and gender on serum ACE.  The authors of the study Serum angiotensin-converting enzyme in healthy and sarcoidotic children: comparison with the reference interval for adults measured the serum ACE of 187 healthy children between the ages six months and 18 years. Their report (at the link in blue text) includes detailed charts with discussion of the influence of age and gender on serum ACE. 
  
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  Why has my ACE gone up since I started the MP?  Why has my ACE gone up since I started the MP?
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 Note that ACE is not the same as Angiotensin II. They are different chemicals and have vastly different functions. Our paper “New Treatments Emerge…” describes the biochemistry at “the Angiotensin Hypothesis”. Although put as a 'hypothesis' in that (old) paper, a Spanish group recently validated my etiology in-vitro and in rats. //Trevor//  Note that ACE is not the same as Angiotensin II. They are different chemicals and have vastly different functions. Our paper “New Treatments Emerge…” describes the biochemistry at “the Angiotensin Hypothesis”. Although put as a 'hypothesis' in that (old) paper, a Spanish group recently validated my etiology in-vitro and in rats. //Trevor// 
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 +==== Patient reports ====
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 +<blockquote>Olmesartan Medoxomil 40mg q6hrs
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 +It was seven years ago today I discovered http://www.sarcinfo.com and I now share wonderful news.
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 +I had laboratory work done on 11/19/11 and my Angiotensin Converting Enzyme or ACE is now normal.  It has been out of range since being diagnosed with sarcoidosis in December 2004.
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 +I have no doubt in my mind or spirit that the MP works.  It is a slow path, to be sure, but that's an advantage:  you can't make too drastic of a mistake all at once (except stopping the Olmesartan Medoxomil IMO).  And it also the constant attention to diet, keeping stress down, and moderate exercise (if you can).
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 +Hooray for all of us.
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 +//Sherry//
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