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From: ironjustice on 5 Mar 2007 13:38 There is no question that it can control erythrocytosis http://www.medical-library.org/journals_6a/polycythemia_vera.htm Who loves ya. Tom Jesus Was A Vegetarian! http://jesuswasavegetarian.7h.com Man Is A Herbivore! http://tinyurl.com/a3cc3 DEAD PEOPLE WALKING http://tinyurl.com/zk9fk
From: greyhackles on 5 Mar 2007 16:07 On 5 Mar 2007 10:38:10 -0800, "ironjustice" <ironjustice(a)cashette.com> wrote: >There is no question that it can control erythrocytosis > >http://www.medical-library.org/journals_6a/polycythemia_vera.htm I have to wonder whether this article carries any real weight in the medical community. It's written so poorly it's hard to believe it was ever reviewed. Paragraphs ending in mid-sentence, sentences ending in mid-thought... As for the conclusion, the author clearly isn't convinced that tx using IFN is the way to go... Cheers /greyhackles
From: ironjustice on 5 Mar 2007 20:49 >>There is no question that it can control erythrocytosis http://www.medical-library.org/journals_6a/polycythemia_vera.htm I have to wonder whether this article carries any real weight in the medical community. It's written so poorly it's hard to believe it was ever reviewed. Paragraphs ending in mid-sentence, sentences ending in mid-thought... As for the conclusion, the author clearly isn't convinced that tx using IFN is the way to go... Cheers /greyhackles<< The link .. full story .. costs ten bucks and a credit card .. Sooo .. that effectively stops me from accessing .. it .. But .. it was mainly placed to show .. specifically .. interferon CAN and does decrease erythrocytosis .. and therefore places erythrocytosis .. 'possibly' .. involved .. Soooo .. I placed the article to show it IS used to treat erythrocytosis .. and since hepatitis is an iron loading disease and since erythrocytosis is an iron loading disease then the fact it is USED in hepatitis means .. there may be erythrocytosis .. lingering .. Since they purportedly have "no idea" .. why / how it actually is doing its' .. job / working / mode OF operation. Sooo .. since iron reduction .. works .. and since interferon also .. works .. means .. more evidence to .. erythrocytosis BEING .. involved .. because .. ? both interferon and iron reduction are USED to treat erythrocytosis. Sooo .. in conclusion .. increased red blood cell production .. higher hemoglobin .. 'may' be involved IN the pathogenesis of ANY disease in which interferon has been shown to have .. efficacy. IMHO .. Who loves ya. Tom Jesus Was A Vegetarian! http://jesuswasavegetarian.7h.com Man Is A Herbivore! http://tinyurl.com/a3cc3 DEAD PEOPLE WALKING http://tinyurl.com/zk9fk
From: greyhackles on 5 Mar 2007 20:57 On 5 Mar 2007 17:49:30 -0800, "ironjustice" <ironjustice(a)cashette.com> wrote: >>>There is no question that it can control erythrocytosis > >http://www.medical-library.org/journals_6a/polycythemia_vera.htm > > I have to wonder whether this article carries any real weight in the >medical > community. It's written so poorly it's hard to believe it was ever >reviewed. > Paragraphs ending in mid-sentence, sentences ending in mid-thought... > > As for the conclusion, the author clearly isn't convinced that tx >using IFN is > the way to go... > >Cheers > > /greyhackles<< > >The link .. full story .. costs ten bucks and a credit card .. > >Sooo .. that effectively stops me from accessing .. it .. > >But .. it was mainly placed to show .. specifically .. interferon CAN >and does decrease erythrocytosis .. and therefore places >erythrocytosis .. 'possibly' .. involved .. > >Soooo .. I placed the article to show it IS used to treat >erythrocytosis .. and since hepatitis is an iron loading disease and >since erythrocytosis is an iron loading disease then the fact it is >USED in hepatitis means .. there may be erythrocytosis .. >lingering .. > >Since they purportedly have "no idea" .. why / how it actually is >doing its' .. job / working / mode OF operation. > >Sooo .. since iron reduction .. works .. and since interferon also .. >works .. means .. more evidence to .. erythrocytosis BEING .. >involved .. because .. ? both interferon and iron reduction are USED >to treat erythrocytosis. > >Sooo .. in conclusion .. increased red blood cell production .. higher >hemoglobin .. 'may' be involved IN the pathogenesis of ANY disease in >which interferon has been shown to have .. efficacy. > >IMHO .. > > >Who loves ya. >Tom Um....ok, I can see your sense of logic is working hard on this one. I'm just waiting for someone in authority to ring you up for ellipses abuse ;-) Cheers /greyhackles
From: Thip on 5 Mar 2007 21:01
"ironjustice" <ironjustice(a)cashette.com> wrote in message news:1173145770.885781.321930(a)64g2000cwx.googlegroups.com... >>>There is no question that it can control erythrocytosis > > The link .. full story .. costs ten bucks and a credit card .. > > Sooo .. that effectively stops me from accessing .. it .. > > But .. it was mainly placed to show .. specifically .. interferon CAN > and does decrease erythrocytosis .. and therefore places > erythrocytosis .. 'possibly' .. involved .. > > Soooo .. I placed the article to show it IS used to treat > erythrocytosis .. and since hepatitis is an iron loading disease and > since erythrocytosis is an iron loading disease then the fact it is > USED in hepatitis means .. there may be erythrocytosis .. > lingering .. > > Since they purportedly have "no idea" .. why / how it actually is > doing its' .. job / working / mode OF operation. > > Sooo .. since iron reduction .. works .. and since interferon also .. > works .. means .. more evidence to .. erythrocytosis BEING .. > involved .. because .. ? both interferon and iron reduction are USED > to treat erythrocytosis. > > Sooo .. in conclusion .. increased red blood cell production .. higher > hemoglobin .. 'may' be involved IN the pathogenesis of ANY disease in > which interferon has been shown to have .. efficacy. > > IMHO .. > > > Who loves ya. > Tom Ok, Tom, I'm really curious. What is your story? I assume you have HCV, is that correct? Have you ever tried treatment? And since iron is such a huge concern of yours, what do you do for yourself and how has it affected your HCV and/or liver? I'm not being sarcastic. You've popped in and out of here a lot but never said anything about yourself. |