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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Alzheimer's / April 2004article
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20031008.walzh1008/BNStory/N ational/ As i said,in a previous article,see they give a ton of reasons not to take the antibiotics which are not proven.But taken the antibiotics,did help.What do some of these patients have to loose. 1.doxycyclone is the best antibiotic for pneumonia 2.acne patients,and chronic lyme disease patients are on antibiotics for years,you just have to eat a yogurt a day,and take a good multi vitamin,and vitamin e to boost the immune system. http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20031008.walzh1008/BNStory/N > ational/ >As i said,in a previous article,see they give a ton of reasons not to take >the antibiotics which are not proven.But taken the antibiotics,did help.What >do some of these patients have to loose. The only difference between Brent (Dali) and this character is that this one isn't cross-posting. Perhaps it's Eddyjean. Or Brent's alter-ego. Their obsession with antibiotics is remarkable. >1.doxycyclone is the best antibiotic for pneumonia >2.acne patients,and chronic lyme disease patients are on antibiotics for >years,you just have to eat a yogurt a day,and take a good multi vitamin,and >vitamin e to boost the immune system. No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers.The studies we found in the journals used a antibiotic called suprax.I just found the one article on the internet late last evening.The suprax article was in a clinical journal,from 1996.Suprax,according to the internet is expensive.BUT the whole point im makeing here,is even with the doxy,when she had gotten pneumonia last fall,she was coming around alot better.why do they stop antibiotics on the people who need them. > >As i said,in a previous article,see they give a ton of reasons not to take > >the antibiotics which are not proven.But taken the antibiotics,did help.What [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >years,you just have to eat a yogurt a day,and take a good multi vitamin,and > >vitamin e to boost the immune system. > No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers.The > studies we found in the journals used a antibiotic called suprax.I just [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > had gotten pneumonia last fall,she was coming around alot better.why do they > stop antibiotics on the people who need them. Because there are a lot of different things that cause pneumonia. Some are viral some are bacterial and they are all different. I had a pneumonia shot and still got it another time. Remember the old adage "a LITTLE knowledge is a dangerous thing" meaning that there is a lot more than meets the eye in many issues. Get a lot of knowledge, not a little. Evelyn >No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers.The >studies we found in the journals used a antibiotic called suprax.I just [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >vitamin,and >> >vitamin e to boost the immune system. Because they are ignorant like Darryl is as to the cause of Alzheimers. good luck >Because they are ignorant like Darryl is as to the cause of >Alzheimers. good luck Owie. >No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers. Sorry to jump to conclusions. Suprax (cefixime) is a third-generation cephalosporin. The cephalosporins are specific to a limited number of bacteria (i.e., they are not broad spectrum). Being the last line of defence against certain bugs, it's use in non-infectious disease states should be limited. As with some other antibiotics (e.g., clioquinol), the mechanism in AD may be one of metal chelation. That is, these drugs may binds metals associated with the beta-amyloid plaque; however, if you read my recent post, you'll notice that after 12 months of continuous antibiotic therapy, there is no differentiation between control and treatment groups. Read: it is too early to recommended antibiotics in the treatment of AD. Moreover, the use of antibiotics in a population where compliance cannot be guaranteed may render our last line of defence against certain bacteria useless. Here's a fun task. Next time you're at a friends house, ask how many unfinished prescription bottles of antibiotics they have. Then ask them how they dispose of them (often down the toilet). Finally, ask them if they know what the consequences of their actions are; how will they affect their children and grandchildren. Bottom line: chronic use of antibiotics is unfortunately setting us up for the next plague. On that happy note, I bid you adieu, Darryl. >No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers.The >studies we found in the journals used a antibiotic called suprax.I just [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >vitamin,and >> >vitamin e to boost the immune system. >>No, i just found this newsgroup,my aunt who lives with us has alzheimers. > [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] >>vitamin,and >>> >vitamin e to boost the immune system. Consider if you can Daryyl this. The reason the antibiotics stop working is that they have had a whole "host lifetime" to live off. You think one type of antibiotics by itself, without switching to another, will work? No way Jose. It takes more, the fact remains alzheimers is an infection, period. Are we worried about old people becoming resistant to anitbiotics? I'm not. > BUT the whole point im makeing here,is even with the doxy,when she > had gotten pneumonia last fall,she was coming around alot better.why do they > stop antibiotics on the people who need them. because it's not good to keep on taking them when the infection that they were prescribed for is over. ANTIBIOTICS DO ***NOT*** DO ANYTHING TO CURE ALZHEIMERS. please take your quack medicine discussions to alt.quack.medicine and OUT OF THIS NEWSGROUP which is for caregivers. > >As i said,in a previous article,see they give a ton of reasons not to take > >the antibiotics which are not proven.But taken the antibiotics,did help.What [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >years,you just have to eat a yogurt a day,and take a good multi vitamin,and > >vitamin e to boost the immune system. Hi Darryl, Since everybody killfiled eddyjean, I think they just got a new screen name. I killfile all trolls. Don't have time for their junk. Evelyn |
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