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CLINICAL
OUTCOME STUDY FOR FIBROMYALGIA
Introduction
There is a growing body of evidence
that many of the complex signs and symptoms seen in fibromyalgia – as
well as in CFS, ALS, Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and Multiple Sclerosis
(MS) – are caused by chronic infections
(fungi, bacteria, viruses, and mycoplasma).78 Such infections
can follow acute exposure to infectious organisms or immunosuppression due
to chronic
insults over a prolonged period of time. The FMS patients in this study had
high counts of mycoplasma, white fungi (Candida), red fungi (Fusarium), and
black fungi (Mucor, Aspergillus, and Alternaria). These various fungal species
are immunosuppressive T2 toxins and neurotoxins, responsible for multiple
symptoms in FMS. (See Figure 10 {10KB
.pdf} and Chart
7).
The limited objective of this open, prospective clinical outcome
study is to evaluate changes in the level of pain in fibromyalgia patients,
utilizing a broad-spectrum antimicrobial protocol against virus, mycoplasma,
fungi, and bacteria. Over a period of two years, forty-two FMS patients
were treated utilizing this protocol. The patients were treated at
three different locations: (1) the Ingles Integrative Medical Center,
Tijuana, BC, Mexico, Prof. R W Bradford et al.; (2) Little Rock, Arkansas,
N Becquet, MD; and (3) Washington, DC, Prof. Ann Marie Dixon et al.
There were 41 female patients and one male patient, with ages ranging
from 33 years to 68 years. All patients had the primary symptoms of
acute muscle pain in shoulders and upper arms, with various secondary
symptoms including cardiac irregularity, fatigue, depression, constipation,
and swollen extremities. All the patients came in using various forms
of pain medication. The duration of their FMS varied from six months
to five years. The duration of clinical management was from one to
six months.
Assessments
Blood chemistry, CBL, diff., urinalysis,
viral profile, history, physical examination, Bradford Variable Projection
Microscopy (BVPM®).
Therapy
1. Pre-therapy. See Chart 8
2. Antimicrobial protocol (AMP). See Chart
11.
3. Post-therapy – 30
to 90 days. See Chart 9.
Chart 8: Pre-Therapy
Considerations
Three (3) days prior to antimicrobial procedure:
1. 4000 IU pancreatin
15-30 minutes before meals, t.i.d.
2. 2 grams
of vitamin C, t.i.d.
3. 10 drops of sublingual Taurine (under the tongue), t.i.d.
4. 3 tablets t.i.d. (15,000 IU SOD, 30,000 IU Catalase)
5. 2 capsules reduced glutathione
(400 mg), t.i.d.
Adverse Reactions
1. A feeling of light-headedness.
2. Nausea lasting for up to twelve (12) hours, primarily due to Herxheimer
toxicity from fungal "die-off".
3. Dark urine from microbial
destruction (black fungus), usually clearing within twelve (12) hours.
Response
Clearing of microbial infection is predominantly accomplished within
7 days, assessed by high resolution blood microscopy.
Repeat procedure may be necessary within 30 days. Focal point infections
in the bowel are often found, in which case, Sporenox (Itraconazole)
at a dosage of 100 mg per day for 20 days has been beneficial. Probiotics
to maintain bowel flora integrity should also be considered.
Chart 9: Post-Therapy Considerations
for FMS – 90
Days
1. Diflukin, oral 2 weeks
2. Pao D'Arco 4 capsules t.i.d,. 60
days
3. Herbal anti-parasite 1 capsule t.i.d.
4. Herbal colon support 1
tablet in morning / 6 oz. water
5. Herbal cleanse 1 tablet in morning
/ 6 oz. water
6. Bifidus-Acidophilus ½ tsp, morning and night
7. Bifidus 4
tbs/6 oz water, morning
8. Acidophilus 6 capsules, morning, 15 days
9. Melatonin 1 tablet,
evening
10. Calcium Citrate 500 mg, morning
11. Magnesium 1 capsule, t.i.d.
12. Omega 3 fatty acids 1 capsule,
noon
13. Vitamin C 2 grams, t.i.d.
14. Multi-Vitamin/Mineral 1 capsule,
t.i.d.
15. 4000 IU Pancreatin 5 tablets, 15 min before meals, 60 days
16.
15,000 IU SOD, 30,000 IU Catalase 3 tablets, t.i.d.
17. Taurine sublingual,
10 drops, b.i.d.
18. Stabilized Active Oxygen Carrier sublingual, 5
drops, t.i.d.
19. Hydrochloric Acid 1 tablet/ 1/2 oz.water, 1-2 min
before meals
as needed, 1 tablet after meals
20. Glutathione 1 400 mg capsule, t.i.d.
21. Desiccated liver 1 capsule,
t.i.d.
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