Physicians/Resources
Supporting Antibiotic Protocols & Nutritional Counseling:
Dr. A. Robert Franco, The
Arthritis Center, www.thearthritiscenter.com
State-of-the-art equipment, onsite lab testing, X-ray, and analysis, onsite pharmacy.
Remarkable success with RA, Scleroderma, Fibromyalgia patients. One of the most knowledgeable microbe-treatment, scientist-MD in America.
· Rheumatic Disease Information
1125State Ave, Riverside, CA 92505.
Phone: 951.352.1700
Fax: 951.352.9117.
Dr. Julian Whitaker, Whitaker
Wellness Institute, www.whitakerwellness.com
Comprehensive health and wellness clinic, multi-factored diagnosis and treatments: Diet, nutrition, RA chronic infection treatments.
4321 Birch St. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Phone: 949-851-1550.
Dr. Gabe Mirkin, www.drmirkin.com
Mail: 1455 Brier Creek Circle, The Villages, Fl 32162. Website, Countless health articles, Blog. Author of 16 health books. Johns Hopkins professor, Specialties: Sports medicine, Immunoligy, Pediactrics.
Syndicated Radio: The Dr. Gabe Mirkin Show Radio Web Archives Wife, Diana, is a nutritionist and contributing author.
Dr. Joseph Mercola, www.mercola.com
Dr Mercola is owner of the most-visited natural health website in the U.S. His website is unrivaled in both breadth and depth of information on natural/complementary medicine, medical alternatives, diet/nutrition, infections, vaccine, drug and food dangers.
His website has a search window to help find a practitioner in your area. Dr. Mercola is the director of the Optimal Wellness Center, 1443 W. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg (near Chicago), IL 60194. He is the chairman of the Family Medicine Department at St. Alexius Medical Center and the author of numerous health books including “The No-Grain Diet”. 847-985-1777.
Co-Cure ME/CFS & FM CoOperative site: CFS/CFIDS/FM Patients
Indexed by State/Country
Mycoplasma Registry
Information about GWS,
CFS, FM, LD & Autoimmune Diseases
Moderated info group. Requires sign up
registry to enter.
Other
practitioners and testing labs are found in Appendix IV of Rheumatoid
Arthritis: The Infection Connection.
Referrals can also be obtained through the Road Back Foundation and The Arthritis Trust
and www.rheumatic.org.
Laboratories that can
perform Microbe, Allergy & Antibody testing:
Institute for Molecular Medicine, Immed.Org
Office of President, Dr Garth Nicholson, Phone: (949) 715 5978
31677 Virginia Way, PO Box 9355, So. Laguna Beach, CA 92652
· Chronic Illness Treatment Considerations
Immed.Org Immunology Department:
16371 N. Gothard Street H, Huntington Beach, CA. 92647
Phone: (714) 596 7821
· Autoimmune Diseases Research
· FMS vs. GWI symptom list and symptom-related questionnaire
ImmunoSciences Lab, Immunology, Ig Blood
Testing, Antibodies, Nutrition Assays
822 S. Robertson Boulevard /Ste. 312, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Dr. Aristo Vojdani, principal who is coauthor with Dr A. Robert Franco of many significant articles about immunology and chronic infections.
E-mail: immunsci@ix.netcom.com Phone: (310) 657-1077 Fax: (310) 657-1053
Toll Free: (800) 950-4686
Does multi-PCR tests.
Specialty Laboratories (Quest Diagnostics)
Specialized
medical and blood tests.
27027 Tourney Road, Valencia, CA 91355.
(661) 799-6543 (800) 421-7110 Fax: (661) 799-6634
· Online Test/Medical Handbooks by Dr James B. Peter, et al. (Excellent Resources)
· Medical Information/Education Materials
· Endrocrinology, thyroid function
Better Health USA Tests for food allergies, yeast (Candida)
6801
Powerline Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
Toll free 888-446-6866 Email: cstwebmail@immunolabs.com
·
Townsend Letter, Morton Walker DPM on Food Allergy:
“Human Bloodprint”
Quest Diagnostics Corp. Headqtrs One
Malcolm Avenue, Teterboro, NJ 07608
Phone: 201-393-5000 Toll free 800-222-0446
·
Nationwide and International
facilities
·
Test Menu search with lab
location
·
IgE test: allergens: weeds,
trees, pollens, mold, food, animal dander
Auto-Immunity Research Foundation: Marshall Protocol (MP) Resources
·
MP Events Timeline
·
Inflammation-related
Knowledge DataBase for the
Marshall antibiotic protocol
·
Milestone AutoImmune
Disease Paper: Sarcoidosis succumbs to antibiotics:
Implications for autoimmune disease
From
time to time there have been reports of autoimmune disease succumbing to
tetracycline antibiotics, but many have assumed this was due to coincidence, or
to some ill-defined 'anti-inflammatory property' of the tetracyclines. But now
the inflammation of sarcoidosis has succumbed to antibiotics in two independent
studies. This review examines the cell wall deficient (antibiotic resistant)
bacteria which have been found in tissue from patients with sarcoidosis. It
examines how such bacteria can infect the phagocytes of the immune system, and
how they may therefore be responsible for not only sarcoid inflammation, but
also for other autoimmune disease. Proof positive of a bacterial pathogenesis
for Sarcoidosis includes not only the demonstrated ability of these studies to
put the disease into remission, but also the severity of Jarisch-Herxheimer
shock resulting from endotoxin release
as the microbes are killed. Studies delineating the hormone responsible for
phagocyte differentiation in the Th1 immune response, 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D, are
discussed, and its utility as a marker of Th1 immune inflammation is reviewed.
Finally, data showing that the behavior of this hormone is also aberrant in
rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus,
and Parkinson's, raise the possibility that
these diseases may also have a CWD bacterial pathogenesis.
Fibromyalgia
Syndrome (FMS)/Sarcoidosis:
·
Lyme Disease Case history and test profile
·
How Angiotensin II and
1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D cause inflammation
·
Marshall Protocol Phase 1
Quick Info Chart
· Marshall Protocol Phase 2 Quick Info Chart