Sunday, May 16, 2010
For those who are skeptical as to why many develop cascade of symptoms and mulitiple disease processes post adverse drug/vaccine reaction, it is simple and complex.
Considering that many will develop mitochondrial dysfunction, inflammatory process, organ damage, autoimmune illnesses, and other, caused by injury to endolethial cells, leading to oxidization, high level of free radicals, and metabolic syndromes for which there are no labels, no diagnostic tests, over a period of years, we are often labelled as suffering from CFS.
Previous referenced posts have shown that antibiotics can activate dormant infectious pathogens, caused L-Carnitine dysfunction, mitochondrial dysfunction etc..
The XMRV virus has been linked to vaccine and is also transmissible through body fluids, and patients suffering horrific symptoms over many years, are also given the label of CFS/ME. XMRV is a retrovirus, similar to the HIV virus and prostate cancer.
I am not making a direct link between XMRV and ADRs - neverthelss, it deserves a mention
and could be applicable to some.
Considering that little is known about pathogenis of the virus, except that it plays a role in dysfunction of the immune system, undetectable at this time due to the limitations of immunology!!
The good news is that Canada, is the first country to have put a ban on ME/CFS sufferers donating blood.
Is it not curious that the Medical Research Council (MRC) in the UK refuses to release documents dating from 1988 to present in regards to ME/CFS? These documents are unobtainable even through the Freedom of Information Act 2000. These documents are under lock and key until 2071.
Meanwhile Canada is the first country to ban ME/CFS sufferers from donating blood.
List of some Fluoroquinolones Antibiotics
forum: www.favc.info
Generic & Brand Name of most common Fluoroquinolones |
Brand Name: Trovan - Zithromax |
Brand Name: Factive |
Brand Name: Zagam |
Brand Name: Vigamox |
Brand Name: Vigamox |
Brand Name: Cinobac |
Brand Name: Penetrex |
Brand Name: Tequin |
Brand Name: Levaquin |
Brand Name: Floxin |
Brand Name: Synercid |
Brand Name: Trovan - Zithromax |
Brand Name: Zymar |
Brand Name: Avelox |
Brand Name: Floxin Otic Singles |
Brand Name: Ciprodex |
Brand Name: Raxar |
Brand Name: Ocuflox |
Brand Name: Quixin |
Brand Name: Cipro |
Brand Name: Proquin XR |
Brand Name: Requip XL |
Brand Name: Zanaflex |
Brand Name: Noroxin |
Brand Name: Maxaquin |
Brand Name: Ciloxan Ophthalmic Solution |
Brand Name: Cipro XR |
Generic Name Norloaxin Brand Name: Noroxin |
Generic Name Temafloxacin Brand name Omniflox |
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