Online: Renegade Research 'Research Roundtable', T cell dysfunction in ME/CFS seminar, May 23rd 2024

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  1. Jaybee00

    Jaybee00 Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    Question.

    What is Remission Biome’s role in this? I don’t get it.
     
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    Can’t remember which but I think renegade research is “run by” remission biome, or the other way around.
     
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    Yeah but they are the group telling people they have a secret treatment protocol with antibiotics.
     
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    Yeah I’m not saying I endorse them. Just that that might explain why this renegade research seminar includes remission biome.
     
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    On now
     
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    Came on late—she is promoting “inspiratol” maybe I should log off?
     
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    As far as i know that drug is supposed to decrease inflammation through the microbiome. On ME-pedia it says atleast 2 different clinical trials have been started but none published, I wonder if they will be published in future or it was found to be ineffective.

    Given there are no published findings on it, them promoting the drug seems dodgy to me.
     
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    If it ducks like a quack, there is a high chance...
     
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    We have a thread on inspiritol

    A member did post a pic of a duck.
     
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    I’m saving that picture it’s gold, thanks for bringing it up
     
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    I wasn’t really happy with that talk with everyone hyping that likely bogus inspiritol thing.
     
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    Just even going by the name - inspiritol - makes it sound like snake oil
     
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    :D

    It sounds like bottled NLP.
     
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    One of Oliver Sacks' encephalitis lethargica patients in Awakenings (Leonard L. ?), who responded dramatically to L-Dopa, called it something like Resurrectine.

    However, like all the patients who tried the drug, he soon regressed and eventually stopped taking it.

    You'd think that was a warning from recent history about inappropriate naming of drugs.
     

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