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"The quest for self-reconfiguring robotic structures is to some extent inspired by envisioned applications such as long-term space missions, that require long-term self-sustaining robotic ecology that can handle unforeseen situations and may require self repair. A second source of inspiration are biological systems that are self-constructed out of a relatively small repertoire of lower-level building blocks (cells or amino acids, depending on scale of interest). This architecture underlies biological systems’ ability to physically adapt, grow, heal, and even self replicate – capabilities that would be desirable in many engineered systems."
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IL10
Inflammation or Lack Thereof
ALONZO PETERS MD FAAFP*
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AML –ACUTE MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA
(CANCER), COAGULATION, AND BIPOLAR DISORDERS,
AS EXAMPLES OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AS WELL AS
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL ANTI-IFLAMMATORY FUNCTION PART OF ADVANCED MEDICAL INFORMATIC AND EDUCATION’S
AMIE TM
JUSTIFICATION
AN ARGUMENT AND MEDICAL MANIFESTO OF ALL PHYSIOLOGY/PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AS RELATIVE TO A PROPOSED
CYTOKINE PHYSIOLOGIC ANTIINFLAMMATORY CASCADE WHICH ARTICULATES WITH HERETOFORE KNOWN UREA, GLYCOLYTIC, RESPIRATORY, TCA, GLUTATHIONE CHAINS/CYCLE AS AN AID TO THE CITIZENS OF THE USA AND WORLD IN DISEASE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
BACKGROUND 12-03-07
WE CLASSICALLY LOOKED AT INFLAMMATION AS DOLOR, RUBOR, CALOR AND LOSS OF FUNCTION. YET WITHOUT KNOWING THE ACTUAL FUNCTION OR PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ‘FLAME” IN INFLAMMATION WE WERE AT LOSS TO KNOW SOME OF ITS DYSFUNCTION IN INFLAMMATION. CYTOKINES, AKA INTERLEUKINS –ILS(1), AND THEIR RECEPTORS INCLUDING, IL10 (INTERLEUKIN 10) , IL6 , IL8, TNF (TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR)1, ALL APPEAR TO BE INVOLVED IN AML AND CANCER IN GENERAL AS WELL AS MANY OTHER PROCESSES WHICH LEAD TO DISEASE (4). AS YET CYTOKINES AND THEIR RECEPTORS HAVE NOT BEEN RELATED TO ALL NORMAL PHYSIOLOGIC PROCESSES INCLUDING CONCEPTION AND ALL DISEASE. CYTOKINES AND THEIR RECEPTORS HAVE BEEN RELATED TO A MODEL (SEE BELOW) OF AN INVENTED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF INFLAMMATORY MANIFESTATIONS AND PROCESS (IMPAY) . THIS IN ESSENCE ORIGINALLY RELATED ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF DISEASES TO A PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC INFLAMMATIORY CASCADE AS BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF ONLY A FEW DISEASES INCLUDING AML,MS AND LUPUS..
ON THE OTHER HAND, A SOFTWARE THAT RELATES THE IMPAY MODEL WITH THE KNOWN PHYSOLOGY OF THE NEURO-HUMERAL-IMMUNE ( NHI)(5) FUNCTION WAS LATER NAMED AMIE TM. ( A PRODUCT OF PETERS’ PRODUCTION AND C AND P CONSTRUCTION). THIS COORDINATION OF AMIE TM, NHI AND HERETOFORE ESTABLISHED METABOLIC CYCLES INCLUDING KREBS, GLYCOLYTIC, RESPIRATORY, GLUTATHIONE UREA, ENDOCRINE ALONG WITH NEWLY DISCOVERED HUMAN GENOME PROJECT (INCLUDING MICRO RNA) ALLOWS FOR THE LUMPING OF ALL MEDICAL DATA INTO A QUERY DATA-BASE FOR COMPARISON AND CRITIQUE OF POTENTIAL EXACERBATING AND CURATIVE VARIABLES. THIS IS MADE POSSIBLE ONLY THROUGH COMPUTERS AND SOFTWARE. WE HAVE INVENTED THE SOFTWARE AND PROPOSE A NEW MODEL WHICH INTEGRATES THE AFOREMENTIONED TO ALL DISEASE AND NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY OF THE INFLAMMATORY PROCESS WHICH SOMETIMES DOES NOT RESULT IN INFLAMMATION.
PART OF THIS INTEGRATION ACKNOWLEDGES CYTOKINE PHYSIOLOGY, ACTION AND FUNCTION AS A TYPE OF HORMONE. A CYTOKINE APPEARS TO BE SIMILAR TO THE ENDOCRINE HORMONE’S (6) IN 1. STIMULATING A RECEPTOR, 2. RECEPTOR-CYTOKINE MOVEMENT TOWARDS THE NUCLEUS AND 3. SUBSEQUENTLY STIMULATION OF TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION. THUS AMIE TM SUPERCEDES ALL PREVIOUS MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE IN INCORPORATING NEWLY DISCOVERED PRINCIPLES MEASURED IN NANOMOLER QUANTITIES AS CYTOKINES (INTERCHANCHABLY REFERRED TO AS INTERLEUKINS IL-X) AND THEIR RECEPTORS INTO A PARADIGM OF A HYPOTHESIZED INTEGRATIVE CHAIN. IF F GONE AWRY THE MODEL RESULTS IN DIS-EASE INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC(7).
THE MOTIVATION AND COURAGE FOR DISCOVERING THE POSSIBILITIES OF CURES FROM OTHER SOURCES INCLUDED JAMES FREDRICK JONES DEATH OF LEUKEMIA, CHILDHOOD BUDDIES LEATHA MAYES CASSANDRA WILLIAMS EDWIN TEMPLE’S DEATHS FROM LUPUS / MS AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST THE LEONARD MOISES DEATH FROM RENAL CELL CARCINOMA .
IN SUMMARY AMIE TM IS TRIPARTITE,3D AND INVOLVES 1. A PHYSIOLOGIC MODEL OF INFLAMMATION INVOLVING THE NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY OF INFLAMMATION PROPOSING AN END IN TH1 AND TH2 MANIFESTATIONS OF NORMAL PHYSIOLOGIC AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC NATURE 2. AN ABBREVIATION DATA BASE 3. A DIALECTIC QUERY CENTERED DATABASE ASSIMILATING AND QUESTIONING THE TOTALITY OF PRE-EXISTING BIOCHEMICAL, CHEMICAL, PHYSICS, PHYSIOLOGIC, MATHEMATICAL, LINGUISTIC, EASTERN/AFRICAN MEDICAL AND INDEX MEDICUS DATA.
THIS IN ESSENCE IDENTIFIES CONTRADICTIONS AND ELIMINATES POTENTIAL DUPLICATED AND ERRONEOUS DATA. IT ALSO SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF A CISION OF THE CIC - INFLAMMATORY CASCADE INTO A TH1 (PREDOMINANTLY CELLULAR INFLAMMATORY NOMENCLATURE RESPONSE (COMPARE TO CATABOLIC) OF IL1, IL6 AND TNF DIVISION AND A TH2 (IL4. IL10) DIVISION OF MAINTENANCE AND SPECIFICITY VIA ANTIBODIES AND ALLERGY (COMPARE TO ANABOLIC)
ORIGINAL CYTOKINE CASCADE OF INFLAMMATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCE
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
A series of posts from drug war news
Pain Medicine: Advocacy Group to Challenge Controlled Substances Act In Lawsuit Aimed at Protecting Physicians, Patients
Haysville, Kansas, physician Dr. Stephen Schneider and his nurse wife, Linda Schneider, were arrested on a 34-count federal indictment last month for allegedly improperly prescribing opioid pain medications. The Schneiders are only the latest pain management health care providers to fall victim to the federal government's war against prescription drug abuse and diversion, and now a leading pain relief advocacy group is vowing to take the government to court to block further harassment of physicians and the pain-ridden patients who rely on them.
Last Friday, the Pain Relief Network announced it will seek a civil injunction barring the Justice Department from prosecuting the Schneiders. But the lawsuit could have much broader implications than the couple's freedom. It will argue that the way the federal Controlled Substances Act is applied to doctors and patients is unconstitutional.
"I want a judge to take a look at this and see if the United States has authority to prosecute," Pain Relief Network head Siobhan Reynolds said during a press briefing last Friday. Reynolds cited a ruling in a similar case that such prosecutions give the government unrestrained power to interfere in the doctor-patient relationship.
The real victims of the government's crackdown on the Schneiders and other health care professionals prescribing opioid pain medications are patients, said Reynolds. "These patients are in real harm's way," Reynolds said. "They are being attacked by the Department of Justice."
While some of Dr. Schneider's former patients have filed malpractice lawsuits claiming they became addicted because of his prescribing, other patients said he had been a godsend and that they are suffering now without him.
One was Jamie McGuire, 49, who had been receiving pain meds for severe arthritis in his spine, hips, and shoulders resulting from an auto accident. Since Schneider was jailed, he has been unable to even get a referral to another doctor. "I think they railroaded him," he said of the prosecution. McGuire told reporters he is almost out of pain medication and his situation is dire. "If they don't do something, I will take myself out," McGuire said.
Another patient, Martin Beatty, 46, also showed up to support his doctor. He said he opted for a regime of pain meds rather than surgery or steroids after falling from a roof 12 years ago and had been a patient of Schneider's for three years. He admitted being dependent on his pain meds, but said that shouldn't matter. "Addiction doesn't mean I am going to be a bad person," Beatty said. Now he worries about going through withdrawal without being under a physician's care.
This week, patients and advocates continued to fight for Dr. Schneider, who, along with his wife, remains jailed. They gathered at his offices to show support and sign petitions, one to join the federal lawsuit, the other to keep the Kansas Board of Healing Arts from moving to suspend his license. According to Reynolds, the clinic will be forced to close because the physician assistants now writing prescriptions are doing so under the auspices of working for a clinic owned by a licensed physician. Other doctors who once practiced at the clinic have been run off by fears of federal prosecution, she said.
"Right now we are calling on the medical board to refrain from joining in this attack on this clinic. This clinic has been hobbled by the Justice Department. These patients are living in mortal fear," Reynolds said.
Hey Uncle Sam, leave my dr aloneComment posted by hippiemommaida on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 11:38am
I can see the distress the patients are going thru. I suffer extreme pain and prefer using marijuanna instead of using the vicodin. I have arthritis in hips, back knees, neck, wrist, hands and feet. With the use of marijuanna, I can get up and atleast attempt to accomplish something. And my attitude is better. I worry every day that the feds will arrest my 215 dr. Now at least I am safe from the local cops.
Controlled Substances ActComment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 12:46pm
"some of Dr. Schneider's former patients have filed malpractice lawsuits claiming they became addicted because of his prescribing, other patients said he had been a godsend and that they are suffering now without him."
These so-called former patients who claim to have become addicted and are filing malpractice lawsuits are nothing but SCAM ARTISTS!!
Physical dependence on opioid's is a minor side effect that is easily overcome by gradually decreasing the dosage once the patient has recovered and the pain level has abated. Example: if a patient were taking 60 milligrams of oxycodone per day following surgery, and is now recovering, but has developed a physical dependence on the medicine, they can decrease the dosage to 30 milligrams for several days. Then 15 milligrams for a few days. Then 5 milligrams. Now that the patient is taking one percoset a day it's easily managed. Now go 48 hours. Then go seven days. They now have no physical dependence on the medicine.
I support the "Pain Relief Network" and believe they should win their legal battle.
Good luck to PRN, and thank you DRCnet.
addicted?Comment posted by mlang52 on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 6:32pm
You made a good analysis. The other thing might be that most want to punish the doctor for their inability to control their use of their own pain medicine. (the doctor can't go home with every patient, can he?) They think they deserve to get rich (like the doctor) because of it. Most are likely dishonest with their doctor, in the first place! They just see $$$$$! Greed is likely the biggest factor!
From the most part, opiods are the safest drugs for treating pain, both acute and chronic! 16-20,000 people die, each year, from the bleeding compllications alone, of NSAIDS! That has nothing to say about the heart attacks they say the same drugs like it, ( Vioox and others) have caused!
What next?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 12:58pm
It seems the crusaders looking to make names for themselves are willing to lay many lives on the chopping block for their glory in this witch-hunt society, propagated by the federal government bent on liberating us from our liberties. If you good poeple out there don't vote for Ron Paul, this will only be the beginning of a totalitiarian rule depriving us of our blood earned liberties and rights! This is not a joke! This is our last chance to honor the blood of our forefathers....or to spit on it with our fears and ignorance! TRUTH!
D.L. Matkins Sr.
Addictive cocaine good, non addictive marijuana bad.Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 1:02pm
Why can't people be allowed to take whatever pain killer they want as long as nobody else gets hurt?
Will it ever stop?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 3:20pm
Maybe this lawsuit will help. It can't make things worse. This is a witch hunt and a usurping of the doctor-patient relationship. I don't know how much schooling a DEA agent has to have but I know they aren't qualified to take this doctor's garbage out. I can't believe the doctor and his wife are still in jail. Have we gotten to the point where a doctor can't get a recognizance bond? These agents are thugs.
Good in TheoryComment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 3:39pm
The post above that suggests tapering as a way for pain patients to avoid acute withdrawal is technically accurate, but in my experience (as someone who has had multiple surgeries for chronic back pain caused by disk herniation), no doctor has ever offered that option. I was always afraid to ask because I thought such accurate knowledge would identify me as a "drug seeker".
However, if (god forbid) I have a re-occurrence of back problems, or another injury that justifies opioid pain relief, I will insist that the doctor agree to prescribe a tapering regime or I won't accept the initial script.
I guess we'll have to wait and see how that plays out.
BTW, I agree with the contention that those suing the doctor are greedy opportunists. But there are plenty of other people who do suffer through withdrawal after becoming dependent who do not take legal action.
What will happen to patients?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 4:58pm
The real risk here is that all of this doctor's patients will now be forced to find another physician to help them. Good luck with that!!! Most doctors now seem to think that everyone is an addict, or a potential addict. Which is the lesser of the two evils? I choose to take my medication (after three shoulder surgeries that left me disabled) rather than not be able to function at all. If someone has a chronic condition who should care if they are dependant on narcotic medication? I would much rather be "dependant" than to be in excruciating pain all the time. Good luck to this doctor and his wife. We need more docs such as him in the world.
health care in AmericaComment posted by Anonymous on Sat, 01/12/2008 - 12:24pm
If you don't think your doctor has been intimidated by the DEA, think again. Your doctor's prescriptions should be made on the basis of your health and comfort. But they're not. Even more important, at least for the doctor, is whether the prescriptions conform to a pattern that the DEA finds interesting. No doctor wants to write a prescription that the DEA will find interesting, even if it's the best thing for the patient. It's no fun to be in jail.Typically, doctors don't like being in jail. When a doctor weighs the benefit of your pain relief against the cost of his becoming an object of interest to the DEA, you can expect that your pain will have less weight, and that you will suffer unnecessary pain.
Health care in America: it's about many things, and your health and comfort *may* be one of them. Mostly, though, it's about money and power. It's appalling what America has become. It's time to change course.
bupronorphin?Comment posted by Anonymous on Sat, 01/12/2008 - 7:54pm
Bupronorphin (I'm not sure if that's the correct spelling?) has been found to be very effective in helping people get off opioids. There's a big difference between addiction and dependance. A diabetic, for example, cannot become addicted to insulin.
Haysville, Kansas, physician Dr. Stephen Schneider and his nurse wife, Linda Schneider, were arrested on a 34-count federal indictment last month for allegedly improperly prescribing opioid pain medications. The Schneiders are only the latest pain management health care providers to fall victim to the federal government's war against prescription drug abuse and diversion, and now a leading pain relief advocacy group is vowing to take the government to court to block further harassment of physicians and the pain-ridden patients who rely on them.
Last Friday, the Pain Relief Network announced it will seek a civil injunction barring the Justice Department from prosecuting the Schneiders. But the lawsuit could have much broader implications than the couple's freedom. It will argue that the way the federal Controlled Substances Act is applied to doctors and patients is unconstitutional.
"I want a judge to take a look at this and see if the United States has authority to prosecute," Pain Relief Network head Siobhan Reynolds said during a press briefing last Friday. Reynolds cited a ruling in a similar case that such prosecutions give the government unrestrained power to interfere in the doctor-patient relationship.
The real victims of the government's crackdown on the Schneiders and other health care professionals prescribing opioid pain medications are patients, said Reynolds. "These patients are in real harm's way," Reynolds said. "They are being attacked by the Department of Justice."
While some of Dr. Schneider's former patients have filed malpractice lawsuits claiming they became addicted because of his prescribing, other patients said he had been a godsend and that they are suffering now without him.
One was Jamie McGuire, 49, who had been receiving pain meds for severe arthritis in his spine, hips, and shoulders resulting from an auto accident. Since Schneider was jailed, he has been unable to even get a referral to another doctor. "I think they railroaded him," he said of the prosecution. McGuire told reporters he is almost out of pain medication and his situation is dire. "If they don't do something, I will take myself out," McGuire said.
Another patient, Martin Beatty, 46, also showed up to support his doctor. He said he opted for a regime of pain meds rather than surgery or steroids after falling from a roof 12 years ago and had been a patient of Schneider's for three years. He admitted being dependent on his pain meds, but said that shouldn't matter. "Addiction doesn't mean I am going to be a bad person," Beatty said. Now he worries about going through withdrawal without being under a physician's care.
This week, patients and advocates continued to fight for Dr. Schneider, who, along with his wife, remains jailed. They gathered at his offices to show support and sign petitions, one to join the federal lawsuit, the other to keep the Kansas Board of Healing Arts from moving to suspend his license. According to Reynolds, the clinic will be forced to close because the physician assistants now writing prescriptions are doing so under the auspices of working for a clinic owned by a licensed physician. Other doctors who once practiced at the clinic have been run off by fears of federal prosecution, she said.
"Right now we are calling on the medical board to refrain from joining in this attack on this clinic. This clinic has been hobbled by the Justice Department. These patients are living in mortal fear," Reynolds said.
Hey Uncle Sam, leave my dr aloneComment posted by hippiemommaida on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 11:38am
I can see the distress the patients are going thru. I suffer extreme pain and prefer using marijuanna instead of using the vicodin. I have arthritis in hips, back knees, neck, wrist, hands and feet. With the use of marijuanna, I can get up and atleast attempt to accomplish something. And my attitude is better. I worry every day that the feds will arrest my 215 dr. Now at least I am safe from the local cops.
Controlled Substances ActComment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 12:46pm
"some of Dr. Schneider's former patients have filed malpractice lawsuits claiming they became addicted because of his prescribing, other patients said he had been a godsend and that they are suffering now without him."
These so-called former patients who claim to have become addicted and are filing malpractice lawsuits are nothing but SCAM ARTISTS!!
Physical dependence on opioid's is a minor side effect that is easily overcome by gradually decreasing the dosage once the patient has recovered and the pain level has abated. Example: if a patient were taking 60 milligrams of oxycodone per day following surgery, and is now recovering, but has developed a physical dependence on the medicine, they can decrease the dosage to 30 milligrams for several days. Then 15 milligrams for a few days. Then 5 milligrams. Now that the patient is taking one percoset a day it's easily managed. Now go 48 hours. Then go seven days. They now have no physical dependence on the medicine.
I support the "Pain Relief Network" and believe they should win their legal battle.
Good luck to PRN, and thank you DRCnet.
addicted?Comment posted by mlang52 on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 6:32pm
You made a good analysis. The other thing might be that most want to punish the doctor for their inability to control their use of their own pain medicine. (the doctor can't go home with every patient, can he?) They think they deserve to get rich (like the doctor) because of it. Most are likely dishonest with their doctor, in the first place! They just see $$$$$! Greed is likely the biggest factor!
From the most part, opiods are the safest drugs for treating pain, both acute and chronic! 16-20,000 people die, each year, from the bleeding compllications alone, of NSAIDS! That has nothing to say about the heart attacks they say the same drugs like it, ( Vioox and others) have caused!
What next?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 12:58pm
It seems the crusaders looking to make names for themselves are willing to lay many lives on the chopping block for their glory in this witch-hunt society, propagated by the federal government bent on liberating us from our liberties. If you good poeple out there don't vote for Ron Paul, this will only be the beginning of a totalitiarian rule depriving us of our blood earned liberties and rights! This is not a joke! This is our last chance to honor the blood of our forefathers....or to spit on it with our fears and ignorance! TRUTH!
D.L. Matkins Sr.
Addictive cocaine good, non addictive marijuana bad.Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 1:02pm
Why can't people be allowed to take whatever pain killer they want as long as nobody else gets hurt?
Will it ever stop?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 3:20pm
Maybe this lawsuit will help. It can't make things worse. This is a witch hunt and a usurping of the doctor-patient relationship. I don't know how much schooling a DEA agent has to have but I know they aren't qualified to take this doctor's garbage out. I can't believe the doctor and his wife are still in jail. Have we gotten to the point where a doctor can't get a recognizance bond? These agents are thugs.
Good in TheoryComment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 3:39pm
The post above that suggests tapering as a way for pain patients to avoid acute withdrawal is technically accurate, but in my experience (as someone who has had multiple surgeries for chronic back pain caused by disk herniation), no doctor has ever offered that option. I was always afraid to ask because I thought such accurate knowledge would identify me as a "drug seeker".
However, if (god forbid) I have a re-occurrence of back problems, or another injury that justifies opioid pain relief, I will insist that the doctor agree to prescribe a tapering regime or I won't accept the initial script.
I guess we'll have to wait and see how that plays out.
BTW, I agree with the contention that those suing the doctor are greedy opportunists. But there are plenty of other people who do suffer through withdrawal after becoming dependent who do not take legal action.
What will happen to patients?Comment posted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/11/2008 - 4:58pm
The real risk here is that all of this doctor's patients will now be forced to find another physician to help them. Good luck with that!!! Most doctors now seem to think that everyone is an addict, or a potential addict. Which is the lesser of the two evils? I choose to take my medication (after three shoulder surgeries that left me disabled) rather than not be able to function at all. If someone has a chronic condition who should care if they are dependant on narcotic medication? I would much rather be "dependant" than to be in excruciating pain all the time. Good luck to this doctor and his wife. We need more docs such as him in the world.
health care in AmericaComment posted by Anonymous on Sat, 01/12/2008 - 12:24pm
If you don't think your doctor has been intimidated by the DEA, think again. Your doctor's prescriptions should be made on the basis of your health and comfort. But they're not. Even more important, at least for the doctor, is whether the prescriptions conform to a pattern that the DEA finds interesting. No doctor wants to write a prescription that the DEA will find interesting, even if it's the best thing for the patient. It's no fun to be in jail.Typically, doctors don't like being in jail. When a doctor weighs the benefit of your pain relief against the cost of his becoming an object of interest to the DEA, you can expect that your pain will have less weight, and that you will suffer unnecessary pain.
Health care in America: it's about many things, and your health and comfort *may* be one of them. Mostly, though, it's about money and power. It's appalling what America has become. It's time to change course.
bupronorphin?Comment posted by Anonymous on Sat, 01/12/2008 - 7:54pm
Bupronorphin (I'm not sure if that's the correct spelling?) has been found to be very effective in helping people get off opioids. There's a big difference between addiction and dependance. A diabetic, for example, cannot become addicted to insulin.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Investigations into Mitochondrial and Respiratory Chain Dysfunction
In our zeal to deal with the tripartate nature of healing of our patients most recently from Beaumont's and Houston's St. Elizatbeth's Hospitals, VA, Methodist, St. Lukes, Citizen's General, Doctor's Airline , Southwest Memorial, Ross Avenue Medical in Dallas, and Riverside in Houston, we are never amazed at what new things God reveals through the internet.
This information is meaningless unless assimilated into a logistical intelligent, retrieval system to be compared to other data that initially may not seem to be related. This has occurred with AMIE. A model was necessary at first and the abbreviation then dialectic query based artificially intelligent system flowed from it allowing a perpetuation of humility with new things discovered.
The newest "discovery" of sorts relating all disease to an inflammatory paradigm was the discovery of 1. cytokine involvement in the conception process 2. cytokine involvement in the in utero process and 3 cytokine involvement in the normal functioning process of homeostasis. These were all predicated on the "absence" of inflammatory (dysfunction) which classically would have been the sign of the nanomolar abnormalities, that brought the dysfunction to our attention. A classic example is the involovement of TNF in Toxic Shock Syndrome, as well as meningococal disease, and the coagulatory , and cardiopulmonary complications of this cytokine when in excess.
The reason for this is that in western allopathic medicine we classically perceive inflammation and disease as a bad thing in dolor rubor calor and lack of function but in observing its normal functioning components, it gives us superiority of perspective in preventing disease. The observation of a model of the immunologic sytem or chain gives insight into the possibility of cure of all disease. Without the "model" we have no map to find where we got lost because we did not know where we going in the first place.
Well the absolute latest addition to this immunologic paradigm for all disease is a result of the search made today. Mitochondrial dysfunction is related to cytokine chain dysfunction which eventuates in respiratory chain dysfunction. The disease that started all the questions was Minimal Change Nephrotic Syndrome in Adults, its equivalent in kids and its manifestation in neurologic, renal cardiovascular, respiratory and orthopedic pathologies.
My struggle is to overcome manifold obstacles to continue this research, so whether you are a boss, individual or patron, please step up to the plate and make donations. We are at the crossroads of greatness. Keep this blogg free and allow us to buy a couple of chickens and about 3 more good people for data input (in each city). A donation of $12oo will give you
domain over any "discovery" in your domain city. There will only be 3 "territorial divisions" from each city who will be awarded exclusivity.
I love ya
Mail checks to C and P Construction
POB 14089, Houston Tx, 77221
L A Peters MD
This information is meaningless unless assimilated into a logistical intelligent, retrieval system to be compared to other data that initially may not seem to be related. This has occurred with AMIE. A model was necessary at first and the abbreviation then dialectic query based artificially intelligent system flowed from it allowing a perpetuation of humility with new things discovered.
The newest "discovery" of sorts relating all disease to an inflammatory paradigm was the discovery of 1. cytokine involvement in the conception process 2. cytokine involvement in the in utero process and 3 cytokine involvement in the normal functioning process of homeostasis. These were all predicated on the "absence" of inflammatory (dysfunction) which classically would have been the sign of the nanomolar abnormalities, that brought the dysfunction to our attention. A classic example is the involovement of TNF in Toxic Shock Syndrome, as well as meningococal disease, and the coagulatory , and cardiopulmonary complications of this cytokine when in excess.
The reason for this is that in western allopathic medicine we classically perceive inflammation and disease as a bad thing in dolor rubor calor and lack of function but in observing its normal functioning components, it gives us superiority of perspective in preventing disease. The observation of a model of the immunologic sytem or chain gives insight into the possibility of cure of all disease. Without the "model" we have no map to find where we got lost because we did not know where we going in the first place.
Well the absolute latest addition to this immunologic paradigm for all disease is a result of the search made today. Mitochondrial dysfunction is related to cytokine chain dysfunction which eventuates in respiratory chain dysfunction. The disease that started all the questions was Minimal Change Nephrotic Syndrome in Adults, its equivalent in kids and its manifestation in neurologic, renal cardiovascular, respiratory and orthopedic pathologies.
My struggle is to overcome manifold obstacles to continue this research, so whether you are a boss, individual or patron, please step up to the plate and make donations. We are at the crossroads of greatness. Keep this blogg free and allow us to buy a couple of chickens and about 3 more good people for data input (in each city). A donation of $12oo will give you
domain over any "discovery" in your domain city. There will only be 3 "territorial divisions" from each city who will be awarded exclusivity.
I love ya
Mail checks to C and P Construction
POB 14089, Houston Tx, 77221
L A Peters MD
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Alonzo Peters MD
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Alonzo Peters MD not Black Top
A little off the beaten road
The release of the Kimberly 45 in 1985 was a wonderful surprise to all of us who loved Joe, and was a direct result of Black Top’s interest in Texas blues. Their recruitment of sax king Grady Gaines led to several other great artists like pianist Teddy Reynolds and vocalist Big Robert Smith going back into the studio for the first time in many years – and Joe was there too. The version of the superb introspective ballad “If I Don’t Get Involved” on the set doesn’t quite have the power or presence of the 45, especially as the Kimberly has the similarly styled – but not quite as good – “She Fooled Me This Time” on the flip.
Sir Shambling's Deep Soul Heaven - JOE MEDWICK
Joe Medwick Masters (aka Joe Medwick Veasey – and others!)was born on 22 June 1933 and by the late 40 was singing gospel with the Chosen Gospel Singers. ...www.sirshambling.com/artists/J/joe_medwick.htm - 10k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this
Sir Shambling,
Thank you for your mention of Joe Medwick Veasey.
I wrote you before and you still have erroneous copy.
I Alonzo Peters III MD, with Pea-squared publishing on Kimberly Records, co-wrote songs with Joe as well as arranged, played saxes, rhythm, engineered it, produced it and in general put it together. We started in Gurlick sound and ended up in Believers studio in Pasadena. We did this while I was on staff at 3 hospitals here in Houston and still delivering children. The city still had their Ku Klux Klan welcome sign up.
The "world" nature of Houston gave up on Joe and said that he was "burnt out". I ignored the upper and lower wanna be pimps and recorded him anyway on a tight divorcee budget. He was my friend. He told me the whole story about Mr Robey, Duke, Peacock and the music business in general that was not mentioned in This Business of Music. What galls me the most is this perversion of Black History and I am mad. No one in Houston wants to mention what it took for Don Robey to make it as a Black Man, and the millions that he made except for a state rep or two.
Calvin Rhodes was a tremendous help with encouragement and hook-ups, as well as I J Gosey, Herman Hawkins, Grady Gaines and Big Robert. Floyd Arceneux had the most beautiful hand (music writing) that any man could see on a manuscript page. I had never met a better combination of instrumentalist and arranger until I met Mr Nelson Mills III, and Jimmy Walker (then with pro Conrad Johnson).
He never said a bad word about Don Robey. If I had known now what to do with step work we may have been able to keep him. Black Top did not have jack squat to do with reviving Joe Medwick or helping to produce the songs or record them initally . Anyone who tells you this is a liar. God and Dr. Peters did the initial recording along with the person above. In fact Black Top still owes me royaties on the songs but it was in part their (second) recording and our direct marketing to Maalaco and Dave Clark ( who knew Joe personally) that Bobbie Bland put it on his Midnight Run album
It was a very difficult situation with his life choices and al. in the end. I did not know he had cancer until late, and then we would have had to fight MD Anderson. I believe he was treated at Ben Taub on an outpatient basis. Nevertheless I have a contract giving me all the publishing on his death. I have not attemped to collect anything, until I found that his daughter was not getting any money. BMI has sent me my part of the royalties.
May I receive the calls and letters of any entertainment lawyers who would like to take the case
Alonzo Peters MD
CEO Kimberly Records
a Division of Peters' Productions
with advancedmedinfo.com
part of a MINISTRY, MUSIC, and Medicine
713-882-7209
for tapes CDs/DVDs
kimberly333@hotmail.com
A little off the beaten road
The release of the Kimberly 45 in 1985 was a wonderful surprise to all of us who loved Joe, and was a direct result of Black Top’s interest in Texas blues. Their recruitment of sax king Grady Gaines led to several other great artists like pianist Teddy Reynolds and vocalist Big Robert Smith going back into the studio for the first time in many years – and Joe was there too. The version of the superb introspective ballad “If I Don’t Get Involved” on the set doesn’t quite have the power or presence of the 45, especially as the Kimberly has the similarly styled – but not quite as good – “She Fooled Me This Time” on the flip.
Sir Shambling's Deep Soul Heaven - JOE MEDWICK
Joe Medwick Masters (aka Joe Medwick Veasey – and others!)was born on 22 June 1933 and by the late 40 was singing gospel with the Chosen Gospel Singers. ...www.sirshambling.com/artists/J/joe_medwick.htm - 10k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this
Sir Shambling,
Thank you for your mention of Joe Medwick Veasey.
I wrote you before and you still have erroneous copy.
I Alonzo Peters III MD, with Pea-squared publishing on Kimberly Records, co-wrote songs with Joe as well as arranged, played saxes, rhythm, engineered it, produced it and in general put it together. We started in Gurlick sound and ended up in Believers studio in Pasadena. We did this while I was on staff at 3 hospitals here in Houston and still delivering children. The city still had their Ku Klux Klan welcome sign up.
The "world" nature of Houston gave up on Joe and said that he was "burnt out". I ignored the upper and lower wanna be pimps and recorded him anyway on a tight divorcee budget. He was my friend. He told me the whole story about Mr Robey, Duke, Peacock and the music business in general that was not mentioned in This Business of Music. What galls me the most is this perversion of Black History and I am mad. No one in Houston wants to mention what it took for Don Robey to make it as a Black Man, and the millions that he made except for a state rep or two.
Calvin Rhodes was a tremendous help with encouragement and hook-ups, as well as I J Gosey, Herman Hawkins, Grady Gaines and Big Robert. Floyd Arceneux had the most beautiful hand (music writing) that any man could see on a manuscript page. I had never met a better combination of instrumentalist and arranger until I met Mr Nelson Mills III, and Jimmy Walker (then with pro Conrad Johnson).
He never said a bad word about Don Robey. If I had known now what to do with step work we may have been able to keep him. Black Top did not have jack squat to do with reviving Joe Medwick or helping to produce the songs or record them initally . Anyone who tells you this is a liar. God and Dr. Peters did the initial recording along with the person above. In fact Black Top still owes me royaties on the songs but it was in part their (second) recording and our direct marketing to Maalaco and Dave Clark ( who knew Joe personally) that Bobbie Bland put it on his Midnight Run album
It was a very difficult situation with his life choices and al. in the end. I did not know he had cancer until late, and then we would have had to fight MD Anderson. I believe he was treated at Ben Taub on an outpatient basis. Nevertheless I have a contract giving me all the publishing on his death. I have not attemped to collect anything, until I found that his daughter was not getting any money. BMI has sent me my part of the royalties.
May I receive the calls and letters of any entertainment lawyers who would like to take the case
Alonzo Peters MD
CEO Kimberly Records
a Division of Peters' Productions
with advancedmedinfo.com
part of a MINISTRY, MUSIC, and Medicine
713-882-7209
for tapes CDs/DVDs
kimberly333@hotmail.com
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目的私は言う何を知り、次に何を、彼を最初に置くかどの位提携されたGoogleが、人を配置するとき情報の伝達を可能にする、強力にとなる管のために今幸せであり。 これは私が目的だけ現実化することができる教授の大臣の領域を世界の神に拡大するために地図(AMIE)を提供するために省略の質問(言語)およびモデルが付いている弁証的なデータベースの明白な運転者に答えるソフトウェアとの私を賛美したように可能にするが。 これは高度の医療情報および教育を意味する。 目的かのなんと達成! 私は喜んで関係者および投資家を捜している。 これは私達がBibleboostをまた与え続けることを可能にするAMIEの継続的だった資金を可能にする。 _私達持あらゆる病気地図を描のため治療の中3 YEARS.I AM捜ディストリビューター中国、フランス、イギリス、セネガル、エチオピア、南アフリカ共和国、および南のスーダンと同様、ブラジル、ベネズエラ、アルゼンチン、シカゴ、LA、ラスベガス、ニューヨーク、香港、Bejing、ハノイ、フィートLauderdale、セントルイス、または都市たいと思参加inそれ感じ視野の大臣、医学および音楽一手配給権かもしれなあ同様低ように$1200のため各司法権slidingスライド制。 私達は私達が以前持っているように医学の宣教師助けをまた提供する。 リストにあるかどうかリストされていない情報およびapplicationPSのために書きなさい。 2大きい供給はここにある
Smile video
Bibleboost video
We love you
Please visit the following on You Tube Bibleboost.
That d-dat d-dat d-dat is all folks
www.advancedmedinfo.com
pete4doc@hotmail.com
POB 14089
Houston Tx 77221
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