Patient
Workshop
Sunday
February 19, 2012
Hilton Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas Lakes Executive Conference Center.
Please visit this
CIR webpage
for details
and to register.
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Therapy Tip
Specific diagnostic labels aren't needed to begin inflammation therapy (IT). For example, it isn't necessary to undergo invasive and risky tests (e.g., lung biopsy, spinal tap, bone marrow biopsy) or expensive tests to locate inflamed tissues. To verify inflammatory illness and dysregulated vitamin D metabolism, we recommend measuring two D-metabolites:
* 1,25D
(dihydroxyvitamin D) and
* 25D or D2/D3 (hydroxyvitamin D)
For details see
D-Metabolites Tests | | |
Our Library |
Access to our extensive, easy-to-read Library of Information (see this sample page)and Physicians' Reference Library is available to anyone, without enrollment in our counseling program.
A list of the articles in our library is available at this link. Physicians may use CIR libraries even if they don't have a patient enrolled in our counseling program. Interested medical professionals should contact CIR and ask to register.
If you're interested in using this resource, please send your request to our email, along with your doctor's name and fax number (in the US and Canada) and his/her email address so we can notify your doctor that you have access to this information. |
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Survey
Volunteers who have a diagnosis of autoimmune or inflammatory disease or are chronically ill but who are not being treated with Inflammation Therapy, the Marshall Protocol or the Stillpoint Protocol are needed to be in the control group of our clinical study.
If you meet these criteria and would like to take part in this project (which will only take a few minutes once a month), please contact us
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Contact Information | CIR email address
Phone CIR toll-free in the US and Canada
1-888-846-2474 Are you a Skype User? Look for Chronic.Illness.Recovery
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Greetings!
We are happy to announce that our second annual CIR patient workshop
will be held, once again, at the beautiful Hilton Executive Conference Center
in Grapevine, Texas (a suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth)
on Sunday, February 19, 2012.

By popular request, this event will be a full day of informative presentations with a focus on basic information about Inflammation Therapy (IT) and recovery stories. There will be many opportunities to talk with CIR staff, patients on IT and their families.
You're also invited to a get-acquainted reception/dinner from 6-8pm Saturday evening - medical practitioners who attended the Physicians' Seminar on Saturday will be in attendance.
We know many of you are on a budget and/or live some distance from Dallas-Fort Worth so we've kept the costs as low as possible. Last year's workshop got rave reviews so we hope you'll return or attend for the first time. We'd love to meet you.
Warm regards,
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Patient Workshop Program |
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast Buffet 8:30 - 8:45 Welcome - Belinda Fenter 8:45 - 9:15 Bacterial Etiology of Chronic Inflammation - Kelly Fincher 9:15 - 9:45 Patient's Introduction to Inflammation Therapy - Meg Mangin R.N. 9:45 -10:15 Break 10:15-11:15 Recovery from Sarcoidosis - Belinda Fenter 11:15-12:00 Q & A panel - Dr. Barry Rodgers, Dr. Myrna Vargas,
Dr. Charles Malis, Dr. Neil Hirschenbein
12:00 - 1:30 Lunch 1:30 - 2:00 Recovery Story (sarcoidosis, diabetes, celiac sprue,
hypothyroidism) - Debbie Yeager R.N. 2:00 - 2:15 Statistical Report on Four CIR patients - Rebecca Sinha 2:15 - 2:45 Cardiac Recovery - James Graves 2:45 - 3:15 Break 3:15 - 4:15 Recovery from Fibromyalgia - Rebecca Sinha 4:15 - 5:00 Round Table discussions: 1. Family Support during the Recovery Process - Tom Mangin, Terry Fenter 2. Methods of Coping with the Recovery Process - Meg Mangin R.N.,
Debbie Yeager R.N.
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About Inflammation Therapy |
Identifying Pathogens
Identification of specific pathogens isn't necessary to begin Inflammation Therapy. Trying to pinpoint a specific organism and testing for antibodies is futile and unnecessary because L-form bacteria living within the monocytes and macrophages can't be detected by routine lab tests.
These cell wall deficient bacteria only move out of the infected cells when the cells die. They use biochemical mechanisms to delay apoptosis (cell death) and make the cell stay intact as long as possible. When the cells die (apoptosis or phagocytosis) it might be possible to see them at that point with PCR (polymerase chain reaction) testing if the PCR probe sequence is general enough. But PCR testing is expensive and only done in specialty labs.

Antibodies found in the blood are due to the pathogens which were unsuccessful, the ones that were killed by the immune system. These are not the pathogens that cause Th1/Th17 inflammation. The intracellular bacteria which cause Th1/Th17 inflammation do not appear in antibody assays.
Biopsy testing doesn't usually identify intracellular bacteria because the bacteria are destroyed when taken out of the body; their protective homeostasis is lost and the lysosomes in the immune system kill them.
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New Scientific Article |
Purdue Biologists Identify New Strategy Used by Bacteria During Infection
"Pathogens are successful because they know how information in our cells is relayed and they amplify some signals and block others in order to evade the immune system and keep the cell from defending itself,"...
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Quotable Quotes |
"Thank you so much to everyone who makes this site possible. I am back on track with Inflammation Therapy, and your advice and support has been really helpful. I finally feel like I can do this and see it through to better days."
-Elizabeth H.
"I am truly grateful for the support this Forum provides me when I don't know where else to turn.... I can log on here and ask for advice, knowing someone ~ or several people ~ will help me sort things out. The members of this Forum and its dedicated staff are high on my list of reasons to be grateful this Thanksgiving!"
-Cindra
"Sometimes I feel like I'm on a Fantastic Voyage! Well...voyage anyway..."
-Kelly

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