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Green Tea or a
Drug for Multiple Sclerosis?
Incomplete facts are rampant in the popular media. Today's newspapers
revealed that a drug for MS*, Tysabri (t.m.) was dropped, at least
temporarily because of certain side effects--like death! Not mentioned
was the fact that MS is precipitated by what is called in medical
science, "a highly inflammatory cytokine," namely, TNFa*. Of course, one
could take Tysabri (before being withdrawn by the F.D.A.,) or a similar
drug with its own
side effects. But it should have been revealed that apparently
green tea has been PROVEN to reduce TNFa. Side
effects from green tea? None.
So the
morbid fascination with drugs as opposed to medical science's findings
with foods rumbles on.
*Tumor
necrosis factor a.
We do
not and are not diagnosing or treating any illness. These are left for
the physician.
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