MarkNH said:Meg1, I would be interested in what you are doing/have done for treatments as you are a 7 year survivor of ALS and haven't filled out your treatments profile on PLM.
To all three of you, I haven't heard you express an opinion on the PON gene studies yet. Is the toxin connection an abberation or a clue?
Thanks, MarkNH
MarkNH said:Ah, but Meg my dear! If you can find the cause, such as faulty Pon genes, then it should be a relatively simple matter to deliver a gene modifying virus to help cure it, right?
And the red flag in this study is two fold...genes and toxins. Everyone seems to be missing the point that at least in some cases toxins cause ALS. This is the first Western supported clinical, unrefutable evidence of this, and it seems rather important to me. MarkNH
I think Susan is from the presently moribund BT forum.Al said:Hi susan. Welcome. Where do you know anyone from? I don't recognise your name and you didn't give any info in your profile. AL.