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Update – be careful with neuroprotek

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  • May 3, 2018 at 5:16 pm #1164
    Anneal
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    Update – be careful with neuroprotek
    How did I get it so wrong! I have thoroughly read the Driscoll Theory but for some reason I thought because I’m hypermobile that I do not have histamine problems and that led me to the conclusion of mast cells. Wrong. leave it to say I had a terrible reaction with neuro protek I can provide details if anyone wants it but leave it to say it did not work for me and even put me into quite a downward spiral I have only been able to get out of by taking extra Diamox and H1 antagonist. I reread Driscoll Theory and I don’t know how I got it wrong about mast cells but anyway before taking neuro protek, if you are EDS, read Driscoll Theory again. Can you tell I’m pretty mad at myself!

    May 3, 2018 at 6:17 pm #6282
    Dr. Diana
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    Isn’t that something? It’s such a common fallacy — to think that histamine means mast cells! You are certainly not alone. I addressed this in a couple of posts. Here’s one: here

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