Wise Young
12-10-2005, 05:14 PM
Shelley,
I have not heard much about use of chondroitinase for MS but it makes sense to use it to regenerate axons in MS. I am running around a lot now but I will try to post some information when I get the time on the CareCure website. Look in http://carecure.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=77
Wise.
On Nov 26, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Mike & Shelly Nemeth wrote:
Dear Dr. Young,
I've just finished reading an article about you and your research with spinal cord injuries. While reading about the drug chondroitinase and how it works to inhibit the bodies defense system on attacking new nerve growth I was wondering how this drug would help someone with multiple sclerosis. It seems to me that the same theory used with this drug in spinal cord injuries could also apply to MS. That possibly someones immune system with MS could benefit from this drug. Possibly the damaged drugs could actually regenerate themselves if this drug was taken. I don't know much about these things and this certainly isn't my field of study but while reading your article it just made sense to me. I hope I hear from you.
Shelly Nemeth
mnemeth@kc.rr.com
I have not heard much about use of chondroitinase for MS but it makes sense to use it to regenerate axons in MS. I am running around a lot now but I will try to post some information when I get the time on the CareCure website. Look in http://carecure.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=77
Wise.
On Nov 26, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Mike & Shelly Nemeth wrote:
Dear Dr. Young,
I've just finished reading an article about you and your research with spinal cord injuries. While reading about the drug chondroitinase and how it works to inhibit the bodies defense system on attacking new nerve growth I was wondering how this drug would help someone with multiple sclerosis. It seems to me that the same theory used with this drug in spinal cord injuries could also apply to MS. That possibly someones immune system with MS could benefit from this drug. Possibly the damaged drugs could actually regenerate themselves if this drug was taken. I don't know much about these things and this certainly isn't my field of study but while reading your article it just made sense to me. I hope I hear from you.
Shelly Nemeth
mnemeth@kc.rr.com