The AA Research and Education Project will issue bulletins on key points to help medical practitioners and those persons who have AA. We consider AA to be an urgent public health issue and ask all receivers of these bulletins to share them with concerned parties.
Assistants to these bulletins are gratefully acknowledged.
Dr. Beak
A smart old buzzard who received his MD degree from the “Common Sense Medical School”. He will give medical advice.
Nurse Rosey
A pesky, ever present nurse who wrote her nurse’s thesis on “How to Shape Up Patients for Their Own Good”. She will give you gentle, compassionate, enouragement.
Happy Spider
How can a spider be happy? Spiders are meticulous about their web and when your web of arachnoid nerves becomes inflamed, he becomes unhappy. He can be happy when you follow the protocols and your web is no longer inflamed and causing you pain.
Dr. Techy
When it comes to anything technical, he know it all! He is a former lab rat who can tell you what, when, and how to test.
Dr. Hormone
Corticosteroids, OTC supplements, neurosteroids. If it’s a hormone, this guy is tops. While most people count lambs to sleep, he counts adrenals and pituitaries. Most of all, he is writing a best seller “Hormones for Healing”.
Bulletin 1 – AA is An Urgent Public Health Issue
Bulletin 2 – AA Is An Inflammatory Disease
Bulletin 3 – Drugs That Reduce Inflammation
Bulletin 4 – Physical Measures for Care of AA
Bulletin 5 – Getting Started to Deal with AA
Bulletin 6 – Anabolic Measures for Persons with AA and EDS
Bulletin 7 – Myths About Adhesive Arachnoiditis
Bulletin 8 – AA is Similar to RA
Bulletin 9 – Persons with AA and EDS Need a Stimulant
Bulletin 10 – Naltrexone Maximizing Its Effectiveness