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”.
Click Blue Link to Download Newest Bulletins of 2021
Bulletin 57 – Blood Test for AA
Bulletin 56 – Don’t Count on One Doctor
Bulletin 55 – Human Chorionic Gonadotropin for AA
Bulletin 54 – How to Increase Your Oxygen Intake
Bulletin 53 – Alternatives to Oral, Prescription Corticosteroids
Bulletin 52 – Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)
Bulletin 51 – MRI Series: Protruding Discs
Bulletin 50 – Inflammatory or Damaged Nerve Pain
Bulletin 49 – Topical Medication
Bulletin 48 – Three-Elements-of-AA-Care
Bulletin 47 – Spinal Fluid Flow Exercises
Bulletin 46 – Dosage of Monthly Injection for AA
Bulletin 45 – Which painful condition do you have?
Bulletin 44 – Try A Monthly Shot for AA
Bulletin 43 – Screening Test for Ehlers Danlos and Other Related Disorders
Bulletin 42 – Best Vitamins and Minerals
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
Bulletin 11 – Ketorolac Essential for Most Persons with AA
Bulletin 12 – Fear of Corticosteroids is a Barrier
Bulletin 13 – Clinical Profile of 80 AA Cases
Bulletin 14 – AA is a Tumor or Mass in the Spinal Canal
Bulletin 15 – 3 Component Treatment to Tackle AA – 2021
Bulletin 16 – Intractable Pain Syndrome
Bulletin 17 – Eye, Ear, Nasal Symptoms with AA
Bulletin 18 – AA is the End Stage of Intraspinal Canal Inflammation
Bulletin 19 – Spinal Fluid Seepage
Bulletin 20 – Intraspinal Canal Inflammatory Disorders
Bulletin 21 – Best Drugs Series – Feature: Pregnenolone
Bulletin 22 – Evaluation After Presumptive MRI Diagnosis
Bulletin 23 – Categorization of Severity
Bulletin 24 – Best Doctors to Treat Inflammatory Disorders
Bulletin 25 – Cervical Arachnoiditis
Bulletin 26 – Best Drugs Series – Feature: Ketorolac
Bulletin 27 – Recommended Starting Protocol
Bulletin 28 – Do You Have Neuroinflammation?
Bulletin 29 – Copper-Magnets-Acupuncture: Do They Work?
Bulletin 30 – Corticosteroids Essential for AA
Bulletin 31 – Great Progress with AA
Bulletin 32 – Therapeutic Trial to Detect Intraspinal Canal Inflammation
Bulletin 33 – Association of EDS and Spinal Inflammatory Disorders
Bulletin 34 – Rationale for 3-Component Treatment
Bulletin 35 – Protruding Discs a Cause of AA
Bulletin 36 – Difference Between ARC and AA
Bulletin 37 – Tissue Building Hormones