Look what I found.potential cure for aps??

[Brvt]

I came across this study ....wonder why there isn't much research on this herb..while they keep hunting cures for aps..I don't know of there are any trustworthy Japanese doctors in USA who can work with this herb...when I read more about it.it seems very promising...any insight on this ?

[smartboredgirL]

Do you have a link to the study?

[Brvt in reply to smartboredgirL]

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/145...

[Brvt]

currenttherapeuticres.com/a... one more

[Brvt]

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/935....

Another study

[disloyalorder]

Some of these papers are over 10 years old, I would have thought that if this was a genuine cure it would've been adopted as a treatment plan/option on a more widespread basis by now?

[MaryF Administrator]

I have no insights on this, but I guess we can all keep reading with interest and with an open mind. I think study upon study upon study would need to take place. MaryF

[Manofmendip]

I do not think that the abstracts from these papers, which are accessed by the links that you provided, in any way describe a potential 'cure' for APS, by using this herbal medicine. Rather, they deal with reducing the risk of miscarriage in women with APS. Dave

[Brvt]

But they do talk about decreasing titers

[GinaD]

Antibody levels rise and fall as a consequence of so many environmental factors. The root issue in any and all autoimmune illness is the mistake made by the immune system's biological ' computer.' It's a most complex process. Currently, autoimmunity is treated at the symptom level, and this herb does show promise. But the root cause- the autoimmune mistake --would persist and symptoms may come roaring back if the immune system becomes alarmed about something.

[jetjetjet in reply to GinaD]

So very true Gina - I know this all to well .