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[...] subject that seems to have many negative overtones. This is not the first time that the DNA adduction controversy has surfaced in the FQ community and it probably will not be the last.  What [...]

[...] other. Never give up and always have hope. The post Hopeless or hopeful, Fluoroquinolones and DNA Adduction, Part Deux appeared first on My Quin Story. [...]

[...] track record might reflect the complexities of what it takes to treat those suffering from FQ toxicity. Seriously, FQ toxicity is so complex that most mainstream medical practitioners balk at the [...]

[...] when I am asked  to correct, what I believe, are egregious scientific beliefs surrounding FQ toxicity. Loss of Objectivity Objectivity by researchers, professional or amateur, has not, and probably [...]

[...] , some people have told me that they believe that there are many physiological causes of FQ toxicity.  I do not believe so.  I believe there are many symptoms and many paths that [...]

[...] the validity of DNA adductions.   What was disconcerting about each contact was the overtly negative or depressed tone of [...]

[...] several hundred dollars, as opposed to several thousand dollars. What needs to be done, if DNA adductions are proven to exist within the floxed community within a high percentage, is research on a [...]

[...] of the same assumptions and blind trust. If you are reading this article and you are new to FQ antibiotics, please, let me take a moment and dispel a few myths regarding these drugs. FQ antibiotics [...]

[...] use an in-house division to establish a long term relationship with a community, such as the FQ community, by the setting up of fake profiles complete with education history, family pictures, daily [...]

[...] overtones. This is not the first time that the DNA adduction controversy has surfaced in the FQ community and it probably will not be the last.  What compounds this issue is the lack of [...]

[...] article….”Everyone can make this judgment for themselves.  Whether you are new to the FQ community or have been involved for a long time, take a moment, step back and view with your mind’s eye [...]

[...] FDA’s response here. The FDA has known, though its own internal review process, that fluoroquinolone antibiotics can cause permanent peripheral neuropathy in healthy individuals, and that the method [...]

[...] Recently the FDA issued the following information about fluoroquinolone antibiotics: “The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has required the drug labels and [...]

[...] the lung, head and neck, and bladder.   One would have to extrapolate this logic to FQ adduction and assume that adduction would not be uniform, would vary in intensity and location due to [...]

[...] be needed. Anyway, this could be one explanation of the wide array of symptoms that we see in FQ reactions. Adductions Are Not Pretty But Not That Rare My goal here is not to scare anyone, but to shed [...]

[...]    Most of it has dead ended with the researchers unable to deliver consistent proof of FQ DNA adductions (a point that I will elaborate on shortly).  Only recently has it risen to the [...]