Nokoni
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True, the logic may be sound but I'm always suspicious of autoimmune explanations. MS is more likely an energy/vitamin deficiency and rheumatoid arthritis is more likely a boron deficiency. The other issue is that most drugs have many effects that are completely unsuspected. Like SSRI's that actually help with depression turn out to have beneficial inhibition of certain serotonin receptors. That may turn out to be the case with rituximab also. Maybe it does actually help but through some as yet unknown mechanism of action. My joke was more about the seeming fact that the first impulse of the medical establishment is to poison, burn, or cut off some apparently evil tissue. Not saying it's wrong, but even if the theory is correct that something turned the cells away from glucose oxidation, down-regulating beta-oxidation with pyrucet is probably safer.it sounds crazy but may make sense