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  1. "He said something like, "What, are you going to carry an O2 tank with you everywhere you go?" Maybe!) " That's not a good sign....a competent "headache doc" knows FULL well that O2 is the FIRST therapy choice......comparatively inexpensive, rapid action, minimal, if any, side effects.... I "carried" an e-tank in my car, had an e-tank in my office, and of course a nice little rack of e-tanks (later an M or two) at home. A couple of internet purchased $25 regulators and a clustermask or two and I was GOOD TO GO>>>>>>> Best Jon
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  2. Actually the way I found out that hallucinogens lower TNF so well is from talking to a Chron's patient that was not getting enough relief from pharmaceuticals. He swore LSD was the thing that worked best for him. My point really though, was that there are substances that may possibly work on both disorders making it so you can take less drugs altogether. I have been on prescription ketamine for clusters for close to 7 years now and have found it to be extremely helpful. It has also shown a lot of promise for fibromyalgia. (Not to mention that I would bet that the stimulant effect that comes with the low doses used for cluster would work very well for narcolepsy.) And I'll take a cannabis habit over most daily pharmaceuticals anytime. Humira in particular comes with some pretty serious warnings in regards to lowering your resistance to fighting infections. -Ricardo
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