As
I stated in a blog I wrote in July (2018), the FM/a®
Test is making a huge impact on the way fibromyalgia is diagnosed and
now it is being used for very important research into the cause and treatment
of our symptoms.
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In April
of 2017, I reported on a press release.
Excerpts:
EpicGenetics
to detect fibromyalgia disease-specific gene markers. Additionally, Bruce
Gillis, M.D., CEO of EpicGenetics, has made a research gift to the Immunobiology
Laboratory at the Massachusetts General Hospital directed by Denise Faustman,
M.D., Ph.D., to continue its robust clinical research regarding a direct
treatment for fibromyalgia.
The
FM/a® Test is an FDA-compliant blood test that diagnoses fibromyalgia by
identifying the presence of specific white blood cell abnormalities that have
been documented to exist in these patients…
Based
upon the findings of [Whole-Exome genetic] testing and once treatment protocols
have received regulatory and institutional approvals, FM/a® Test positive
patients will be invited to participate in a fibromyalgia-specific vaccine
clinical trial to reverse the biology of fibromyalgia…
Today, I would
to share with you “…the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the
clinical trial of the BCG vaccine to treat fibromyalgia.”
Dr. Bruce Gillis, CEO of Epicgenetics, says,
"This trial has the potential to impact the biology of fibromyalgia and
now with clinical testing, it will be determined over the next four years
whether this vaccine has clinical validity, as well. Since the generic BCG vaccine is affordable
and safe, the clinical trial introduction of this vaccine will perhaps transform
the live of the patients who currently have no other direct treatments
available to combat this very debilitating disease."
These
are exciting times thanks to Dr. Gillis and others who desire to do away with the same
labels and stereotypes once suffered by those with SLE (Lupus) and MS (multiple
sclerosis) prior to having technology that allows physicians to make a diagnose.
Because of his generosity and persistence, despite the naysayers supported by
Big Pharma, we will get answers to some very important questions.
1.
Are
there genetic factors that can identify the risk of developing fibromyalgia, like
the BRCA gene indentifies breast cancer risk?
2.
Can
the immune cell dysfunction found in fibromyalgia patients using the FM/a Test be
treated with an old, safe, and cheap vaccine that is showing promise as a treatment for type-1 diabetes,
and nearly irradiated tuberculosis?
This
important, responsible randomized, double blind clinical trial could
result in restoring the quality of life for those of us with fibromyalgia. The
trial will be over four years. So, if you would like to be a candidate,
PLEASE VISIT
You will also find answers to frequently asked questions, a
brochure to download, personal testimonies, access to peer-reviewed medical
publications, and a scrolling list of insurance companies known to cover the
test (at the bottom of the page). In addition, there is plenty of information to
answer questions like why me, and how do I know if I am a candidate for the FM/a
Test? If
you have more questions, you are encouraged to give their staff a call.
Additional Reading:
In healing,
Celeste Cooper, RN / Author, Freelancer, Advocate
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