I might just do that. LOL, I forget about libraries because I'm such a
book hound. I'm not satisfied until I have a hard copy of my own, in my
hands.
Dan Nave wrote:
Some libraries have subscriptions and access to these types of
technical journals. Also, libraries share their info, so ask the head
librarian about it. At least they do in Minnesota...
Dan
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 5:34 AM, Annie B Smythe<anniebsmy...@gmail.com> wrote:
I've been doing some research on antiviral/antibacterial herbs that don't
trigger cytokine storms.. It's hard trying to find the exact way they work,
by the types of research that has been conducted. Sigh. And I can't afford
all the flippin' subscriptions to all those journals. Anyone have a few to
suggest yet?
Most of the usual suspects like Echinacea, Elderberry, and Golden Seal seem
to make cytokine storms more probable.
I've been looking closely at /Usnea/, and /Lomatium. /Arrowroot is a little
suspect on the Cytokine front.//
Here's an article about cytokine storms that is written so someone besides a
scientist can understand it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytokine_storm
On a side note: It doesn't seem as though the Swine Flu does the Cytokine
storm thing, well according to this article anyway. They don't have enough
evidence to say one way or another. I still have a lot more to read before I
can make a reasonable judgment.
Annie
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