Final Conclusion of Research Part 2

the relationship between MAP and Crohn's disease.  "Some'" physicians pursue improved treatment regimens for Crohn's disease.  Scientists search for more efficient ways to test food products for presence of MAP contamination. 

Suggestions & Anti-paratuberculosis Antibiotic Regimen        These are merely suggestions, so take what you like, and leave the rest.  .  I don't know if you currently have a doctor locally who is willing to assist you, but you don't necessarily need a doctor locally to administer the treatment.  As long as you have a General Practitioner who understands the research you present him, then you can allow any Dr. even half the globe away to control what does, and doesn't occur with administration of the treatment.

     All local testing would be controlled via the specialist whom is far away, and the General Practitioner simply follows instructions to make the necessary appointments via telephone, fax, and e-mail.  Remember we don't live in a "BIG" world anymore.  Everything is simply a phone call, or click away. 

    What I suggest is you provide your GP with all necessary research including phone numbers of those willing to assist you, but these you will need to get yourself.  You can speak with me via phone, as I can provide you with a lot of information.  Remember that no single Dr. at this time agrees on what should, and should not be used in this regimen.  I feel that by taking all of their knowledge, and systematically routing through the research that we can combine it all to make an optimal routine which will provide a higher chance of success. 

 I'll provide the regimen that I have organized, .  I "know" this research back, and forth, in fact I have it memorized.  Please understand that if the optimal regimen is not implemented to the most tedious detail that it may decrease the chances of it being effective.  I am not a doctor, nor am I affiliated with any business, or medical practice. I am simply a 22 year old who has done his homework.  I'll provide the regimen below.

      Don't implement the regimen without having your General Practitioner make the necessary contacts with someone who has experience with Mycobacterium Avium Subspecies Paratuberculosis infections.  The conventional medications that you are on will have to be discussed between you, and your Dr.  if you both decide to do this.  Please understand that this is "extremely" risky, but I myself also suffer with Crohn's Disease, and I don't have time to sit on a winning lotto ticket, or be too afraid to cash it in.  You sound like your

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