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"NEW" PHASE TWO and THREE GUIDELINES
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Aussie Barb
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 Posted: Fri May 12th, 2006 23:13

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PHASES TWO AND THREE HAVE BEEN REVISED


The NEW PHASE TWO and THREE GUIDELINES are now available in the Phases Two and Three Forum. Only members who have completed Phase One and returned the MP questionnaire have access to this forum. These guideline also include Modified Phase Two (members with significant cardiorespiratory symptoms should ask their doctor about using the Modified Phase Two).

Health professionals will find links to this document in the Health Professionals forum.

Related FAQs:
How do I know if I'm ready for phase two?

Why isn't the entire Marshall Protocol posted on the website?

Where can I find phase two and three? for information re sending for the Questionnaire to fill and return, and you will be given feedback and access to the Phase 2 Information to discuss with your Dr.


When starting Phase Two, we encourage members to begin a progress report in the Phase Two forum to discuss recommendations re their new meds and dosing. This increases safety and the chance of success because problems can be prevented and/or caught early. Other members will benefit by your experience. You will also be helping Dr. Marshall and the research team by joining our phase II open-label, observational study.



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Barb: Dx Inflammatory Disease Endocrine Imbalance 2003| 24+ years not Dx| ABCofMP

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