Genetics as it relates to the fluoroquinolone toxicity sufferer

Mitochondrial Retrograde Signaling in FQAD, A Disease Theory

Based on many years of anecdotal evidence by citizen scientists, and the results of some recent research findings, this paper proposes a theory that, if proven true, would suggest a novel mechanism behind FQAD in an otherwise healthy population in the absence of genetic predispositions.

Incredible Fluoroquinolone Diagnosis from a Mayo Researcher

David tells how an altruistic Mayo genetics researcher has unlocked yet another piece to the Fluoroquinolone puzzle. He further elaborates on how Mayo uncovered what other doctors had missed, and describes the state-of-the-art equipment needed to finally get to the bottom of Fluoroquinolone Toxicity.

Hopeless or hopeful, Fluoroquinolones and DNA Adduction, Part Deux

Since our physiology is not static and things such as enzyme levels and trace mineral are in a constant state of flux, not to mention genetic variances, all which affect metabolization, combined with the fact that the FQ molecule is very complex, there is no way of determining if the same decomposed and identifiable compound will form an adduct in each person.

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