Although this speaks to using a monoclonal antibody against IL-6 receptors, there are supplements, mostly antioxidants, that also greatly reduce IL-6.
Among them are GlyNAC, curcumin, grapeseed extract, lycopene, boron, and magnesium, just to name a few.
As a rule, I would personally rather not use an antibody against a needed process, over using something controllable on a daily basis, if still effective for the condition.
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08/18/2022 8:45:15 PM PDT by
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MDS is a pre-AML leukemia disorder. Someone can have MDS for years. Which is different than AML, which comes presents within weeks to a couple of months. I never had any IL-6 markers.
There is a tumor marker LDH which elevates. Mine was close to 7K at diagnosis of AML. Normal marker level’s are under 350
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