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Giving anti-sepsis drugs for cat allergies? Isn't that clever? These so-called scientist are just drug pushers for Big Pharma. And by the way, these anti-sepsis drugs mentioned above all failed in clinical trials. One example, Eritoran, was discussed here: _[Link] I find it interesting, when the author says:
"A lot of things work in experimental models of sepsis. We can rescue animals much better with treatments, but in the clinic they haven’t worked. This drug, Eritoran, is very effective in mice. We were hoping it would work in humans, of course. The company that developed the drug spent a lot of time doing endotoxin challenges in normal human volunteers. The inhibitor would completely block it."
And I simply don't understand a rationale of dealing with allergies or sepsis by blocking the "receptor on inflammatory cells that recognized endotoxin,' if the root cause of the problem is the inflammation caused by various factors, and something as simple as vagus nerve stimulation might help _[Link] :
"They are testing the effects of vagus nerve stimulation in blocking the inflammatory response that leads to sepsis. Stimulating the vagus nerve reduces the production of cytokines, or immune system mediators, and blocks inflammation. The nerve "circuitry" called the "inflammatory reflex" is controlled by a neurochemical called acetylcholine. As they discover the role of the vagus nerve in the modulation of inflammatory reactions, new ways to treat sepsis may evolve."