Garth, tell me about some progress in the area of treatment. What have you been seeing and what are you recommending. I know that doxycycline is one of the staples, but what else are you using. Nicolson Actually, we're using several different antibiotics, sometimes these have to be cycled in. And in some patients that are really severely sick we often have to combine different antibiotics.
Proper nutrition is very important, proper vitamins and minerals are important.
We do know that higher oxygen will suppress these types of infections because basically they're what you call borderline anerobic infections, so we know that the people that take long flights often in pressurized aircrafts at high altitudes, often have relapses after they land if they have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or fibromyalgia or other chronic illnesses. We often see this is air crews and airline pilots and we're working with a number airline pilots on this. So you see that as an adjunctive therapy along with antibiotics. Yes, we do, and particularly people that have acute episodes, I think it's quite useful. It's not in itself going to help people overcome these types of infections, because the generally high oxygen will suppress these infections but will not eliminate them.