Re: Alzheimer's and Lyme

[Guest guest]

Thank you Knotweed.

Jeannie

[ ] Alzheimer's and Lyme

>

> Have you heard there is a possible tie in to Alzheimer's and Lyme? Dr

> Macdonald checked the DNA of 10 Alzheimer's corpse's brains and found Lyme

> spirochete DNA in 7 of them! Its in the move " under our Skin " .

yes, too bad that Mac now seems to have serious Alzheimer himself and

can't continue his research. I would like someone to check this DNA transfection

issue for MS and LD/neuroborreliosis patients. He might be on to something, this

could be related to the phi-BB1 prophage that is inside every pathogenic

Borrelia and it could explain some of the naughty features of LD and MS.

Of course there are more similarities between Alzheimer, LD, MS and other

diseases that attack the nervous system / brain. A significant group of

Alzheimer and MS patients test positive for Borrelia (or at least past Borrelia

exposure), so those may be misdiagnosed LD cases. And there are strong

similarities in geographical risk areas and seasonal disease risks (for MS and

LD, probably not for Alzheimer because it is a relatively slow disease).

Maybe it is not alway Borrelia causing the trouble, other bacteria or viruses

that can penetrate the blood-brain barrier could cause similar disease, but

maybe we don't test for them yet.

[Guest guest]

Excellent points! I too wish Dr Mac had not been stricken. So much we

really don't understand about the root cause of Alzheimer's.

[ ] Alzheimer's and Lyme

>

> Have you heard there is a possible tie in to Alzheimer's and Lyme? Dr

> Macdonald checked the DNA of 10 Alzheimer's corpse's brains and found

> Lyme spirochete DNA in 7 of them! Its in the move " under our Skin " .

yes, too bad that Mac now seems to have serious Alzheimer himself and

can't continue his research. I would like someone to check this DNA

transfection issue for MS and LD/neuroborreliosis patients. He might be on

to something, this could be related to the phi-BB1 prophage that is inside

every pathogenic Borrelia and it could explain some of the naughty features

of LD and MS.

Of course there are more similarities between Alzheimer, LD, MS and other

diseases that attack the nervous system / brain. A significant group of

Alzheimer and MS patients test positive for Borrelia (or at least past

Borrelia exposure), so those may be misdiagnosed LD cases. And there are

strong similarities in geographical risk areas and seasonal disease risks

(for MS and LD, probably not for Alzheimer because it is a relatively slow

disease).

Maybe it is not alway Borrelia causing the trouble, other bacteria or

viruses that can penetrate the blood-brain barrier could cause similar

disease, but maybe we don't test for them yet.

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