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I have found the article regarding Lyme and Aspartame. Below are some

excerpts from the VERY long article by Dr. Bowen. If anyone wants the

complete text I will be happy to email it.

4 December, 2000

http://www.dorway.com/lymedis.txt

Lyme Disease Is Sexually Transmitted,

Produces AutoImmune Self Destruction Which Is Reactivated by Aspartame.

by Bowen, M.D.

Lyme Disease and Aspartame Disease are tragically conjoined Twins.

Aspartame can cause Lyme disease and the Lyme treponema can cause the same

hyperautoimmunicity and resultant hyperautoimmunity destructions that

aspartame does. American medicine unfortunately overlooks the basics that

have long been known about Lyme Disease.

Aspartame can activate Lyme Disease in people who have the infection but

would not experience Lyme Disease because unimpaired by the ill effects of

aspartame the Lyme treponema would without hazard be eliminated by a

competent immune response. In addition, I think those who have had Lyme

Disease and achieved a " cure " may experience a relapse upon exposure to

aspartame or other sensitizing agents even though the Lyme treponema has

been eliminated from their body.

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A comparable example is the situation with " flu " vaccines. If the flu virus

strain mutates, even slightly, the antibodies elicited by the vaccine just

aren't effective against the flu bug. Lyme Disease damages and some of

aspartame's damages are hyperautoimmunity destruction based on inappropriate

immune response to denatured human protein.

It is no surprise then the two diseases can, and often do, produce

identical problems. It should likewise be possible, once a pattern of

autoimmune destruction has been established in either case, that the

persistent hyperautoimmunicity (after the situation has been quieted down)

will produce the same disease pattern as at least part of the response when

hyperautoimmunity is reactivated by either agent. Exposure to aspartame can

cause the Lyme disease process to recur after the Lyme organism has been

eliminated from the body. Likewise the Lyme organism can cause recurrence

of the hyperautoimmune destruction caused by aspartame such as the Persian

Gulf Syndrome and the others already mentioned. The chemical hyper

reactivity engendered by either disease can yield recurrences of either upon

exposure to other noxious chemicals at levels undetectable to " normal " or

unafflicted individuals. Therefore, in those already immunologically

deranged by aspartame, Lyme Disease will often be atypical: lacking the

usual 10 to 14 day incubation period etc because immediate autoimmune hyper

reactivity already exists and is already subject to an immediately fulminant

and virulent response to very low doses of the treponemal antigen. This

mutual synergism/activation phenomena between aspartame poisoning and Lyme

Disease persists so that the activation of Lyme destruction is possible at

almost anytime amongst the large segment of our population sensitized by

aspartame exposure. Even pollen seasons and fungal blooms with airborne

spores now are problems of severe hyperautoimmunity for the hypersensitized

and can be expected to produce full blown autoimmune destructive processes

without treponemal reinfection nor exposure to aspartame itself.

Bowen, M.D.

c/o 1720 North Watts

Portland, Oregon 97217

November 2000

Carol Fitzgerald

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