I have been taking CS for nearly 6 years now, don`t you think that if MS is
an infection, the CS would have nailed it by now?
I seriously think the Lyme Disease did permanent damage to my nerves, and
even though the Lyme is gone, the nerves are still in bad shape.
We shall see...
Marshalee
I believe MS is an infection, period. Very possibly HHV-6 or chlamydia. Or is
diagnosed as MS because many conditions can mimic MS. Either way, I still
believe infection may be the root cause, maybe which has manifested itself many
years after the initial infection. I'm interested in knowing if you received a
polio shot prior to 1964? If you wish, email me and I'll give you a contact.
One thing we must all understand is that there are literally thousands of
pathogens for which they will never in anyone's lifetime be able to isolate.
Plus, many are pleomorphic (protean) which makes the job of isolating them even
harder. When the conventional medical folks say a condition is ideopathic or
so-called auto-immune, what they are really saying is they simply don't know.
It is my belief as time goes on, nearly all the devistating diseases will be
linked to infection. There was a time when the consensus of the day was to
scoff at the idea (Koch and Rife) that viruses cause cancer. Today there are
five proven causations of cancer linked to viruses. Fungi, when it's better
understood, will also be shown to be the cause of much illness (found in
prostate cancer) as fungi release enormous amounts of toxins.....virii and
bacteria being two of them. Mycoplasma has just become a hot topic in recent
years. Remember also that it took 13 years (1996) before mainstream medicine
accepted that stomach ulcers are caused by infection. Now there are over 20
known. Yet, in the 1940's there were doctors that knew what caused stomach
ulcers, but were ignored. My point is, don't put all your eggs in one basket
with respect to your doctor's dx. Do your own research and find a good
physician that is not of the linear thinking cookie cutter variety.
We had much experience with diabetes in my parents. My mother has been
declared non-diabetic since January 1999. My father had it much worse, but we
were able to all but eliminate his meds until his untimely death April 2001 due
to a nosocomial infection while in the hospital.
