32 of 40 chronically ill spirochetes in blood / English now

But of the 40 chronically ill so it was 32 people who have live spirochetes in the blood.
The diagnosis of medical care is ME/CFS

https://newsaboutdisease.wordpress.com/ ... eir-blood/

google translator handles it very well..

grayghost4 wrote:google translator handles it very well..

Ok, my translation or yours?
Do you have a better translation if mine was bad?

I had Lymes disease years ago and I haven't been the same since. I am older now so I know that has some effects but it happened so fast I am sure it wasn't all related to getting older. It was like I just never fully recovered.

Science took a long time to recognize retroviruses.
It will take even longer to identify all the bacteria that behave the same way,
going "dark" in the presence of toxins, but re-animating when they can thrive again.
Insurance companies will resist extended treatment, but it must happen.

grayghost4 wrote:google translator handles it very well..

Now is the article in English.

https://newsaboutdisease.wordpress.com/ ... eir-blood/

The following wheel shows how truly related chronic diseases are. Each “spoke” represents a published study which has demonstrated a significant statistical relationship between patients suffering from one disease and the next. As an example, diseases found to be co-morbid with Depression (highlighted) were found to be Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), Obesity, Psoriasis, Sarcoidosis, Vitiligo, Alopecia Areata, Anxiety, Asthma, Cancer, Cardiac Disease and Cardiovascular Disease. http://autoimmunityresearch.org/science/

Surprised that sleep apnea is not on the wheel.

Lazer1234 wrote:

grayghost4 wrote:google translator handles it very well..

Now is the article in English.

https://newsaboutdisease.wordpress.com/ ... eir-blood/

Extremely small sample group but needs to be researched further. Sweden... maybe too much snacking on raw fish (vinegar pickling and smoking fish doesn't necessarily kill all the little beasties). Sushi anybody??? The Lyme disease link is also disturbing.

ChicagoGranny wrote:

The following wheel shows how truly related chronic diseases

Surprised that sleep apnea is not on the wheel.

sleep apnea isn't a disease.

I had Lyme's meningitis diagnosed by culture of spinal fluid in 2014. I had bilateral Bell's Palsy, abdominal paralysis, double vision, loss of speech and many other complications. I ultimately lost my job after trying to return to work. I was treated on intervenous antibiotics over 45 days and while I recovered, I agree with Stormynights, that there are residual affects from that acute infection. I have no idea if the research on spirochetes will be useful to those of us that have suffered severe acute infections.

I really don't believe anyone has considered that any of my physical issues has anything to do with Lymes disease. When I mention this they just blow it off. I may be wrong but my husband and children all have mentioned how much I have changed.

palerider wrote:sleep apnea isn't a disease.

Neither are many of the other things on that wheel. But no reason to be so technical, old girl, when it is not called for.