Re: Fw: Landmark study finds retrovirus in 95% of ME/CFS patients [1 Attachment]

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Hello all....Yes and diabetes is caused by an

escaped virus from the stomach.

Read my revamped site for an explanation on why and how ..Catch the

antibiotics

and animals insects ..looks like ive found the cause of the honey bee

problem

...My MP has lobbied the British Research Council to give me an audience

...I'll keep

you posted

And with that news

the possibility of creating a vaccine ..No questions on why the virus

has escaped the stomach .. no question on why the exponential rise in

Diabetes No question on whether the rise is connected with the rise in

other so called auto immune disease including autism ..Its clear that

something fundamental has happened with our immunity ..The increased

incidence of diabetes is just one symptom of that .

My Site www.yeast-candida-infections-uk.co.uk

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Diabetes-Linked-To-Virus-Diabetes-Vaccine-Could-Prevent-The-Disease-New-Research-Suggests/Article/200903115235608

Penny Houle wrote:

--- On Fri, 10/9/09, ESME European Society for ME <postesme-eu>

wrote:

From: ESME European Society for ME <postesme-eu>

Subject: Landmark study finds retrovirus in 95% of ME/CFS patients

"ESME European Community of ME" <postesme-eu>

Date: Friday, October 9, 2009, 11:31 AM

Scientists

at the Whittemore Institute (WPI) in Nevada have found a

retrovirus, XMRV, in 95% of ME/CFS patients tested. The virus was

originally discovered in cancer tissue of men with a specific genetic

immune system defect.

“This

is the breakthrough that we have been hoping for. Now we have

scientific proof that this infectious agent is a significant factor in

ME/CFS,” said Annette Whittemore, founder and president of WPI and

mother of a ME/CFS patient. “Patients and their doctors will soon have

a blood test to verify their diagnosis and provide the answers that

they’ve been seeking.”

Read

the press release here: http://www.wpinstitute.org/xmrv/docs/wpi_pressrel_100809.pdf

ESME

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