OT: Re: SEEKING HELP - w/cyst

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I have Bart, and since then I've had the cysts/dental issues. I'm hoping

the bart properties lower my risks.

I've battled cervical cancer, so I'll battle whatever else comes my way.

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" knot_weed " <tek0nik@...>

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Date:

02/09/2011 05:42 AM

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[ ] Re: SEEKING HELP - w/cyst

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> Hi ,

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> Not to scare you but Lyme is immunosuppressive and carcinogenic.

Lyme is definitely NOT carcinogenic, I'm pretty sure that you will find

that lymies have a lower than average cancer risk because of the way the

immune system is changed. The only exception I'm aware of is non-Hodgkin

Lymphoma which is linked with Borrelia infection. But although this is

often called 'cancer' it is not a normal cancer.

And some coinfections have properties that could increase cancer risk

(e.g. Bart); but they probably also have properties that lower the risk.

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