Response to Chelsea/ New to you but not LD

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Chelsea-

The fact that there are over 300 different strains of Lyme in the world, and

that the MS researchers are having a lot of success in research using

antibiotics, no one can say definitely that they aren't connected. Time will

tell. There is also a viral component that MS researchers are looking at. Sound

familiar?

Patients with Lyme/Co-infections have high numbers of newly acquired, and

reoccurring viruses.

Also, the ALS, Parkinson's, and other auto-immune illness researchers are

working on projects using antibiotics.

Wouldn't that be interesting if they find that all these diseases are actually

different strains, aggressive strains of Lyme?

Again....time will tell.

Best Wishes-

Torrey- Vice President

The Lanford Foundation-Lifelyme, Inc.

www.lifelyme.org<http://www.lifelyme.org/>