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Subject: Lyme specialists who don't know what they are talking about

Date: Saturday, June 10, 2006 05:05:13 [View Source]

1) The ELISA misses over 75% of the cases (confirmed
by New York Medical College's Gary Wormser in 1994).

2) There is a best Lyme test available (Yale's
Borrelia-specific flagellin method), but Steve
Phillips does not know anything about method validity-
because BigPharma tells *doctors* what is a drug, and
know more about metabolism and the like than John Q.
Regular MD.

3) IGenex gets all the country's Western Blot business
because it is the best lab in the country, which is
why it came under attack by Mark Klempner, who sent
him phoney urine samples to discredit Nick Harris'
Igenex.
Igenex knows the testing for Lyme is bogus since Nick
Harris quoted Wormser's study in which Wormser found
the CDC method to be at best 25% accurate for
diagnosing "Lyme disease." Harris' report is linked
from one of the navigation bars on my website.

Lyme disease is just another borreliosis, of at least
300 strains. Lyme disease seems to be an adaptation
to a North American Ixodes tick, which fits the
Yale-Plum Island's decades long experiments of testing
African Diseases in local ticks and insects to see if
these infections can "take" to local bugs (known as
Vector-Pathogen Competence Studies).

The bad guys want all the blood from across the narion
to commercialize and to look for genetic
susceotibilities to diseases, as demonstrated by the
genuine "racket" set up by Yale, in which they do not
tell anyone that the reason OspA and B were left out
of the Steere standard was to enable the national
monopoly on blood after the Yale vaccine was approved
by the FDA.
This was all demonstrated to the bonehead US Attorney
Kevin O'Connor, but O'Connor thinks garbage is
organized crime, when the Lyme scam negative affects
people on at least three continents.
The crime and Yale's participation in it is described
here:
http://actionlyme.org/LYME_CORRUPTICUT.htm
and in the 1996 patent by Dave Persing:
http://actionlyme.org/THE_CENTRAL_LYME_RICO_PATENTS.htm
and by Yale before the end of 1998:
http://actionlyme.org/YALE_AND_THEIR_BOGUS_BLOOD_TEST_AND_VACCINE.htm
http://actionlyme.org/SCHOEN_INSTRUCTING_DOCS_TO_BLOW_OFF_LYMERIX_INJUREES.htm

4) "Lyme disease" the term itself was hijacked by the
crooks (see my website) in order to pass off a bogus
Lyme vaccine, to *not* find treatable cases, and means
the arthitis in a knee, only (and is therefore an
imaginary term). "Borreliosis" refers to all of these
tick borne spirochetal diseases and are permanent
brain and nervous system infections.

5) No one has any idea what we're infected with when
we are bitten by a tick. Ticks have stealth
infections in them, one set of which are mycoplasmas
and spiroplasmas, and the others are borreliae amd
erhlichiae, both of the latter of which do antigenic
variation, like the trypanosomes, and about which
Steere speaks in his original description of the
bloodwork in borreliosis. The former are stealth
disablers that turn off the immune system and are
consider bioweapons for that reason. Mycoplasmas were
sold to Iraq to use against Iran and 50% of Gulf War
Illness Vets have detectable mycoplasmal DNA in their
blood.

The bad guys think the treatment of mycoplasmas is
Biaxin and the like.

6) No lab in the entire country uses the right primers
to look for any of these infections in humans, but the
bad guys use the right primers when looking for
infections in ticks. But the good guys *don't*
because they don't know what they are doing. They
think we should be looking for OspA DNA, when it
should be flagellin or one of the species-specific
intragenic spacers (which are repeated and therefore
likelier to amplify from smaller amounts of the
organism in blood- or is more sensitive).

It's pretty hopeless. No one knows what they are doing
in our camp, when it is all so simple. When Barbour
says the immune system "may be completely
overwhelmed," he is talking about all the blebbing of
all of the varying multiple strains that were are
infected with and we end up with incompetent B cells.
Some people do plasmaphoresis for these bad outcomes.
OspA can anchor the no-autokill gene, rendering an
infected cell to be a host for other expanding latent
infections. This was described by the NIH's Paul
Duray in 1992. Duray said (published) that cells of
borreliosis patients look like Epstein-Barr
transformed cells (are mutated).

If anyone wants the reference for that, write to me
and I will happily fax that publication, since it is
in a book which is a conference summary from a Cold
Spring Harbor Lab conference, in which Lenny Sigal
also said people with Borreliosis and Fibromyalgia
have cytokine changes which probably effect the sleep
disorder associated with both (therefore Fibromyalgia
is not catastrophizing and hypochondria, as Sigal also
claims).

The bad guys were prefer we are kicked to the curb and
are discredited, so we wonder if the discrediting of
us victims is because of *future* bioweapons potential
or becuase Lyme was an accidental release from Plum
Island- the likelier scenario because if Lyme arrived
here on sea birds as claimed, it would be Miami
Disease and the CDC would not be watching the
Massachusetts coastal islands so closely for new
vector borne diseases. I guarantee Russia and China
are fully informed of these frauds, and will probably
not tolerate future diseases being spun for profit
from the USA.

Putin will discuss energy security, infectious
diseases and education at the G8 summit, probably
since these are precisely is where the West failed in
the last 30 years because not only do we not have any
intelligent life in the US, the intelligence that we
*do* have was abused and no one at the USDOJ has any
brains at all.

Especially since Mini-Me-Bush came along.

Please distribute for the benefit of Public Safety
since the cops are off-the-charts-stupid in
Corrupticut and aren't the least bit literate. They
must have all graduated from the Bush School of My Pet
Goat.

KMDickson
http://actionlyme.org

http://www2.townonline.com/bolton/artsLifestyle/view.bg?articleid=514193&format=text
Lyme disease: a public health crisis2-4908
By Steven E. Phillips, M.D.
Friday, June 9, 2006

A Florida State quarterback is found half-naked and
disoriented in downtown Tallahassee. Pop singer Daryl
Hall cancels part of his national concert tour. Author
Amy Tan is writing a new book about it.
The picture is clear: Lyme disease has hit the
front burner.
Lyme disease is a major public health problem and
growing crisis. It's the most prevalent bug-borne
illness. According to the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention new cases are reported in about 20,000
people yearly and this number represents a 10-fold
underestimate.
Lyme disease is caused by a complex bacterial
agent carried and spread by ticks. The Lyme bacteria
have the ability to evade immune destruction, entrench
themselves deep within tissues and migrate throughout
the body with impunity causing a multi-system illness
that can be baffling to many physicians.
The result is that one tiny tick bite can cause
innumerable symptoms running the gamut from muscle and
joint pain to heart disease to neurological and even
psychiatric illness. Lyme patients may be misdiagnosed
as having other serious diseases such as lupus,
multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and
psychiatric disorders. The take-home message is Lyme
disease may be hard to diagnose and difficult, if not
impossible, to fully eradicate, if not caught early.
There are several reasons for this.
First, there is no single reliable diagnostic
laboratory test. The common two-tiered blood test
cannot be solely relied upon for diagnosis. The
initial ELISA screening test can give up to 50 percent
false negative results, and just as disheartening,
many laboratories interpret the second Western Blot
test by highly restrictive CDC criteria that miss many
cases. Better tests are described in the medical
literature, but haven't seen the light of day. So some
patients seek more sophisticated testing by approved
reference laboratories - labs within a single state
that get samples from around the country - but which
often don't take their insurance companies and
frequently pay for their tests out-of-pocket.
Furthermore, a person with "Lyme disease" may be
co-infected with other organisms and "co-infections"
often require different antibiotic therapy compared to
Lyme.
Second, there is no universally accepted
treatment. During chronic infection the organism
burrows deep into tissues that some antibiotics can
reach only marginally. This is but one of many reasons
why a two-to-four week treatment cannot eliminate
chronic infection. The consensus opinion of the
International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society is
that an individualized treatment approach is necessary
based on clinical judgment. ILADS is a multi-specialty
medical society composed of virtually all
sub-specialists who treat Lyme disease, including
infectious disease specialists, neurologists,
rheumatologists, psychiatrists, endocrinologists and
internal medicine physicians. The society has
published diagnostic and treatment guidelines in peer
reviewed infectious disease medical literature, which
stand in stark contrast to the guidelines of some
infectious disease specialists who reject voluminous
medical data documenting persistent infection and
co-infection.
ILADS believes it is essential for patients with
Lyme symptoms to be tested for multiple tick-borne
disorders. They encourage the education of all medical
personnel about the array of Lyme symptoms and its
related infections in order to increase the number of
health care providers who can recognize and treat
these illnesses.
Dr. Steven E. Phillips is a practicing physician
from Wilton and is president of the International Lyme
and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS)

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