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[Lufega]

THE INSANITY VIRUS

just read this very interesting and very telling article. The basic premise is that we carry about hundreds of gene sequences for these viruses that are activated by other infections like Herpes, toxoplasmosis, mononucleosis, etc. These they say, are responsible for produces diseases listed i the topic title. They even postulated the use of artemisinin with other anti-infective drugs to keep these other infections at bay.

[rwac]

That's a very good read.

[sapentia]

That's a very good read.

Great read. Sort of scary though since I contracted a Staph infection at the hospital when I was born.

[tham]

Citicholine and galantamine in schizophrenia.

http://www.ncbi.nlm....t_uids=18303489

http://www.ncbi.nlm....t_uids=17656074

[Ark]

I bet sulfazine hurts the retrovirus family. Anyone suffering from HERV should be taking loads of aged garlic!

[Lufega]

I finish Medical school this December. Lately, many diseases of unknown origin have been linked to infectious causes. Makes me think. Maybe I should apply for an infectious disease specialty. I think when a lot of this new research hits the mainstream, it's going to become a very profitable area. Hmm..

[rwac]

I finish Medical school this December. Lately, many diseases of unknown origin have been linked to infectious causes. Makes me think. Maybe I should apply for an infectious disease specialty. I think when a lot of this new research hits the mainstream, it's going to become a very profitable area. Hmm..

Sounds like a great idea. Just don't buy into everything they teach you, mmkay ?

Edited by rwac, 19 November 2010 - 03:47 AM.

[niner]

Thanks for a very interesting article, Lufega. I knew that our genome was sub-optimal, but I never realized what a steaming pile of toxic sh*t it was. That's some Intelligent Design... Looking forward to better technology.

[Sillewater]

Damn, that's a good read. Infectious diseases definitely seems interesting.

[touriste]

may be not only one insanity virus !
and for the cure , may be anti retroviral like aids treatement can work on it ?

very interresting,
i work in psychiatric , so i want to know more .....


ps : i work in unit call "john nash" :-)

[MrHappy]

http://www.genecards....pl?gene=ERVW-1

Here's another starting point. Looks like we have incorporated modified versions of retrovirii over the generations of our species into many normal functions and it appears that there are DNA-damage events from new virii and other sources that can either cause our immune system to treat the cells as hostile (anti-virus pseudo-false-positive) or awaken the sleeping beast within.

What a fascinating mess!