Interesting write up about chronic infection found in some conditions and MS people.

Lida Mattman is a Nobel Peace Prize Nominee molecular biologist of stealth pathogens.

She is now passed. 2008. She did a lot of research on these pathogen infections and says outright, MS is lyme disease.

Her daughter was diagnosed with MS and she found pathogen infection in her daughter as the cause so treated for infection and studied the bugs.

There is reference in this article on certain conditions that we have all heard of that are not being addressed as pathogen infection as causatives.

http://www.lymeneteurope.org/info/notes-and-observations-on-cell-wall-deficient-forms

Here's some excerpts:

Dr. Mattman made it very clear that a second spirochete has been implicated in causing multiple sclerosis (MS).

Dr. Lida Mattman, a professor emeritus from Wayne State University, has been studying spirochetes for over fifty years. She was a protégé of the great Gabriel Stiener, who was the first to establish, in a series of papers going back to 1918, that multiple sclerosis was associated in many cases with a spirochete. Since her association with Steiner, Lida Mattman has had a continued interest in spirochetes, but for the last seven years she has focused the bulk of her attentions on cell wall deficient forms.

I hope you find this interesting.

This is super interesting - thanks for posting!

My mom had a bull's eye rash when she was younger- no one knew what it was and she was never treated. She now has MS. She is utterly convinced she does not have Lyme. I'll never give up on trying to educate her.

Thank you. It sounds like a fascinating read. I try to do as much reading on the subject of Lyme as I can. Knowledge is power.