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Lab fills patent for treating ALS and Parkinson's with sublingual Borrelia outer surface proteins

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Posted 12/1/2015 11:12 PM (GMT 0)
A NY based lab (www.beechtreelabs.com/) has filled a patent application for treating ALS and Parkinson's with... sub-lingual Borrelia antigens (OspA, OspB, OspC and LFA-a).

www.freepatentsonline.com/20150320849.pdf

It's worth reading about the tests they've done on subjects and the results...
Posted 12/1/2015 11:27 PM (GMT 0)
Is this LDI? Or similar? I am doing sublingual dead lyme mix antigen mixed with enzyme.
Posted 12/1/2015 11:44 PM (GMT 0)
Very interesting. I read paper and doesn't appear to be exactly the same but similar results where immune system gets turned OFF to antigen (i think?). Wish they listed more human experiences. My LDI dr said he has had people with tremor completely stop shaking within minutes of dosing. I am skeptical and will believe it when I see more proof. My internal buzzing did go away but has come back and I'm waiting on dose. If it keeps hapening I will know it's not a fluke.
Posted Yesterday 7:22 PM (GMT 0)
So if ALS / AD are not related to Lyme then why r these guys filling patents for treating those patients with Borrelia OSP?! Hmmm....
Posted Yesterday 9:25 PM (GMT 0)
"Subvaccine"?

Why does it have my hackles up seeing it cross referenced with Lymerix Vax??

www.patentsencyclopedia.com/app/20150320849

Beech Tree labs has 30+ patents licensed to Elan Corp...

"How A Failed Alzheimer's Drug Illustrates The Drug Industry's Gambling Problem"

www.forbes.com/sites/matthewherper/2012/08/08/how-a-failed-alzheimers-drug-illustrates-the-drug-industrys-gambling-problem/

(1 billion on a drug that made alzheimer's patients worse?)
Posted Today 8:57 AM (GMT 0)
Whenever I see here articles claiming that ALS and MS are not related to Lyme Disease, I know something like this will come next. So predictable! And so childish, immature, and irresponsible--perhaps even criminal... TO deny that there is a connection and then to patent a drug and make billions of dollars...
Posted Today 11:32 AM (GMT 0)
There's a link but i don't think it's that obvious. If you look at this 2007 study, it's clear the people with these weird neurological disorders have systemic infections, but not one, several. Mycoplasma being VERY common, as well as some viruses. Probably if you get one combination of these + some bad genes from your parents => instead of chronic lyme disease you get a) ALS, b) MS c) AD e) PD depending on how old/lucky you are...

www.immed.org/neurodiseases/sibi.myco.clam.borr.neuroms.als.bhavdis.pdf

Let's think a bit what Lyme disease really means: have you seen one single guy here sick only with just Borrelia ? Is there anyone on this forum just with Borrelia budgorferi, one strain ? NO, you see people with 6-8 species of systemic infectious agents (bacteria and viruses). However if you search the dictionary for "Lyme disease" it says "an infectious disease caused by the bacteria Borrelia Budgorferi". Really ?

So then what is the meaning of studies showing "no connection between lyme disease and AD/ALS/MS" when the dictionary definition for "lyme disease" is completely wrong ? Nothing, just waste of taxpayer $.

Post Edited (mpostelnicu) : 12/3/2015 5:44:35 AM (GMT-7)

Posted Today 2:54 PM (GMT 0)
Actually, yes, I have talked to quite a few people with "just" Lyme, and I was one of them in 2014 when I was reinfected. The thing is, most chronic Lyme cases have a lot more going on. Some Lyme infections will go chronic almost immediately - and the thought is it's because there are a lot of other pathogens being passed at the same time. But for those that had "just" Lyme (which is bad enough on it's own, actually and that's the reason for the quote marks) - if it's treated promptly and appropriately, they can get rid of that infection and not have other infections pile on as soon as you come in contact with them.

This is why some people from time to time keep trying to get everyone to stop using the work Lyme and use something like MSIDS - Multiple Systemic Infectious Disease Syndrome. A term coined by Dr. Horowitz.
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