[BuckeyeTexan]

I have long suspected that many types of cancer are caused by a bacteria or virus. I’d like to see some research done in these areas.

[BuffaloJack]

> I have long suspected that many types of cancer are caused by a bacteria or virus. I’d like to see some research done in these areas.

I’ve had the same suspicions for almost all diseases.
They thought ulcers were caused by stress. Later they found out it was a bacteria. Recently (within the past year) the same bacteria was identified as the probably cause for alzheimers.

Testing of heart attack patients reveals a nearly 100% presence of chlamydia pneumoniae. In the population who have never had a heart attack it’s about 1/3.

Pathogens, in my opinion, cause everything. Just because we can’t identify a pathogen is no reason not to look or to doubt its existence.

[muawiyah]

Remember some of my posts on liver function. There's a basic gene that pretty much sets up the liver and regulates its function. Just about everybody (meaning all living things nearly) have that one, or one pretty much like it.

Almost every human being makes use of just one allele out of the 82 known to exist in human populations.

I am not surprised that there's a Saudi researcher who thinks there's a virus at work ~ but it may not be "universal". It could be he has a concentration of Berbers there in Saudi (at least more than other places) and they are close relatives to the Sa'ami, and they are the possessors of most of those 82 infrequently occuring alleles.

He might get in touch with the Swedes and Finns to see if they have any research results similar to his.