I am a researcher/systems analyst and do not treat patients. This information is based on direct observation of my case in combination with independent confirmation from other medical firms regarding diagnosis and treatment of autoimmune disorders identical and parallel to my case. These autoimmune disorders are not triggered by infection.... they are on going and present as the direct cause of the autoimmune disorder. There are numerous papers that will be put on video for presentation. You will only see a small tip of the iceberg since we have a stack of relative information six feet thick.
You have no idea what it took to get that six foot stack of documents since 96-97% of all research out there are grad students, NIH researchers, drug company researchers, whatever, all playing this silly game of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. In other words, these researchers are trying to find different ways of looking at disease from numerous possible interdiction methodologies without disclosing the source of the problem. This way you can keep that cat in the bag and everyone gets rich off a patient who could be cured in a few weeks of treatment. Instead they get to have a lifelong illness that eventually kills them while doctors shrug their shoulders because the researchers keep their stuff out of textbooks because of financial interests.
The patient eventually gets P.O.ed at the contemporary medical scene and jumps to homeopathic medicine where they get ripped off all over again. The road map of our research goes something like this:
Once upon a time there were a bunch of malcontent doctors spread all over the world but not exceeding maybe one or two percent of the entire medical population. They had not got the word that population control and greed was the theme of the day. They thought they were actually supposed to cure illnesses. And then the real abomination took place... they wrote about their findings and put them on the Internet all over the place in no particular logical arrangement.
So after many searches we have some real gems like the Harvard guys that studied 80 families for a disease known as APLA (Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome) which my wife has. They found a cluster of a good dozen autoimmune diseases running through all these families from grandma down to the teenage grandchild who just got knocked up and is having spontaneous miscarriages. If they could just find one thing about one disorder they would instantly know something about the others.
Eventually after four years experimenting I came to the conclusion that this pathogen I had was Clostridium difficile because no other pathogen is known to backup and attack you over the entire spectrum of 30 antibiotics with representation of every major family of antibiotic with one exception.... Can you guess it? Metronidazole/Flagyl ring a bell anywhere? So I went looking for confirmation. I found a patient that had it tunneling through their leg bone with a femur fracture that wouldn't heal. The only way it could be isolated from the other 11 cultured nasties was with a frozen bone culture. If it hadn't been a frozen culture the researchers never would have believed it. There was only one other known case in history before 1992. But now there were two.
Another clinic just opened their doors for treatment of fibromyalgia sighting two infections as the source of the problem, Clostridium difficile and Candidas. Clostridium difficile capable of inhabiting all major skeletal muscles... how special.
Another clinic was identifying infectious causes of Reiter's Syndrome and they found five associated pathogens, all foodborne pathogens but one, Chlamydia. But that didn't surprise me because I already new that this was 20% of all the college kids that came down arthritis. What was the deal with four foodborne pathogens? Could these be doing damage to the intestinal track to allow a secondary infection to infiltrate? Well several months after I looked at their paper they put out an update with one pathogen added.... One that hangs out in the intestinal track.... Clostridium difficile. So here we have it causing tendonitis in the legs.
Then there are the AIDS patients that get meningitis and brain abscesses from Clostridium difficile. Ever wonder where AIDS dementia comes from? You know when they look for this stuff in the colon they look for white and yellow plaques. Alzheimer patients get plaques. Multiple Sclerosis patients get plaques. I got plaques all over my fingernails till I killed it with antibiotics. After months of them being gone the regime reversed and the pathogen attacked me and when it spread up the arms... all the plaques came back. And when I pushed it back down again... they went away. The neuropathy was horrible as was the fibromyalgia and Reiters but those are three of the Harvard family cluster as Multiple Sclerosis is a fourth.
My wife's APLA was way out of hand. We brought it into complete total remission with....Metronidazole and Levaquin.
Another one on the Harvard cluster list is Diabetes Type II. Mom has this and diabetic neuropathy. We dropped her glucose levels in half and regressed her neuropathy 12 inches back down here legs in just fives days of treatment. She had to stop because this new regime was killing it so fast the body could not clear the toxin fast enough and it started to create meningitis symptoms. The same regime did the same to me.
When the pathogen spread like wild fire on me back in 1998 it crippled several joints which I had to drive it out of so they could repair themselves. So now I knew what caused my Ankylosing Spondylitis... another one on the Harvard list. It attacked me ten times faster on TMP/SMX than any other reversal on any other drug... a sulfur drug. Clostridium perfringens loves to eat sulfur. Clostridium perfringes causes symptoms of all the above autoimmune disorders. It causes sugar absorption problems too. All the autoimmune disorders on the Harvard list respond to complex sugar supplementation.
I don't have the papers in front of me to give you more definitive info. There is much more but this should be enough to get you interested. It really gets interesting when John Hopkins people see it attacking internal organs and causing acute pancreatitis. It is more interesting to know that all the other secondary infections I had, other people with the same disorders also get. It's a set treatment list. There is more... the iritis, Lupus, morning stiffness.... all secondary infections.
Bipolar disorder..... had it since the onset of puberty at age 12... when I got hit with meningitis.
I got this thing by inhaling a pretzel stick into my left lung at age 3 and a half. All Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis starts with pneumonia according to Saint Judes Hospital for children. You need fluid in the lung to create the anaerobic environment for it colonize.