sb4
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I have been trying to figure out how an infection can trigger cervical spine problems and then CFS. It's a long shot but apparently bacteria like Lyme consume hyaluronic acid and leads to connective tissue problems. This, of course, combined with EDS / whiplash etc could then lead to CCI.
Anyone smarter than me know if this is worth chasing down? @jeff_w @Hip
I know some (Klinghardt) believe that Lyme is much more prevalent than currently thought, and even if not Lyme, perhaps similar virus/bacteria consume connective tissue which leads to CCI/etc.
Anyone smarter than me know if this is worth chasing down? @jeff_w @Hip
I know some (Klinghardt) believe that Lyme is much more prevalent than currently thought, and even if not Lyme, perhaps similar virus/bacteria consume connective tissue which leads to CCI/etc.