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The easiest breakthough possible: MBL deficiency and CFS

Learner1

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Interesting thread. My doctor tested my MBL through Quest Diagnostics in the US. From what I could see, 200-800 is normal, mine is well over 1600. From what I'm seeing, it could promote autoimmunity, but I'm not sure....

And above, @pattismith said "The fact that MBL can suppress T Lymphocytes activation means that low MBL goes with higher T lymphocyte activation."

So, I guess high MBL is the opposite, that T lymphocyte activation is suppressed??
 
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