What you should do is start a thread about amyloid proteins and the Th1 pathogens at http://www.curemyth1.org where you can become a member. Explain in the post that you would have posted in the other thread but you can’t because of the membership issues.

Dr. Marshall also answers questions on http://www.curemyth1.org and will hopefully reply to your post on that board.

Best,

Amy

Has the ARF considered securing a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation? They provide grants for medical research. Particularly where it is largely non-profit and aimed at improving the living standards of sufferers, such as in chronic illness. I guess that they would also like to be associated with a potential future recipient of the Nobel Prize.

Just a thought!

Michael Conte

Yes, Autoimmunity Research Foundation feels the same way. That’s why Dr. Marshall was so excited by Aguzzi’s talk. Granted, ARF still needs to get enough donations or preferably grant money in order to have a lab in which to perform such research. At the moment Dr. Marshall is not affiliated with a lab.

So right now, the foundation is focused on trying to raise money/ get a grant that would allow such research to take place.

Hopefully it will happen sooner than later!

Best,

Amy

You will recall that in an early post (Understanding L-Form Bacteria) I suggested that in order to prove to the wider scientific community the validity of the Marshall protocol’s effectiveness, that it would be necessary to demonstrate a direct lowering of Intracellular CWD Pathogens in patients treated on the MP against controls. This LCP technology would be the perfect diagnostic tool to do this with.

As long as L-form bio-films/pathogens etc. exhibit true molecular structures, which they clearly do, then photochemistry may well be the technological tool that opens a window into the discovery, classification and true understanding of infectious agents.

Michael Conte

The best way to find out Dr. Marshall’s exact view on amyloid proteins and inflammation would be to ask him directly. You can do so on the MP study site.

There is currently an open thread on the study site under the section “Dr. Marshall’s Perspective” where you can ask questions on the subject and hopefully get a response back from Dr. Marshall.

The link to that thread is:

http://www.marshallprotocol.com/forum39/11932.html

Best,

Amy

PS You will have to become a member of the MP study site to post in the thread but signing up is quite easy….

Can you please elaborate on Dr Marshall’s views about amyloid proteins and Th1 pathogens?

That is exciting huh? I believe Dr. Marshall and Dr. Aguzzi are in contact. We’ll see what results from their discussions. If I hear anything I’ll post about it here.

Best,

Amy

Well yes, I think it’s certainly possible. Although the few current diseases known to be caused by prions are deadly, I don’t see why less deadly version of prions could form part of the chronic mix of infectious agents that infect the brains of people with Th1 disease.

By lowering inflammation in the brain and body, the MP could potentially render prions contributing to brain fog back into a harmless shape.

In my opinion, prions are among the pathogens that have been largely set aside (in terms of research) during the time scientists have diverted their attention to the genome. Although clearly they have been researched to some extent, it will be interesting to see if in the coming years they are linked to more inflammatory diseases.

Best,

Amy