Bacteriality — Exploring Chronic Disease

• December 5, 2008:  Olmesartan may play a role in reducing coronary plaque
• November 15, 2008:  Nice to meet you, thanks for your bacteria

• Getting it right: How to correctly target L-form and biofilm bacteria
• Understanding L-form Bacteria
• Understanding Biofilms

• Trevor Marshall at Aging 2008
• An Overview of the Marshall Protocol
• Trevor Marshall at AAEM 2006

• Notes from the 2008 International Congress on Autoimmunity
• Three days at the J. Craig Venter Institute
• The bacteria boom - implications of the Human Microbiome Project
• Reflections from the 2008 Aging Conference plus video footage
• Oxytocin plugged as new feel-good drug, but implications remain murky
• Inflammation and prions: an important connection
• Notes from the 2008 Days of Molecular Medicine Conference plus video footage
• Interview with Dr. Randall Wolcott, bacterial biofilm wound specialist
• Insights into horizontal gene transfer: conversations with Dr. Peter Gogarten and Dr. James Lake
• Voices of reason in the vitamin D debate
• Cognitive dysfunction in women with chronic disease: a summary of my upcoming presentation at the 2008 Days of Molecular Medicine conference
• Top 14 misconceptions about the MP: addressed and explained
• Interview with evolutionary biologist Paul Ewald
• Healing from cardiovascular disease: bacteria, fat, cholesterol, statins, and more
• New paper published in BioEssays and a review in the Journal of Bacteriology discuss important new research on L-form bacteria
• What can medical research learn from the open source software movement?
• Why the Marshall Protocol makes sense
• Aging and the resurrection of the immune system
• Eye inflammation, vision, and bacteria
• Marshall to chair session at upcoming International Conference on Autoimmunity
• Of mice and men: Are the scientific studies you read accurate?
• Bacteria vs. genetic predisposition: the spread of chronic disease in families
• Interview with Dr. Greg Blaney: MP physician
• Duke University researchers connect vitamin D with brain lesions
• Babies and bacteria: how pathogens may affect an infant during the first weeks of life
• Interview with Belinda Fenter of Autoimmunity Research Foundation
• Diet and Disease: Eating for health
• New molecular techniques shine light on the body’s “zoo” of bacteria
• The truth about vitamin D: fourteen reasons why misunderstanding endures
• Bacteria and cancer: an interview with Dr. Alan Cantwell
• Interview with Nadya Markova: L-form expert
• Koch’s Postulates, horizontal gene transfer, and the era of the genome
• Gerald Domingue: pioneer of atypical bacteria
• A history of cell wall deficient bacteria: a selection of researchers who have worked with the L-form
• Bacteria implicated in obesity

• Interview with Gene Johnson – sarcoidosis, bladder cancer
• Interview with Bonnie B - lupus, Sjogren’s Syndrome
• Interview with Chris Eastlund - diabetes, sarcoidosis, irritable bowel syndrome
• Interview with Roy P. - sarcoidosis, rheumatoid arthritis
• Interview with Peter de Jager: chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple chemical sensitivity
• Interview with Ken L. - Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS)
• Interview with Doreen V. - autism, ADHD depression, severe anxiety, CFS
• Interview with Jane Taylor-Aoki: Neurosarcoidosis, systemic sarcoidosis; spasticity, myasthenia, CNS dysfunction, joint pain, pulmonary, splenic and cardiac involvement
• Interview with Melinda Stiles – Lyme, Irritable bowel syndrome/colitis, radiculitis (inflammation of the nerve roots)
• Interview with Freddie Ash - sarcoidosis of the heart, coronary artery disease, atrial fibrillation
• Interview with P. Bear R.N. - chronic borreliosis, multiple chemical sensitivities, chronic spinal inflammation, peripheral neuropathy
• Interview with Sherry Cook - sarcoidosis, cat scratch fever, restless leg syndrome
• Interview with Leesa Shanahan - sarcoidosis (Hedfort Syndrome), uveitis
• Interview with Mirek Wozga - sarcoidosis
• Interview with Paul Albert - CFS, depression, food sensitivities
• Interview with Julia Grier - sarcoidosis, OCD
• Interview with Carole Morgan - sarcoidosis, fibromyalgia, CFS
• Interview with Shirley J. - sarcoidosis
• Interview with Robyn Russell - Lyme, myoclonus
• Interview with Sue Andorn - Lyme, babesia
• Interview with Ival Meyer - arthritis, dyslexia
• Interview with Guss Wilkinson - sarcoidosis, psoriasis, insomnia

Amy Proal graduated from Georgetown University in 2005 with a degree in biology. While at Georgetown, she wrote her senior thesis on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Marshall Protocol.

She has written for several publications and organizations including FibromyalgiaAWARE magazine, Immunesupport.com, Volta Voices magazine, and the National Policy Research Council.

Amy had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. She looks forward to helping people better understand the treatment that restored her health.

Contact Amy at amy dot proal at gmail.com.

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