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11 Oct

Intracellular research is the future for chronic diseases

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The Intracell Research Group includes leading scientists in the field of intracellular pathogens, four of whom were cited in our book for their research on chlamydia and chronic diseases. Science has too often had a bias against infectious pathogens, as a cause of chronic disease; and assumed and pursued every possible alternative conclusion, but for immortal pathogens and parasites. Genetic research failed to identify a genetic connection, in 95% of chronic diseases; and genes have been shown to differ between identical twins separated at birth and people with the same chronic diseases on different continents.

The Intracell Research Group has posted scientific references supporting intracellular pathogens as the cause five major chronic diseases (Alzheimers, arthritis, asthma, heart disease, and multiple sclerosis). We fully support their work, and the work of Dr. Norins at alzgerm.org, in promoting and pursuing scientific research into intracellular pathogens as a cause of chronic disease.

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