Herpesviruses are different; once you get infected – and everybody has been infected with them – you’re pretty much stuck with them for life. Usually they’re humbled by the immune system but if they roar back into life those bugs can cause enormous damage. Some researchers and physicians believe they play a key role in ME/CFS.
A novel approach to fighting herpesviruses could put an end to long and expensive antiviral treatments
Little wonder, then, that the scientific world stood up and took notice when an entirely new and more effective way of fighting these problematic pathogens was found.
Excitingly, the new approach could hit herpesviruses at just the place where they’re causing the most trouble in ME/CFS. That was enough for ME/CFS herpesvirus specialist, Dr. Martin Lerner to state
“I think this work has great promise in effectively inhibiting many herpesviruses.”
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Seems a lot of doctors are connecting bacteria, virus and pathogens (protozoa) to some of the things we are dealing with. Ultimately, getting our immune system to recognize these things and eliminate them or at least keep them in check would be the best solution. Sorting out the best way to do that —is the challenge.
Keep the info coming, Cort.
Issie