I ran across this transcript of a conversation with David Berg, M.S.
Paraphrasing; as a result of pathogen(s) activating the immune and coagulation systems the blood viscosity increases, blood flow diminishes creating anoxia and nutrient deprivation.... This also explains why low dose heparin therapy is effective....
http://www.ImmuneSupport.com/library/showarticle.cfm/ID/3110
It occurred to me that if this blood illness exists it might offer some explanation as to the variability of bends onset.
I read elsewhere that arteriosclerosis is also associated with CFS.
Paraphrasing; as a result of pathogen(s) activating the immune and coagulation systems the blood viscosity increases, blood flow diminishes creating anoxia and nutrient deprivation.... This also explains why low dose heparin therapy is effective....
http://www.ImmuneSupport.com/library/showarticle.cfm/ID/3110
It occurred to me that if this blood illness exists it might offer some explanation as to the variability of bends onset.
I read elsewhere that arteriosclerosis is also associated with CFS.