For rdkml and others interested in bacteria

Yup, he's right about chlamydia pneuomonia. A very nasty one and one that should be understood. It leaves people treating multiple times per day with a Rife machine and if they skip a couple treatments they are right back to feeling like crap all over again.

Here is a site I use to read http://www.cpnhelp.org/ and http://www.cpnhelp.org/?q=node/29 and "What is Chamydia pneumonia, CPN, and what does it have to do with Lyme disease?" http://lymemd.blogspot.com/2008/05/what-is-chamydia-pneumonia-cpn-and-what.html

One thing I should mention that the video doesn't is that chlamydia pneuomonia is also nasty in that it can retreat to cyst form just like borrelia and some others. In other words, you can kill some with antibiotics but a lot of them will retreat to cyst form where they'll continue to reproduce. Once going off antibiotics it comes out of cyst form and your right back to where you started. Some antibiotics like flagyl or grapefruit seed extract will kill cyst form though.

Nothing new but for those looking for a more advanced understanding of biofilms that's easy to understand =

http://bacteriality.com/2008/05/26/biofilm/

Good quote from link when it comes to hair loss IMO for those where hair loss is like a roller coaster ride where some days everything is fine and then weeks or month or so later isn't

"But if planktonic bacteria are periodically released from the biofilms, each time single bacterial forms enter the tissues, the immune system suddenly becomes aware of their presence. It may proceed to mount an inflammatory response that leads to heightened symptoms. Thus, the periodic release of planktonic bacteria from some biofilms may be what causes many chronic relapsing infections."