Lyme Disease Theory

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Contents 1 Theory 1 2 Theory 2 3 Theory 3 4 Theory 4 5 Theory 5 6 Theory 6

[edit] Theory 1

Lyme Disease has become fragmented into many autoimmune diseases.

[edit] Theory 2

When we age, melanins are gradually reduced.

[edit] Theory 3

The symptom of shedding hairs in Lyme disease patients is due to speedy aging in the hair growth cycles, and Morgellons' red/blue/white fibers are due to the sudden loss of melanins in the hair growth cycles.

[edit] Theory 4

The sudden loss of melanins and the symptom of speedy aging of the skin is a cause and symptom of Lyme disease and other autoimmune diseases.

[edit] Theory 5

Speedy aging in the nails is due to the sudden loss of melanin, and thus a symptom of Lyme disease.

[edit] Theory 6

Speedy aging in the iris is due to the sudden loss of melanin, and thus a symptom of Lyme disease.