Autoimmune Diseases are complex, multi-organ diseases of unknown etiology. Although we do not know exactly what causes them, there is increasing evidence that in many patients chronic infections, particularly involving bacteria and viruses, play an important role in these diseases along with genetic predisposition and immune dysfunction. Infections may be involved in helping to cause the illness, or they may affect patients by serving as co-factors for the illness or even as opportunistic infections which increase patient morbidity (sickness) and complications associated with the disease.

Infections have been found in a variety of autoimmune diseases, particularly in rheumatic diseases, such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Scleroderma and other rheumatic disorders. Chronic infections have also been found in a variety of autoimmune neurological diseases such as MS, ALS, Lupus (SLE), among others. The majority of these patients may be suffering from Mycoplasma and other infections that can cause, in part, their complex signs and symptoms. Systemic chronic infections (caused by bacteria such as Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Borrelia, Brucella, etc. or viruses such as CMV, HHVE, EV or Enterovirus, etc.) may create dysfunctional immune responses and in extreme cases, autoimmune-like disorders. Microorganisms like Mycoplasma can invade virtually every human tissue and may compromise the immune system, permitting opportunistic infections by other bacteria, viruses, fungi and yeast.

When Mycoplasma exits certain cells such as synovial cells, nerve cells, among others that can be infected, they can stimulate autoimmune response. This may occur by different mechanisms. One mechanism is that when certain microorganisms, such as certain species of Mycoplasma exit from invaded cells, they carry part of the host cell membrane on their surface. This may trigger the immune system to respond to the host antigens on the foreign microorganism. Alternatively, some microorganisms display surfaces that mimic host cell surface antigens and these may stimulate autoimmune responses.

I have had the opportunity to meet with Dr. A. Lindeman, a British Microbiologist and Researcher, Royal family physician, and Doctor of Homeopathy, at a conference in Connecticut. He was speaking about his research findings involving Mycoplasma infection. It was my privilege to spend four days there, learning how to eliminate this infection with his new approach, using Vega testing and Radionics together with his test materials. It is my honor to share this information with you.

Using his new test materials on Mycoplasma, Brucella, Chlamydia, or viruses etc., Dr. Lindeman uses specific Homeopathic Remedies to help eliminate infection and restore a strong immune system. This involves learning to construct a remedy staircase of potency ranging from the actual potency D5 plus required by the body in 50ml bottle of drops for 5 weeks plus adequate drainage. When you retest your patient, you will find that the patient has successfully used the remedy and is now ready for the next step, D15 plus. Often the patient will skip a potency in this manner as the healing process is now started. After another 5 weeks your patient will now be reaching the D100 plus. Usually the final treatment for Mycoplasma is up to 10 MM. Duration of treatment is usually 3 to 4 months. In this way, you select the exact potency that the patient is suffering from and by going up higher step by step, you actually walk the disease step by step or potency by potency out of the organism. A very direct method which works like a dream.

New Testing and Treatment for Autoimmune Diseases,
Louise Basic D,H,M
Tel: 416-747-9306