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Endotoxin Binding Protein as a proposed Treatment for Parkinson's Disease

Decades of research into Parkinson's Disease uses 100% guaranteed animal model where Bacterial Endotoxin initiates self-amplifying Brain Damage that defies outmoded concept of "Dose makes the Poison"

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New subscribers might be interested to see how often I repeat the message that tiny amounts of Bacterial Endotoxin cause a huge range of chronic and acute onset disease and death by working back through my stack.

In 2011 Mei Liu and Guoying Bing wrote a very useful short review covering the Parkinson’s Disease Animal model with 70 references covering the period 1992 to 2010.1

Note the Endotoxin (LPS) and the Endotoxin (LPS) Binding Protein (LBP) and the Positive Feedback Loop in the middle.

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The rest of this article details a proposal to try using LBP as a treatment for Parkinson’s Disease from Big Pharma Endotoxin experts who proved that white fibrous conformal amyloid clots and microclots observed in Jabbee Autopsies are caused by Endotoxin. The experiments were done on Blood from Human volunteers.

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