Rheumatoid Arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis-The Cause May Be in the Blood

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Rhumatoid arthritis is a mycoplasma disease cured by taking a one-year courseof an appropriate antibiotic. See http://www.immed.orgDr Donald Scott of Sudbury, Canada said during a radio interview a couple of daysago that at least one patient diagnosed with MS was completely cured by a doctorwho treated that patient for cerebral brucellosis. Subsequent to that cure the doctorwas threatened with loss of his medical license by the licensing authority if he everused the ceebral brucellosis protocol on another MS patient.Dr. Scott says that the brucellosis mycoplasma is at least a cofactor, if not the majorcause, of many new diseases. The US government has a patent on mycoplasmafermentans.Dr. Scott is the author of _The Brucellosis Triangle_ , publishes The Journal of Degenerative Diseases , and is a leading authorityon diseases caused by mycoplasma. He works with Dr. Garth NIcholson at IMMED.Subscriptions to The Journal of Degenerative Diseases can be obtained for $25/yrfrom Common Cause Medical Research Foundation, Box 133, Station B, Sudbury, ON., Canada P3B 4N5