L-Arginine

[Morgan]

I'm a little tired so I apologize for the quality of the information on this thread.

After reading the most recent "published work" regarding Morgellons three
distinct conditions jumped off the page.

1. 50 % of subjects positive for Borrelia (no surprise there)
2. 92 % of subjects positive forCpn - Chalymidia pneumoniae
3. 72 % of subjects had micro-Angiomas (hallmark of Bartonellosis)
but found negative for Bartonella.


Just happened across an article while researching Bartonella which seems to also be a co-infection of borrellia and can also vectored by ticks.

Follow me so far? Phew sorry.

Back to the L-arginine topic. I found this interesting treatment for Bartonella.

Nitric Oxide - NO - or taken as a supplement called L-arginine. This Helps fight Bartonella and a variety of other maladies.

"Detrimental effects of Bartonella henselae are counteracted by l-arginine and nitric oxide in human endothelial progenitor cells"

Detrimental effects of Bartonella henselae are counteracted by l-arginine and nitric oxide in human endothelial progenitor cells ? PNAS
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This L-Arginine is also used for Borrellia & Cpn.

Cpn:
Nitric oxide synthase plays a role in Chlamydia pneumoniae-induced atherosclerosis.

Borrellia:

Supplements needed by Lyme sufferers -Nitric Oxide toxic to Borrelia at Parasites Support Forum


Nitric Oxide: The New Hero of Human Biology | Psychology Today