The secret history of Lyme disease, which was originally developed by the military as a biological weapon for depopulation

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(Natural News) Although you’ve almost certainly heard of Lyme disease, there’s a good chance that you don’t know anyone personally who has been diagnosed with it. Most doctors are very hesitant to diagnose it, and evidence is pointing to the disease being originally developed as a biological weapon.

The illness, which causes loss of memory, constant pain, crippling fatigue, and possibly psychosis, blindness and paralysis, can sometimes be fatal. It’s caused by the bacterium known as Borrelia burgdorferi and is usually transmitted to people via the bite of an infected tick. While many cases can theoretically be treated successfully by a round of antibiotics over the course of a few weeks, it’s often not diagnosed in time for successful treatment.

It can begin with a distinctive bull’s-eye rash, but not everyone will get it, and some people have a different type of rash. This can make it hard for people to get antibiotics before it has progressed too far.

This is compounded by its remarkable ability to avoid detection in routine tests by altering the outer surface protein of its cells, making many people test negative when they do actually have the disease. It also mimics a range of other illnesses, leading to no small number of misdiagnoses. It presents itself in a unique way among various patients, which can even leave patients being dismissed by their doctors as hypochondriacs.
Mysterious origins

One theory is that Lyme disease originated in the Animal Disease Center on Plum Island, a site that has been linked to biological weapon experiments during the Cold War and a place where Nazi scientists once worked.

Situated off the coast of Long Island, ...

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