I’m sure there’s a Mulla Nassr Eddin Sufi story to shed light on the matter.

A psychological disorder is an imaginary physiological disease.

A psychosomatic disorder is an actual physiological disease.

THE PAIN AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DESTRUCTION IS AS REAL AS IT GETS — YOU’RE JUST ASSIGNING THE BLAME TO THE WRONG “CAUSE.”

A — “Correlation does not imply causation” … but it looks suspicious.

The Plum Island Lab moved to Manhattan, Kansas (lots of suspicious happenings in that state!).

A — Once in a while I’m on the contemptible Quackwatch’s side; e.g., in the case of Cavitational Osteopathosis.

And I’m three miles behind the cheering section for “biological dentistry.”

A — Antibiotics work on Lyme when it’s caught early enough.

Otherwise, chronic Lyme disease and PTLDS people have damage to specific organs, so it’s up to the clinician to determine which organ or organs are malfunctioning.

Killing the ants that ate your electrical cables is different from repairing the cables they ate.

If I were allowed to run a clinic, I’d use Mind Hacking’s Cornerstone Technique to discover “WHO was the matter” since Lyme has a well-known psychogenic connection.

Mold is the current “disease of the month.”

“Diseases of the month” often last for years such — autism, hypoglycemia, Candida, Epstein–Barr, adrenal fatigue, fibromyalgia, and so on.

I’ve seen them come and go.