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Old 03-05-2008, 07:48 AM #6
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Here's a thought...

About a year ago, a genome study was done and an MS genome was identified.

My thought is this:

If our present-day immune system is getting flared up... it could be that genome that is getting turned on.

Hopefully, what I just wrote makes a bit of sense.

I needed to write it down before I forgot

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