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Origin of Schizophrenia

A lot of studies show that schizophrenia is a disease that is connected with autoimmune inflamation of the brain cells, but until now noone knows the reason why antibodies react to the brain tissue. A lot of studies show that neurons are stimulated by microglia cells. Those cells are found in the microglia of the hypocampus and reticular nerve system. It is for a long time known that schizophrenie is caused by hyperstimulation of the brain neuron cells which are stimulated by microglia cells. So if we destroy those cells (microglia cells) through chemical agents those cells which are dying stimulate the neurons through release of neurotransmitters. This means the neurons produce neurostimulating transmitters  which react through building nerve circles which cause halucinations which are the main reason for clinical manifestation of schizophrenia. According to the autoimmune theory nerve cells are damaged through antibodies which usualy do not pass the haematoencephal barrier which is formed by the blood endothelium. This means that blood endothelium could be damaged by antibodies which falsely react to them causing their death.

The Consumption of poultry und bird products may have a connection with chronical respiratory and blood vessel deceases

The influenza virus affects different animal species like humans, birds and pigs. That means that the receptor which lets the influenza virus into the respiratory and blood vessel cells is common in these species. This receptor consumed with food gets into gastro-intestinal tract and into the lymphatic system, antibodies against it are built and they react against it and falsely against human respiratory and blood vessel cells which have a common in structure receptor. So a chronic autoimmune disease is caused such as bronchial asthma, COPD, emphysema, autoimmune blood vessel deceases and perhaps also atherosclerosis, thus brain strokes, myocardial infarction and others.
It is largely spoken about the connection between cholesterol and atherosclerosis. There are two sources of cholesterol in blood: exogenous and endogenous. The exogenous or alimentary is 20% of all, and endogenous source is 80%. The endogenous is a result of the own organism’s production in connection with the building and demolition of cell membrane. In my opinion the high levels of cholesterol in blood is not the reason for atherosclerosis, but a result from it. By atherosclerosis by an autoimmune mechanism is demolished the endothelium membrane, and this leads to high cholesterol blood levels. The autoimmune demolition of endothelium membranes leads to accumulation of binding tissue and into it incorporate fat , because of its high level in blood, as a result from the demolition of cell membranes by autoimmunity. Therefore not cholesterol in food but consumption of meat leads to atherosclerosis.
Empirically is proven that vegetarians have lower levels of cholesterol and atherosclerosis. Why? In fact vegetables contain almost the same level of cholesterol as meat, because it is a part of their cell membrane. Usually medical doctors prohibit the consumption of pork and bird skin, because they are oilier. But according to the autoimmune theory it is not enough, because meat inclusive bird and eggs contain not only cholesterol, but also the so called influenza receptor. It is well known in microbiology that influenza virus develops wonderfully on the egg membrane, influenza virus affects also birds. The receptor for influenza virus in birds and eggs membrane has a very similar analogue in human respiratory and blood vessel cells. That is the reason why we all (humans and birds) get sick with influenza. The antibodies which our immune system builds against the bird receptor, which is found in bird’s meat, react to the human influenza receptor and cause respiratory and blood vessels deceases such as atherosclerosis resulting in peripheral vascular diseases, coronary vascular diseases and heart attacks and ischemic brain strokes.
Laboratory tests prove that not only so called autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, Morbus Bechtereff, thyroiditis of Hashimoto, Basedoff disease contain an element of inflammation, but also degenerative diseases like atherosclerosis, diabetes, obesity, psychical disorders such as autism, psychoses, dementia, Parkinson syndrome, myasthenia gravis and many others. But until now no one has explained why. We all thought that cholesterol damages the blood vessel like a stone. It accumulates in the blood vessel interstitium and causes immune reaction and inflammation. But this idea does not make sense at all, does it?
Cholesterol is a building part of cell, so how could it damage the blood vessel? It is like hitting the vessel with a dilution of sugar or oil at a slow speed and expecting it would be damaged.
It is like aiming at rabbits with carrots. It could be deadly or?
The truth is the organism acquires high levels of cholesterol as a result from higher cell membrane demolition trough the autoimmune reaction caused by the antibodies built against the receptor proteins in meat. In the vessel accumulates binding tissue after the immune reaction and it binds cholesterol in its interstitium, thus causing atherosclerosis in all of its forms.

So in conclusion atherosclerosis is caused by autoimmune reaction. It is inflammatory reaction and high level of cholesterol is a result not a purpose for it. 

This may mean that nerve tissue vessels may also be damaged by the same principle like atherosclerosis. The immune system reacts to receptors of the brain vessel endothelium and causes endothelium destruction. As a result the haematoencephal barrier is dammaged and those antibodies which are built against the prion receptor in the nerve cells (as I mentioned before in the part for bovine prion receptor) pass through the haematoencefal barrier causing nerve cells death 



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