[H] fruit fly DNA found to contain the entire genome of a bacterial parasite

[Teresa Kramer]

Couldn’t the following, when pursued further, provide clear evidence of our miasmatic theories?
From the December issue of DISCOVER magazine (reputable science, AFAIK): ***[title:] Data The Invaders Are parasites infiltrating your DNA?*** “…now a study of fruit flies has turned up startling evidence of interspecies invasion: the entire genome of a bacterial parasite lodged in the DNA of an unsuspecting fruit fly species, where it will be passed on through the fly’s reproductive system to the next generation, just like the fly’s own genes. … So far, researchers do not think that bacteria have a similarly intimate relationship with humans. Scientists have exhaustively checked the human genome for bacterial genes, but none have been found. …but to find evidence, researchers would have to do a cell-by-cell search for extra DNA, particularly in bacteria-laden places like the gastrointestinal tract. …’like looking for a needle in a pile of needles.’”
The brief byte (on page 14) also notes that “scientists [have] found that so-called junk DNA—stretches of genetic material that don’t code for any protein—is not junk at all but has a powerful, mysterious regulatory role. … For decades much of the bacterial DNA found in complex organisms during genome mapping was thought to be due to contamination, and many results were tossed out on that basis… …previous projects will [now] have to be reexamined.” Teresa (Northern VA, USA)

[Dr Nader Moradi]

And how we can use it in updating our miasm theory? I recommend all colleagues to read Ardavan's articles in www.Minutus.org library to see how these findings help us in refreshing Hahnemann's miasms and finding simillimum.
Kind Regards,
Nader

[Luise Kunkle]

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007, Dr Nader Moradi wrote:

This is indeed fascinating.

Especially if you read (e.g. in texts on endocrinology) how the
hormones and message substances are in constant feedback with the
genes - activating and deactivating certain parts and those again
"instructing" the system.

It seems to get more and more evident that virus/bacterial infections
play a key role or even the key role in the health of all living beings.

I wish Ardavan and his crew lots and lots of success in their further
research on this aspect and hope that his work will get to be known by
all medical people - allopaths and homeopaths.

Regards

Luise
-- One thought to all who, free of doubt, So definitely know what's
true:
2 and 2 is 22 -
and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
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[Shannon Nelson]

?? How so in the health?
They've certainly played a role in *evolution*--consider that it's to
certain viral DNA that mammals owe the ability to not reject the
foreign material of a fetus; and consider that mitochondria are thought
to have once been free-living (bacterial, I think?) life forms. But as
with all mutations, most are either harmful or neutral, whereas only a
few are helpful.

Expand your thought for me?
Shannon

[Luise Kunkle]

Hi Shannon,

I should have said "state of health", possiblymeaning only sickness,
but who knows.

Does that answer your question?

Regards

Luise
--
One thought to all who, free of doubt,
So definitely know what's true:
2 and 2 is 22 -
and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
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