Thread by @RealCheckMarker

This is the part where I say, “I told you so”.
There’s bacterial involvement from human gut micro biome that amplifies SARS mitochondrial dysfunction causing increased ER stress and production of prions.
#Spiroplasma
#Mycoplasma

https://twitter.com/_ppmv/status/1730545657083990120

Mitochondria are essentially bacteria. They are the basis of animal life that produces energy for the rest of the cells.

https://twitter.com/ejustin46/status/1699629660894540194

“This changes everything”.

https://twitter.com/ejustin46/status/1699629663125999959

What do you ask is the significance of SARS being a bacteriophage and why does "this change everything"?

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1728052147999154402?s=20

Well, I'm really happy you asked because I was going to tell you edumacate your silly self by reading a few Wikipedias on the expansive scientific knowledge we have on bacteriophages anyway:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacteriop…

Bacteriophage (bacteria-infecting viruses) might sound scary to common muggles but this is the boring asexual science instructed to 1st year medical students concerning plant pathogenic bacteria and mollicutes that reproduce by fission.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gram-posi…

Wait did you say mollicutes?
- Yes.
Aren't #mycoplasma and #spyroplasma mollicutes?
- Yes.
Is that just a coincidence?
- No.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streptoco…

Transformation among gram-positive bacteria has been studied in medically important species such as Streptococcus pneumoniae, Streptococcus mutans, Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus sanguinis and in gram-positive soil bacterium Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus cereus.

These bacteria reside asymptomatically in healthy carriers colonizing the respiratory tract and nasal cavity. However, in "vulnerable" individuals with weaker immune systems, this bacterium becomes pathogenic and spreads to other locations to cause sepsis and disease.

We have decades of medical knowledge these benign bacteria intermittently negatively impact the immunocompromised, elderly and young children, but we have never been able to scientifically evidence bacteriophage causation.

I know I was stunned - like someone had kicked me in the face - the first time a medical professional argued SARS is not a bacteriophage despite being known to reproduce in the cytoplasm and SARS hijacking mitochondria to reproduce.

https://x.com/houmanhemmati/status/1729609517783298556?s=20

The good news is you were probably stunned because you were suffering from "traumatic brain injury debt" and you can build up "hybrid concussion immunity" by just talking to a wall and then banging your head up against the wall.

"Bacillota (synonym Firmicutes) are a phylum of bacteria. The renaming of phyla such as Firmicutes in 2021 remains controversial among microbiologists, many of whom continue to use the earlier names of long standing in the literature"
Why controversial?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacillota

Controversial because this is challenging accepted norms and these theories remain theories because the human gut biome remains as uncharted as the ocea ... remains as uncharted as the galax ... remains as uncharted as our own immune systems.

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1619295986798694401?s=20

Our knowledge of prions is very new.
We don't have a scientific causation of prions.
We have only theories as to how prions form, transmit and/or reproduce.

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1619320598823575553?s=20

Not all theories are conspiracy theories.
If you want to understand the evolutionary process of scientific knowledge and #MycoplasmaPneumonia listen to this rant by Ray Bradbury and read this thread as to the controversy of #Spiroplasma in #ZombieDeer

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1619294993595928576?s=20

"Classification of the Mollicutes has always been difficult."
Basic identification of organic material to determine if it's 'live' or 'dead' depends on stains to highlight the cell wall. Mollicutes are bacteria distinguished by the absence of a cell wall.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mollicutes

I will confirm the classification of mollicutes, belonging to the bacillota family are all bacteria but don't be surprised if influential virologists continue to speak beyond their area of expertise and say things like: "SARS-CoV is not a bacteriophage".

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1715327552959480046?s=20

Meanwhile, we will continue to blame kids getting White-Lung Syndrome & Ground Glass Opacity (GGO) on a "mysterious bacteria from China" instead of the bacteria being unleashed because children have become immuno-compromised.
#AirborneAIDS

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1729157579052548248?s=20

Bacteriophage is a difficult concept to grasp and accept so let me provide a real-world example of how little we know about the multitude of gram-negative bacteria we have "learned to live with" such as those causing Lyme disease.

https://x.com/KSinNE/status/1730045395395281092?s=20

TL:DR - The presence of co-infection with Borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto and Borrelia garinii in this Lyme Disease (LD) patient’s brain was confirmed by PCR.
mdpi.com/1422-0067/24/2…

Borrelia is characterized as having a flexible cell wall, however, the outer membrane lacks lipopolysaccharide which classifies them as Gram-negative & therefore is not easily visualized using Gram Staining.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borrelia_…

Thank you Paul for reminding me to remind you that our growing knowledge of microbial translocation and microbiome dysbiosis stems from research related to HIV-associated immunodeficiency activation.

https://x.com/_ppmv/status/1644955641130131457?s=20

Stay tuned for next week, when we discuss the next series of autoimmune diseases which make their totally mysterious and spontaneous appearance in the general world population, all at once everywhere.

https://x.com/dbdugger/status/1730604007314305050?s=20

This is interesting therapeutic research into inhibiting the translation to combat phage infections. Structurally re-inforcing the ribosome, potentially prevents SARS ribosome frameshift abilities.

https://x.com/irmantas_mogila/status/1730607392293863927?s=20

Someone rightfully challenged me that the presence of a cell wall distinguishes #mycoplasma from mycobacterium. Please note that I'm discussing Cell-Wall-Deficient Bacteria (CWDB) #mycoplasma & #spiroplasma interaction with bacteriophage viruses (SARS).
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

"We then discuss the ability of several bacteria to shed their cell wall under influence of stressors and the consequences of a cell wall-deficient (CWDB) lifestyle."
Mycobacterium sheds its cell wall into #mycoplasma Cell Wall-Deficient Bacteria (CWDB).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycoplasm…

Remember: the significance of "cell wall" is they will show up in a stain. If you're a physician and you want to know if the patient is infected with a bacteria (for applying antibiotics) then you rely on the "stain".

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1730646133456699489?s=20

If a patient is suffering from diarrhea, IBS and intermittent fever but the stain comes back negative, then physicians assume a virus.

Except. we lack a clinical test to diagnose persistent gastrointestinal SARS infection, so physicians assume "flu".

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1732860333134340496?s=20

Do you want in on a secret?

Diarrhea is the main symptom of HIV infection during the acute phase. Technically, physicians treating diarrhea where the stain comes back negative should be conducting a lymphocyte panel (t-cell depletion).

Now you know.

https://x.com/RealCheckMarker/status/1728783954067571065?s=20

Recent findings on prolonged GI SARS infection:

https://x.com/GMFHx/status/1347056632476393473?s=20