Mycoplasmic Theory of Arthritis (English Edition)

Rheumatoid disease victims have little knowledge that at
least two strong methods for curing their affliction
exists. Roger Wyburn-Mason, M.D., Ph.D. from England
had been curing rheumatoid arthritics since the
sixties. Thomas McPherson Brown, M.D. also had
a viable hypothesis and successful cure rate. This article
is based on Brown's theories and practices. It is
oriented toward physician readership but, of course,
lay people are welcome!
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