"The organic debris formed from the decay of organisms"
Yale University studies show that detritus persists in mice after the bacteria is killed (that is, if it is indeed killed, which is still a major debate!):
"...proteins from the
bacteria persisted in the mice’s joints and near their cartilage. And
the animals’ immune systems produced antigens to attack the dead stuff,
causing inflammation and potentially arthritis.
This study provides the first direct evidence that spirochete
proteins can remain long after the bacterium is gone, and in places
where people can experience symptoms after treatment for Lyme disease,”
Bockenstedt says in a Yale press release."
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