Lyme in ALS patients study. He found 9 of 19 ALS patients had Lyme antibodies in their blood.

http://youtu.be/JXHMcJtU-0w is a video about the Halperin 1990 Lyme in ALS patients study. He found 9 of 19 ALS patients had Lyme antibodies in their blood. He found a background rate in the rest of the population that they came from was 10.5% Was 9 of 19 a "coincidence" and if so, what were the odds? (It is like throwing a dice 19 times and getting 9 sixes) except more improbable. Simply put, the more improbably it is, the more likely lyme bacteria are associated with an ALS like illness.

ALS Ice cold logic challenge! Peer review, and Stephen Hawking

Does Lyme bacteria cause some ALS cases? John Halperin found 9 of 19 random ALS patients on Long Island, New York had antibodies to lyme disease bacteria. He...

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