PAILLSPECTRUM SYNDROME

Every person is at risk of developing an infection with the PaillSpectrum organism at some stage of their life.

It can cause chronic fatigue or fibromyalgia.   The real danger is whether PaillSpectrum will go to your head. The CD contains a description of the PaillSpectrum symptoms and signs. There is enough information to diagnose yourself, your family and your friends. You can use this information to decide whether you should seek medical advice.
What medical advice do you need? It’s all on the CD.

The symptoms of the Paill Spectrum Syndrome are:
Chronic Fatigue
Sweaty Hands (or feet)
Loss of Balance or dizziness
Sore Tendon and Muscle areas. (These occur at the elbows and can look like Tennis Elbow or Golfers' Elbow). There are also other typical sore areas. Another commonly affected sore site is the central chest around the breastbone).

Other Common Illnesses where Paill Spectrum would be suspected as being present include:

Fibromyalgia: This is a group of symptoms where people have scattered muscle tenderness. The most commonly affected tender sites include the upper outer arms and the neck/shoulder muscles.

Chronic Fatigue: This can be simply tiredness, fatigue, sleeping a lot or actually Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Dyslexia like Symptoms: There are typical patterns of flips, mirrors and reversals in letter and number sequences. Number recall is easier to assess than spelling.

Psychoses with voices and delusions: Wherever there is an unusual intensity or unusual type of thought, Paill Spectrum should be considered.

Anorexia: Beware the child who believes "I am Fat", in spite of evidence to the contrary.

A Syndrome where people suffer from episodic "Rage"( Road Rage), Anger or Violence.

Paill Spectrum causes Common Diseases and has  Common Symptoms. The symptoms are characteristic and easily recognisable.

Significant Changes in behaviour are due to changes in brain structure and function.   Cause and effect.

I’ve come to accept this disease over two years. I think the problem is something the world has to accept in its own time and on its own terms. To that extent, its been easy for me. I still  have my own problems accepting the issue: even now, even knowing all about it.

Paill Spectrum (PaillSpectrum) is Not a life threatening condition.
Paill Spectrum is a lifestyle threatening condition.

The syndrome of dyslexia is different in children, than in adults.  In adults the condition is stable, chronic and persistent, except where a stroke may have occurred. Strokes are extremely rare in children.
Dyslexia tends to be a much more variable and changing condition in children. Many adults give a history of schooling problems and have had the dyslexia since childhood. In children, the condition has no known cause and no known treatment.  I believe the condition is caused by Paill Spectrum infection. Dyslexia is usually defined as an "inability to read" in someone who is expected to know how to read. 
Dyslexia in children however also causes characteristic problems in writing and in word recognition.  There are substantial learning problems in these children. My tests for dyslexia are clinical “rapid screening tests” that will allow the average adult to check their own child for this condition.  In my experience, the deterioration is very acute.  As is seen in my case (Case 1.1), one week the child is the best speller and cleverest child in the class.  The next week, this child becomes consistently the worst speller in the class. Often mood and personality changes are obvious in acute stages.
These are often noticed by many adults, but the significance is not recognised. The condition is critical to recognise, as early-diagnosed cases are very amenable to Paill Spectrum treatment.  This stops the damage process.  With normal growth and development, much of the damage seems to be “grown out of” with time, if the original damage process is halted. 

Dyslexia Test Sequence:

• 1 Set up nice quiet place for the test.  Make sure there are no interruptions.  The school age child needs a pen and paper.  The adult giving the test chooses a list of numbers at random and writes down these numbers.  The numbers must be long enough to “stretch” the child’s performance.  For example, use 4-5 numbers for a first grade child.  Adults need 7-8 numbers to display dyslexic damage. 

• 2 Instruct the child to listen to the entire number, and then to write it down. 

• 3 Watch carefully as the child writes the number down. If the child is very slow, there is a problem. If the child is writing numbers backward, there is a problem. If the child flips the numbers in the sequence, but otherwise gets the numbers correct, there is a problem.

•  4. Every child with dyslexia pattern responses needs the standard Paill Spectrum clinical assessment and blood test profile done as soon as possible.  Treatment should be initiated soon.  The condition is characteristic and unique enough that the Paill Spectrum blood tests can be reasonably assumed positive.