Latent chlamydial infections: The probable cause of a wide spectrum of human diseases

After 12 years of intensive research, analyses and consultations with experts in both human and veterinary medicine, the findings of the research showed that the cause of a number of health problems and diseases could be identified in latent chlamydial infection. These findings were published in veterinary journals in the Czech Republic and Germany in 1992 [Von Bazala E, Renda J. Latente Chlamydieninfektionen als Ursache von Gesundheitsstörungen bei Schweine-, Rinder- und Schafzüchtern in der ČSFR. Berl. Münch. Tierärztl. Wschr. 1992;105(145-149) 105. Heft 5. 1. Mai 1992]. Due to persistent and deteriorating health problems in a majority of the examined people, the research efforts were continued and similar symptoms were consequently discovered in people from urban, non-animal breeding communities, of whom most of the long-term afflicted were also in many cases tested Chlamydia seropositive.