Category Archives: theory

New Site for my disease theory…

Posted on June 22, 2009 by Simon Cooke

I’m taking the plunge, and as I have hosting already, I’m setting up a new website for my theory about herpesviridae being the main cause of most late-stage life diseases. It’s going to take a while until it’s ready, but … Continue reading →

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Cytomegalovirus and Hypertension – Another Piece of the Herpesviridae Puzzle

Posted on May 15, 2009 by Simon Cooke

Article Navigation: Previous article in this series So I heard about this on the BBC World Service today: “Based on a series of studies in mice, they said cytomegalovirus or CMV — a herpes virus that affects some 60 to … Continue reading →

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The Obesity Virus?! … and a cure?

Posted on January 27, 2009 by Simon Cooke

According to a number of studies (and news stories floating around the internet), at least 30% of obesity cases could be caused by adenoviruses. What’s an Adenovirus? It’s one of a set of viruses that can cause cold-like symptoms. These … Continue reading →

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HSV1 And Alzheimers: The Link is now Proven

Posted on December 7, 2008 by Simon Cooke

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/12/081207134109.htm The team discovered that the HSV1 DNA is located very specifically in amyloid plaques: 90% of plaques in Alzheimer’s disease sufferers’ brains contain HSV1 DNA, and most of the viral DNA is located within amyloid plaques. The team had … Continue reading →

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What makes games fun?

Posted on August 11, 2008 by Simon Cooke

It’s an interesting question. A better one, though, might be… what makes play fun? Bet you’ve not made one of these since you were a kid… There’s a lot of psychology being worked on right now on why games are … Continue reading →

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