The Disease
Lupus : An autoimmune disease, meaning the immune system attacks its own cells; can lead to organ failure and death.
Symptoms: Severe joint and muscle pain, exhaustion, fever, lung inflammation and rashes.
Incidence: Affects about 1.4 million people in the United States, about nine out of 10 of them women; three times more common in black women than white women; also more common in Hispanic women.
Treatment: Anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and naproxen and corticosteroids such as prednisone are among the drugs used to prevent and treat flare-ups and minimize complications. There is no known cure.
SOURCES: Centers for Disease Control, Lupus Foundation of America

One of the effects of vaccination and attenuated micro organisms , is that the macrophages are alerted to mop up the injected vaccines and thus learn how to deal with any further intruders.

However one neglected factor is that some of the injected viral material escapes the macrophage and slips hrough a cell wall , where they are safe . However the macrophage is aware of the intruder and in a significant number of cases decides that the cell or cells containing “foreign” material is in the rules of the immune system – “”NOT ME”’ . Which means that the body attacks its own tissues.

We are now looking at vaccination as a major source of Lupus.