Pyrrole Disorder and Lyme, Parkinson's, ADHD and other related conditions

The excess production of the "pyrrole" compound in the body, and the nutrient deficiencies and metabolic or biochemical dysfunctions of Pyrrole Disorder, are known to cause many symptoms and conditions.
There are many other conditions which are commonly found in those with Pyrrole Disorder which are not as well known, but can be caused by and/or associated with PD or having elevated pyrrole compounds (HPL) in the urine, including all those shown in the attached diagram.
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Some of these conditions may be a surprise to some, including Lyme disease, Parkinson's disease, and the Autism spectrum disorders, especially ADHD, and more. I have seen many similarities of ADHD with Pyrrole Disorder, or many people being diagnosed with ADHD as well as Pyrrole Disorder, suggesting that they are perhaps one and the same condition. This information and graphic was based on a published scientific article on the pyrrole compounds being found in 80% of patients with chronic Lyme disease (Forsgren, 2009) and these other conditions too.

​This gives some hope and additional treatment options for people with Lyme disease, ADHD, and other conditions shown in the graphic.
 
Reference:
Forsgren, S. (2009). Kryptopyrroluria (aka Hemopyrrollactaminuria): A major piece of the puzzle in overcoming chronic Lyme Disease. Explore, 18 (6), 1-7.