Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease

The Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD) is a non-profit research organization focused on the relationship between latent viruses and the development of chronic diseases. The center is primarily known for advancing the "Microcompetition" theory, which posits that latent viral DNA competes with human genes for limited cellular resources, such as transcription factors, leading to cellular dysfunction. CBCD supports the clinical research and promotion of natural antiviral supplements, specifically Gene-Eden-VIR and Novirin, which are designed to reduce the impact of latent viruses like HPV and HSV. The organization's work bridges the gap between theoretical virology and the commercial distribution of nutraceuticals through its partner, polyDNA.