Question about rabies and travel to Mexico

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I was searching the Candida Support Group archives today for past messages that

discussed how to treat one possibly exposed to rabies.  In what I found, it

appears that you have stated in the past that a possible exposure to rabies is a

serious issue that should be handled by a doctor.  Am I understanding it

correctly?  If not, what should one do?

Also, in reading more articles on your website, can I assume that once I achieve

total health through this program that I can travel to Mexico and drink their

water without worrying about becoming sick with Montezuma's Revenge?  I am

curious why Mexican citizens can drink the water without getting sick, but

visitors to the country can't drink it without serious intestinal problems.  Are

Mexicans so much more healthy than Americans?

Thanks for responding to these questions.

Becky 

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> I was searching the Candida Support Group archives today for past messages

that

> discussed how to treat one possibly exposed to rabies.  In what I found, it

> appears that you have stated in the past that a possible exposure to rabies is

a

> serious issue that should be handled by a doctor.  Am I understanding it

> correctly?  If not, what should one do?

>

> Also, in reading more articles on your website, can I assume that once I

achieve

> total health through this program that I can travel to Mexico and drink their

> water without worrying about becoming sick with Montezuma's Revenge?  I am

> curious why Mexican citizens can drink the water without getting sick, but

> visitors to the country can't drink it without serious intestinal problems. 

Are

> Mexicans so much more healthy than Americans?

+++Hi Becky,

Have you been exposed to rabies, or are asking for someone who has? If you are

completely on my program for long enough I would recommend something different

than for people that aren't.

When you ask about some sickness like Montezuma's above, please give me a link.

Bee