Re: Re: C Difficile Infection

[Guest guest]

Wouldn't just a nice good bacteria implant work as well?????? Why not?

Steph

[Guest guest]

Hmmmm, well then, maybe a fecal transplant would heal a lot more

diseases than just C Difficile??? Like the chronic intestinal candida

I have been unable to erradicate? Or other intestinal diseases??

What an awful way to have to go though, yuk. But as they say, what

ever works. I saw a tv program a long time ago where people with

incurable illnesses were eating rotton meats for the bacteria and some

were claiming they got well. Probably this works in a similar way but

sounds awfully riskey to me.

I am supposeing high bacterial foods would not do much good either in

such cases, such as sauerkraut, kefir etc..?

Steph

[Guest guest]

We used Young Living Essential Oil " Lemmongrass " diffused via fans in my

father-in-laws house to purify the C Difficile virus from the air, furniture,

curtains, etc. Apparently it can also be used internally. Best wishes, automn

---- ectopistes@... wrote:

>

> Hmmmm, well then, maybe a fecal transplant would heal a lot more

> diseases than just C Difficile??? Like the chronic intestinal candida

> I have been unable to erradicate? Or other intestinal diseases??

> What an awful way to have to go though, yuk. But as they say, what

> ever works. I saw a tv program a long time ago where people with

> incurable illnesses were eating rotton meats for the bacteria and some

> were claiming they got well. Probably this works in a similar way but

> sounds awfully riskey to me.

> I am supposeing high bacterial foods would not do much good either in

> such cases, such as sauerkraut, kefir etc..?

>

> Steph

>

[Guest guest]

HOw is it that raw, rotton meat would not give you some horrible food

poisoning? Or is it that it does, and those that eat it just get past

it and over it and become immune quickly as the good portions of the

bacteria take over? Have always wondered how these people could eat

this without getting horribly sick.

JUst the thought of eating green steak makes me want to p--k.

Steph

[Guest guest]

Hi all. Sorry for the hiatus (gonna be longer), Dealing with cancer in the

immediate family one more time and am more than preoccupied but would like to

chime in a bit on this subject.

We think we are a single organism. nothing could be further from the truth. In

fact depending on which " expert " you talk to, you have 5 to 10 times the number

of non human cells in and on your body. You are a community. This is reflected

in the whole multi cellular organism evolution/creation situation. Just as it

became pro survival to band together as single cells, it is the same with the

higher " evolutionary " forms in terms of other organisms living within you as a

microcosm. You cannot live without certain bacteria in your guts. In fact you

would not be able to survive without certain bacteria on your skin (hence the

evils of antimicrobial soaps, especially those containing triclosan). We are

meant to interact within our environment as well as being an environment in

ourselves... As Elan has stated, fermented foods are very important. Watch

Bizarre Foods on the travel channel and see what kind of fermented foods are

eaten in quantity, quite safely, by different cultures. Aging of meat makes it

more tender because of the breakdown of structures through this process to some

extent. There is nothing inherently wrong with this including with meats, as

long as no pathogenic issues arise. This is actually an essential part of the

development of the immune system. For those of you interested, check out the

works of Dr. Ann Wigmore (bless her soul) and Victoris Kulvinskas. His book,

" Survive and Thrive into the 21st Century " is the bible on such issues in terms

of food. This is strictly vegan stuff but applies to diets that are not...

Always, in all ways,

-Dave

Re: C Difficile Infection

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>

> Hmmmm, well then, maybe a fecal transplant would heal a lot more

> diseases than just C Difficile??? Like the chronic intestinal candida

> I have been unable to erradicate? Or other intestinal diseases??

Yes, I've heard it being effective for treating some chronic digestive

challenges like IBS and ulcerative colitis. Not sure about its use for candida

though.

> I saw a tv program a long time ago where people with

> incurable illnesses were eating rotton meats for the bacteria and some

> were claiming they got well.

There's a man named Aajonus Vonderplanitz who's a huge proponent of just that.

He's over 60, eats raw " high meat " as he calls it, is very healthy and seems

especially strong and robust for his age. He says he was very sick when he was

younger and his " primal diet " cured him. Here's an interview where he describes

how ill he was before he changed his diet:

http://drbass.com/aajonus.html<http://drbass.com/aajonus.html>

> I am supposeing high bacterial foods would not do much good either in

> such cases, such as sauerkraut, kefir etc..?

My understanding is that fermented foods like sauerkraut and kefir etc are

some of the most therapeutic and healing foods any of us can eat - especially

people who are chronically ill, most of whom suffer from dysbiosis of the gut.

The only challenge is that introducing such microbe-rich foods to the gut can

cause die off in some people, so going slow with them and supporting the body

with detoxing can be really helpful in those cases.

Elan

[Guest guest]

I'd also suggest some Vitamin D3 supplementation. Good Luck Brad.

---- Brad C <ontarioguy2334@...> wrote:

> THanks for your reply Automn. Its interesting you mentioned lemongrass

essential oil I've always been attracted to it maybe that's cuz I need it.

> I'm already on Clove Bud essential oil I put a drop or two in a coffee enema

along with magnesium oil, castor oil (in the enema tube so it's forced into the

body b4 the coffee), epsom salts and apple cider vinegar.

> I've been doing coffee enemas for a long time so I've gradually integrated all

of these things together.

> clove bud essential oil is going after my c diff infection and nanobacteria

infection. It's very effective but I'd like to try the lemongrass too.

> Happy new years to you.

> Brad

>

>

> > >

> > > Hmmmm, well then, maybe a fecal transplant would heal a lot more

> > > diseases than just C Difficile??? Like the chronic intestinal candida

> > > I have been unable to erradicate? Or other intestinal diseases??

> > > What an awful way to have to go though, yuk. But as they say, what

> > > ever works. I saw a tv program a long time ago where people with

> > > incurable illnesses were eating rotton meats for the bacteria and some

> > > were claiming they got well. Probably this works in a similar way but

> > > sounds awfully riskey to me.

> > > I am supposeing high bacterial foods would not do much good either in

> > > such cases, such as sauerkraut, kefir etc..?

> > >

> > > Steph

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Brad it is really " disturbing " to read that you did all of those things

without success. I know that everything I ever tried (spent all my

money, thousands and thousands of dollars) and didn't get anywhere

either with this fungus. I often LONGED to be able to find a place

where I could try those things that you have done and that I had the

money to do them, and then I see that it didn't help you long term or

provide a cure. Currently I am step by step, trying the Hulda

things (much left to do), the wormings, zappings, cleaning up toxins in

my life etc..etc.... and will see how that does. I STRONGLY suggest

her books to you, all of them have different stuff in them so I would

get them all. The wormings with the walnut hull thincture have

already helped me (I never tested posative for parasties other than

fungus though) in that I now have a bowl movement twice a day regularily

where as before that for my whole life almost I only would go once a day

or LESS. So maybe after I do everything she says, there will be

progress over time. You could get her zapper and purchase the program

driver for common bacteria, which may eventually help as well as getting

rid of environmental hazzards and getting rid of parasites to strengthen

your immune system.

Steph