Radiation and fungal effects of aging

December 26, 2008

In the days before the great flood of Noah, the earth was covered

with a water vapor canopy that shielded the earth's inhabitants from

cosmic radiation. This water vapor canopy also acted like a

greenhouse, producing a pleasant climate from the equator to the

poles. This is why lush greenery and animals from the distant past

can be found even at the poles. Also during this time, reptiles grew

to extreme sizes (dinosaurs), as reptiles continue to grow as long

as they live. Men lived to be 700 to 969 years before they died, as

recorded in Scripture, which is ten times longer than our lifespans.

The reduced radiation from outer space back then had less effect on

the immune system.

When the immune system goes, so do we. Radiation destroys the immune

system. The immune system is necessary for the body to destroy fungi

and other pathogens. When something dies, it is always fungus that

takes over, whether it is fruit, vegetables, or you. Diseases we now

see under multiple names are in reality fungal diseases. If the

fungus attacks the pancreas, we call it diabetes. If fungus attacks

the joints, we call it arthritis. If fungus attacks the tendons and

muscles, we call it fibromyalgia, and so on.

Turtles can live to be 150 years, because they have some measure of

shielding by virtue of their thick shells.

The man-made radiation coming from cell phones, WIFI, and other

microwave devices threaten us even more than the cosmic radiation.

There are few supplements that can counteract the ravages of

radiation. Only iodine and potassium iodide come to mind, but there

may be something else. MMS cannot solve this problem. Avoiding

minerals is certainly unwise. At this point in time, probably the

best thing to do is to take antifungal foods (such as cinnamin,

nutmeg, oregano, and cloves) and chelate heavy metals. MMS can

oxidize heavy metals, which has the same effect as chelation, namely

getting it out of the body.

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