Black spots white spots...

[Guest guest]

Some guesses here that liver spots are, or sometimes are - fungus.

Any guesses about white spots? On my arms, look like little spots that lost

pigment, no other noticeable differences from normal skin. A cousin has so many

on his legs the skin looks mottled. Sun exposure over lots of time seems to

cause them. I've always assumed they are a kind of freckle, white instead of

dark.

Well, one difference from normal skin. A few months ago I noticed I could peal

a thin top layer off each white spots, a layer just a tad stiffer than normal

skin. The layer hasn't reappeared since I pulled it off most of the spots. The

layer had the diameter of a spot or very slightly bigger, not sure which.

[Guest guest]

Hello Liz,

The white spots are also fungus - a different species than candida albicans. The

technical description of them contains the word " versicolor " . Do a search on it,

and you can find pictures of people having this condition.

I also had numerous white spots on my legs, in addition to the brown liver

spots. Both are disappearing after application of Cansema and taking internal

antifungals, such as:

lemongrass

burdock root

black walnut hulls

wild cherry bark

skullcap

graviola

oleander

oregon grape root

red clover

pau d'arco

and more.

Yohanan ( from Israel)

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> Some guesses here that liver spots are, or sometimes are - fungus.

>

> Any guesses about white spots? On my arms, look like little spots that lost

pigment, no other noticeable differences from normal skin. A cousin has so many

on his legs the skin looks mottled. Sun exposure over lots of time seems to

cause them. I've always assumed they are a kind of freckle, white instead of

dark.

>

> Well, one difference from normal skin. A few months ago I noticed I could

peal a thin top layer off each white spots, a layer just a tad stiffer than

normal skin. The layer hasn't reappeared since I pulled it off most of the

spots. The layer had the diameter of a spot or very slightly bigger, not sure

which.

>

[Guest guest]

Fungus here, fungus there, fungus growing everywhere.

Pretty amazing what the body can put up with if many of us are so riddled with

fungus.

Maybe it's not roaches but fungus that will ultimately take over the world?

Liz

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> > Some guesses here that liver spots are, or sometimes are - fungus.

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> > Any guesses about white spots? On my arms, look like little spots that lost

pigment, no other noticeable differences from normal skin. A cousin has so many

on his legs the skin looks mottled. Sun exposure over lots of time seems to

cause them. I've always assumed they are a kind of freckle, white instead of

dark.

> >

> > Well, one difference from normal skin. A few months ago I noticed I could

peal a thin top layer off each white spots, a layer just a tad stiffer than

normal skin. The layer hasn't reappeared since I pulled it off most of the

spots. The layer had the diameter of a spot or very slightly bigger, not sure

which.

> >

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[Guest guest]

Liz, And just what do you find on rotten fruit and vegetables? It is not

surprising to me that the animal kingdom and man are also afflicted with it.

This could be the curse prononounced on the earth after the fall in the garden

of Eden.

Yohanan

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> > > Some guesses here that liver spots are, or sometimes are - fungus.

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> > > Any guesses about white spots? On my arms, look like little spots that

lost pigment, no other noticeable differences from normal skin. A cousin has so

many on his legs the skin looks mottled. Sun exposure over lots of time seems

to cause them. I've always assumed they are a kind of freckle, white instead of

dark.

> > >

> > > Well, one difference from normal skin. A few months ago I noticed I could

peal a thin top layer off each white spots, a layer just a tad stiffer than

normal skin. The layer hasn't reappeared since I pulled it off most of the

spots. The layer had the diameter of a spot or very slightly bigger, not sure

which.

> > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

There's a fungus amungus

From: liz_brown67

Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 10:31 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Black spots white spots...

Fungus here, fungus there, fungus growing everywhere.Pretty amazing what the body can put up with if many of us are so riddled with fungus.Maybe it's not roaches but fungus that will ultimately take over the world?Liz> >> > Some guesses here that liver spots are, or sometimes are - fungus.> > > > Any guesses about white spots? On my arms, look like little spots that lost pigment, no other noticeable differences from normal skin. A cousin has so many on his legs the skin looks mottled. Sun exposure over lots of time seems to cause them. I've always assumed they are a kind of freckle, white instead of dark.> > > > Well, one difference from normal skin. A few months ago I noticed I could peal a thin top layer off each white spots, a layer just a tad stiffer than normal skin. The layer hasn't reappeared since I pulled it off most of the spots. The layer had the diameter of a spot or very slightly bigger, not sure which.> >>