/RE: Re: Chris/All Response to Your Two Cents and a Bit More

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Chris:

Great two cents worth and perhaps a few bucks more. Thank you for your comments.

To tell you the " rest of the story, " the education your " ex " is getting is most

at fault in the lack of knowledge in Medical Mycology that medical health

students are receiving. This is definitely by design and not because of an

oversight on the part of the American medical field.

For instance, while I applaud literally millions of seriously concerned

Americans across the Nation for participating in events meant for scientific and

medical research into cancers, I also shake my head in disgust. Why, because in

over 75+ years we still have essentially the same procedural results: 1) Cut it

out, 2) Chemo it (and all base structure of chemotherapy medicine chemistry is

antifungal-based; not viral or bacterial-based, and 3) Radiation therapy (i.e.,

natural fungicidal, Source: http://www.jgp.org/cgi/reprint/22/6/689.pdf). Add to

this set of facts, that " ALL " cancer cells are " fermented " cells; meaning

specifically that oxygen is extracted from a chronically weakened human cell

along with hydrogen. What is left is a mutated cell that medical

doctors/scientists have reported observing mold species growing out of, and

definitely mycotoxins (e.g., Aflatoxin B1) integrating genetically with.

(Source: A. V. Constantini, M.D., " Breast Cancer Hope at Last " , 1998)

A good example: Aspergillus niger, a species industry uses to produce massive

amounts of " oxyalic acid " to manufacture bleaching products is also implicated

strongly in the formation of " oxalate crystals " in the observation of breast

cancer genetic activity. Quite a coincidence right? Not necessarily! Medical

researchers and healthcare experts have been studying this and other chemistry

produced by Aspergillus and other mold species since the late 1860s that I have

found. (in 1869, Source: http://jn.nutrition.org/cgi/reprint/130/2/483S.pdf)

(Ruth Neave, " Is Science Art " , Source:

http://www.dundee.ac.uk/museum/science.htm) ( " Fungal Biotechnology " , Source:

http://fungus.org.uk/nwfg/fungbiot.htm)

Actually, I have many other resources to substantiate what I am stating herein,

but hopefully you get the drift by now. I am stating clearly that medical

schools have deliberately avoided major studies in micro fungi, though the

medical implications have been around for almost two centuries of substantial

and progressive research. What would the motive be to keep such studies out of

the classroom? Disease feeds the economy and so do literally thousands of

products produced by molds, yeasts, and mycotoxins, as opposed to bacteria and

viruses. Do we want to virtually destroy the American economic empire or save

human lives? I have often stated that I am willing to be tested in a court of

law on this, as of yet, I have had NO takers. In this world, one must make a

stand for integrity and love of fellow man without fear. What did not kill me in

Vietnam has made me stronger. And NO, I am not even close to being a martyr.

Not even chance... I simply do not like blatant stupidity that leads to needless

suffering and death of animals and humans, We only qualify for a few decades of

life and it is to me, very precious indeed. If we live healthier, longer, just

maybe we can spend those extra years serving our God to a much greater

understanding and degree.

God Bless and take care,

Doug Haney

@...: unitedstatesvet@...: Sun, 11

May 2008 21:28:03 -0700Subject: RE: [] Re:Vote For Mold Today,

Tuesday

Doug, this is very well written and I agree with its content 110%. While I

understand what ph is trying to say he is not taking into consideration what

I would refer to as the whole picture. He is probably right in saying that your

last post took longer to read than most students spend learning and that is

inexcusable these days which is precisely what you both are saying. My ex has

just about finished up nursing school and still knows nothing whatsoever about

my illness or mold, toxins etc. I find this more disturbing than I can even

explain.To both posters I want you to know I am enjoying the discussion and can

honestly say I continue to be interested and learn from discussions just like

this. Also as a vet myself with a family member who has fought in every war

since the civil war I would like to reiterate what Doug has said from his

Vietnam experience. The medical and pharmaceutical companies in this country had

better wake up and do it soon. The agent orange and idiocies of the like will

pale in comparison to what we are now facing. Just my two cents.Chris...

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