Re: Re: Interesting link on Fungal Infections

[Guest guest]

I read alot of that stuff last night. Click on the links as well. There is a

wealth of good information. My question is, the more and more we find of this in

print, WHY are we still haveing to try to convince people???

 

Good links though, I agree.

Thanks for the information and link. Interesting stuff. llaci

[Guest guest]

Well, you know they did go to and pay so much for all that school. Ha ha. That

is just, well it ought to be a crime...

 

Thats like telling a guy with lung cancer to smoke.

Good question. I don't know why doctors are in denial about fungal

infections and such. I only know it took me months to finally find a

doc who would even try an anti-fungal drug. They were willing to give

me antibiotics and prednisone (low dosage) but anti-fungal. ..nah. llaci

[Guest guest]

That is what I have noticed alot as well. The word imunecomprimised or whatever

is always there followed by the word aids. but they always leave out the part of

being comprimised due to your genetic makeup. But they have found so many other

new great discoveries based on genetics but for some reason leave this out all

together. I have seen where some toxins can change your DNA but I think this is

two different subjects, I dont know that much to be able to try to understand

all that.

I think their " guide books " say that it

is appropriate only if you have immune suppression due to AIDS or

chemotherapy treatment, even though actual wording on that is " immune

suppressed people SUCH AS people being treated for cancer and AIDS

patients, not limiting it to those people.