Re: Fw: Food Safety News - July 14, 2012 Young Girl in Ohio E. coli Outbreak in Critical Condition

[Guest guest]

As an infectious disease, the eColi probably would be promising no real victims and these people would be nearing health again if the 'medical' practices in this country and Ohio were acting in our best interests and not simply pandering to drug company corruption...  i am here recommending _Vitamin C for Infectious Diseases and Toxins: Curing the Incurable_ by Dr E. Levy, MD, JD where ALL the research (1200 papers/projects) ever done on these subjects is examined and put into perspective so that it's possible to see why  " science " has not resolved the drug industry's perversion of our safety.  Full insight into how to determine your own 'optimal dose' to match current acute trauma as well as unrelated circumstances affecting health status of the moment.  Full of history and heroes as well.  ttyl

MJ Raichyk, PhDMount Orab, OH

 



 

 

Young Girl in Ohio E. coli Outbreak in Critical Condition

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[Guest guest]

This is my understanding as well, the treatment of eColi O157:H7 by mainstream medicine can be the real culprit in the progression of the infection towards becoming life threatening. Harsh drugs are used that cause rapid bacterial die-off of both bad and (collateral damage) good guys in the gut. This overwhelms the body's own immune and detox systems. I spoke with Mark McAfee about this a month ago, he also agrees that if treated differently, eColi infections might not be the horror story they have come to be.

Lynn