Posted on 05/29/2019 1:44:26 PM PDT by House Atreides
De-worming pills are effective in getting rid of tumors thanks to fenbendazole
https://www.mycancerstory.rocks/single-post/2016/08/22/Shake-up-your-life-how-to-change-your-own-perspective
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Thanks for the link....interesting. The individual had good news and potential bad news. The good news is that his cancer went into remission. The bad news, which he did not state, was that he was that any “beneficial” effect he may have had from intestinal worms is gone now that he has surely been dewormed.
This is a joke should anyone misconstrue my comment.
LOL! I thought there was only one verse to that.
Love it!
The immune system needs:
Natural colostrum and milk.
Beneficial bacteria naturally on and in foods.
Exposure to normal disease-causing bacteria, et cetera.
I am not convinced that such parasites could do more help than harm.
Been decades since I “heard” that (it played out as I read it)...
The Gut: Our Second Brain.
Thank you, extremely interesting!
I sent it to all my friends.
Reminds me of this quote.
“The more we study the more we discover our ignorance”.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Again, thank you.
Wasn’t this a Futurama episode?
I can’t recall if that documentary makes the statement, but it is a fact that a human immune system develops from the time of birth (with a natural boost from vaginal birth) until about the age of 17. Obviously environment and numerous other factors govern a person’s individual immunity.
The obscenely-short story of the results of my research is that “those other factors” are overwhelmingly decisions which compromise a person’s gut and, consequently, their overall health.
This can be cumulative over decades. It puts a whole new perspective on things. And NO...probiotics are NOT panacea...
I can’t recall if that documentary makes the statement, but it is a fact that a human immune system develops from the time of birth (with a natural boost from vaginal birth) until about the age of 17. Obviously environment and numerous other factors govern a person’s individual immunity.
The obscenely-short story of the results of my research is that “those other factors” are overwhelmingly decisions which compromise a person’s gut and, consequently, their overall health.
This can be cumulative over decades. It puts a whole new perspective on things. And NO...probiotics are NOT panacea...
Don’t give up on your body + beneficial bacteria even with your autoimmune condition. There is genetics but there is also epigenetics. Good things have happened by encouraging good gut bacterial populations. The typical milk based probiotics might never work for you, and usually don’t make it to the right place in the intestines anyway.
But soil based probiotics might really help you like they did me, and also making sure to only feed the better gut bacteria and starving the bad ones can also really help with IBS and Crohn’s. The bad guys love sugar and bread and desserts. The good ones love cooked and cooled potatoes and rice. They only need a very small quantity. My miracle began to happen the day after I had tapioca once. Gut bugs love indigestible (to us) simple starch like root vegetables. Then I proceeded to soil based probiotics which I’ve been on ever since. Good luck to you.
“The author says the big pharmaceuticals are not interested in curing people’s ills.“
Why? Big pharmaceuticals exist to make money and treating the symptoms of chronic illness is much more lucrative than curing something quickly. Hell, big pharma pretty much invents conditions just to sell medications. If, during a trial, they notice that a potential drug causes the skin on people’s elbows to produce more oils then they hire researchers to classify “chronic dry elbow” as a lifelong disease (irregardless of what the drug was originally created to do).
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