Cosmic Death Fungus: This Is Pre Disclosure!

An article about resveratrol vs pterostilbene
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I read alot that bioavailability of pterostilbene is better. There is also mention they might have added benefits to each other.

Stumbled upon this:

"The theory, Lane says, is that allergies and asthma result from genes that control the body's defenses against parasites, but these genes are dormant in healthy people. However, when turned on by so-called ghost parasites, the potent inflammatory response is medically very difficult to control."

"Eventhough it's unclear why it's so, researchers at Johns Hopkins have linked a gene that allows for the chemical breakdown of the tough, protective casing that houses insects and worms to the severe congestion and polyp formation typical of chronic sinusitis.

A team of Hopkins sinus experts has observed that the gene for the enzyme, acidic mammalian chitinase (AMCase), is up to 250 times more active in people with severe sinus inflammation that persists even after surgery when in comparison to patients in whom surgery is successful."

""This finding does not mean that there are actually parasites in the nose causing sinusitis, but our study does lend support to the concept that really severe and persistent sinusitis may be a case of a misplaced immune response directed against parasites that are not really there," says study lead author Andrew Lane, M.D., an associate professor at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and director of its rhinology and sinus surgery center."

"Prior research by other researchers had looked at the enzyme's tie-ins to asthma, which, like nasal polyps, is an inflammatory response of the body's immune system. The theory, Lane says, is that allergies and asthma result from genes that control the body's defenses against parasites, but these genes are dormant in healthy people. However, when turned on by so-called ghost parasites, the potent inflammatory response is medically very difficult to control.

Scientists say that eventhough chitin, a rigid chemical compound common to fungi, insects and roundworms, is not naturally found in the human body, the presence of its corresponding enzyme and its role in the buildup of mucus and fluids, and polyp formation makes the enzyme a legitimate target for drug therapies to block its production and action.

"If we can selectively shut down the antiparasite immune response, we could potentially have new therapys for these airway diseases of the lung and nose," says Lane.

New therapies are needed, he says, as an alternative to long-term steroids, which block the inflammatory chemical pathway but also have debilitating side effects, including loss of bone density, cataracts in the eye and weight gain."

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Here's something interesting regarding IL-17 pathways.

"I'm currently doing a cycle of anti fungals as a recent stool test showed high yeast and I suffer from Eczema (TH17/2 dominant)"

"My issue is, I can't get above 2x3 SF722 per day (rec dosage is 3x5 per day). As soon as I go higher my eczema flares massively. Same happens if I increase probiotics (sach boulardii)"


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"Th17 cells produce IL-17, IL-17F, and IL-22, thereby inducing a massive tissue reaction owing to the broad distribution of the IL-17 and IL-22 receptors. Th17 cells also secrete IL-21 to communicate with the cells of the immune system."

"Furthermore, we now appreciate the importance of Th17 cells in clearing pathogens during host defense reactions and in inducing tissue inflammation in autoimmune disease."

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Really sweet OP that you managed to connect the dots on this one. Seems like many folks were pretty close on the connections here but not quite there.

Here's some more info relating to acne pointing towards OP's conclusions.

"Various studies have shown that in most cases bacterial agents are involved in causing acne, whereas, according to the results of this study, it can be suggested that the yeast Candida may be introduced as an agent in the etiology of this disease. Candida species isolates can also be resistant to common antifungal drugs and this could be one of several causes why sequential treatment of this disease is defeated."

"Of the 70 patients recruited for the present study 49 (70%) were female and the rest 21 (30%) were male. The majority (33, 47.14%) belonged to the age group of 15 to 20 years. There were 18 persons in the 20 to 25 years, 12 in 25 to 30 years, and 6 in 10 to 15 years age group and only 2 were above 30 year. Fifty-four of the participants were from urban area and the rest 16 were from rural background. A positive family history of acne was found in 46.4% of cases and 53.6% had no family history. In 37, the duration of the disease was less than 1 year; 20 had it for 1 to 5 years; for 11 it was 5 to 10 years and the rest 2 were suffering from the problem for a pretty long time. Forty one of the group had history of previous treatment while the rest 29 were naive patients."

"Based on the culture and other diagnostic tests for 70 samples, 12 colonies suspicious of Candida sp. were found. Using the sequencing method, finally 11 cases of Candida (15.71%) were identified. The following species were seen: Eight (72.73%) Candida parapsilosis, one (9.9%) Candida krusei, one (9.9%) Candida lusitaniae, one (9.9%) Candida kefyr. One colony suspicious of Candida was found to be Trichosporon asahii "

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So pretty much some sort of Candida was found on acne. 50% of participants had "genetic" acne and the other half acquired it.

Would like to emphasize that this is the conclusion researchers at Johns Hopkins came up with. GHOST PARASITES

if NAC is purchased in powder bulk form, do you have any recommendations for how to protect it once the seal is opened so that it does not break down prematurely?

for example, transferring to smaller plastic bags and using a heat sealer?

thx

Antifungal Activity
Studies on antifungal activity showed that 160 μg/mL of resveratrol and 60 μg/mL (Table 6) of pterostilbene completely inhibited the germination of conidia of Botrytis cinerea [2]. In addition, pterostilbene had a strong bacteriostatic effect on Fusobacterium nucleatum, a key periodontal pathogen, and the minimum inhibitory concentration was more than 60 times lower than that of resveratrol; pterostilbene’s antibacterial activity mechanism involved inducing the leakage of cell contents, which resulted in the loss of bacterial cell vitality [95]. Pterostilbene is expected to be a candidate for adjuvant treatment of periodontitis.
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Op here.

I can't take the credit as it was a group effort, but I appreciate your comment.

I may be hit or miss for a few days as aggressive range banning of ip addresses is taking place.

We have a lot of new information to discuss soon, just waiting for the storm to pass.

Op again. I came across this paper that you might find interesting. There are other people who are becoming aware.

'Origin of new emergent Coronavirus and Candida fungal diseases—Terrestrial or cosmic?'

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Amazingly, they come to the same conclusion as our team has, even suggesting transpermia as we've already theorized.

Quote:

"These two epidemics display distinctive features and clear evidence that they may have come from a space in-fall of infectious viruses and micro-organisms in cometary dust or meteorite-derived dust particles."

One of the people helping to promote our cause created a pdf for the younger generation crowd and summarized some of our research and findings for other forums. One of the things she covered was our proposed transpermia theory, including the real reason for the extinction of the dinosaurs. You guessed it. Fungus.

I'm going to include a link to her work below because it contains many links and sources I haven't covered yet. Some of you may find it interesting. Keep in mind it is geared towards a younger audience.

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This ties together the cosmic aspect of dimorphic species that we call 'fungus', and I find it very interesting that others are publishing papers on the cosmic origins of this scourge on humanity.

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this is how you eliminate it

anyone else try resistant starch?

It's benefit is targeted towards the lower GI. Two good sources are unmodified potato starch and eating green bananas. This strategy can be used in combination with the protocol. Resistant starch will change the composition of the biome over time. The protocol is a good first step to eliminate the offending bacteria and fungi. Using resistant starch in combination with probiotics is a great additive technique.

Alright checking in with the protocol. M 27 180lbs 5'11. Exact doses as the protocol.

Got everything except for the NAC ON Wed 18, NAC on the 20th.

Yea so the NAC is pretty powerful stuff. Right away I noticed it easier to not smoke tobacco and nicotine cravings pretty much disappeared. Like a take it or leave it. Same with cannabis. So pretty much went from 10 cigs a day to 3. Even put them out half way now. Amphetamines are also dulled down but the "toxic" feeling is gone. It's as if the intrusive thoughts and impulsiveness has died down significantly. The Xlear also drained my sinuses right away pretty severely, great amounts leaking down my throat.

May 23rd- Big seb derm (eczema) flare up in every place at once(around nose, eyebrows, cheeks, chin, behind ears). Not itchy though, really red, flakey. Washed up with some vinegar, slapped some moisturizer and hydrocortisone.

Trying to eat all the food in my home so ate spaghetti, hotdogs, etc. Usually my bowels are either diareah or constipation when it comes to food like that, but this week everything was great. Even ate a chocolate and wasn't itchy.

Rest of my skin is lookin good so will stick this out and see. Usually at this point the seb derm would get bad and no more improvement but this time it feels like my body is actually taking care of it, it's not spreading even more, only popping up at the usual spots. Also slept about 16 hours today.

Another note is that body odor is not bad and hair isn't becoming "greasy" as fast. Also hit a a chair with my shins pretty hard but it did not hurt as bad as I thought and it didn't bruise. Also getting weird hives that come and go in strange places like my shins.

Great info dump again, op, thanks, gonna dig in the pdf tonight.

A month into the protocol, right now dreaming and sleeping are intense... And it seems the crab craving in the late afternoon is *poof* gone and clearly losing some long carried subcutaneous and belly fat (wasn't very much, bit chubby). For the rest nothing special right now but no history of real health problems, quite fit.

Op here, great feedback. The body odor bit is interesting on this protocol. Sometimes you'll go weeks without any at all, then it'll come back. Or loved ones will tell you that you smell different.

Great news on the dermatitis. Since it is immune related, the longer you stay on the protocol the better. Keep us updated!

Isn't it interesting how it targets the fat? Yes, the dreams are something else. Third person dreams or being in a dream as someone else seems to be common.

Yep another note I forgot. Very vivid dreams each time. Even if it's a nap in the middle of the day. Also on the night I ordered this I had a vivid dream of running through a swampy fungus covered forest. Now all my dreams are filled with sunshine lol. Maybe a coincidence since fungus was on my mind. When I was shopping for the stuff though my stomach was making a whole bunch of strange noises. If it is intelligent, wouldn't it know your about to "kill" it? It's like biting your nails helps to spread and you do it uncontrollably. What if that's just the fungus controlling you.

...the thought I had wondering why this subject and topic doesn't gather more interest here on GLP...

This is profoundly interesting to me. We have no idea why the dreams change in frequency or become more vivid, but it's reported by most on the protocol. I'm almost wondering if those who don't experience it are on the wrong circadian rhythm, and changing their wake time would provide the same result.

My friend has a saying for this.

"Were knocking the dust off the antenna."

Either way I would consider it a positive sign.

Op here.

I'll be dropping another info dump today, so stay tuned.

We are making progress planting this seed. We're seeing more organic conversations of fungus, as well as attributing it to various ailments. We've got a few people working on an upcoming video, and a deep connection to our past using both ancient records and archeology. Are there ancient texts warning of this scourge, during and even prior to the Bible? Yes. Is there archeological proof of this? Yes.

It's going to be an interesting ride.

"Were knocking the dust off the antenna."

Good one!

LAME

If your infested with worms you'll shoot that theory down instantly lol

OP! I'm a "night owl" but now beginning to sleep at "Natural" time naturally lol. I had vivid dreams taking naps in the middle of the day so at least for me, the rhythm did not matter. Is it possible the fungus has "hold" of their brain or pineal or something? My eczema flared up around me head and both me and my wife have "crust" that forms on the outside of the nostrils and stuff on the protocol. So this shit is all around, suffocating our heads.

Natural, please.

OP, what is you and your team's view on this claim on LE's website? And its importance for our battle against the fungus with nad+ and black seed oil?

"Pterostilbene produces its beneficial effects on gene expression in ways that enhance those produced by resveratrol. That is why pterostilbene functions particularly well when combined with resveratrol.

Scientists have found that resveratrol activates genes near the beginning of the molecular cascade precipitated by caloric restriction. These in turn activate a broad array of disease-preventing genes. In essence, resveratrol’s beneficial genetic action takes place “upstream.”

Pterostilbene directly activates genes “downstream” from the sites of resveratrol’s action. This complements resveratrol’s ability to help prevent cancer and diabetes, and support healthy blood lipids. Acting together, resveratrol and pterostilbene produce potent longevity-promoting effects across the cycle of gene expression through complementary mechanisms."
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Op here. Good question.

We went with resveratrol specifically because it was milder than pterostilbene and we didn't want to overdo the potential herx reaction when combined with NR and NAC. The issue with pterostilbene is its higher potency and bioavailability. Someone just buying a random dose of it might grab a 200mg dose of it, which is the equivalent to around a gram of resveratrol.

We've had people having pretty serious reactions with just 200mg trans resveratrol. So that is the primary reason, not necessarily because it is better. If you don't have familial candidiasis and you've already cleaned out a good amount, resveratrol and pterostilbene combined would be a great option for more advanced users, as they work as additives and increase effect.

Thanks, good to read again how you people are careful in your approach!

Delayed on the next info dump, we've been very busy on a few things. Keep the feedback coming, it is much appreciated. Still having to avoid ip bans daily. Hope this calms down soon!

Hi - if my question was missed.

Do you know how powder bulk NAC might be stored to avoid it prematurely breaking down once the seal is broken? thx