Cosmic Death Fungus: This Is Pre Disclosure!

Does this include drug addiction? Would killing his fungus possibly cure addictions? I mean maybe every time people get high, maybe the fungus grows stronger? I want to see a cure for the disease of addiction in my lifetime.

What about tinnitus? Fungal? Deep ear seems like a place fungus could grow.

Does this quack link to any science papers or it's all hype?

Ya kinda funny how all these evil fucks that the public knows about live well into their 90s... must be nice to get real medical care.

I haven't tried the ear insufflations, yet, however I'm currently doing the rectal insufflations daily, and it's working;
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People have been on it for years without those issues. Oregano spares your lactic probiotics so it's good to remove fungus and bad bacteria. You are on it temporarily until the maintenance phase, so there is no concern. Use probiotics a few hours after the oregano if you are concerned about it.

You'll have to be more specific. I can link you to studies, but this is a broad topic.

Fungus usually grows on top of your earwax. Having it removed a few times a year is a good idea. Otherwise there is no need for concern unless you have a perforation.

I was trying to confirm your statement. But I couldn't find anything on the Internet. Either google is hiding it or it doesn't exist. So if you have links to corresponding scientific papers please post it here!

Hope to hear from you!

are you original OP?

Interesting...

Boron is part of my daily regimen, yes. As a male, it helps modulate testosterone, especially in combination with d3. Some use the borax form, but generally I use that as an ingredient for foot powder. Horbaach makes a boron supplement at a very reasonable price that I use.


From my own research, many boron supplements have toxic elements in them. Is there a brand you use that is completely safe?

From my own research, many boron supplements have toxic elements in them. Is there a brand you use that is completely safe?

What happened to covid disappearing in the sunlight 2 years ago more bs?

oh argone again?

Hi there I'll be back shortly. Read this and especially the context with the last sentence of the abstract. I'm looking up a few more, specifically the melanin reaction. Bare with me it's been a long day.

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I laughed out loud at this one.

Someone had mentioned what to take having ulcerative colitis / crohn's.

You'll want to skip the oregano and go directly to the nac and nad+ protocol. This will quickly fix your gut biome and eliminate the source of the ulcers, which is likely ethanol/aldehyde related from candida.

Western science is so behind that they are just now discussing a link to alcoholism and increased candida in the gut.

Here are some relevant studies showing NAC as beneficial to gastric ulcers and the gut biome.

[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

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Thanks!

If I understand it correctly, in this paper they show that the sunscreen produced by Anthelios effectively decreases immunosuppression processes in skin caused by UV-light.

They use the natural immune response of the body called delayed-type hypersensitivity (DTH) to prove that the screen is working.

The DTH immune response in the study is triggered by the Candida albicans (a yeast fungus).

But the yeast was introduced to the skin artificially by the process of immunization, right?

The yeast was not an endemic part of the skin, right?

In was introduced artificially to the skin in order to trigger the DTH response, right?

Tell me if I’m wrong.

But either way, I can’t see what role yeast plays in the destruction of the Epidermis by the UV-light, which is according to the orthodox science the cause for the sunburn.

Essentially the yeast or fungus is causing sensitivity due to die off from uv radiation. When the fungus dies it dumps toxins into the top layers of the skin causing a reaction. The most prevalent toxins from candida die off are cancer causing and can prematurely age the skin.

Consider that even healthy individuals have candida colonizing the top few layers of skin. If our bodies were functioning correctly, we would benefit from the increased production of sebum and the proper immune response. Candida wouldn't be able to invade the layers of the skin.

Op is that you?

Hahaha it’s like saying you have plants growing inside of you. Nonsense

I wouldn't call fungus a plant. Plants have strong defense mechanisms against fungus.

Humans on the other hand are in a constant losing battle with it. Aspergillus for instance. By production of aflatoxin and gliotoxin it defeats macrophage protections rather intentionally. Plants simply convert the fungal toxins into a less toxic form and store it away.

I try to jump in at least once a day and send off a few replies. Usually at night after work.

The event in question is the grotto of pigeons. Over generations they raised pigeons in their living space, breathing and handling their excreta. This is the first archeological evidence of dental caries found. Candida has an intricate relationship to tooth decay, and we believe that over generations it caused a cascading effect to our genetic response. Populations then spread out and passed on this defect, creating wide scale susceptibility.

Thanks, but before I will comment on this, please tell me what the following sentence in the abstract mean: ‘Delayed-type hypersensitivity was induced by immunization with Candida albicans.’ What do they mean by ‘immunization’???

Thanks for the conversation. I hope you stay around for more.

I work in a scientific field, but without a formal degree. I am accustomed to detailed regimens. The detail on dosage was in short supply from the start and the 'take a swig' we have absolutely no idea what that means.

I actually find his information EXTREMELY helpful and I am planning on doing the full protocol, but the not knowing of somewhere between a 1/4oz and 2oz of the oil is disconcerting. What is a 'swig'? I take a 2 oz shot of whiskey as a 'swig'. I get the feeling that 2oz of the oil might burn the hell out of my gut.

The quick measure is a half teaspoon to start. If you have a sensitive gut it's better to start small and work up. This is approximately 2 grams. Once you know it's not causing a reaction, a higher dosage will be beneficial. This could be one or two teaspoons per day. Swish with the oil like you would a mouthwash, then swallow.

It's an acquired taste. I usually chase it with something.