doctors effed up my health with several courses of antibiotic some years back before i learned about the evils of medicine. as a result i got candida spread through my guts and skin.
doctors were useless as were their treatments, i tried natural things like tea tree oil, oregano oil, coconut oil, it held it at bay but never killed it off.
the guts are tricky to heal but the skin problem i found a solution by accident. i was looking into magic mushrooms and read that fungi wont grow in high sulfur soil, so i added some sulfur to a skin cream and wiped it out pretty fast.
I saw that treatment in The Last of Us, I think episode.4? There was a big jug in a refrigerator on the show, and this girl had it on her arm. They didn't say it was an antidote, but if you pay attension.... sorry you had to deal with that! Thanks for the tip! And boron!
Ha! I tried to use duolingo online to learn languages. Guess what? They use this programming extensively in their lesson materials. Take it or leave it. French actually wasn't too bad, but German is above and beyond!
Sulfur and boron for cordyceps and asperilligus infection per the episode. Also fun facts like:
- all infected act as one hive mind organism (fungi do)
- Mycelium root under the ground to create a communication, community network
- Cordyceps takes over the body, killing the host and surviving within it's carcass
- Cordyceps species invade insects, arthropods, other fungi, and evades the host immune system by harmonizing the life cycle of its host with the intention of survival and multiplication
_ Cordyceps cannot live in humans because the temperature is above 92 degrees farenheit. However, they postulate that with warming of the environment there would be adaptive species that could then colonize humans.
That is doubtless cloves as in spice, not garlic. I would not know for the gut, but for teeth/mouth (skin, too) essential oil of cloves is the thing. Garlic is just a natural antibiotic, and hard to digest.
its a lot better than it used to be by going full carnivore as it prefers a sugar/carb diet, but once it takes root its next to impossible to completely get it back to normal. especially as i hate the very things that would help the most like kombucha and other probiotics. (the probiotic pills seem to help but they are designed to require constant replenishment so you are on the hook)
the only treatment ive seen real success with is a poop transplant and its not bad enough in me to go down that route. i take MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) which is a sulfur in pretty high amounts internally and this seems to help
Spooky frequency for parasites. I have the bomb.com set-up for my frequency ____ (not saying): plasma photon, laser, scalar and 6 generators with remote box attachments. Fixes EVERYTHING! Just 150/session, includes care plan and medication review and supplement recs. Can be done over phone with instructions.
Or listen to this with ear buds twice a day, 2 times each. BOOM! link:
IDK about fungus, but some types of bacteria are hard to get at because they form biofilms usong the host's own minerals floating around. IIRC there are _some_ types of fungus that can do it. Read an article from some years back of a researcher using Nattokinase to dissolve bacterial biofilms in the guts of autistic children.
Maybe something like that is necessary here, too, to get at the bastards. But then I guess other substances are needed to actually kill the stuff, once it's "accessible". I'd guess that _not_ trying to take everything, whatever you find may do the job, at the same time (as in, same hour) - just in case it could interact / impeded each other, could be something to try.
And then, you can't just try to 1) lay bare and 2) kill the offenders, i'm sure
3) PRO-biotics are then helpful, to occupy the space that is freed, so the candida can't keep coming back easily. And probiotics need prebiotics, i.e. their food.
And 4) might try, in combination with the other, to go on a strict ketogenic diet, or at least not eat anything with simple sugars to feed them.
4. could be risky on its own - I very faintly recall that some fungi might get more nasty of starved (seeking food deeper), but IDK whether that's really possible or scare story - but didn't want to leave it out.
TL;DR attacking the thing from several sides at the same time might work better than just one thing
"The fungus is thought to have a death-rate of 60 per cent of the people it infects."
Hahaha! See what they did there? Nobody gets infected with this kind of thing in the first place, if they have a reasonably functional immune system. How much poison would you have to take to be immunocompromised enough to get this unlucky?
More scare tactics. They can do this every 3 months for the next decade, as long as people keep falling for it. Turn your damn TV off already.
We are on our own, doctors are mostly useless, specialists are useless for certain. So, we need to do our homework for any eventuality. I know what I would need to do, in case.
The people who get infected are just about dead already -- it's like pneumonia -- if you are old and already f789ed... and you get that --- you are almost certainly gonna die
I find the absence of a certain person, in this context, notable. Paul Stamets, mushroom hero of the pacific northwest (WA). completely silent, working with Darpa. It's very interesting, really. He was focusing on bioremediation, last I checked. Crickets, even after the dioxon release at East Palestine.
I know where his website is, thanks. I am referring to his silence around 'all this' given his knowledge and his statements about how proud he was to be working with Darpa, (in his movie(s)).
C. auris was featured in a couple episodes of the TV show "The Resident." Apparently the episodes were filmed in 2019 but not aired until March 2020. It's not a great show but I've been watching it to track the progression of the "wokification" of TV medical dramas. It's gotten worse and worse.
So if it only targets the frail and vulnerable that would only be about 80% of the population of the USA, Australia and Canada? Give the metabolic issues is those countries is through the roof!
Do you think this might have anything to do with contaminants in the vax ecoli brew batches, such as antibiotics ? I just wonder, aside from weakened immune systems, healthy gut bacteria are being wiped out.
I am baffled too. An odd development seemingly even before Covid times. But having large elderly population with floored immunity will be disastrous. On top of everything else resulting from repeated mRNA shots. It seems that the goal of eliminating the pension crisis by eliminating most of pension-age population will be reached on target (2026-2028?)
In India, it was suggested that the use of steroids too early in the very first stage of a covid infection led to black fungus in immuno-compromised people. Whereas it's different, as you state, the inappropriate and/or overuse of pharma medicines can lead to this kind of outcome.
Cause of death of the dying is such a mixed bag. All they are really able to say is that of those infected , in the group that are infected, 60% it seems to contributed to their death in some way
Damn Right !! It doesn't help that realizing when they say "Equity" they really mean "Everyone, No One Escapes", it rather amplifies the position, ... on that hill !!
In regard to equity, will we be forced to take an anti-malaria mRNA "vaccine" when it comes out this year? Or the plague mRNA vaccine, 100% effective they say, so why not? For a 1/1000-years event.
"At day 14, global cure was observed among 55 (57%) patients in the rezafungin cohort and 57 (61%) in the caspofungin cohort (weighted treatment difference, -1; 95% CI, -14.9 to 12.7). The rate of 30-day all-cause mortality was 24% and 21% among patients in the rezafungin and caspofungin cohorts, respectively (treatment difference, 2.4%; 95% CI, -9.7% to 14.4%)."
"In the safety analysis, 91% of patients in the rezafungin cohort and 85% of those in the caspafungin cohort experienced at least 1 treatment-emergent adverse event. The most common events were pyrexia, hypokalemia, pneumonia, septic shock, and anemia."
For practical purposes, this means to be aware of your contact with textiles. Airplane seat or fabric restaurant chair after someone with fungus has been sitting there = you're bringing those spores home on your clothing. From the hospital, doctors know that in addition to reduced immunity, patients with extra weight are almost always impacted by various body fungus colonies, because these live comfortably in the moist pockets of skin. There are also some countries with very high levels of head fungus (that can cause bald spots, not fun), so that's something to be aware of on international flights. Treatment is more of a performative ritual (along the lines of hanging garlic on the door) because as soon as they sit on their couch or walk on their carpet back home, the infection comes back.
Have a designated long jacket that you lay over the surface of a chair before sitting down, and don't let that jacket mix with your other textiles at home.
Even the most cursory glance at economic and financial history will reveal a litany of bubbles and booms, crashes and crises. We’ve seen numerous instances of speculative manias, real estate bubbles, market collapses and banking crises. Even the dot-com bubble of 1995-2000 wasn’t really ‘a first’, since there’s at least one previous instance – the Railway Mania of the 1840s – of the public being blinded to reality by the glittering allure of the latest vogue in technology.
You’d be wrong, though, if you concluded that “there’s nothing new under the Sun” about what we’re experiencing now. The coming crunch – for which the best shorthand term might be ‘the everything crisis’ – sets new precedents in at least two ways.
First, it’s unusual for all of the various forms of financial crises to happen at the same time. Even the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008-09 wasn’t an ‘everything crisis’. Now, though, it’s quite possible that we’re experiencing the start of a combined stock, property, banking, financial, economic and technological crisis, with ‘everything happening at once’.
Second, all previous crises have occurred at times when secular (non-cyclical) economic growth remained feasible. This enabled us to ‘grow out of’ these crises, much as youngsters ‘grow out of’ childhood ailments.
No such possibility now exists.
The true story of modern economic and financial history involves, on the one hand, the ending and reversal of centuries of economic expansion and, on the other, an absolute refusal to come to terms with this reality.
What follows is an attempt to tell that story as briefly as possible.
The Central Banks are starting to push on a string ... this time is different than any time in history.
A war will not fix the problem. We are running out of cheap energy (and other resources)...
And that has been a huge head wind since the turn of the century... the Central Banks have used extreme stimulus to offset that ... but now that is no longer working...
We are on the precipice...
The Beginning of the End
JUNE 13, 2003 - There is increasing evidence that massive economic stimulus — monetary, courtesy of the Federal Reserve, and fiscal, thanks to the president and supply-side minded lawmakers — is taking hold. The magnitude of the policy turnaround, which caps a constructive, multi-year reflation process, should overwhelm the economic negatives — including the drag from expensive oil and poor finances at the state- and local-government levels.
Expensive oil and its impact on other energy costs remains a concern.
The current level of U.S. monetary stimulus is massive. Real interest rates have fallen 5.2 percent from December 2000 to March 2003, reaching -1.2 percent. A swing of this magnitude may be historical.
Have another friend with Turbo Cancer ... diagnosed in Jan ('we got it early') ... onto the chemo in Feb... two weeks ago extreme fever -- chemo had to stop -- told 'your immune system is not functioning properly' --- now in the ICU.
doctors effed up my health with several courses of antibiotic some years back before i learned about the evils of medicine. as a result i got candida spread through my guts and skin.
doctors were useless as were their treatments, i tried natural things like tea tree oil, oregano oil, coconut oil, it held it at bay but never killed it off.
the guts are tricky to heal but the skin problem i found a solution by accident. i was looking into magic mushrooms and read that fungi wont grow in high sulfur soil, so i added some sulfur to a skin cream and wiped it out pretty fast.
Try boron for the gut if you didn't already.
I saw that treatment in The Last of Us, I think episode.4? There was a big jug in a refrigerator on the show, and this girl had it on her arm. They didn't say it was an antidote, but if you pay attension.... sorry you had to deal with that! Thanks for the tip! And boron!
interesting, im only on episode 2!
Well, take note! I never watch sci fi except to extract the antidote and infectious agent out of the predictive programming part
i got to the gay part in e3 and kinda switched off. i do this a lot these days, i wont be part of the programming ;)
Ha! I tried to use duolingo online to learn languages. Guess what? They use this programming extensively in their lesson materials. Take it or leave it. French actually wasn't too bad, but German is above and beyond!
Yes! SUCH WOKE BS. Fair 'nuff.
Sulfur and boron for cordyceps and asperilligus infection per the episode. Also fun facts like:
- all infected act as one hive mind organism (fungi do)
- Mycelium root under the ground to create a communication, community network
- Cordyceps takes over the body, killing the host and surviving within it's carcass
- Cordyceps species invade insects, arthropods, other fungi, and evades the host immune system by harmonizing the life cycle of its host with the intention of survival and multiplication
- The genus displayed on the show, I believe is C. ophioglossoides. It was shown growing out of the mouth with threadlike fruiting bodies, breaking into elypitcal segements (https://www.mushroomexpert.com/cordyceps_ophioglossoides.html)
- The spores cannot live without a living host
_ Cordyceps cannot live in humans because the temperature is above 92 degrees farenheit. However, they postulate that with warming of the environment there would be adaptive species that could then colonize humans.
I'm sure they're working on it!
the sulfur in that episode was used to make the battery for the truck but it was a clever hint the way they did it
If I may Ray, did you look at cloves? I know of a lady that healed herself with these, sorry don't remember details.
yes i tried that too, ever noticed an old garlic goes mouldy? mould is a fungus :/
That is doubtless cloves as in spice, not garlic. I would not know for the gut, but for teeth/mouth (skin, too) essential oil of cloves is the thing. Garlic is just a natural antibiotic, and hard to digest.
Yeah, sorry. All I remember that her mouth was affected and she said it was Candida something. Hope you'll find something to beat it :-))
its a lot better than it used to be by going full carnivore as it prefers a sugar/carb diet, but once it takes root its next to impossible to completely get it back to normal. especially as i hate the very things that would help the most like kombucha and other probiotics. (the probiotic pills seem to help but they are designed to require constant replenishment so you are on the hook)
the only treatment ive seen real success with is a poop transplant and its not bad enough in me to go down that route. i take MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) which is a sulfur in pretty high amounts internally and this seems to help
Spooky frequency for parasites. I have the bomb.com set-up for my frequency ____ (not saying): plasma photon, laser, scalar and 6 generators with remote box attachments. Fixes EVERYTHING! Just 150/session, includes care plan and medication review and supplement recs. Can be done over phone with instructions.
Or listen to this with ear buds twice a day, 2 times each. BOOM! link:
https://youtu.be/13FT__J_DSY
ive been using this for a while (when i think about it) https://youtu.be/j9Mzyf_B8rQ
Thanks for sharing this with me Ray, go well 💪
Zahl ParaGuard- has Wormwood, Clove, Garlic Bulb, Pumpkin SeedFennel, Marshmallow Root, Black Walnut Hull, Slippery Bark, Oregano Leaf and Peppermint Oil. HELPED MY STOMACH PAIN (after drinking water)
IDK about fungus, but some types of bacteria are hard to get at because they form biofilms usong the host's own minerals floating around. IIRC there are _some_ types of fungus that can do it. Read an article from some years back of a researcher using Nattokinase to dissolve bacterial biofilms in the guts of autistic children.
Maybe something like that is necessary here, too, to get at the bastards. But then I guess other substances are needed to actually kill the stuff, once it's "accessible". I'd guess that _not_ trying to take everything, whatever you find may do the job, at the same time (as in, same hour) - just in case it could interact / impeded each other, could be something to try.
And then, you can't just try to 1) lay bare and 2) kill the offenders, i'm sure
3) PRO-biotics are then helpful, to occupy the space that is freed, so the candida can't keep coming back easily. And probiotics need prebiotics, i.e. their food.
And 4) might try, in combination with the other, to go on a strict ketogenic diet, or at least not eat anything with simple sugars to feed them.
4. could be risky on its own - I very faintly recall that some fungi might get more nasty of starved (seeking food deeper), but IDK whether that's really possible or scare story - but didn't want to leave it out.
TL;DR attacking the thing from several sides at the same time might work better than just one thing
Tell me about it! Boron and MSM are effective, as is cryptolepis tincture, for example.
i had not heard of cryptolepis tincture before, thanks!
Also banderol: https://healthfully.com/288406-benefits-of-the-banderol-herbal-supplement.html
You might look into homeopathic treatments for the gut; sulfur is often used in homeopathy.
"The fungus is thought to have a death-rate of 60 per cent of the people it infects."
Hahaha! See what they did there? Nobody gets infected with this kind of thing in the first place, if they have a reasonably functional immune system. How much poison would you have to take to be immunocompromised enough to get this unlucky?
More scare tactics. They can do this every 3 months for the next decade, as long as people keep falling for it. Turn your damn TV off already.
I’m as scared of this fungus as I am of COVID. F these people and their messed up minds.
We are on our own, doctors are mostly useless, specialists are useless for certain. So, we need to do our homework for any eventuality. I know what I would need to do, in case.
The people who get infected are just about dead already -- it's like pneumonia -- if you are old and already f789ed... and you get that --- you are almost certainly gonna die
i refer you to my comment
"The writer of the Mirror article "is thought to have" two brain cells from which to think from".
I find the absence of a certain person, in this context, notable. Paul Stamets, mushroom hero of the pacific northwest (WA). completely silent, working with Darpa. It's very interesting, really. He was focusing on bioremediation, last I checked. Crickets, even after the dioxon release at East Palestine.
https://fungi.com/pages/about-us
I know where his website is, thanks. I am referring to his silence around 'all this' given his knowledge and his statements about how proud he was to be working with Darpa, (in his movie(s)).
That's for the readers' reference. Most hear this name for the first time, me including. He looks like a benign, even magnanimous person.
Just like Robert Malone?
Stamets is working for DARPA?
https://sociable.co/web/why-darpa-should-pay-attention-to-psychonaut-mycologist-stamets-on-jre-video/
C. auris was featured in a couple episodes of the TV show "The Resident." Apparently the episodes were filmed in 2019 but not aired until March 2020. It's not a great show but I've been watching it to track the progression of the "wokification" of TV medical dramas. It's gotten worse and worse.
So if it only targets the frail and vulnerable that would only be about 80% of the population of the USA, Australia and Canada? Give the metabolic issues is those countries is through the roof!
There is fungus among us, and the slimy bastards all seem to be working for corporate media.
I had a feeling this link would end up being a thing. lol
Noland, Terry - There Was a Fungus Among Us - 1958
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtjc5c9pt9Q
Nice 👍 ❤️😂
Do you think this might have anything to do with contaminants in the vax ecoli brew batches, such as antibiotics ? I just wonder, aside from weakened immune systems, healthy gut bacteria are being wiped out.
I am baffled too. An odd development seemingly even before Covid times. But having large elderly population with floored immunity will be disastrous. On top of everything else resulting from repeated mRNA shots. It seems that the goal of eliminating the pension crisis by eliminating most of pension-age population will be reached on target (2026-2028?)
The youngest Boomers would be retirement eligible within 5 yrs, so yeah, sounds about right.
Did we not hear about this fungus early in Covid? It sounds familiar
I think there were reports from Chinese Covid hospitals with noses going black and falling off. Pretty graphic reports. India, my apologies! A different fungus though: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210519-mucormycosis-the-black-fungus-hitting-indias-covid-patients
In India, it was suggested that the use of steroids too early in the very first stage of a covid infection led to black fungus in immuno-compromised people. Whereas it's different, as you state, the inappropriate and/or overuse of pharma medicines can lead to this kind of outcome.
Not surprising, next on list after "vaccines": https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/6000/text#toc-H1E36E2D2B8384411967B2C8E4A3B36B0
Also see: https://drrowen.substack.com/p/new-superbug-on-the-block-doubling
Cause of death of the dying is such a mixed bag. All they are really able to say is that of those infected , in the group that are infected, 60% it seems to contributed to their death in some way
And forget about CBD for pain, sleep, stress, arthritis, etc...we wouldn’t want to put anything NATURAL in our bodies!
BIG PHARMA AND THE MEDICAL CARTEL SUCKS!
Or we could mandate an injection that ensures equity of health by impairing and depressing the immune systems of the majority
No thanks! This is the hill I will die on!
Damn Right !! It doesn't help that realizing when they say "Equity" they really mean "Everyone, No One Escapes", it rather amplifies the position, ... on that hill !!
In regard to equity, will we be forced to take an anti-malaria mRNA "vaccine" when it comes out this year? Or the plague mRNA vaccine, 100% effective they say, so why not? For a 1/1000-years event.
There were big outbreaks of this, or something similiar, in India during the pandemic too. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-57027829 - this article blamed the use of steroids for coivd!
Old man got a new friend: Instead of the obsolescent flu, it is now the black fungus for the roaring twenties!
By the way, is this it? https://www.livestrong.com/article/329389-benefits-of-black-fungus/
Full of prebiotics and vit. B?
Get ready https://apple.news/AMXfd3oiDTHuOPVGW935dWQ
https://www.infectiousdiseaseadvisor.com/home/topics/mycoses/rezafungin-noninferior-to-caspofungin-for-candidemia-invasive-candidiasis:
"At day 14, global cure was observed among 55 (57%) patients in the rezafungin cohort and 57 (61%) in the caspofungin cohort (weighted treatment difference, -1; 95% CI, -14.9 to 12.7). The rate of 30-day all-cause mortality was 24% and 21% among patients in the rezafungin and caspofungin cohorts, respectively (treatment difference, 2.4%; 95% CI, -9.7% to 14.4%)."
"In the safety analysis, 91% of patients in the rezafungin cohort and 85% of those in the caspafungin cohort experienced at least 1 treatment-emergent adverse event. The most common events were pyrexia, hypokalemia, pneumonia, septic shock, and anemia."
For practical purposes, this means to be aware of your contact with textiles. Airplane seat or fabric restaurant chair after someone with fungus has been sitting there = you're bringing those spores home on your clothing. From the hospital, doctors know that in addition to reduced immunity, patients with extra weight are almost always impacted by various body fungus colonies, because these live comfortably in the moist pockets of skin. There are also some countries with very high levels of head fungus (that can cause bald spots, not fun), so that's something to be aware of on international flights. Treatment is more of a performative ritual (along the lines of hanging garlic on the door) because as soon as they sit on their couch or walk on their carpet back home, the infection comes back.
Have a designated long jacket that you lay over the surface of a chair before sitting down, and don't let that jacket mix with your other textiles at home.
Discuss
The Everything Crisis
THE ANATOMY OF A SUPER-BUST
Introduction
Even the most cursory glance at economic and financial history will reveal a litany of bubbles and booms, crashes and crises. We’ve seen numerous instances of speculative manias, real estate bubbles, market collapses and banking crises. Even the dot-com bubble of 1995-2000 wasn’t really ‘a first’, since there’s at least one previous instance – the Railway Mania of the 1840s – of the public being blinded to reality by the glittering allure of the latest vogue in technology.
You’d be wrong, though, if you concluded that “there’s nothing new under the Sun” about what we’re experiencing now. The coming crunch – for which the best shorthand term might be ‘the everything crisis’ – sets new precedents in at least two ways.
First, it’s unusual for all of the various forms of financial crises to happen at the same time. Even the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008-09 wasn’t an ‘everything crisis’. Now, though, it’s quite possible that we’re experiencing the start of a combined stock, property, banking, financial, economic and technological crisis, with ‘everything happening at once’.
Second, all previous crises have occurred at times when secular (non-cyclical) economic growth remained feasible. This enabled us to ‘grow out of’ these crises, much as youngsters ‘grow out of’ childhood ailments.
No such possibility now exists.
The true story of modern economic and financial history involves, on the one hand, the ending and reversal of centuries of economic expansion and, on the other, an absolute refusal to come to terms with this reality.
What follows is an attempt to tell that story as briefly as possible.
https://surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com/2023/03/13/251-the-everything-crisis/
How about a healthy war? Wars always invigorated economies in the past. This one seems to be no different. And all countries start producing and accumulating weapons and munitions at frenetic pace? On the other hand, crows are circling in: https://www.cnsnews.com/commentary/john-horvat-ii/svb-meltdown-targets-dollar-last-element-american-unity
The Central Banks are starting to push on a string ... this time is different than any time in history.
A war will not fix the problem. We are running out of cheap energy (and other resources)...
And that has been a huge head wind since the turn of the century... the Central Banks have used extreme stimulus to offset that ... but now that is no longer working...
We are on the precipice...
The Beginning of the End
JUNE 13, 2003 - There is increasing evidence that massive economic stimulus — monetary, courtesy of the Federal Reserve, and fiscal, thanks to the president and supply-side minded lawmakers — is taking hold. The magnitude of the policy turnaround, which caps a constructive, multi-year reflation process, should overwhelm the economic negatives — including the drag from expensive oil and poor finances at the state- and local-government levels.
Expensive oil and its impact on other energy costs remains a concern.
The current level of U.S. monetary stimulus is massive. Real interest rates have fallen 5.2 percent from December 2000 to March 2003, reaching -1.2 percent. A swing of this magnitude may be historical.
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/207227/reversal-fortune-david-malpass
Sucks to be old and have VAIDS.
Have another friend with Turbo Cancer ... diagnosed in Jan ('we got it early') ... onto the chemo in Feb... two weeks ago extreme fever -- chemo had to stop -- told 'your immune system is not functioning properly' --- now in the ICU.
Fully boosted. 100%
:-(