"Potato chips rip apart thin permeable intestinal walls far worse and far more often then any known parasites"

Where is your evidence? can you show us the study?when you come with such sayings you better have some proof for it...

Is this based on people eating potato chips, then someone has opened their stomach and found damage, or from biopsies....you must be very careful by mixing correlations and causality...

Assume 10 people with horrible stomach problems, biopsies of their intestine all show damage, all of them ate quite regularly potato chips, do this mean potato chips damged their intestines? What if they all had a bowel wall parasite not detectd that made them sensitive to potato chips....by just looking at correlations or what I call surface Science you can easily draw wrong conclusions, this is a big problem in many not so good medical papers...

It is unfortunately plenty of medical papers basing their conclusions on correlation without proper proof of also causality this can often lead to wrong conclusion.


Same mistake can be done and is likely done on several parasites. Assume a series of persons complain about a series of similar symptoms. Then in most of them one find a parasite in the stool. It is easy to conclude this parasite must be the cause. But what if this parasite also is in most helahty people. Can it be that one just are mistakenly looking at correlations. What if this is simply a non pathogen parasite part of normal flora. If one in addtion have evidence for example the paraiste attack tissue and not is in healthy population then one suddenly have more than correlation, one also have causality...

Lots of conclusions in society is surface Science based on loose correlations, good Science in addtion have causality. For most parasites one have also figured out causality, one know actually which one are pathogens and non pathogens, but yes I was also tricked by correlation here once...but it was just a non pathogen...

The best books on infection medicine are in general a collection of the best. science...too bad only a handful of doctors seem to follow these books in detail

That said every person with a little knowledge know potato chips not are very healthy. Still snacking on them once a week or so in my healing phase they did not stop me from just getting better and better and better.... I had removed the true cause of my sickness....the body has amazig healing capacity and can even do well on a little junk food from time to time...but yes try to eat healthy, whatever that is...

I don't see the big fuss. I had E Histolytica back in the 90's and cured it in 5 days with garlic. Not a big deal. Just munch on some raw garlic every day."

Obviously you really do not "understand" at all the seriousness of E. Histolytica. And by the way, are you sure, that you got rid of in 5 days?

And you are perfectly well? Healthy now? If so, what are you doing on this forum? There to offer people your advice on taking garlic. Or are you still ill, assuming that it is from something "mysterious"? DO you have some constipation, diarrhea, headache, brain fog, skin rashes, hives, back pain, joint pain. You have liver kideny, pancreas problems? Trouble urinating? Do you understand the millions of symptoms E. Histolytica creates.

I assume that is is the latter. So veruy possible that you have E. Histolytica, if you ever had it, and the m*o*o*n doctors rule it out? Because you did some stool tests that were negative? If that is how you think you do not have it, you are surely mistaken.

So without knowing whether you got rid of it, or not knowing what you even had, you are giving people dangerous advice! Yes dangerous, because such advice can kill people, thinking that yes, "At least one guy got rid of E. Histolytica by taking garlic, and I can do that to" and when the symptosm do not go away but stool tests are negative, attribute them to some mysterious disease.

So be careful about what you are doing. Obviously you are not qualified to give any advice if you peddle such nonsense. Your "advice" can kill people.

I don't really get the anger.

If you guys are cured, then congratulations to you. Go forth into the world and prosper.
Why are you trying to work out issues here? I am not necessarily doubting that you are cured, but it seems like your anger is so over the top that you have some sort of issue still going on.

If you are trying to help people, you have a strange way of doing it with all the vinegar and piss.

FYI Prior to circa 1900 there was no organized western medicine, and herbal medicine was the de facto standard. The entire Rockefeller medical mafia is about as corrupt as anything that has ever existed on planet earth. If you want to educate yourself on the subject then read the book 'behold a pale horse' by william cooper for the history of the AMA.


Western medicine is not the only medical system to have ever existed on earth. Chinese herbal medicine is thousands of years old. Ayurveda is older than that. South America has a long history of Curanderos. Aborigines have their own oral tradition of medicine.

The doctor that diagnosed me was Dr. Gonzalez in manhattan where i was living at the time. I can't remember the name of the lab, sorry it was a long time ago.

Sorry you didn't find success with garlic, it worked like a charm for me. People are different, have you noticed that so far in life?

In my experience curing E Histolytica wasn't that hard to do. Maybe I just got lucky, who knows. It's a complicated subject and no side has a lockhold on the absolute truth of things, least of all modern western medicine, which in my opinion is based completely on half truths (the pasteurization and germ theory that was recanted by its originator)


Live and let live. Let the people pursue the treatment they want.