Re: Explanation of colored fibers in skin

Pseudomonas is a bacteria, there are over two hundred types of pseudomonas. Pseudomonas is a gram negative bacteria, it lives without oxygen. There is a type that glow under a flouresent light, pseudomonas florescens. It is able to breed with your DNA, personal I think it breeds with the DNA from hair. Pseudomonas is everywhere, in the air, in hay, in dirt, it is even on a healthy persons skin and it can even grow in nuclear reactor water, when the reactor is turned off. When the reactor is running it doesn't breed just mantains, when the reactor is off it blooms. I believe it is used in agriculture to kill nemotodes. And there is lots of other kinds of bacteria, not even going into the fugus thing.

My body temp ran really low when I was at my worst. Lugol's Iodine helps with that. Recently I ran a fever, was excited about that.

My heavy metal exposure is from root canals, crowns, and filling, not to mention living right off a busy highway, when there was lead in the gas. Weird stuff don't you think? That all for now, have to go to bed before it is time to get up.

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