Re: No worries

actually, I don't think anyone is "missing the big picture"... that is your opinion because you don't agree with some of the viewpoint being expressed. In reality the disagreement is very simple, you do not believe that man made or engineered pathogens or toxins can outsmart nature. As such, simply correcting diet and environment should be enough to restore health in your view (oversimplification, but you get the gist).

Once upon a time I would have agreed with you, and in fact, went that route for years with limited success. Not until I began to study pathogens like lyme or various other toxins did I realize that the human body was no match... especially not in the current polluted environment, but quite possibly even in a pristine environment (is such a place still exists).

Mycoplasma were created in a lab, you can check the patent filings. There are countless other pathogens like mycoplasma, including lyme, that few even know exist. These things were bioengineered to defeat the body's defenses. diet and environment may slow or control the degree of infection, but without some active treatment, cure is not possible. just degree of managment. pollution alone is not the only issue. People understand your point perfectly well, they just disagree that pollution is THE problem, its not... it is part of the problem.

Of course this is my opinion, based on my experience and research. I will concede that without trying to imply that my word is gospel truth.