Date:   10/13/2014 9:36:24 PM ( 10 y ago)
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While I think that homeopathy is great and a large part of the solution, it is not the end all.

Let me relay a story to you about Ebola. Last spring, my niece decided to go to Liberia and work there as a teacher in a girls school. I told her about the Ebola outbreak that had mostly been in Guniea but was just spreading to Liberia. I also gave her one of our best zappers, the MY, to take with her.

When she arrived, most of the locals were in denial, many not believing that Ebola was real, that it was a government coverup for something else. There was little or no worry about Ebola and everyday activities were appearing to be normal.

So, if someone there came down with Ebola, it was certainly not because of worry or concern. By the time that July rolled around, things were getting quite bad and people were running through the streets exclaiming "Ebola is real!". The school shut down shortly after and the foreign teachers were sent home to their respective countries or to wherever that could get transportation to. It was almost the end of July when my niece got out. She of course went to India where she had been the summer before.

She used her zapper daily while she was out of the US and did not become ill.

There are some very important factors that do come into play with Ebola. One of those is low levels of vitamin D3.

What? In Africa? some might exclaim. Many of the people who became ill with Ebola were dark skinned which severely limits the natural production of vitamin D. Many of the others who become ill also suffer from vitamin D because they are health care workers who due to their strenuous and extensive work hours get little exposure to the sun. Vitamin D is an antiviral and also an immunity booster.

Another vitamin that is critically involved is vitamin C, the absence of which causes hemorrhaging. This particular virus is reputed to deplete the body of vitamin C very quickly. This is not a case where popping a few vitamin C tablets is going to help significantly. We are talking about a need for 50 grams of vitamin C taken by IV drip. Otherwise, you would need to take 2 500 mg vitamin C tablets about every 20 minutes, day and night.

Vitamin C is converted into connective tissue that holds the capillaries together, keeping them from hemorrhaging, as well as providing connective tissue for the rest of the body.


 

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