Regarding https://twitter.com/zev_dr/status/1304019820707487745 as mentioned there it turned out that green tea can also do the trick, let the water boil, wait for 1,5 - 2 minutes cooloff, then brew the tea for NOT LONGER than 5 minutes. This way, you will get the highest concentration of the main ingredient EGCG, here: ============================ Flavonoids are well bioavailable with 15% [1]. Preparation in water can lead to a 50% loss of water-soluble flavonoids. A temperature of 85 °C is suitable for optimal brewing of green tea. After only 3 minutes, the EGCG content of 50.69 ...
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Another very important piece of information regarding coronavirus (covid-19): It turned out all substances which help to transport zinc into the cell are working for covid-19 and other RNA-Viruses...”even” green tea or an extract of it! https://twitter.com/zev_dr/status/1304019820707487745   [End]
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You guys are smart as hell!   [End]
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Sorry to hear you are sick and cant work. Is it possible for u to get on the obamavare amnesty program? Usa doctors are not very good at treating illnesses, u may get healthier faster in mexico. Usa doctors just dont seem to care to heal.people, they want u to be sick so they can make money on writing perscriptions. Mexico has much better.doctors.   [End]
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By a Terminator 2 zapper by don croft and change your diet/lifestyle to that of a vegan, follow that and youre healed.   [End]
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Not true.   [End]
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Can you provide a link to your protocol? Shroom   [End]
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Morgellons is a bacterial infection and it gets in places like your spine, inside tumor tissue. Nothing you put on your skin will work and what you treat with has to have some very powerful action against Bartonella. Use you search engine and put in ”bartonella” and ”synergy”. When i cured my morgellons tons of black specks came out of me and also globs of tumor tissue full of fibers. You’l find a lot of this in the bathtub.   [End]
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Not sure, but I think the idea is silica, same concept as clay. It can be abrasive(clay) and should not be used long term. Shroom   [End]
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we would be interested to know if anyone has used the alfalfa treatment that was mentioned at earth clinic as a treatment for morgellons or other parasite infestations.   [End]
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How did it go?   [End]
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Dr Levy has cured West Nile Virus and many other virus, with, vitamin C by iv and injections. Most famous case was Allen Smith, weeks in a coma from Swine Flu virus in Auckland Hospital. The family had requested vitamin C be used. The hospital doctors refused and wanted to pull the plug the on Smith after weeks in a coma. The family refused and flew in Dr Levy who ‘Persuaded’ the Hospital to use vitamin C. Dr Levy is also a Lawyer. ’Short Version’ He soon came out his coma and recovered, even after the ’doctors’ had drastically reduced the vitamin C therapy. Also cured his leukemia resu ...
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Editor’s Note: The socalled West Nile Virus could be a. a disease caused by the intense waste concentrations in chicken factory farms, or a spongiform encephalopathy (Mad Cow, Mad Chicken etc disease), or an attempt to market the Tamiflu made by Roche, a Swiss pharmaceutical company. Iowa, Missouri, Utah governors ban 1st amendment right of animal protectors to film slaughterhouse, laboratory and factory farm torture After the US government passage of AETA, the Animal Terrorism Enterprise Act, which defines as terrorists not those who murder animals but those who seek to expose ...
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West Nile Virus is a scam conducted by the CDC, NIH, FDA etc. to obscure the fact that there are untold incidents of Mad Bird or avian spongiform encephalopathy. Members of the previous administration have millions invested in Roche’s Tamiflu.   [End]
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Animals and fishes are in agony when they are murdered or suffocated. They secrete massive amounts of adrenalin, the fright, anger and fear hormone. This long protein enzyme’s links are only partially broken by cooking. The anger and terror are biochemically present in the meat and affect the consumer. International studies indicate that patients in psychiatric wards regain their peace on vegetarian and vegan diets. http://pcrm.org 1500 or more vegan physicians and other vegan health professionals   [End]
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This discussion on this chain is continued in the blog: Minimalist Yeast Abatement Protocol http://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=3065   [End]
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All cancer is unpredictable when it comes down to it.  Maybe you should have listened to the show - if you had you would know that our guest was cured well over 10 years ago, the same as was true for our guest and breast cancer survivor Ann Fonfa on a later show.   [End]
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Every cancer is unpredictable so far it programs a stem cell to the opposite of what it normally does, with all it’s potential.   [End]
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This discussion is continued in the blog: Minimalist Yeast Abatement Protocol http://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=3065   [End]
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The polarity of the carbonyl (C=O) in the acetaldehyde molecule makes it highly reactive towards configurations with attractive charge concentrations. Large electronegative sulfur atoms are particularly amenable to bonding: See ”Acetaldehyde + Sulfur” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1945039 See ”Acetaldehyde + Disulfide Bonds” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1958887 But when it can’t find a sulfur center to glom onto even other carbonyls will do. The simplest illustration of this type of reaction is to consider the potential interaction of two acetaldehyde molecules with ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Why doesn’t Candida Albicans produce alcohol like other yeasts? Isn’t that the yeasty thing to do? Somewhere along the evolutionary journey, a mutated strain may have found that it had a survival advantage in mammals by exuding the pyruvate decarboxylase acetaldehyde intermediate from the fermentation process through its membrane instead of completing either its reduction to alcohol or its oxidation to acetate. Candida is certainly capable of dealing with the acetaldehyde enzymatically -- it does have an aldehyde dehydrogenase gene [1] -- but doesn’t appear to be using it for inter ... [Image Embedded Here]
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No matter how it’s treated, breast cancer survival is highly unpredictable. Those with family genetics predispositions are at most risk. I’d be interested to see Barbara’s status in 5 or 10 years.   [End]
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Even with the ground-breaking work on the sequencing of the human genome completed in 2001, definitive cataloguing of the estimated 20,000-25,000 protein coding genes is ongoing [1]. Superimposed upon this genetic backdrop, the human microbiome consists of more than 10,000 microbial species and 8 million microbial genes [2]. One of these species, ubiquitous in its presence in mammalian hosts, is the yeast Candida Albicans. This is an incredibly complex organism in its own right with over 6,000 genes in its genome [3]. Although it is recognized as a potentially threatening human fungal p ... [Image Embedded Here]
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One of the noticeable effects of starting to tackle the yeast problem in the body is the rapidity with which symptoms appear, disappear, and reappear amongst different locales. The polymorphism of Candida Albicans certainly allows it access to all parts of the body and we have already looked at the idea of polysystemic colonization even in otherwise healthy individuals: See ”Eye Floaters” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1961901 The rapid ”shifting symptom” syndrome suggests that this dissemination has already occurred prior to the start of an anti-yeast protocol. While it might ...
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Given the analysis of the potential of acetaldehyde autoxidation byproducts: See ”Acetaldehyde + Pulmonary Peroxidosis” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1984937 it should go without saying that using something as toxic as hydrogen peroxide in a treatment protocol is a bit like throwing starter fluid onto a smouldering barbecue. There may be some temporary remission or change of symptoms because of the antimicrobial and acetaldehyde neutralizing properties, but this is not something that can be continued in the long term without sustaining collateral damage resulting from both the ...
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Acetaldehyde will react with atmospheric oxygen (autoxidation) to form the peroxide peracetic acid: Peracetic acid is a strong oxidant with a reduction potential similar to that of the bleaching agent chlorine dioxide. It is used in applications requiring chlorine-free bleaching sequences [1] and for dental sterilization [2] where it can inhibit the growth of Candida Albicans. Its potency is underscored by its usage in conjunction with hydrogen peroxide for anthrax spore decontamination [3]. The product peracetic acid can further react with additional acetaldehyde to form the hi ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Selenocysteine is known as the twenty-first proteinogenic amino acid. Its structure is identical to cysteine except that it has the element selenium where sulfur would normally reside [1]. The high reactivity of selenium makes it suitable for rapid turnover enzymes such as glutathione peroxidase that clear cells of reactive oxygen species before they pollute the cellular environment. However, this reactivity also means that no free pool of selenocysteine exists in a cell -- it would be too damaging to the cell. This on-demand synthesis makes this amino acid vulnerable not only to (rare) di ... [Image Embedded Here]
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A precious few aldehydes in the body are essential to its function. Compared to acetaldehyde, pyridoxal (the active form of vitamin B6) is a large cyclic molecule with the aldehyde group as a side chain (top center of the ring in the figure). The high reactivity of the carbonyl group present is exploited to advantage in pyridoxal phosphate (PLP) dependent enzymes. Although essential to amino group transfer, decarboxylation, interconversion, and sundry manipulation of amino acids, the reactivity of this ”friendly giant” must be held in abeyance until it is needed. It has been shown ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Can you use your mind like a bug-zapper to eradicate yeast-released free acetaldehyde? Visualization therapy has been shown to produce results even in clinical surgical settings [1]. There is a level of mind responsive to occurrences on the energetic and biochemical levels down to the minutest details of the body that can be tapped into and adjusted by the conscious mind [2]. The best results occur if the instructions included in the visualization are as precise and specific as possible. Since yeast-released acetaldehyde is linked to a staggering number of disease processes: See ”Ace ...
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Industrial waste-water methylmercury was eventually identified as the the cause of the devastating neurological symptoms in Minamata, Japan that appeared starting in 1956. Afflicted individuals had mercury levels in hair samples that were hundreds of times greater than for the average of those living outside of the affected region. The ultimate toxicity of this organic heavy metal compound is not disputed as other incidents around the world (Niigata, Japan 1965; Basra, Iraq 1971) involving methylmercury exposure have resulted in similar mass poisonings with a high fatality rate. Methylm ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Although much attention has been given to the role of heavy metals in the etiology of autism [1], there is considerable controversy and less than definitive results in this regard. Since there are cases of autism where there has been no detectable level of mercury exposure, either environmentally, through mercury fillings, or the vaccine preservative thiomersal [2]; this is used as an argument that mercury doesn’t cause autism. However, enzymatic biochemical pathways that are linked to diseases aren’t particular about what is interfering with them in relation to manifestations of the disor ...
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The ability of Candida Albicans to persist in the human host in spite of the abundant phagocytic entities (neutrophils and macrophages) capable of ingesting and killing it means that it must have evolved strategies for tricking its host into recognizing it as ”self” rather than ”non-self”. As long as it reins in its own potential for pathogenicity, See ”Candida Albicans and Quorum Sensing” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1962569 it can continue to function below the immune system radar. Unfortunately, while it is ”making a quiet home” for itself, the pulsed low-dosage excretion ...
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How to minimize exposure to aerial and ground spraying of pesticides Friday, August 24, 2012 by: Tony Isaacs See more articles by this author (NaturalNews) Despite serious questions about safety and effectiveness, Dallas and other municipalities around the country are blanketing their cities and their citizens with pesticides. Pets, gardens, lawns, livestock . . . nothing is safe and individual citizens are not able to opt out of the widespread spraying. While those opposed to pesticide contamination can do little to stop it, there are plenty of important measures everyone ... [Image Embedded Here]
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http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=117258&page=1 http://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2012/08/23/west-nile-theyre-lying-to-you-again/ http://www.nomorefakenews.com/   [End]
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http://www.naturalhorse.com/archive/volume4/Issue6/article_8.php West Nile Virus: Horse Puckey? By David Crowe and Jim West Fear of West Nile Virus (WNV) was more widespread in the summer of 2002 than when the epidemic was first announced during the summer of 1999. People reacted by intensifying spraying for mosquitoes, using more insect repellent outside and, in the case of animals, considering vaccination. A woman whose breast milk tested positive was advised to stop breastfeeding. Some, includin ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The pulsed low-dosage acetaldehyde exposure associated with yeast fermentation of carbohydrates doesn’t cause a sudden shutdown of the body’s sulfur metabolism, of course. Once an acetaldehyde molecule reacts with something (almost anything, it seems), then its ability to damage something else is limited. However, the continuous exposure to newly generated acetaldehyde with spikes at every mealtime (or sugar binge) produces an incrementally cumulative effect in sensitive areas. Depending upon what has been targeted, there can be a ”ripple effect” of downstream consequences. If acetaldehyd ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Eliminate and avoid mosquitoes naturally without dangerous pesticides and commercial repellents Thursday, August 23, 2012 by: Tony Isaacs See more articles by this author Summertime is prime time for mosquitoes and this year appears to be a banner year for the annoying and potentially dangerous disease-carrying, blood-sucking pests. The good news is that mosquitoes can be eliminated and avoided naturally without resorting to dangerous pesticides. The rest of the article: http://www.naturalnews.com/036921_mosquitos_natural_repellants_essential_oils.html See also: ... [Image Embedded Here]
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    The Best Years in Life Radio Show Special Guest for Wednesday August 22nd: Natural Health Researcher, Advocate and Author Barbara Minton   by Tony Isaacs This week’s special guest is Barbara Minton, natural health researcher, advocate and author who edits the Health Secrets newsletter for AlignLife.  Barbara will be talking about how she beat her own breast cancer as well as bio-identical hormones during her guest appearance the second hour of the show. During the first half hour of the show, I will be talking about how to detox from pesticide ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Sulfur is a very versatile atom. Its electron cloud, capable of forming covalent bonds, can be excited so that it can assume valences of both 4 and 6 as well as its usual valence of 2. This flexibility shows up in the body in regions that depend upon elasticity, motion, and stickiness. More often than not it is also found in a cysteine residue in an enzymatic reaction pocket designed to hold a substrate just long enough for the atomic reconfiguration specific to the enzyme to be carried out and the enzyme product ejected -- transient metabolite binding. There are only two amino acids th ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Use these tips to detox after exposure to aerial or ground sprayed pesticides Wednesday. August 22, 2012 by: Tony Isaacs See more articles by this author (NaturalNews) If you live in an area which is being blanketed with aerial or ground spraying of pesticides for mosquitoes, it is virtually impossible to completely avoid exposure. However, there is plenty you can do to help get the pesticides out of your body and offset their effects. For the rest of the article: http://www.naturalnews.com/036902_aerial_spraying_chemical_exposure_detox.html     [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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A healthy body needs healthy cells and the health of each and every individual cell depends upon what is happening within and without at the biochemical level. Aerobic organisms, which derive their energy from the reduction of oxygen, play a dangerous game if they are unable to deal with the small amounts of superoxide anion (•O2-), hydroxyl radical (•OH) , and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) that arise during the electron ping-pong performed by mitochondria. A closer look at this area of reactive oxygen species (ROS) is warranted in relation to aldehydes. The hydroxyl radical is the most rea ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Before when we looked at reactive oxygen species (ROS), we found that acetaldehyde in hepatic cells had the potential for increasing the concentrations of ROS specifically within liver cells: See ”Reactive Oxygen Species + Acetaldehyde” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1959622 where acetaldehyde is an expected intermediate byproduct in the detoxification of alcohol to acetic acid. Are there other pathways resulting from yeast-released acetaldehyde that may lead to ROS accumulation in other cells in the body? ROS within a cell are a natural consequence of oxygen-based aerobic ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The amino acid L-cysteine condenses with acetaldehyde to form a stable thiazolidine called 2-Methylthiazolidine 4-carboxylic acid (MTCA) via a Schiff base intermediate [1]: This essentially removes dietary cysteine from any participation in its normal downstream biological pathways creating a potential deficiency state if methionine intake or absorption is also impaired. This can impact the generation of taurine, glutathione, and sulphate ions. Usage of additional cysteine to compensate for this interference, associated with high alcohol intake, has been explored [2]. The non-pres ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) is a public resource that promotes understanding about the interaction of environmental chemicals with gene products, and their effects on human health. This wealth of expanded chemical-gene-disease data continues to help users generate testable hypotheses about the molecular mechanisms of environmental diseases [1]. If there is any lingering doubt about the ability of acetaldehyde to precipitate and participate in disease processes, check out the more than one thousand cross-indexed entries between ”Acetaldehyde and Disease” listed in the r ...
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As if the unscheduled diversion of critical biogenic amines into beta-carbolines and isoquinolines isn’t enough trouble already, See ”Serotonin + acetaldehyde” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1963129 See ”Histamine + acetaldehyde” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1963358 See ”Dopamine + acetaldehyde” http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1956462 there are other aspects to these substances that can be disrupted as well by yeast-released acetaldehyde. Most unrestrained aldehydes in the body are thugs. They beat up whatever they come into contact with. [Pyridoxal (a fo ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Mucus, the slippery gelatinous secretion covering epithelial cells in the respiratory, gastrointestinal, urogenital, visual, and auditory systems of the body, can be considered to be a part of the innate immune system. One of its primary functions is protection against infectious agents such as fungi, bacteria, and viruses. In areas exposed to the external environment such as the airways it also traps foreign particles and expels them via continuous flow towards the digestive tract where they can be excreted. Sneezing and coughing are secondary more violent forms of expulsive processes tha ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The hints at polysystemic colonization provided by ”eye floaters”, See http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1961901 and the suite of invasive and self-protective options (including quorum sensing) available to Candida Albicans, See http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1962320 both suggest that the abilities of this organism to maintain its presence in the human host have been underestimated. We need to be at least as subtle and strategically-minded as evolution has made it in order to reduce its impact. Although its major presence is in the alimentary canal from throat to an ...
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Regarding your query about biofilms and Wondro, the following reference indicates that the thymol component of oil of thyme may have inhibitory effects on biofilm formation: Braga PC et al. ”Thymol inhibits Candida albicans biofilm formation and mature biofilm”, Intl Journal of Antimicrobial Agents, Volume 31, Issue 5, Pp. 472-477, May 2008. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18329858 The original formulation of Wondro included 48 fl oz of oil of thyme for each 25 gallon batch, something that was added to ameliorate the odor. However, it appears that this may have amplified its ef ...
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Assuming that azo food dyes containing sulfite side chains can be acetylated just by coming into contact with yeast-released acetaldehyde in the gut, then why would that trigger an immune system response? Drug delivery experiments have shown that acetylation increases the bioavailability of orally ingested molecular configurations [*]. This implies that a much higher concentration of acetylated food dye molecules could potentially migrate into the bloodstream than if they remained in their native (unmodified) form. Once in the bloodstream of sensitized individuals, the immune system wou ...
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The singular possibility that the commensal yeast Candida Albicans may be releasing toxic acetaldehyde during its own metabolic processing of dietary carbohydrates (sugar is a simple carbohydrate) requires a complete rethinking of the initiation and manifestation of disease processes. Everything that is ingested, digested, absorbed and excreted has the opportunity of reacting with this molecule and producing something else in the process that may be deleterious to well being. And if this isn’t enough, the toxin itself can leech its way through the intestinal walls and take a ferry ride on ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Wondro -- Inside Out http://www.scribd.com/doc/101099776 http://www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=7D42SJH6 This is an exploration of the biochemical aspects of the herbal remedy Wondro in relation to the disease-causing potential of acetaldehyde released by the commensal yeast Candida Albicans.   [End]
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Tryptophan is one of the twenty standard amino acids. Although it isn’t a biogenic amine like the ones discussed previously (e.g. dopamine, serotonin, histamine), it is also vulnerable to attack by acetaldehyde in a Pictet-Spengler ring closure reaction: The resulting compound (3-carboxy-1-methyl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-beta-carboline) can no longer participate in any of the amino-acid related functions of its parent tryptophan. Since tryptophan is an essential amino acid in the human diet, it is subject to deficiency by both dietary inadequacy (e.g. pellagra) or biochemical proce ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Let’s suppose that individuals resident in a certain community started to manifest the following rather nebulous profile of symptoms: • Chronic pain throughout the muscles and tendons or any soft tissues of the body • Chronic malaise – general feeling of discomfort, fatigue, and illness • Brain fog – state of forgetfulness and confusion • Chronic infections • Gastrointestinal complaints (diarrhea, constipation, bloating, gas, heartburn, indigestion) • Food allergies • Dizziness • Migraines and/or headaches • Visual disturbances • Mood swings, depression, and/or anxiety • Nerv ...
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One of the reasons that yeast-induced acetaldehyde toxicity presents such a confusing symptomatic profile is that the high reactivity of acetaldehyde means that it can affect multiple physiologically competing processes in different ways. Consider histamine for example. This is a biogenic amine involved in the inflammatory response of the immune system especially with respect to allergens that bind to mast cells and trigger its release. A runny nose and water eyes are classic symptoms of an histamine-mediated allergic reaction. There is also a Pictet-Spengler reaction here that mig ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Biogenic amines are life-essential substances that the body creates internally for diverse purposes. The monoamine subclass contains a single amino group connected to an aromatic ring by a two-carbon chain (-CH2-CH2-). A prime example is serotonin which plays a major role in regulating intestinal movements, mood, appetite, sleep, memory, and learning. Note the long tail terminated by the NH2 group. We have seen this configuration before in the discussion on carnosine: See Acetaldehyde+carnosine http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1958520 The Pictet-Spengler reaction is a ... [Image Embedded Here]
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If Candida Albicans can at one and the same time colonize multiple nutrient-rich sites in the body and self-limit its own proliferation, then it must have a technique for remotely sensing its own activity levels in order to coordinate this balancing act. Quorum sensing is a stimulus and response system based upon population density, observed in bacteria and social insects, to regulate behavior via gene expression. Although the models studied to date have involved signaling molecules at the biochemical level to achieve this, there may be more to quorum sensing on the energetic level as ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The mobility of Candida Albicans in terms of morphic shifting between budding to hyphal and back to budding in response to temperature, pH, nutrient depletion, antifungal attack, immune system challenge, and biochemical changes to its environment has been well studied. This means that it certainly has access to other nutrient-rich areas in the body that suit its colonization requirements. The ”eye floater” phenomenon suggests that the yeast has availed itself of this ability. But at the same time it must have techniques for coordinating and self-limiting its own proliferation in multiple ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Most people have polysystemic Candida Albicans ”colonization” without manifesting the overt clinical symptoms of fulminating ”candidiasis”, something that is medically acknowledged to be a serious and potentially fatal condition in immunocompromised patients. Since conventional wisdom relegates Candida Albicans to being a ”harmless” commensal resident of the gastrointestinal tract and troublesome but not pathogenic causal agent of vaginal yeast infections, is there any evidence to support the controversial statement that yeast in the body is everywhere in everyone? More than a few have ... [Image Embedded Here]
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While it may be true that LDL receptors malfunction in the presence of acetaldehyde, we may not have to look any farther than the thyroid to find a reason for high cholesterol levels. Acetaldehyde is so reactive that the tissues most affected will be those in closest proximity to the source of the toxin, e.g. leaky gut/leaky throat as discussed previously. See acetaldehyde + leaky gut http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1956265 See acetaldehyde + leaky throat http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1960577 Since hypothyroidism and hyperlipidemia go hand in hand, the major contr ...
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Another model for cholesterol homeostasis interference: Cholesterol is a waxy fatty steroid constituent of mammalian cell membranes. When a cell requires cholesterol, it synthesizes the necessary LDL (low-density lipoprotein) receptors, and inserts them into the plasma membrane. These respond to circulating LDL molecules in the bloodstream and facilitate their transfer from outside of the cell to the inside (endocytosis). As in many cellular receptor proteins, cysteine disulfide bonds are an important part of the LDL receptor. If acetaldehyde has disrupted these disulfide bonds, ... [Image Embedded Here]
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It is important to note that acetaldehyde scavenging does not repair damage done by previous acetaldehyde exposure. It merely prevents further damage from additional acetaldehyde being released by yeast metabolism -- something that happens whenever the yeast is fermenting pyruvate from carbohydrates in the diet. Sugar is a rapidly metabolized low molecular weight carbohydrate. See Teaspoon of sugar http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1954934 By reducing the cumulative stress incurred from chronic acetaldehyde exposure, an acetaldehyde scavenger allows the body’s own healing processe ...
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WONDRO FOR ONE • precipitated sulfur, USP (1/2 tsp) • flax oil (2 tbsp) Measure the oil into a small glass ramekin. Add the powdered sulfur and mix with a milk frother so that the sulfur is well-distributed throughout the oil. Place a glass lid over the ramekin and microwave on high for 5 minutes or until the oil has changed color from a yellowy mixture into a black viscous liquid. Cool and consume on a tablespoon or from an egg cup. A drop of oil of thyme or oil of garlic may be added to the Wondro before consumption to add a known antifungal to the compound. If the ... [Image Embedded Here]
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There are conflicting reports on the web about the usage of garlic as a home remedy for heartburn. For some it seems to be a trigger and for others the answer to their quest for relief. Assuming that yeast in the throat and esophagus has something to do with the condition (see previous post), we may be able to rationalize both types of experience. Remember that we are not dealing with a passive organism here. Yeast is prepared to fight when antifungally challenged (e.g. by garlic). One of the ways it does this is to shift morphology from a budding yeast into an invasive hyphal form, ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Candida Albicans yeast as a mobile commensal fungus tends to gravitate towards regions of the body where it has a nutrient-rich supply of resources and also where it is able to exert a certain degree of host-control. The upper region of the esophagus adjacent to the thyroid satisfies both of these constraints. Entrenched there Candida Albicans has first choice of any ingested materials before they descend into the somewhat harsh acidic environment of the stomach. Also, possibly via acetaldehyde-mediated suppression of thyroid response to its activating hormone TSH, yeast colonization in t ...
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For a historical perspective of its popularity in the first half of the twentieth century see: Wondro Testimonials Pamphlet http://www.scribd.com/doc/76584628 http://www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=W4S59AQF Wondro hasn’t been marketed since the early 1950’s and it is only recently that it has been demonstrated that it can be safely made in the kitchen in single dosage quantities (see ”Astrophysiology and Yeast -- Wondro For One”). Astrophysiology...and Yeast http://www.scribd.com/doc/74090699 http://www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=7JQU45V8 The following is an easier (perhaps not ...
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Is there anywhere I can buy this wondro stuff, I bet I could probably just make it. Can anyone tell me if it is safe?   [End]
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Although the symptoms and diseases are as different as night and day, there is a common failure pattern here. The miniscule size of acetaldehyde is allowing it access to places where it shouldn’t be and its reactivity is allowing it to bond to configurations where it doesn’t belong. Then, once it reacts, it remains there, impairing the structure or function of the biological entity that was unfortunate enough to be exposed to it. Furthermore, it does this in a clandestine fashion since its two carbon, four hydrogen, and one oxygen atoms just blend into the landscape without exposing themse ...
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Oxygen is a mainstay in the metabolism of most lifeforms on this planet. But processes such as combustion (e.g. forest fires) and oxidation (e.g. rusting) demonstrate that oxygen may have a destructive aspect as well. Reactive oxygen species in the body are unstable molecular configurations of oxygen containing unpaired valence shell electrons that make them highly reactive with the surrounding cellular environment. Oxidative stress resulting from excess reactive oxygen species in the body can damage DNA, RNA, lipids, and proteins. Since oxidative stress is implicated in the path ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Disulfide bonds are found in the body wherever strength, flexibility, elasticity, or stickiness are required in protein structures. They may also be used as signalling switches to switch on or off processes such as secretion. They are a highly conserved structural element of G Protein-Coupled (GPCR) and ligand-gated ion channel receptors, something crucial to the fundamental integrity of biochemical communication in the body between secretory organs and cells and from cell to cell. They are a part of the tight junction protein matrix that keep the gut and the blood-brain barrier sealed. ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Since aldehydes are so reactive and potentially damaging to cellular structures it would be surprising if the body did not have multiple techniques for dealing with them. The dipeptide carnosine which is highly concentrated in muscle and brain tissues has the ability to scavenge aldehydes formed from the peroxidation of cell membrane fatty acids during oxidative stress. Carnosine can be manufactured in the body by carnosine synthase from L-histidine and beta-alanine with meat (beef/lamb) being its main dietary source. The noticeable difference between carnosine and previous acetal ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Nerve impulses continuously flash throughout the body’s neural network at speeds up to 100 meters/second allowing split second action/reaction mechanisms to cope with changes in the surrounding environment. A petite mal or grand mal episode can disrupt this coordinated process with a seizure that may last from a few seconds up to several minutes. Neurons in the network talk to each other via neurotransmitters that either excite neuronal firing (glutamate) or inhibit impulse firing (γ-aminobutyric acid or GABA). Although there are several different aspects to the pathology o ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The hazardous material data sheet for acetaldehyde drives home just how dangerous this stuff is. It is highly flammable, reactive, and poses a health hazard in the industrial workplace unless utmost precautions are exercised in its handling. See http://nj.gov/health/eoh/rtkweb/documents/fs/0001.pdf Although acetaldehyde appears as a transient structure in the biochemistry of the body, it is safely secured within enzymes when it is being used in this manner in a reaction. It is not allowed to come into random contact with other body structures by drifting freely in the cellular milie ...
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Beta 1,3 / 1,6 glucans are long-chain molecules that are common cell structural components in fungi. They are found in the cell walls of Candida Albicans. See Kapteyn et al. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC177097/ Supplementing with Beta 1,3 / 1,6 glucan may play a role in step three of the yeast abatement protocol: • reactivate the body’s own innate immune response to reduce yeast populations Combining both an acetaldehyde scavenger and an immune system activator may have a synergistic effect for recovery by reducing acetaldehyde exposure in complementary ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Acetaldehyde is so highly reactive that it is difficult to trace, especially in the body. However, in the presence of thiamine-pyrophosphate, acetyl-coenzyme A and NADH it reacts to form a stable metabolite called 2,3-butanediol. Note that the resulting molecule has the structure of two acetaldehyde molecules butted end to end. One of the acetyl groups comes from acetyl-coenzyme A and the other from free acetaldehyde. 2,3-butanediol has been found in the urine of humans in ”apparently unrelated disease states”. See Casazza et al. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2107613 ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Acetaldehyde inhibits the enzyme protein tyrosine phosphatase (PTP), possibly by blocking the conserved cysteine (sulfur-containing) residue at the active site. PTPs are a group of enzymes that remove phosphate groups from phosphorylated tyrosine residues on proteins. The unimpeded action of PTPs are a necessary part of the formation/maintenance of epithelial tight junctions. These tight junction structures seal the intestinal walls so that they are impermeable to macromolecules and fluids. Translation: ”acetaldehyde can punch holes in the intestinal wall = leaky gut syndrome” See At ...
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Dopamine may react with acetaldehyde to form salsolinol mediated by the enzyme salsolinol synthase. But salsolinol is a neurotoxin involved in the apoptosis of dopaminergic neurons. This implicates the production of acetaldehyde by Candida Albicans as a possible precursor to the development of Parkinson’s disease in genetically predisposed individuals. See Epp LM, Mravec B ”Chronic polysystemic candidiasis as a possible contributor to onset of idiopathic Parkinson’s disease”, Bratisl Lek Listy 2006: 107(6-7): 227-230 http://www.bmj.sk/2006/107067-01.pdf   [End]
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Many of the Wondro testimonials (circa 1930’s) spoke of relief from ”stomach troubles” that were chronic and apparently untreatable. It has been well established that increased intestinal permeability (leaky gut) is associated with the pathology of numerous diseases: • inflammatory bowel diseases such (eg. Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis) • chronic inflammatory arthritides • acne • psoriasis • eczema • urticaria • irritable bowel syndrome • autism to name just a few. Is leaky gut the cause, an effect, or a consequence of something common to all of these conditions? In a sens ... [Image Embedded Here]
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If the assumption made in the previous post is correct: that there may be significant damage inflicted upon the body from yeast colonization and release of acetaldehyde in the esophageal lining, something that is missed by encapsulated antifungals and acetaldehyde scavengers; then there should be other clues that support this. What is situated immediately adjacent to this region? The thyroid gland is located in the neck wrapped around the esophagus! This endocrine gland produces hormones that control the metabolism of almost every tissue in the body including how they use energy, make ... [Image Embedded Here]
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There are over 200 different types of cells comprising the trillions of cells that make up the human body, each with its own specific function. At any given time an individual cell may contain over ten billion proteins of at least ten thousand different types of the estimated over one hundred thousand different kinds of proteins in the human body. Orchestrating the production, function, and disposal of such a vast array of shapes and sizes is a mammoth task. Part of a cell’s job is to maintain its own integral function while working in harmony with the other cells in the body. It needs ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Anything with 94 sextillion atoms of sulfur for every two tablespoon dosage is going to have a rather pungent odor, even if the sulfur is buried in the fatty acids of flax oil. At some point in its production history in the first half of the twentieth century the mode of Wondro consumption was changed from a liquid to gel capsules for this very reason. Although it still appeared to work, there was a lingering perception amongst those who made it and took it that it just wasn’t quite as effective in this form. Fast forward to today...have your ever eaten a Caesar Salad with a potent garl ...
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In light of the previous post, trying to starve the yeast out of existence in your system by depriving it of the sugar that it likes and needs might seem like a reasonable approach. In fact, sugar cravings are one of the indicative signs that there is an overgrowth of yeast on board, intercepting what the body needs for its own energy requirements. If a significant proportion of sucrose in the diet emerges as acetaldehyde, reducing the amount of raw material for yeast metabolism is certainly a factor in recovery. However, too strict a diet in this regard may be counterproductive. It is ... [Image Embedded Here]
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We’re not just talking about a few acetaldehyde molecules here and there. To put things into perspective let’s see what happens in the worst case scenario if budding yeast in the gut gets a hold of and metabolizes an entire teaspoon of sugar (sucrose). In one teaspoon of sugar: 1 tsp sucrose X 4 g / tsp X 1 mol / 342.3 g X 6.02 x 10^23 molecules / mol equals about 7 x 10^21 molecules of sucrose. There is one molecule of glucose for each molecule of sucrose and each molecule of glucose yields two molecules of pyruvate which can be metabolized by pyruvate decarboxylase in y ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Initial testing with timed release N-acetyl-L-cysteine (Resbid) emulsified in flax oil: o slightly bitter taste upon ingestion but no adverse reactions o overall improvement in taste and appetite This protocol has the potential of thinly coating the entire alimentary canal in the same manner that Wondro did in one of the major areas of yeast overgrowth, from mouth (coated tongue) to anus (pruritus). NAC has one sulfur atom suitably positioned for acetaldehyde binding and can capture one acetaldehyde per molecule of NAC. Linolenic acid (an omega-3 fatty acid) is on ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Strictly speaking, chelation therapy is the intravenous administration of chelating agents such as EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) to remove ”heavy metals” from the body. There are controversial applications of this technique for other diseases as well with widely differing opinions on the efficacy of such treatments. EDTA works by sequestering a (positive) cation such as lead within an electronegative net so that it is unable to interact with sites in the body that are vulnerable to attack by the heavy metal. http://curezone.com/upload/_C_Forums/Candida/edta_chelate.png He ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The carcinogenic aspects of acetaldehyde as a metabolite of alcohol and as a constituent of tobacco smoke have already been established in the medical research journals. With a commensal yeast (Candida Albicans) in the picture releasing acetaldehyde as a part of its metabolism, this places virtually everyone at risk to acetaldehyde toxicity, not just drinkers and smokers. Acetaldehyde is so highly reactive that there may be many different biochemical pathways by which this occurs but consider the following two possibilities: PROSTAGLANDINS Prostaglandins are cell-to-cell regulator ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Enzymes are folded protein conglomerations that facilitate the production of certain molecules required by the body from raw materials that are already present. They are three-dimensional structures that attract and hold the raw material molecules just long enough in just the right orientation for the new product to form. Size, shape, charge, and fluid dynamic motion may all play a role in bringing the reagents together under ideal conditions so that the product can emerge. Enzymes are fast workers, capable of catalyzing several million reactions per second. An enzyme inhibitor is a sub ... [Image Embedded Here]
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As good as Wondro was in its time, it may be possible to concoct an alternative based on its mode of action and the ideas raised in this discussion. OBJECTIVES: O sulfur must be present as an attractive irreversible binding site for acetaldehyde [Elemental sulfur exists as a tight octatomic ring. This may not provide as much of an externally attractive electronegative profile for acetaldehyde binding as a sulfur atom that is part of another molecular structure. This would explain why the results obtained with Wondro (a sulfur-bearing compound) were superior to ”sulfur and molass ...
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”An important feature of cholesterol sulfate is that it is amphiphilic, due to its NEGATIVE charge, and thus it can travel freely in the bloodstream...” From ”Might cholesterol sulfate deficiency contribute to the development of autistic spectrum disorder?” by Seneff, et al. Truss (Missing Diagnosis II) documented cases of autism that responded favorably to anti-yeast protocols. Acetaldehyde is a highly electrophilic tiny molecule. Any acetaldehyde emitted by yeast metabolism in the intestinal villi will easily pass through the intestinal wall and have unrestricted access to the ...
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Yeast is an incredibly complex, polymorphic, highly adaptable organism. The ability of Candida Albicans to insert itself into the bioflora of the human body and remain there indefinitely is a delicate balancing act between providing for its own needs and modulating the immune response of its host without killing its sugar-daddy. Precisely how it has been accomplishing this has remained elusive. But here is where the Wondro testimonials may provide a useful clue. They are not medical research but they do represent an ad hoc clinical trial of sorts that demonstrated the results of introdu ...
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Chronic exposure to acetaldehyde is so potentially pervasive that the body starts to fail at its weakest points conditioned by the cumulative level of daily exposure (a function of dietary sugar content and yeast colonization population), the physical location(s) of the yeast colonies emitting the toxin, and inherent genetic vulnerabilities. Although there may be a nebulous array of common symptoms, each individual may eventually develop a different diagnosed ”disease” with a known label. This could explain why something like Wondro, which appears to be able to do little more than scav ...
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Page 18, Lethbridge Herald, September 4, 1937 - Newspaper Archive www.newspaperarchive.com/lethbridge-herald/1937-09-04/page-18 If you are interested in reading Page 18, Lethbridge Herald, September 4, 1937, ... Lethbridge by Remedy Brocket Resident Effects of Wondro For many years a ... Page 8, Lethbridge Herald, December 3, 1937 - Newspaper Archive www.newspaperarchive.com/lethbridge-herald/1937-12-03/page-8 If you are interested in reading Page 8, Lethbridge Herald, December 3, 1937, ... of The balance represented sundry ECZEMA GOES WHEN WONDRO USED ... Page 15, Lethbridge Her ...
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okay great, thanks a lot I’m going to order some and try to make a little. We’ll see how it goes   [End]
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http://www.medshopexpress.com/10005090.html has it in 4oz quantities for $4.37. Powdered sulfur is quite commonly used topically as a chigger repellant.   [End]
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A couple of quick reflections: Aldehydes are tissue fixatives (remember the formaldehyde-soaked frog in high school biology class). Acetaldehyde will harden tissues. Aberrations in the body’s cholesterol mechanisms may be an attempt to compensate for this interference. Also acetaldehyde has a marked affinity for anything that contains sulfur, which is highly electronegative. This is confirmed by the tissue-staining compound, aldehyde fuchsin, used for histological analysis. It has the amazing property of staining some of the very same molecular groups that are prone to reaction with ...
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do you know any place online where you can purchase the precipitated sulphur, USP in small amounts? The smallest amount I could find anybody selling it in 500 g for about $75   [End]
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When it was produced in large batches, the sulfur and oil were mixed in 60-gallon stainless steel kettles with intense heat (500-600 F) applied for approximately 1 hour before the reaction occurred. This has not been done since the early 1950’s. For a batch larger than single dosage adequate ventilation of the production area is paramount. The proof of concept experiment to see if it could be made in single dosage quantities used a 900W microwave on HIGH for about 5 minutes. It is immediately obvious when the reaction has occurred because of the color change. This particular substance h ...
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here’s a blog entry you might find interesting MIT PhD researcher claims that most people actually suffering from cholesterol levels are too low, or rather what we really need is sulfated cholesterol, something that Statin drugs prevent http://cindy-on-health.blogspot.com/2012/03/cholesterol-sulfate-and-sulfur-cycle.html   [End]
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At what temperature point is the oil hot enough to bond with the sulfur?   [End]
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If Wondro was so good, what happened to it? It was a temporal casualty. It was forced out of production (1950’s) at a time when antibiotics were supposed to herald the ”end of disease”. There was no knowledge then as to how it could possibly work for so many different conditions and testimonials are not medical research. Wondro produced amazing results, but why? Truss’s work was brilliant, but where was the proof? Both of these challenged the paradigm of their time to such an extent that they were labelled medical heresy and dismissed as frauds. But now these two ideas (veno ...
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The usage of flax oil was rooted in the historical origins of this remedy but any oil with a high content of unsaturated fatty acids would likely work in this regard. It is the double carbon-to-carbon bond (unsaturated) that is the reaction/insertion point for the sulfur -- a form of vulcanization. The alteration in color and increase in viscosity from flax oil to Wondro supports the assumption that the end-product is a sulfurated form of the original oil constituents. Linolenic fatty acid (an omega-3) would take up even more sulfur than the linoleic described previously for illustrat ...
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okay, I see your points. I can understand why it would be better to use the precipitated sulphur, USP and why heating is necessary However, I still question why you would need to use the flax oil. does the oil need to be a oil high in Omega three? if not it would seem like a much better choice would be a heat-stable oil like sesame or olive oil another choice might be walnut oil, which is higher in omega-3 content than sesame or olive oil (but still much lower than flaxseed oil) but still somewhat heat-stable   [End]
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The primary acetaldehyde scavenger recommended in the ”Yeast Abatement Protocol” chapter is timed-release N-acetyl-L-Cysteine (RESBID) as you suggest. The underlying epiphany here is that a lot of successful remedies and ”diets” embody a molecular structure that includes the salient sulfur. This means that they may also share a common mode of action in their ability to scavenge yeast-emitted acetaldehyde before it gets a chance to interact with the body. Acetaldehyde as a byproduct of alcohol consumption is produced in the liver where there are an abundance of enzymes to deal with it but t ... [Image Embedded Here]
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You are correct about heating flax seed oil and health benefits. It contains highly volatile unsaturated fatty acids that are broken down by heating and then unsuitable for action in their fatty acid form. Wondro is not a substitute for flax seed oil. Cold-pressed, unheated flax oil should be consumed separately for its health benefits, preferably emulsified with quark to improve its absorption as per the Budwig diet. But with regards to sulfuration, the heat breaks up the elemental sulfur octatomic rings and chemically inserts the sulfur atoms into the double bonds of the fatty acids. ... [Image Embedded Here]
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if you are claiming that the main way that Candida damages the body is through acetaldehyde, that it seems like the sulfur containing amino acid cysteine is what you want http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/life/human-biology/hangover4.htm A product of alcohol metabolism that is more toxic than alcohol itself, acetaldehyde is created when the alcohol in the liver is broken down by an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase. The acetaldehyde is then attacked by another enzyme, acetaldehyde dehydrogenase, and another substance called glutathione, which contains high quantities o ...
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okay, so I read the that ’wondro for one’ chapter, that it calls for microwaving the flaxseed/sulfur mixture. Does not sound like a good idea. Wouldn’t that destroy a lot of the health benefits of flaxseed oil? Found this on the budwig protocol website --”never use flax oil to cook with. It must not be heated. ”The substance that is so important for respiration is very heat sensitive. It will be destroyed at approximately 42º C.” (Johanna Budwig: Der Tod des Tumors - Band II [The Death of the Tumor, Vol. II], page 158). 42ºC is approximately 108ºF. You can add flaxoil after cooking when ...
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Regarding the mode of action of Wondro, the following structure is proposed for the configuration of the sulfurated fatty acid molecule after the trap has been sprung. Two nasty molecules of acetaldehyde have been ”captured” and neutralized. Wondro has the advantage of starting and finishing as a biologically neutral molecule. It serves no purpose in the body so that binding to acetaldehyde does not deprive the body of anything essential. It is a sacrificial decoy to prevent acetaldehyde (an immunosuppressive neurotoxin) from gumming up stuff that is critical. It has no deleterious side ef ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Linoleic acid is one of the constituents of flax oil. Sulfurated linoleic acid which results when flax oil is heated with elemental sulfur may have the following structure. The sulfur binds into the oil at the double bond linkages and makes the resulting compound more viscous and opaque. This increased viscosity allows Wondro to coat and persist in the intestinal lining where yeast proliferates. It has a preponderance of exposed sulfur atoms readily available to acetaldehyde emitted from the yeast. Acetaldehyde has a size, shape, and electrophilic nature similar to a heavy metal with the ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Biofilms such as those formed by Candida are almost impregnable fortresses that resist antifungal penetration. Wondro (sulfurated flax oil) that appeared to be quite effective in mopping up the immunosuppressor acetaldehyde emitted by yeast was also used in a more viscous modality called ”Black Ointment” for healing of external sores. It was quite effective at preventing infection and promoting the recovery process. I’m not sure what effect it might have on a biofilm colony, per se. The process for making ”Black Ointment” is similar to that described for Wondro in the reference except that ...
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Have you anymore info on this protocol? I am looking for a product(s) that deals with biofilms and agrobacterium. Thanks much. Did a Google search but didn’t find much.   [End]
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CH3CHO + CO2 CH3COCOOH pyruvate CH3CHO acetaldehyde CO2 carbon dioxide The fact that individuals who have used MMS trade off one set of symptoms (Ach exposure) for another (ClO2 exposure) may be the elusive evidence that toxic acetaldehyde is indeed being produced in vivo. Fortunately, there are other less risk-prone methods that are just as effective for dealing with and reducing the production of acetaldehyde generated in this manner. [*] Truss C.O., Metabolic abnormalities in patients with chronic candidiasis: the acetaldehyde hypothesis . J ...
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disease connection proposed by Truss once again.   [End]
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Why would a single-purpose remedy such as Wondro taken alone require one or two months to produce any significant results? [The proposed mode of action of Wondro as an acetaldehyde scavenger means that it must persist in the same vicinity as the colonizing yeast cells that are producing this toxin. The surface area of the small intestine is vast because of the villi folds that increase its absorptive capacity for nutrients. Opportunistic yeast can be expected to proliferate in these nutrient-rich cavities. To effectively neutralize the effects of acetaldehyde being excreted by each and ...
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Wondro hasn’t been marketed since the early 1950’s and it is only recently that it has been demonstrated that it can be safely made in the kitchen in single dosage quantities (see ”Astrophysiology and Yeast -- Wondro For One”). I have tested this and tried it but am currently using the ”Astrophysiology and Yeast -- Yeast Abatement Protocol” which is a combination of homeopathics and supplements with timed-released N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (”Resbid”) as the acetaldehyde scavenger. This appears to work but the historical success of Wondro in light of the acetaldehyde connection makes it yet anoth ...
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May I ask then, are you going to try Wondro? Have you tried it? Everything you say makes perfect sense and it might be worth a shot.   [End]
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Acetaldehyde is the venom that the yeast excretes to control its host and blunt the innate immune system response to its presence. Wondro was the antidote for the venom. It’s that simple...   [End]
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The acetaldehyde (Ach) connection here looms larger with every passing moment. Red blood cells are capable of providing ”catch and release” transport of Ach to all parts of the body. Having a source of Ach (ie. Candida Albicans) in the intestinal mucosa means that Ach is being generated in a region external to the liver where the normal ethanol to Ach to acetate detoxification reaction is performed. The downstream toxic effects of Ach circulating in the bloodstream are horrendous. Its size and shape and electrophilic nature are allowing it to behave just like a heavy metal atom (eg. lead/c ...
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Interesting..the article suggests NAC to scavenge acetylhyde and also likes ALA to help deal with acetylhyde. I agree with him acetylhyde is a huge culprit when dealing with candida. The sulphrated flax oil--”wondro” reminds me of the budwig cancer cure--cottage cheese blended with flax oil An interesting combination might be flax oil blended with NAC or Flax oil with ALA?   [End]
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Astrophysiology...and Yeast www.scribd.com/doc/74090699 www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=7JQU45V8   [End]
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Considering the daily activities of a mosquito, im curious to know how it would have died. Are there any diseases that are spread by mosquitos, that can be passed to humans, that would before they infect a human, kill them? Are there any human diseases that would kill a mosquito? It could have died from age. Im trying to find out how to tell the difference from male and female now....   [End]
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Swine Flu cured by Vit. C http://www.3news.co.nz/Living-Proof-Vitamin-C---Miracle-Cure/tabid/371/articleID/171328/Default.aspx   [End]
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what can i do, im a former 34 years old ,mexican dog handler getting bite by a mosquitoe in temecula ca in my way to a classic dog show DEL MAR near to san diego i just have 6 months visa to stay here cause the regular visa was stolen from 2 years ago and the lady toll me that for have a 10 years visa have to be workin & prove my attachment to the place i come from   [End]
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Home › News › Boulder & County News Vitamin C helps West Nile victim Vanessa Miller, Camera Staff Writer Wednesday, September 13, 2006 Jack Butler came down with the West Nile virus during its big hit in 2003. ”I had mild fever and a constant headache, and I felt really dopey,” the 70-year-old Longmont resident said. After about 10 days he went to the doctor, who urged he be tested for West Nile. Upon learning he was positive, Butler found out about Tom Levy, a Colorado doctor who’s researched the effects Vitamin C has on viruses. Levy has reported patients who have gotten bette ...
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Does anyone know of someone serviving the most severe case of west nile ? If so please tell me what treatment they received and what to do to find help time is of the essence. thank-you ps. there were statements of a cure with vitamin C could not find doctors information please please get me to this information!   [End]
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Does anyone know of a good mosquito killer for the yard?  are bug zappers the way to go?  or the repellents?  I have been trying to decide on something like this http://www.offprotects.com/outdoorfogger.aspx  or something bigger like the http://www.skeeterdefeater.com/ but neither have any reviews?    [End]
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Hi everyone, just thought I would share with you my experience with the WNV. It is interesting that someone already mentioned someone have a bad case in Colorado. I believe the WNV is an epidemic, put in certain areas of the country. I used to live near Boulder, Co and 4 people I worked with, including myself, came down with the symptoms of WNV. 3 out of the 4 of us got tested (I will post how the doctors do this later) and 2 were tested positive and I was tested negative. I got tested several months after, plus I had the mildest reaction, so the virus could have gone dormant, hopefully aw ...
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Atlanta’s ’Health” Nazis and their conspiracy of silence Fulton Cty Health Dept continues Mad Chicken muzzling The Fulton County ”Health” Dept, located near the CDC which promotes America’s pharmaceutical vivisectors, is continuing the West Nile scam, the CDC program of mislabeling Mad Chicken, Mad Cow, Mad Pig as another disease. BSE deaths have been called encephalitis, meningitis, West Nile, food poisoning etc. by the CDC who like the FDA, USDA, Commerce Dept and HHS are protectors of the multi tirllion dollar animal flesh industry. http://www.madcowboy.com ...
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Atlanta’s ’Health” Nazis and their conspiracy of silence Fulton Cty Health Dept continues Mad Chicken muzzling The Fulton County ”Health” Dept, located near the CDC which promotes America’s pharmaceutical vivisectors, is continuing the West Nile scam, the CDC program of mislabeling Mad Chicken, Mad Cow, Mad Pig as another disease. BSE deaths have been called encephalitis, meningitis, West Nile, food poisoning etc. by the CDC who like the FDA, USDA, Commerce Dept and HHS are protectors of the multi tirllion dollar animal flesh industry. http://www.madcowboy.com ht ...
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i have been here over 5 yrs and i have seen maybe 5 mosquitos.  maybe that is why. it says it was not contracted here, even.     [End]
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Wow, I find that amazing that San Diego has its first case of West Nile. My state (Mississippi) is having record breaking cases this year. In fact, the area I live in the deep south is averaging at least a case a day. Of course, our mosquitoes are as big as birds over here and they dive bomb you! Paulette   [End]
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UPDATED: 1:02 pm PDT August 23, 2007 SAN DIEGO -- An 85-year-old Los Angeles County man remains hospitalized in San Diego Thursday with West Nile virus, but county health officials said he did not contract the mosquito-borne illness locally. According to the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency, the man is in stable condition. He became ill shortly after coming to San Diego County in early August, and was later hospitalized, according to the HHSA. "The man was admitted to a local ...
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I am desperately looking for something that might ease with what I and others think to be WNV. I just today had blood taken and hopefully will hear something tomorrow. The first day that I knew something was wrong is when I became violently ill with such suddeness my head spun. Never have I been hit so hard and so low as this. It’s been one week now. I really don’t feel so bad now since taking some herbs. But when I exert myself, a sudden wave of feeling really bad becomes me and this will last a good couple of hours. I am so weak and tired and must get back to work. Any other information ...
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Originally appeared at: http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=309&i=52 Using poisonous pesticides to kill mosquitos is ineffective to control West Nile Virus and is harmful to human and environmental health. Prevention and non-DEET insect repellants are recommended... From ACTION NOW: ”Although few people ever become infected with West Nile Virus and most don’t even know they have it, last year 830 human cases of West Nile Virus and 28 fatalities were confirmed in California. Attempting to kill adult mosquitoes by fogging the air with poisonous pyrethroid pesticides provides i ...
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Yesterday, I received an email message from Dr. Thomas Levy, the man who’s taken Linus Pauling’s place as the guru of vitamin C in mega-doses. Dr. Levy said that he had cured two cases of West Nile Virus in Boulder, Colorado. He sent a cover story from The Boulder Weekly which corroborated his claim. Two men, one 68 and the other, 55, were cured of year-long cases of West Nile Virus when Dr. Levy gave them mega-doses of vitamin C intravenously. The older man was cured in 30 hours. The younger men had three drip-infusions, and was pronounced cured. For more informatio ...
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Where I am in western Canada, the next two weeks are apparently going to be the most populated with the mosquito that carries west nile. In two towns each about 20 miles away, they have trapped so many mosquitos that are carrying west nile, that they have decided to spray (fog) this weekend. So which is worse fogging or west nile? Who exactly gets sick with west nile? Is West Nile a true concern, or just media hype?   [End]
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CDC Reports on West Nile Virus Activity EM Today June 28, 2004 Arizona leads the nation with 20 reported cases of West Nile Virus activity, according to the latest statistics released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Thirty-two human cases have been reported to CDC this season as of June 22, 2004. Of the 32 cases, 14 were reported as West Nile fever, 16 were reported as West Nile meningitis or encephalitis (neuroinvasive disease), and 2 were clinically unspecified at this time. For additional details, go to: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/surv&controlCa ...
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