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is also gaining acceptance as an effective antimicrobial remedy (see http://www.miraclemineral.org). All of this shows that antibiotic-induced dysbiosis and candida are not isolated and relatively harmless problems, as the medical profession prefers to believe, but, rather, are the underlying cause of most of our modern diseases. is also gaining acceptance as an effective antimicrobial remedy success rate of up to 90 per cent by treating cancer as a fungus. (see http://www.miraclemineral.org). He infuses tumours with sodium bicarbonate solution and All of this shows that antibiotic-induced dysbiosis and candida — recommends taking bicarbonate in water to get rid of gastro- are not isolated and relatively harmless problems, as the medical intestinal cancer."” profession prefers to believe, but, rather, are the underlying cause Recently I received a personal communication that a large of most of our modern diseases. stomach tumour had unexpectedly shrunk after some mouthwash was swallowed for a few weeks for a different problem. The main Cancer and Leukaemia ingredient of this mouthwash was benzoic acid, a strong fungicide One hundred years ago, the rate of cancer was very low. Ihave _ that inhibits the metabolism of fungal cells. Cancer cells have the no doubt that the phenomenal increase in the use of agricultural same fungal-type metabolism which thrives on high levels of and industrial chemicals as well as pharmaceutical drugs has glucose and insulin, and they may therefore be regarded as types greatly accelerated the increase in the cancer rate, and there is also of fungal cells. a link to the consumption of sugar. Even stronger is the link to While the work of the German doctor Ryke Geerd Hamer * dysbiosis and candida. shows that emotional shock is a major Chemotherapy commonly leads to trigger for the development of cancer, a systemic candida infections, which . weak immune system as caused b reatly limit the success rate of the All of this shows that intestinal dysbiosis, systemic treatment. Long-term follow-up chemotherapy tends to cause candidiasis, toxic chemicals and root studies show that children develop 18 canal treatments appears to be an times more secondary malignant leukaemia and cancer essential co-factor. After all, a century 7Sutimes higher sk of breastcancer | MANY years later, mainly as eee emotional shocks as at by the time they are forty,’ and that the a result of dysbiosis and present, but cancer was very rare. risk of developing leukaemia after A A A A Conversely, there are lots of people chemotherapy for ovarian cancer systemic candida infection. with dysbiosis and filled root canals increases 21-fold. Also, other tumours who do not have cancer, but add commonly develop after treating emotional shock and voila! malignancies with chemotherapy." A main problem appears to be the development of deep or systemic Root Canal Fillings candida infections shortly after starting chemotherapy." Root-canal-filled teeth are a variation on the theme of intestinal Only recently have oncologists started to acknowledge what dysbiosis. They, too, appear to be a major contributing factor in patients called "chemo-brain", a distressing loss of memory and many health problems, including cancer, heart disease, arthritis, other cognitive functions. Psychiatrists have now found that the — kidney disease and auto-immune diseases. This is due to conventional treatment of cancer causes serious depression in 15 microbes that multiply in the multitude of tiny canals or tubules in to 25 per cent of patients. "The depression itself can often be the dentine and gradually leach out into the lymph system. Even worse than the disease," they say.’* Brain fog and depression are normally harmless microbes become very dangerous and more common with systemic candida. All of this shows that virulent and toxic under the anaerobic conditions in dead teeth. chemotherapy tends to cause leukaemia and cancer many years later, mainly as a result of dysbiosis and systemic candida infection. The reason for the widespread use of chemotherapy despite its lack of effectiveness, severe side effects and long-term cancer aT | promotion can be seen in the fact that private-practice “HELP F {ENE oncologists in the USA typically derive two-thirds of | MEDICINE | their income from selling chemotherapy to patients." ~ = This chemotherapy connection makes it very likely Sa that dysbiosis and systemic candida also promote cancer | Vee and leukaemia when they are caused as a result of antibiotic treatment. The rate of cancer really accelerated only after the use of antibiotics became | i =] yet | widespread. There is also more direct evidence that candida and other fungi are a cause of leukaemia. Meinolf Karthaus, THE He MD, reported on several children with leukaemia going pumBer into remission upon receiving antifungal remedies for — their "secondary" fungal infections."* In his lifetime of work, Milton White, MD, found fungal spores in every sample of cancer tissue he studied.'® Fungal infections have been diagnosed and treated as ——_ leukaemia, and leukaemia has disappeared on grain-free diets, presumably because of the high content of mycotoxins in grains." The Italian oncologist Dr Tullio Simoncini claims a Sea menus fe chemotherapy tends to cause leukaemia and cancer many years later, mainly as a result of dysbiosis and systemic candida infection. Root Canal Fillings Root-canal-filled teeth are a variation on the theme of intestinal dysbiosis. They, too, appear to be a major contributing factor in many health problems, including cancer, heart disease, arthritis, kidney disease and auto-immune diseases. This is due to microbes that multiply in the multitude of tiny canals or tubules in the dentine and gradually leach out into the lymph system. Even normally harmless microbes become very dangerous and more virulent and toxic under the anaerobic conditions in dead teeth. af —=——=TaHT ey FIGH 1| | MEDICIN — Semervif® NEXUS + 29 All of this shows that FEBRUARY — MARCH 2008 www.nexusmagazine.com