This new variation of candida that is so hard to eradicate from any environment in which and infected person may have been for any length of time, is THE new healthcare scare of recent weeks; and this one, unlike other famous outbreaks, is equally a problem in the USA as anywhere in "deepest, darkest Africa."
(Image courtesy of thenhf.com.)
The National Health Federation (TheNHF.com) the world's foremost advocate for natural medicine, health freedoms, actually helpful/useful RDA's, etc., has issued the following warning:
https://thenhf.com/2019/04/15/hidden-epidemic-death-by-hospital/
Here is a key excerpt from the link above:
"It is only a matter of time now……. we must read between the lines. Public health authorities are not forthcoming about a fungal infection that has been stealthily killing people for over a decade. There will be no safe place to run to. Hospitals will be cordoned off. Nurses will refuse to go to work. Human populations will die off in large numbers, starting in areas where anti-fungal herbicides have been employed that spawn drug resistance, as an ongoing public health threat that has been hidden for too long, spreads beyond hospital walls and now cannot be reversed. That is a predictable scenario given the following facts that have been hidden for too long.
Health authorities are not going to tell the public what is really going on. Most hospitals are threatened with being quarantined and even shuttered if not completely avoided by a frightened public. Visitors will not be allowed to enter. The health threat posed by a treatment-resistant fungus – Candida auris – is unprecedented. It has a 30-60% mortality rate!
Even after massive sanitation and decontamination measures, the fungal killer that is now making news headlines could not be eradicated. An aerosol hydrogen peroxide mist was sprayed in a hospital room; killed off all other bacteria and fungi. Only one organism grew back – Candida auris."
This is truly frightening..and a MANMADE CRISIS...partially caused by excessive use of certain anti-biotics, mis-diagnoses and coverup.
Here is another brief excerpt:
"It is often misidentified with other related yeasts. A confessional published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy says: “The real burden of Candida auris is uncertain owing to a lack of availability of diagnostic methods for its identification.” The mycologists are lost at sea.
As a chilling report published in the journal Clinical & Infectious Diseases notes, there has been a simultaneous emergence of Candida auris on different continents with the same genetic profile, which suggests it didn’t emanate from a single source and then spread. A retrospective investigation finds a case of Candida auris was reported in 1996 and another in 2008 before the so-called first reported case in 2009. We can accurately presume it’s been killing off hospital patients for some time now."
SO...treat with gut cleansers...probiotics... keep alkaline, and only resort to doctor/hospital visits as a last resort!!
VERY GOOD ADVICE!
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its a shame all candida is so easy to eliminate all strains but most people dont even know what candida was up until this has happened
and if your alkaline it sure is hard to get candida
took the chance of replying since im in the positive again and hopefully you dont get my dust from you know who
have a great day steve and keep up the knowledge
cheers
oh looks like im in the negative again lmao
god bless his dark little heart lmao
I have not seen this before. Your rep is reported as two different values on two different comments. I have seen rep change before my eyes before, but what I observed was that refreshing the page revealed a new rep value across instances of the affected avatar. Seeing two different rep values on separate instances is anomalous in my experience. Weird.
Thought I'd let you know.
theres a bug in the system so all reps are getting the jerkaround right now
thanks for letting me know valuedcustomer
have a great day
im more than likely in the negative rep really thanks to our king surfer beanie lol
again have a great day and take care
You were indeed right about your rep LOL. Doing what I can.
no worries friend other people need a lot more help than me here
im not here for the money but do appreciate your support big time and thanks for the messages
have a great evening and be safe be well and always starve the machine any chance you get
cheers
by the way i stay away from hospitals and doctors no matter if candida is there or not
after cancer and heart disease the stats show doctors and hospitals are the third leading causes of death
doctors are the last places anyone should go to get healed
in mexico they have a 85 percent success rate for cancer adn what do canada and the USS of A have
disgraceful really and
mexico has be treating multiple dystrophy and rhumatoid arthritis with 100 percent success rate while we poison people here
a complete joke really
ive cured more people from having open heart surgery in ten years than any one doctor has in his carreer s
so i would advise anyone to stay away from hospitals or doctors even if there is no candida there lmao
have a great day and had to have my rant for the day and this one was even educational lol
cheers
I can only agree
I've been dealing with a minor but debilitating issue for the last 2 years and after 7 doctors I finally found one which is competant.
Thankfully through this I'm now determined to learn what I need to know in order to be able to manage my health as much as much possible myself and naturally.
Good post !
Thanks WOF...so glad you found it useful.
Your image seems misleading, as it seems to report greater than 100% survival rate for C. auris.
There are some basic truths about pathogens that are generally applicable to C. auris as for all diseases. The cleaner and more sterile the environment, the more inviting of pathogens it is. Pathogens are generally (I have no specific information for C. auris) non-competitive with other organisms, due to their virulence. So environments that allow competing organisms to occupy the niches necessary to populations of pathogens tend to support only low numbers of the less competitive pathogens, because the more robust species out-compete pathogens for specific resources.
I cannot address C. auris specifically, but copper is an extraordinarily competent biocide. It is probable that if hospitals simply replaced stainless steel with copper, the majority of opportunistic infections would not occur. Where the additional strength of stainless is required, copper plating would still be possible, and effect the biological control native to copper.
I am not confident that hospitals are on the verge of quarantine. Were there significant spread of C. auris to constitute a desperate public health crisis and hospitals a primary vector, which is what would make quarantine of hospitals likely, I expect more people would be telling us about it. Note: I am not referring to the enemedia, but to social media, and the reports of individuals impacted.
The language and tone of the quote from the NHF really does not inspire credibility, particularly when illustrated by a picture that alleges greater than 100% survival of C. auris from immune cell response. I can't even imagine a rational mechanism that might conceivably create such an effect... White blood cells being converted to fungal cells? Serving as fungal nurseries? The overall sense of threat from C. auris I am left with as a result of my assessment of the image and quote from the NHF is reduced, rather than increased, because of these credibility issues.
Yes, I've heard very good things about copper also, lately. I didn't realize colloidal silver wasn't sufficient for almost any of these pathogens until recently.
I can only assume the chart is showing that C. Auris actually thrives MORE in that standard fungicide environment.