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Joseph Deliz's avatar

Another great piece here Wayne. You continue to push the envelope and test our belief systems regarding the presumed premise of both sides of this discussion. Again, this is exactly what the world needs in order to get to the bottom of all this stuff. Being a member of TLF, I am of course on the side of Terrain Theory (admittedly with a limited understanding of it all) but nonetheless I do believe that the basic fundamentals of this Theory is moving in the right direction. Opposed to the "other side" (Allopathic) which seems to only perpetuate a Sick Population through their "Standard of Medical Sick-Care". I also do NOT believe that the experts from the Terrain camp think that their theory is a zero sum game. I think they/we all realize that our bodies are complex entities that require complex care. If I understand your writings correctly, this is also one of the main components that you're explaining to us, yes? Along with the idea of people needing to Wake the heck up and start learning.. Personally for myself, Being barely a novice in this realm, I am inspired by many to learn as much Truth as humanly possible.

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This is a very interesting article. 8 years ago I got deathly ill. It started with a fever of 104 that continued for 3 days before I was taken to the hospital. It took them 24 hours to diagnose HIB. I had a septic/blood infection. The drs were stumped, my case was reported to the CDC because I was an adult, They told me this bacteria infection was rare in adults. Haemophilus influenzae is a Gram-negative, non-motile, coccobacillary, facultatively anaerobic, capnophilic pathogenic bacterium of the family Pasteurellaceae. Wikipedia

I was treated intensely by IV with antibiotics for 1 week in the hospital setting, followed by 2 weeks as an outpatient. I came in every day for an hour to receive IV anti biotics. I was cleared of the infection after the 3rd week. So I am just curious how my treatment anti bioitcs saved me from this sepsis death? It certainly aged me overnight. It took me 5 years to recover and get my strength back, I was in my early 50s. They told me that the bacteria had not left any "vegetation" I had several ultra sounds of my organs and CT scans through out my hospital stay. I developed adenomyosis during that 3rd week of treatment which lasted 5 horrible years, and had severe anemia.

I was at the prime of my life, climbing mountains, doing well in my career, living a happy and content life, I had no illness for years, avid outdoors person, worked out, ate well... Healthy of mind and body.

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