WHY DON’T DOCTORS KNOW ABOUT FUNGUS?

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WHY DON’T DOCTORS KNOW ABOUT FUNGUS?

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~Because it doesn’t fit Koch’s Postulate~

 

by Doug Kaufmann

 

 

The dictionary defines the word postulate as “to assume without proof, or as

self-evident.â€

 

 

Although fungi were among the first proven causes of disease, it is most

unfortunate that most physicians are unaware of the ability of fungus to infect

human tissues and cause symptoms and diseases. There is a reason for this

oversight. We refer to medical practice today as “modern,†yet its very

diagnostic foundation relies on what can best be described as “scientific

guesswork,â€

as defined by doctors Robert Koch and Friedrich Loeffler in 1884. Koch and

Loeffler knew that germs caused diseases – which, itself, was considered a

major discovery in 1884. To this day, many doctors rely on this postulate to

diagnose their patients. Why? Because that’s what they were taught in medical

school.

 

 

KOCH’S POSTULATE-In Medical Terminology

1. The germ must be found in abundance in all organisms suffering from the

disease, but not in healthy organisms.

2. The microorganism must be isolated from a diseased organism and grown in

pure culture.

3. The cultured microorganism should cause disease when introduced into a

healthy organism.

4. The microorganism must be re-isolated from the inoculated, diseased

experimental host and identified as being identical to the original specific

causative agent.

 

KOCH’S POSTULATE-in Doug’s terminology

1. Lots of sick people must carry lots of the same germs, but healthy people

shouldn’t have the germs.

2. The germ should be taken out of one sick guy and placed in a Petri dish.

3. Take the germs grown on the Petri dish from the sick guy and inject them

into a healthy guy. The healthy guy should now have the same diseases as the

sick guy.

4. Now take the “used to be healthy†guy's germs, (since he is now sick),

and put them in a new Petri dish. They should be identical to the sick guy's

original germs.

 

Ah, what a perfect world it would be if it were truly that easy! For years, I

’ve thought of this postulate as being naïve, but it was actually

brilliant…

in 1884. Naivety is defined as perpetuating this postulate in its original

form in 2008.

 

As a regular reader of KNOW THIS, or viewer of our television show KNOW THE

CAUSE, you know that I believe that most infections are fungal infections

that may be being erroneously diagnosed and treated as bacterial. Since fungi

are slow growers and antibiotics are their fuel, the damage done to the patient

is often witnessed many years, even decades later. For example, the acute

sinus problem, treated with antibiotics, becomes a very serious chronic

sinusitis often requiring surgery years later. This, because a well-meaning

physician prescribed the wrong drugs, (antibiotics), initially.

 

Fungal diseases, although diagnosable and treatable on toenails and in

vaginal tracts, are not what I’m referring to in this newsletter. The more

serious, life-threatening fungal diseases that we expound upon on our TV show

will

never be diagnosable using Koch’s postulates because a mutant organism is

involved. It is my impression that these fungal diseases, unbeknownst to

researchers, involved a marriage of plant and human cells. A novel, never

before

considered, let alone viewed, mutant organism (virgin) evolves when this takes

place. It involves a union of the DNA structures of both the plant (fungi) and

the human and the formation of a brand new hybrid element. Missing this

Virgin Hybrid Organism (VHO) is missing “the cause.â€

 

Researchers who have researched bacteria as the cause of cancer, heart

disease, arthritis, etc…have correctly denied such a relationship exists, yet

little do they know that unlike human cells and plant (fungal) cells, bacteria

have no nuclei, so the marriage defined above would never occur. It is not the

cells that merge, but rather, the genetic DNA material. To implicate fungus

as the cause of serious disease is to realize that one plus one equals ONE.

Such a realization would defy logic to most researchers, as would the notion

that plants could take on a human element.

 

Until my “hybrid†theory, (Human DNA+Plant DNA=Hybrid DNA/DISEASE), is

fully tested and ruled out as correct, we must assume that an incredible

science

has been totally overlooked.

 

 

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