Guest guest Posted January 5, 2009 Report Share Posted January 5, 2009 Long but very intersting http://askwaltstollmd.com/archives/toe/123193.html ______________- Fungus Archives Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation?Dr. Stoll: Today I watched YOUR HEALTH with Doug Kaufmann. It is a program that comes on Family Net T.V. Doug Kaufmann is a Christian and has a website at http://www.iknowthecause.com Doug says that there is a relationship between autoimmune disease and fungus. He says that cancer is an autoimmune disease. Doug's guest today was David Holland, M.D. Dr. Holland talked about the link between cancer and fungus. He says that fungus need sugar to grow. He says to avoid grains, corn, peanuts, alcohol, brewers yeast, mushrooms, white rice, and breads made with yeast because theses foods are either contaminated with mycotoxins or help mycotoxins to grow. Dr. Holland says we need to eat foods such as broccoli, which is an anti-mycotoxin. He says that Damage Control Master Formula as a supplement could help. Also, anti-fungal supplements can help prevent or treat cancer. Doug's new book, The Germ That Causes Cancer, will be out in a few days. I saw the front cover of the book and it has a picture of 2 strands of DNA. It looks like the DNA is damaged from fungus. Doug is saying that a "cancer" diagnosis could really be a "fungus" diagnosis. We know that fungus grows in breast implants and many women with implants have autoimmune diseases. Therefore, Doug's book could be of help to women who have breast implants or an autoimmune disease. Follow Ups: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? Helping You 01:27:19 9/21/02 (2) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? vince f 12:32:53 9/21/02 (1) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? Helping You 16:31:18 9/21/02 (0) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? Walt Stoll 08:26:24 9/20/02 (5) Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski Pam 10:37:32 9/20/02 (1) Re: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski (Archive.) Walt Stoll 08:42:14 9/21/02 (0) Please Read The Fungus Link Pam 10:30:52 9/20/02 (2) Way to go Pam! Marsha 10:41:26 9/25/02 (0) Re: Please Read The Fungus Link (Archive in fungus.) Walt Stoll 08:23:12 9/21/02 (0) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? thessa 04:31:28 9/20/02 (0) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? Mary 21:59:58 9/19/02 (0) Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible Carcinogen Pam 21:30:32 9/19/02 (1) Re: Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible Carcinogen Vince F 03:31:31 9/20/02 (0) Aflatoxin & Liver Cancers Pam 21:23:52 9/19/02 (0) Anti-fungals For Autoimmune Diseases Pam 18:43:09 9/19/02 (0) Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal Etiologies Pam 18:37:56 9/19/02 (1) Re: Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal Etiologies ~ and if you don't eat peanuts? Deconstructor 19:28:09 9/19/02 (0) Sounds like sloppy science from someone who has something to sell Gregory 14:50:19 9/19/02 (1) Leviticus 14:34 Pam 22:21:31 9/19/02 (0) Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal EtiologiesPosted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 18:37:56:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Chronic Fatigue, Mycotoxins, Abnormal Clotting and Other Notes Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients. EXCERPT -- This led Dr. Constantini to suspect that fungus may play an important role in causing a broad number of diseases. His research suggests that fungal etiologies may be seen in some forms of cancer, cardiovascular disease, alcoholism, psoriasis, leukemia, rheumatoid arthritis, bowel-related diseases, and sarcoidosis. Given the wide range of disorders with a common etiology, could there be a dietary relationship to fungal disorders? Yes, yes, yes! The number one culprit in the diet is PEANUTS! Peanuts are attacked in storage by aflatoxin, one of the foremost causes of liver cancer and a highly toxic agent in its own right. Unfortunately other grains are equally suspect of carrying fungal mycotoxins. Cereal grains and rice are all stored for periods of time, allowing mycotoxin exposure and proliferation. Complicating exposure of grains, any fermentation process allows for further introduction of mycotoxins. This means that essentially all beers and wines carry mycotoxins as well. Bread baked with yeast offers its own unique mycotoxin. Hence the classic alcohol, bread and cheese diet we love and crave offers us a continuous exposure to mycotoxins which in Dr. Constantini's eyes offers us a perfect diet to progressively develop chronic disease. [Copyright© Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients] http://www.tldp.com/issue/157-8/157pub.htm Follow Ups: Re: Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal Etiologies ~ and if you don't eat peanuts? Deconstructor 19:28:09 9/19/02 (0) Anti-fungals For Autoimmune DiseasesPosted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 18:43:09:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Anti-fungals For Autoimmune Diseases Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Progressive Systemic Sclerosis by Anthony di Fabio EXCERPT -- According to Dr. Costantini, by treating various so-called auto-immune diseases with anti-fungals, including Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, the disease can be halted. Among the traditional antifungal drugs are found lovastatin, griseofulvin, ketoconazole, neomycin, fibrates, tetracycline and others, some of which may also be effective against Lupus. However, these should all be administered by a health professional, with due consideration for their adverse effects, including that of killing off beneficial microbes -- Lactobacillus acidophilus -- in the intestinal tract. [The Roger Wyburn-Mason and Jack M. Blount Foundation for the Eradication of Rheumatoid Disease Copyright 1997] http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Systemic_Lupus_Erythematosus_and_Pro\ gressive_Systemic_Sclerosis.htm Follow Ups: Re: Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal Etiologies ~ and if you don't eat peanuts?Posted by Deconstructor on September 19, 2002 at 19:28:09:In Reply to: Dr. Costantini ~ Fungal Etiologies posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 18:37:56:What of the people who do not consume these foods and liquids? What is the cause of their fungal afflictions or "should" they not have them because it doesn't fit Dr. Constantini's model? Follow Ups: Aflatoxin & Liver CancersPosted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 21:23:52:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NIEHS Press Mar. 25, 1999 U.S. AND CHINESE RESEARCHERS REDUCE AFLATOXIN, A DEADLY CARCINOGEN, IN EXPOSED PEOPLE EXCERPT -- A team of scientists from the U.S. and the People's Republic of China have used the drug Oltipraz to help detoxify one of nature's deadliest toxins, aflatoxin, in the bodies of people exposed through their food. The treatment, reported in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (Vol. 91, No. 4) appears to have enhanced peoples's ability to detoxify the natural agent and to have greatly reduced the amount of aflatoxin circulating in the bodies of exposed people. Aflatoxin occurs on moldy grains, corn, peanuts and other crops. Exposure to aflatoxin can cause liver cancer. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/oc/news/aflatoxin.htm Follow Ups: Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible CarcinogenPosted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 21:30:32:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:What Is Aflatoxin? Aflatoxin is an undesirable byproduct of certain species of fungi of the genus aspergillus, (basically two species cause the problem in the USA, aspergillus flavus, and aspergillus parasiticus, but there are dozens more world-wide). Physically, aspergillus often looks like a green mold when present on grain; however, aflatoxin itself is not visible to the naked eye. The presence of an aspergillis fungus on grain does not necessarily indicate the presence of aflatoxin, since aflatoxin is not always produced just because the fungus is present. On the other hand, aflatoxin may be present even though no outward indications of fungus can be readily observed. Aflatoxin is one of several micotoxins that can contaminate corn, peanuts, cottonseed, occasionally milo, and possibly other commodities that experience adverse weather conditions during critical stages of the growing season... Aflatoxin is listed as a possible carcinogen, and has been shown to cause liver damage, some of which may be cumulative, in many mammals that ingest sufficient quantities of it, though tolerance seems to vary by species. http://www.perskyfarms.com/aflatoxi.htm Follow Ups: Re: Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible Carcinogen Vince F 03:31:31 9/20/02 (0) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation?Posted by Mary on September 19, 2002 at 21:59:58:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Pam, I think this doctor is finding out what many others are finding. Fungus can't grow in a healthy environment. Therefore, if we keep our bodies free from the elements that promote fungi growth, we will not experience disease. We "are" what we eat. For more info along these same lines, check out what Dr. Young has to say at www.innerlightfoundation.org. Follow Ups: Leviticus 14:34Posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 22:21:31:In Reply to: Sounds like sloppy science from someone who has something to sell posted by Gregory on September 19, 2002 at 14:50:19:Hi, Gregory: The relevance of Doug's faith to fungus has to do with Leviticus 14:34. This part of the Torah or Old Testament has to do with mold, yeast and fungus. The people's homes were infected with fungus. Also, they were instructed to eat "unleavened bread." Thanks, Pam Follow Ups: Re: Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible CarcinogenPosted by Vince F on September 20, 2002 at 03:31:31:In Reply to: Aflatoxin ~ Byproduct of Fungi Is Listed As Possible Carcinogen posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 21:30:32:I hard that aflotoxin can be detected on crops like they have a scanner that checks peanuts and the like. VF Follow Ups: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation?Posted by thessa on September 20, 2002 at 04:31:28:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Thanks Pam. This sounds similar to Hulda Clark's work. She details in "The Cure For All Diseases" in which foods she found aflatoxin and which not. I don't have the book with me to quote, by I do remember her saying that all the fresh bread from bakeries she tested never had aflatoxin. It was always the stored bought, plastic wrapped breads because the packaging creates an environment and time frame for fungus growth. You can also buy organic peanut butter now in which the peanuts have been prepared in a way in which the aflatoxins are removed (can't remember the procedure off the top of my head, but if my memory serves me, Arrowhead Mills makes a natural peanut butter like this) best to you thessa Follow Ups: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation?Posted by Walt Stoll on September 20, 2002 at 08:26:24:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Hi, Pam. I hate to be a naysayer when I know nothing about his theory. However, I have seen literally hunhdreds of theories like this that have come and gone just in my time (40 years). I will be interestdd in hearing how it is being used 2 years from now. In the meantime, I would be very interewsted in hearing from anyone who follows this for THEIR cancer: success OR failure. Walt Follow Ups: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski Pam 10:37:32 9/20/02 (1) Re: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski (Archive.) Walt Stoll 08:42:14 9/21/02 (0) Please Read The Fungus Link Pam 10:30:52 9/20/02 (2) Way to go Pam! Marsha 10:41:26 9/25/02 (0) Re: Please Read The Fungus Link (Archive in fungus.) Walt Stoll 08:23:12 9/21/02 (0) Please Read The Fungus LinkPosted by Pam on September 20, 2002 at 10:30:52:In Reply to: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Walt Stoll on September 20, 2002 at 08:26:24:Hi, Dr. Stoll: I believe that many people have already been on Doug Kaufmann's Phase I Diet. I understand that it is an anti-fungal diet. You can find this information in Doug's first book, The Fungus Link. I first heard of Doug Kaufmann from my CAM doctor. He send out a mailer with Doug's website, along with Dr. Mercola's site and others. I found Doug on Family Net T.V., which is broadcast from a Christian station. I listen to Doug's program every day at noon. People can call into the show and ask questions. Leilani is on his show on Tuesdays. She talks about natural hormones and breast cancer, etc. I went to her lecture, this past summer. It was sponsored by local Health Food Stores and she was paid a "love offering." Please read Doug's book, The Fungus Link, and his new book, The Germ That Causes Cancer, and let us know what you have learned!!! Blessings, Pam Follow Ups: Way to go Pam! Marsha 10:41:26 9/25/02 (0) Re: Please Read The Fungus Link (Archive in fungus.) Walt Stoll 08:23:12 9/21/02 (0) Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron GdanskiPosted by Pam on September 20, 2002 at 10:37:32:In Reply to: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Walt Stoll on September 20, 2002 at 08:26:24:Dr. Stoll: Also....from Ron Gadanski's book...... Looks like the word is finally getting out....we've only been screaming it for the past 8 years or so How infections cause cancer p. 3 Section One Chapter One How Virus, bacteria, fungi and parasites cause cancer p. 24 Fementation within ducts and vessels starts the cancer process p. 60 Up to 96% of cancers occur in lymphatic, ductal or storage vessel tissue p. 62 Chapter Four Cancers originate in storage vessels and ducts after injury p 79 Section Two Chapter Eleven Cleanse the lymphatic system to help prevent and cure cancer p 218 Chapter Fourteen Cuer cancer by eliminating toxic ammonia p. 241 There's more but the book covers a LOT of ground, with a LOT of documentation. Check it out. Cancer Cause Cure Coverup, researched by Ron Gdanski, 1-800-656-7606 --- Moe /message/4010 Follow Ups: Re: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski (Archive.) Walt Stoll 08:42:14 9/21/02 (0) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation?Posted by Helping You on September 21, 2002 at 01:27:19:In Reply to: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? posted by Pam on September 19, 2002 at 14:37:13:Actually, if one wanted to narrow down the basic cause of cancer, it would be a lack of oxygen in the cells. Cancer cannot survive in an oxygen-rich environment. Increasing oxygen to the cells with diet, nutritional supplements, SR, and exercise are the obvious preventatives when it comes to cancer. -HY Follow Ups: Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? vince f 12:32:53 9/21/02 (1) Re: Is Cancer Really A Fungal Infestation? Helping You 16:31:18 9/21/02 (0) Re: Please Read The Fungus Link (Archive in fungus.)Posted by Walt Stoll on September 21, 2002 at 08:23:12:In Reply to: Please Read The Fungus Link posted by Pam on September 20, 2002 at 10:30:52:Thanks, Pam. I have watched this theory develop over the years and believe it to be just one cause of a multifactorial problem. Since it is nearly impossible to avoid fungal by-products in this world, I have found that there are many other factors that will help more with less effort. Even TOTAL elimination of aflatoxins would make very little difference in the cancer incidence. Comments? Walt Follow Ups: Re: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski (Archive.)Posted by Walt Stoll on September 21, 2002 at 08:42:14:In Reply to: Cancer Cause Cure Coverup by Ron Gdanski posted by Pam on September 20, 2002 at 10:37:32:Thanks, Pam. Trust the allopahtic monopoly to squelch this IF it looks like it might help prevent or cure cancer. "If you can't trust your doctor, who can you trust?" ) Namaste` Walt Follow Ups: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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