Multiple Sclerosis: A Chronic Mycotoxicosis?

re: Multiple Sclerosis: A Chronic Mycotoxicosis?

heartandsoul1 — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 23:42:11 GMT

This article is very good. I have become a true believer in Doug Kaufmans work. As a layman just studying Holistic Health for myself and for others as a gift, like so many things, the answers seem to be right in front of your face. I would like to address one part of the article that mentions the starving mice and the thought being less in, less toxins. So often when fasting as the billions in the animal kingdom have done for survival, it is garbage burned first, garbage out so the the body can operate healthy as our maker intended. I think the greatest thing mankind can do to teach true health is responsibility for their own health and fasting in whatever manner of deprivation from the crap man has offered as "food". Thank You, Todd

re: Multiple Sclerosis: A Chronic Mycotoxicosis?

Peter J. Gebel Jr. — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 23:34:51 GMT

20 Aug 2008

Gentlemen:

Dr. Mercola's article on MS and its connection with mycotoxins (gliotoxins) is extremely interesting! I have been searching for this type of information for many years! It makes sense that mycotoxins could be the cause of MS; if so, the most sensible way to cure MS would be to kill the fungal organisms producing the mycotoxins! I know of no safer, quicker and effective way to accomplish this than with RHP (Recirculatory Hemo Perfusion), an ozone treatment process which was perfected by a man named Peter Jovanovic, while working in Nairobi, Kenya, Africa with the late Basil Wainright, etc.

Unfortunately, the process is quite expensive ($25,000 US or so), but it has absolutely no competition anywhere in the world! There's an excellent website (www.ozoneuniversity.com), Peter Jovanovic's personal website, on which more information is available. The other excellent website is www.ozonehospital.com, the official website of the RHP hospital in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where RHP has been successfully practiced in recent years. Fortunately, there's a new RHP hospital somewhere in Portugal which is now coming online, and Peter can provide the name, address, and phone number of the people to contact.

In the past 15 years or so, Peter Jovanovic has literally gone through hell to develop and promote RHP, and he should be awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine for his efforts! RHP is dramatically effective in treating many, many diseases, and it should be the first choice of every right-thinking doctor and patient! Please contact Peter Jovanovic for further details!

Respectfully,

Peter J. Gebel, Jr.

petegebel@fuse.net

re: Multiple Sclerosis: A Chronic Mycotoxicosis?

Roban — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:44:07 GMT

This is a very enlightening article. Thanks for looking at all the various findings from MS testing and coming to a rational conclusion about the mycotoxin connection.