www.know-the-cause.com/Shows/PennysTestimonials/tabid/72/Default.aspx It's a video which loads up immediately the page opens. I don't know how many megabytes it might be. Penny's Testimonial Watch Penny's heartfelt Story about beating cancer, with help from Doug Kaufmann.s book. "The Germ that Causes Cancer"
She had every side effect possible. Went back to her Dr, asked if there was anything else. I don't think I will live through this. He said Two out of three don't. Saw herself in the pages of the book. Fungus factor is very well known in cancer circles. Wrote her a diflucan prescription. Within five minutes of having the treatment, her insurance was denied. Tried for Diflucan, that was denied. Went on the strict diet, rotates her anti-fungus regime to give it a different whack every time. Is now well. http://www.know-the-cause.com/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx This is the home site - It has a self loading video also of just a man with no background - rather novel. http://www.know-the-cause.com/Articles/tabid/56/Default.aspx is the link to articles. ...In September 1999, Johns Hopkins medical researchers confirmed that virtually all chronic sinus infections were due to fungus. Not all findings are that solid. As a matter of fact, few are. Rather, scientists seem confused and startled at their own discoveries with regard to fungus. Fungus makes poisonous byproducts called mycotoxins. Antibiotics are one class of mycotoxins. Without this knowledge, however, many questions are raised when researchers stumble onto this seemingly elementary fact. Recently, researchers have discovered that antibiotics are contributing to everything from 2nd heart attacks to breast cancer. It is our hope that someday when discoveries like these are made, logic will supercede confusion. A few months ago, cancer specialists declared that 30 to 50 percent of breast cancers were linked to diet and were therefore preventable. ..... At this point, left without the immunity to fight disease-causing germs, yeast and fungus multiply rapidly and the patients often succumb to "secondary" fungal infections. ........... deep tissue fungal growth may be commonly diagnosed as cancer. ............... A medical textbook used to educate Johns Hopkins medical students in 1957, Clinical and Immunologic Aspects of Fungous Diseases, declared that many fungal conditions look exactly like cancer! ....... I have been able to plead with doctors of advanced cancer patients to at least try antifungal drugs for their patients. Afterwards, simply amazing reports have come forth. Several of these have been published in The Germ That Causes Cancer. ........ What if patients with cancer already had yeast and fungal infections that grew out of control when their immune systems were damaged by chemotherapy? What if a lump was found that was an ascomycete (sac fungus) that appeared to diagnosticians to be cancer? With few exceptions, doctors are good, caring, intelligent individuals. Surely they will not indefinitely support decades-old therapy modalities that so frequently fail.......... Getting a physician to prescribe simple antifungal drugs for a deadly disease is often impossible. The mentality seems to be, "if cancer were fungus, we'd have learned that in medical school." Couple this with what the medical industry refers to as "the standard of care," and real problems evolve. That "standard" rejects anything but chemotherapy, radiation or surgery for cancer patients. Even if physicians wanted to try antifungal therapy for their patients, doing so would, perhaps, be perceived as being at odds with the "standard of care." http://www.know-the-cause.com/Articles/tabid/56/newsid614/28/Why-Physicians-No-Longer-Know-About-Fungi-An-Expose-On-Nystatin-/Default.aspx Indeed, some scientists believe that fungal pathogens account for more upper respiratory infections than bacteria and viruses combined. Fungi can cause all of the symptoms associated with low-grade, upper respiratory infections, such as mild fever and cough, chills, sweating, and headache. Examination of more serious fungal infections often leads to mistaken diagnoses of pneumonia, tuberculosis, meningitis, rheumatoid arthritis or even brain tumors. Wilhelm R. Rosenblatt of the Tuberculosis Control Program, New Mexico Health and Environment Department, echoes this point. He comments that physicians often mistake coccidioidomycosis and histoplasmosis of the lungs for tuberculosis. He adds that when patients suffering from fungal lung infections, they have inadvertently been sent to tuberculosis hospitals, and then contract tuberculosis while there! p.30 Many of these studies have concluded that, when doctors treat their patients as though they had contracted tuberculosis, the histoplasmosis often worsens as a result of secondary effects of the antibiotics used to treat tuberculosis.p.140 This happens all too often today, when physicians prescribe antibiotics to treat other conditions, such as chronic sinusitis, which is typically caused by fungi and not bacteria. The antibiotics only assure the chronicity of the underlying, fungal problem. In other words, fungi liberated by digging equipment more than likely caused the infections. Environmental disturbances that spread fungi comprise the common denominator between incidences like those in California and Indianapolis. Remember this next time when you or someone you know gets sick. Time spent in or around construction sites could be to blame. .......... It appears that the United States does not stand alone with regard to this problem. Speaking before a Biological Conference in Israel in 1976, the CDC's Ajello maintained that fungal diseases remained unreported worldwide. Fungus Link, Volume 1 In this book, you will read practical information about what fungal illness is, how common a health problem it is, how to recognize it by its symptoms, and how to eradicate it from the body. The testimonials presented give strong support to the seriousness and frequency of fungal illness as a human health problem. I, too, have seen in my own practice fungi representing the primary underlying cause of diverse health conditions including chronic fatigue syndrome, crippling arthritis, severe intestinal disorders, chronic allergies, chronic respiratory illness, "brain fog" syndrome, depression, and chronic skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, pruritic dermatitis). The sections written by other health professionals prove that fungal illness is being recognized by more and more doctors for its serious impact on human health. -Wm Lee Cowden, M.D. Price: $25.95 R -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. 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