Greetings -- Here's a personal CS update, and my take on the wider implications...
I recently lost all my energy (quite uncharacteristically); what sporadic activity I could muster was achieved only after heavy dosing with a stimulant tea. Because such fatigue had previously resulted from a known infection (a leaky tooth abscess, which CS quickly brought under control) I wondered if this might also explain the new inertia. I was already magnetic-pulsing interior of the abscess itself--which was asymptomatic when self-contained, anyway--so I supposed the culprit to be some other, more subtle infection. But what? Then I realized that I had been experiencing a slight sensation when taking deep breaths, which I had ignored. Hypothesizing that this might be a type of "walking pneumonia," I obtained an ultrasonic nubulizer for $5 from a flea mkt, and began inhaling CS directly from the nozzle, 4-5 consec. breaths, 3-4 times/day (which required only a minute quantity). Although scientific proof requires strict control, I can attest that the nearly instantaneous return of my energy was dramatic, and has remained consistent! Subsequently, my dad related that he once developed pneumonia immediately following a root canal (which his doctor treated with antibiotics, of course). Folks, the doctor I heard interviewed may really be onto something re Epsein-Barr, "chronic fatigue", etc. There may be very common, even epidemic, chronic infections that are largely overlooked because their symptoms aren't the usual pain, fever, etc., but lethargy / inertia / listlessness. (This makes me wonder about subtler forms of the same syndrome, like depression...?) He said the CDC & WHO intentionally contrive "new" disease names like "chronic fatigue" to deflect the medical community from diagnosing the actual, pathogenic cause, which includes bio-engineered brucellosis (sp?). Whether or this is true I don't know, but I do know that are infections are generally enervating, and that CS wipes out hundreds of them--and counting--without side effects, for about 25 cents a gallon! Best Regards, Russ Rosser Dietary Minerals: Sea Salt, Seaweed Juice -- Tastes GOOD enough for kids! (256) 546-5945 or 547-7850; cel. (256) 390-1439
