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Fighting Viruses, and Winning with Enzymes
A virus
cannot be killed using antibiotics. Those medications are meant
to slay bacteria, which are a whole different
enemy altogether. Viruses cannot be beat by
using
herbs, colostrum, or any of the popular multi-level marketing products
touted
as being immune enhancers and germ fighters. The nastier viruses will
not
succumb to extremes in body temperature either fever or cold. In
short,
viruses are perfect weapons because they can't easily be done away
with.
Why is it so difficult to
overcome a virus? What makes it so special that they can survive
vaccines,
poisons, sulfa drugs, antibiotics, herbs and most anything else science
can
think of throwing at them? Let's look into what it takes to be a virus
and see
what makes them tick.
Viruses live by a certain
code of laws known as Koch's postulates.
They are suppositions based on observations of the behavior of germs.
First
let's say that a virus is the one of the
smallest
particles our bodies can react to. For instance: if you dropped
a
bacteria on a piece of unglazed china, that bacteria is so big that it
would
get caught in the pores of the porcelain. A virus, on the other hand,
is so
small that it would fall right through the pores and get through to the
other
side of the dish! A bacteria is a living thing; it has a life span, it
eats, it
excretes, and it has sex (with your DNA), and so it reproduces. Once it
gets
old, a bacteria dies. Not so with a virus. A
virus is
not technically a living thing. Viruses have no life span; they
can
become dormant when sneezed onto a pile of dirt. Forty years or so down
the
road when the wind blows fragments of that dirt bearing the tiny virus
into
someone's nose, the virus will become active again!
Every virus you
have ever acquired, either from exposure or injection (like the polio
shot), is
"alive" and well and sleeping next to your spinal cord! A recent issue of the Lancet,
the prestigious journal of the British Medical Association,
reported that out of 140 patients with chronic lower back pain, 114 of
them had
viruses that had migrated from where they
were
"sleeping" and had seeped into the injury, causing chronic
inflammatory conditions. Many folks are familiar with Chicken
Pox coming
back to haunt seniors with suppressed immune systems as the disease of
Shingles
(Herpes Zoster), or as it's extremely painful and potentially deadly
cousin Hepatic Neuralgia (liver nerve pain).
Many of the viruses we were injected with as children in the good-faith
effort
to keep us from getting infections have come back to haunt us in later
life.
Many doctors now believe
that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and
Fibromyalgia are
nothing more than Post Polio Syndrome in those who received the live
cell (mildly
active strain) polio oral inoculation
instead of
the dead (chopped to pieces) Salk vaccine! Pointing to the correlation
between
the brain swelling and 30 some odd common symptoms that occur in Polio,
Post
Polio Syndrome, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, the English medical
establishment
calls Chronic Fatigue "Myalgia
Encephalitis" (muscle pain with brain swelling) to denote the
connection of these three diseases. Here in the States the liability
issues for
doctors, governments and drug companies are too great for anyone in the
medical
establishment here to admit a connection between the live virus vaccine
and the
later onset of debilitating disease.
A virus comes to life, so
to speak, when an active virus (one with an intact exterior protein
coating)
comes in contact with your bodies' cells. When they touch, that
exterior
coating forms a connection to our cells called an Isoprin
bond. Through that connection the virus latches onto our
DNA (yes, a virus IS that small) and it begins to spin off
reproductions of
itself in outrageous numbers (viral load). Remember the isoprin bond,
it will
become really important to us in a moment.
Viruses are
constantly mutating, with some
viruses
changing faster than other strains. That change in its genetic form
makes it
almost impossible to formulate any kind of vaccine that will make
anyone immune
to some viruses. The ones that mutate the most, like the flu and HIV,
look very
different this year than they looked last year, and they are almost
unrecognizable to most eyes from the strains found a decade or two ago.
(That's
also why last year's flu bug in this year's
flu shot
are nearly always useless. The only ones gaining a benefit from
the shots
are the vaccine companies).
So with all that
background, is there anything we can do to not let those little bits of
genetic
material procreate inside of us? Let's look into the research that's
been done
here in the US and in Europe.
As stated before, viruses mutate. So building an antivirus vaccine
for one
virus might not have much of an effect on its brother two or three
generations
down the road. So that line of thinking is a waste of time. The
vaccine
companies will argue with that but the US Office of Naval Research
agrees. They
are following an entirely different track—protein-eating proteolytic enzymes. Yep, the same
things that
control your digestion also clean your laundry and are your body's
first line
of defense in:
Fighting
Inflammation.
Eating Fibrosis
and scar tissue.
Modulating
Immune Function.
Cleaning the
Blood.
Enzymes can also
be the first line of defense against a virus!
Proteolytic enzymes
do a number
on the all-important exterior protein coating of the virus. They eat
it!
Remember the virus is active only as long as
its
coating is intact. When a virus cannot complete an Isoprin bond,
it
simply becomes inert - harmless!
The doctors in the Office
of Naval Research know that it is impossible
to make up
new anti-viral vaccines as fast as a) the bad guys can make new viruses
or b)
as fast as the virus itself can mutate. So to cover all of the
bases, instead of going after the particular
genetic coding a virus
may have, they are going after the thing that allows that virus to
replicate,
it's coating!
This is actually follow-up
work (though they may not know it) to the research done at Columbia
University
by Dr. Max Wolf in the 1930's - 60's. Dr.
Wolf was an
MD with 7 additional Ph.D.'s. He and
his brother
co-authored the first medical textbook on hormones in the 20's.
After hormones, Wolf turned their attention to
the huge field of enzymes.
Formulating an enzyme
preparation with a combination of protein-eating
enzymes, he then applied the concoction to the control of various
conditions and reducing viral load was one of them. Systemic (or body
wide)
enzymes are best-selling products in Europe and Asia. They work so well
for the
four actions mentioned above that everyone from little old ladies with osteo or rheumatoid arthritis take it as
well as every pro and Olympic team
there.
In research against
viruses, systemic enzymes have been found to greatly reduce the viral
load by
rendering the virus inert. The trick to
having enzymes work is to take enough of them.
Some 5 to 10 tablets 3 times a day!
Enzymes are non-toxic (no
LD-50 exists). Systemic enzymes have been
safety tested
in humans to the tune of 3,750 tablets a day, with no worse side
effect
than a bad case of diarrhea. The only people
who should
not take systemic enzymes are those on prescription blood thinners
such
as heparin and Coumadin. The enzymes
help these drugs work much better. Also hemophiliacs
should avoid their use.
The US has been making up
for lost time in getting on the enzyme bandwagon. Today the world's fastest and strongest systemic enzyme
is made in
Phoenix, Arizona. It's called Vitalzym.
Enough about the enzymes,
what else can one take to "kill" viruses? Oxygen!
The air we breathe does not contain a strong enough concentration of O2
to do in these viruses. Due to pollution, lack of deep breathing (from
lack of exercise)?
Due to lots of
factors, the 21% concentration of O2
in the
air and 90% or less concentration of O2 in our blood is not
enough
to singe viruses.
Let's explain two things.
First—all disease states and what
precipitates them are
anaerobic, that means the bad guys inside us do not live on oxygen.
Anaerobic
respiration is dependent on glycogen
(blood sugar) for life, not oxygen.
In other words viruses, bacteria and cancers
all
breathe blood sugar. When they are exposed to high
concentrations of O2
they "burn" and die.
Point #2. All disease
states need or do best in an acidic internal body environment. You
innards are
composed of salt water at a 0.9 concentration. Your blood, your
lymphatic
fluid, your tears—all salt water. Salt water is basic,
that is the opposite of an acid. From our hectic,
stressful, junk air junk food, run-run
lifestyles we are all mostly acidic inside. Some
of us
are SO acidic that we can tarnish gold jewelry! The ancients
disinfected
a wound with salt so that no viruses could grow in it; they had
increased that
tissue's alkalinity. In so doing they took away the environment that
viruses live
and grow in. If we increase our pH back
to normal
(alkaline) and maintain a high O2 concentration in our blood
and
tissues, we create a terrain within us that viruses cannot live or grow
in.
First you need
to increase the tissue O2 and next we becoming alkaline. This is best and most safely done by
drinking fresh,
raw vegetable juices and taking calcium and magnesium supplements along
with a
proper diet. Health food stores these days have special calcium and
magnesium/mineral
supplements meant to alkalinize the body. Testing
your
saliva and urine with litmus
paper will show if your efforts are working.
These anti-viral
techniques have worked well for the researchers and patients who have
used
them.
These insane days, viruses
seem to be everywhere. New strains are infecting humans all the time,
and we
live in fear of some “terrorist” releasing a deadly viral concoction on
us all;
we need the tools to defend our health and the health and well-being of
those
we love.
Conventional
medicine offers no hope against viruses.
Using the combination of internal terrain-altering with ample
oxygenation and
high systemic enzymes,
most
of us can avoid viruses latching on to us in the first place. If not,
we can still
fight them off with enzymes if they've already found a home in us.
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