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French
book by the
researcher A.
Béchamp, titled
Mycrozymas.
Enderlein devoted the bulk of his scientific work
which stretched for more that 40 years, to the
complex question of
pleomorphism,
symbiosis and
cyclogeny (the cycles organisms go
through) of microorganisms.
From this he published his chief work,
BAKTERIEN-CYCLOGENIE
(publisher W.de Gruyter & Co.
Berlin, 1925). In it he presented
arguments and proofs for
pleomorphism, which have to this date
remained undefeated.This book has just
become available in English from Enderlein
Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 704, Mt. Vernon, WA
98273, phone 360-424-6029. That there has
been very little about any of this available in
English has been part of the problem for sure.
The following information and pictures, except
where otherwise indicated, are from the book
Blood Examination in Darkfield
according to Prof. Dr. Günther
Enderlein, available from Semmelweis-
BVerlag, D-27316 Hoya, Germany, compiled by
Dr. med. Maria-M Bleker, 1993. This book is
also available, in English and German, at the
above address. In the following, unidentified
quotes are placed for material taken from this
ENDOBIONTS (from
the Greek endo —
internal and bios- life).
We can never separate ourselves from them.
Wecoexist in a
mutually symbiotic
(means we live
together, helping each
other) relationship. We
give them a vehicle
for life, they give us
blood forms like
platelets, without which we couldn’t
exist (platelets are
in all mammalian
species and has shown
evidence through some of
its developmental forms to be of
a plant nature.
Our symbiotic union with
evidently occurred
them
‘Endobionts’ are
usually non-
pathogenic phases of
the mold fungus
Mucor racemosus
Fresen!, Aspergillus niger van
Tieghem or Penicillium notatum.
One does not see these fungal forms in the
blood of a living being, these are just what they
THE LAW OF
CYCLOGENY
As with microbes the above Protits are subject
Law of Cyclogeny,
to the
apathogenic (can’t
make you sick), non-
motile, tiniest
albuminoid, particle
(Protit) — which is to be classified in
size with the viruses (0.01 µm) — via
the nonvirulent
chondrit stage into the
following parasitic, pathogenic (can make
you sick) stages.
As the patient becomes ill and therefore acid,
microorganisms form, in
quantum-biological leaps,
depending on the pH of the
nutritive medium or the internal
milieu. The microorganisms get more
one goes from
dangerous as
formational
formations. The
processes of a filum
with a head resulting
in what is called the
CHONDRIT, occurs within the
smallest fraction of a second, which is therefore
not observable by the eye looking through the
microscope; the new developmental forms are
suddenly there. The Protits come together and
join in the following manner:
Protits can
NATIONALIZE or
come together in
three ways. They can form:
1. A one dimensional arrangement. This results
in a shorter or longer thread, the FILUM; its
diameter is that of the protit, namely 0.01 mm.
However, it can constantly increase in
thickness, after its formation.
2. A two dimensional arrangement of the protits,
into fine, skin-like surfaces that are found, for
example, in the spermit (bacteriophage) as
swarmer-heads (see below). This is one filum
with one Protit head. The
SYMPROTIT is simply
a larger head than the
Protit or the Spermit
head.
3. A three-dimensional arrangement, namely
into more or less tiny granules, the physiologic,
often spherical SYMPROTITS which become
the primary nuclei of the bacterial cell they are
turning into.”
***
FORMATION OF FILUM
Fila
The formation of these
threads can be
observed only in the
dark field, sometimes this occurs
very rapidly, right before your eyes, in extremely
ill patinets.
FORMATION OF
SYMPROTITS
Next, the Filit makes a quantum jump and unites
with or produces, instantaneously sprouts, a
SYMPROTIT HEAD.
The above tail simply
develops a head, in a
quantum fashion and
poof….there is a filum
thread with a
symprotit head on it -
out of ‘nowhere’…?
This is called the CHONDRIT
bacteria and
naturally that the
fungi immediately
become dissolved and
they degrade back into
more spermits and
protits/chondrits.
The presence of spermits is a good thing as
these forms attack anything (higher pathogenic
Spermits cannot
forms).
be photographed
because of their
minute size and
intense mobility. They
represent nothing but
a readiness to meet
an alarming situation.
”
Enderlein first discovered this process in 1916
with his work on typhus. He re-discovered in the
blood of these patients, with darkfield, “the
tiniest moving beings”, this having been seen
before by Béchamp and others.
variation in size
This shows the
Macrosymprotits
(macro - large,
symprotits). The acid
base imbalance is
becomming worse.
***
MACROSYMPROTITS
large
These represent exceptionally
spheres of purely
nucleic protein. They can be
found free, or connected with the filum, or in the
elements of tissues and cells of the host. In
connection with the filum, the fila are, then,
usually very mobile.
“One can tell by the diverse sizes of ‘free’
symprotits that are present, whether one is
dealing with normal forms or abnormal ones.
Namely, in that case, the formula is also x:2x,
which means the presence of identical spheres
plus other ones of twice their size. When
several sphere-phases are found side-by-side,
they will be indicated by a larger number of
varieties in size, which is the more common
condition. They just jump from one size to the
other, no period in-betwe0en that is observable.
These symprotit
heads will fuse
together and form the
nucleus of the
developing bacterial
cell .
Spheres (Mychits) or
spherical, primary
bacterial cells. The larege circles
are red blood cells and the mass in the middle is a
disintegrating white blood cell with the many ring forms being
extruded from it.
growth forms
The above are the
of the primitive
phases (the Protit,
Symprotit,
Macrosymprotit and
lower valenced
Chondrits). These come
together and form the
cell.
“Each higher developmental step represents the
nationalization or coming together of these
growth forms. In this way, the symprotit uses the
protit, namely a protein-colloid, for its
advancement, depositing it at first in large
numbers right on its surface as nutritional
reserves. This reserved living, protein colloid
grows ever larger, surrounding the symprotit
sphere more and more. By this process, the first
cell has come to be, which is a spherical
primary cell, the bacterial cell, the MYCHIT. By
this process, the symprotit became the primary
nucleus, the MYCH, and from the reserve
material collection of living colloids came the
CELL PLASMA of the primary cell, the Mychit.”
“Reserve substances, which form a more or less
thick layer, may be deposited around the
primary nucleus. These primary nuclei with their
covering of reserve substances completely
correspond physiologically to the fatty
substances in higher organisms. To the very
largest percentage of cases, these reserve
materials consist of LIPOIDS and also
NUCLEIC ACID DERIVATIVES.”
***
DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIAL RODS
Bacterial
Through division, the above
bacterium,
microscope in 1879. The
Leptotrichia buccalis,
the usually harmless
bacteria found in our
mouths, is seen here to go from the
round coccal form into a rod form. In the
process the nucleus divides and becomes
many.
Red blood cell from a patient with stomach cancer. There are
two bacterial rods exuding from it. The nuclei are stacked one
on top of the other.
The following pictures show rod forms budding
off of or extruding from red blood cells. You see
round buds pinching off of blood cells. You see
long hollow tubes that have come out of cells
and long, beaded strings of Chondrit forms that
can be the pathogenic viral forms. There are
also some short stubby rods that are typical of
the ones we see in medical, micro biology labs.
Acid base imbalance is severe.
various size
The multitude of
Protits,
What makes these life forms,
‘advance’ so rapidly?
(I prefer to use the
word degenerate or
involve, devolve – rather
than advance or evolve.)
“Our civilization causes or facilitates this through
artificial fertilizers, preservatives, coloring
substances, air pollution, etc., but in the very
first place stands our false nutrition, which
endobiont literally
feeds off animal
protein and gets
bigger.”
“The endobiont is the
ROBBER OF
PROTEIN. The only non-
plant protein that can
be taken in larger
amounts, is the
protein of the milk, and
that in its acid form, such as cottage cheese and
Farmers
other forms of cheese.
Antoine Béchamp
(1816-1908) proved that (all the
following quotes are from The Third Element of
The Blood, Antoine Béchamp, 1994, unless
indicated otherwise);
“all natural organic matters (matters that once
lived), absolutely protected from atmospheric
germs, invariably and spontaneously alter and
ferment, because they necessarily and
inherently contain within themselves the agents
of their spontaneous alteration, digestion,
dissolution”.
These agents are of course the self same
M.
Protits of Enderlein. As noted,
Whenever there is
anything in nature
that is dying,
beginning to decay,
something comes and
eats it up.
In this case the Protits do, as
they change into the
microbes that come out of the tissue
cells to clean up any toxins or decaying stuff
found in the body. That is what microbes,
germs, are for. They are the result, not the
cause of disease! Rene Dubious reflected this
concept when he noted that Berioge in Bernard
Shaw’s book The Doctor’s Dilemma, was not
entirely wrong when he said…
“The characteristic
microbe of a disease
might be a symptom
instead of a cause.”
As a blood smear slide ages over one to two
days, organisms literally can be seen wiggling
out of the red blood cells, organisms that
change into more degenerate and pathological
forms as the process proceeds. When the
rotting or putrefaction process is over, when
there is nothing more for the newly formed
viruses, bacteria and fungi to eat, they all break
apart again, disappear, and turn back into the
“little dots” they came from, the
the Protit,
like that even,
never dies.
Immortality is a nature
of Life and the Protit
too, as Life itself
never dies. The Protit is
the elementary
particle of life, not the
cell, which can die.
The Protit is life per
se, it is in truth the
simple vital unit of old
and is immortal.
***
FERMENTATION
Fermentation followed by putrefaction is a form
of eating, nutrition. In the living and healthy
organism the Protits function as the
physiological and chemical agents of the
transformations which take place during the
process of nutrition. It is only in illness that they
become agents of fermentation. A great deal of
Béchamp’s work concerned the process of
fermentation and therefore nutrition.
“Rather, living organization, Life, is
characterized by the property of producing and
secreting enzymes, each according to the
nature of its species; and the production of the
chemical-physiological phenomena of
transformations called fermentation, acid base,
which are facts of nutrition, that is to say, of
digestion followed by absorption, assimilation,
disassimilation, and so forth, and finally the
ability to reproduce itself if all conditions
dependent upon nutrition are fulfilled.”
This is a nature of Life too, nutrition, and
therefore of the Protit. Things the Protits do are
turn into the bacteria and other organisms,
yeast etc., that ferment the sugar in wine or
curdle milk or rot eggs (it isn’t the “germs from
the air” of Louis Pasteur’s that do these things).
The wastes or by products of these bacteria and
other organisms are the alcohol, CO2, lactic
acid, vinegar etc. that are produced in such
processes. Again, these waste products of
fermentation, which is followed by putrefaction,
are what make us ill in disease, not the germs.
The above has been known since around 1830,
because of the studies done concerning
fermentation and
putrefaction by many
scientists; the Tulasne brothers in
France and the microbiologist Anton de Bary
(1831-1888), Ernest Hallier (1831-1904),
Robert Koch (1843-1910),Claude Bernard
(physiologist -1813 to 1878) and Pasteur
(microbiologist -1822 to 1895) and Béchamp
(1830). Enderlein came toward the end of
this.
Pasteur achieved fame through work on
fermentation. Challenged by local distillers’
complaints of setbacks in fermenting alcohol
from beets, Pasteur pinpointed accidental
contamination by stray fungi. Before this it was
thought that the yeast arose by spontaneous
generation. This is the idea that life just comes
out of nowhere, that matter organizes itself,
takes on or is imbued with the property of life
itself. Pasteur gave up this idea in the 1860s
and took its opposite point of view, that of the
germs coming from the air, from outside one’s
self.
“…as I have demonstrated, it is only through the
action of germs of the air, whose existence…
was denied, that this alteration (of organic
matters) occurred which had the appearance of
being spontaneous. [Monsieur] Pasteur having
repeated my experiments, was so convinced
that germs really do exist in the air and that he
had been mistaken, thenceforward declared that
the sole origin of ferments, vibrios (germs) and
the organisms that come out of putrefying
organic matters, was these germs he had
previously disregarded. The
excessive role
ascribed to the germs
of the air by [Pasteur]
and his pretended demonstration of the
imputrescibility (can’t become rotten) of organic
matters in general when protected from the
germs of the air have diverted science down a
deplorable road.” (Antoine Béchamp, “The
Blood,” p. 286)
As from Maria Bleker’s book, Blutuntersuchung
Im Dunkelfeld,
“with this work of Béchamp pleomorphism had
been discovered and the foundation was laid
from which additional research would have
developed, it Pasteur had not interrupted this
important work. Pasteur claimed that all
microbes, regardless of their type and species,
are unchangeable (Monomorphism); that each
type would produce only one specific disease;
isolation of living
Protits from German
hard coal. The researches of Santo
and Rusch also showed that the Protit could not
be harmed by sulfuric acid or by temperatures
of 1300°C in a ceramics oven.
In addition, Wilhelm Friez also states that the
above researchers and Enderlein, on suitable
able to
nourishing media, were
Law of
This is the
Conservation of
Energy. Life energy
too does not just
come from nothing
with birth and then
disappear into
nothing with death. It
too is conserved. (See
section on Life on the Home Page.)
***
These Protits are what come form the air and
get in sugar water, wine or whatever and do
what they are supposed to do, eat. These
Protits are everywhere, in the air, the ground, in
all living things, plants, animals…In wine they
turn into the yeast cells that do what they have
to do, eat it, ferment it.
As per Antoine Béchamp,
“All cells, organs, all living forms
are built from these ‘little
bodies’.”
The way we were taught of course, was that it
was the cell that did that, that the cell was the
smallest living thing out of which all larger living
things were made. Where did the cell come
from, the sperm, the egg?
“The essential
biological
characteristics of the
microzymas (Protit) is
that they are creators
of cellules (cells) by
synthesis and of
vibrioniens (viruses,
bacteria, fungi) by
pleomorphism and
evolution.”
So the Protits turn into everything, every living
being and organ and every disease producing
organism which turn those very beings and
organs back into the Protits they came from in
the us up.
This type of medicine, Wholistic Medicine, is
opposite in all ways from allopathic medicine,
not opposite really but complimentary - as you
All
can’t have one without the other.
Gaston Naessens
Gaston Naessens (1924 to present). Here I
would like to introduce the work of M. Naessens
as the diagram of his below puts in schematic
form what we have been been talking about.
Apparently M. Naessens rediscovered this
whole pleomorphic idea and what were earlier
called “Myrozymas” or “Protits”
Naessens termed
“Somatids”.
Gaston was born in Roubaix France in 1924
and by early childhood had shown himself to be
an inventive mind. He received his degree after
WW II and immediately began research into
microscopy, as well as into the nature of
disease including acid base..
Naessens
Like Royal Rife,
developed a light
microscope of his
own design which he
calls the
Somatoscope which
permits enlargements
to 30,000 diameters
with a high degree of
resolution (150
angstroms).
With this he followed Béchamp, Rife and
Enderlein in showing that bacteria and other
microorganisms arise from degenerated sub-
cellular components of higher organisms. What
were earlier called “microzymas” or “Protits”
were called by Naessens —
“Somatids” —
immortal particles of
life which survive the
death of the
individual. When the individual is
unhealthy, the Somatid passes through a
multistage cycle of degeneration and
regeneration, each stage in turn being capable
of independent life and reproduction. The
degenerated stages of Somatids give rise to
bacteria and other microorganisms under acid,
acid base conditions.
The following information and picture are taken
from the Physician’s Handbook for Power, 1995,
by Charlie Pixley, President, WRITER’S AND
RESEARCH, Inc., 4810 St. Paul Blvd.,
Rochester, NY 14617.
“…the Somatid is
indestructible. It
cannot be killed either
by heat or by any
chemical product.
Secondly, the
Somatid has to be
present in any kind of
cellular division.
The Somatid permits growth hormone and that
permits the cell to divide correctly. It is not the
Somatid that secrets the growth hormone. It is
the transformation of the Somatid that liberates
the growth hormone, but it is not a secretion of
the Somatid. The Somatid originates in a liquid
form inside the red blood cell. Each
transformation of the Somatid generates a new
secretion of growth hormones. He also has
Somatids are
noted that
elcetro-charged
particles. The
membrane has a
negative charge, the
nucleus has a positive
charge and this can
be verified by putting
the positive pole of a
magnet near the
slides, all the
Somatids are
attracted to the
positive pull of the
magnet.”
Like the tiny organisms Rife discovered through
his unique microscopes in the 1920s and 30s,
Naessens’ Somatids are pleomorphic (change
form) in nature. Furthermore, Naessens has
discovered that Somatids, the process of
pleomorphism, living in healthy human bodies
go through a normal, recurring 3-stage
pleomorphic sub cellular developmental cycle,
and that each stage of this recurring cycle is
directly related to healthy cellular development,
acid base and growth.
These three stages are listed as 1, 2, 3, in the
diagram below and correspond exactly to what
we have been talking about, the only difference
beings the names assigned to these forms.
***
The normal 3-stages he represents here are of
course the same as the PROTIT, FREE
CHONDRIT, and the LOWER VALENCED
CHONDRIT FORMS of Enderlein.
[#1] As can be seen here what Naessens called
calls the SOMATID is the Protit we have been
talking about.
[#2] in this diagram, called SPORES by
Naessens are the primitive stage FREE
CHONDRITS which as stated, can be seen
most frequently constantly changing between
FILUM and PRIMITIVE GRANULE (Symprotit).
The sizes of these tiny primitive granules vary
between 0.02 µm and 1µm.
[#3] Naessens calls these DOUBLE SPORES
which represent the joining of the Free
Chondrits. This CHONDRIT PHASE begins with
the above enlargement of the Symprotits and of
their Fila. The symprotits and their tails join end
to end giving the chondrit forms a beaded
appearance. This gives them a lively mobility as
they have an even denser arrangement of tiny
symprotits along the length of the fila. The size
of these particles is from 0.5 to 2.0 µm.
Enderlein and
While
other investigators
popularized the
concept of bacterial
growth cycles, most
bacteriologist were
still unwilling to
accept sexual forms
of reproduction.
Another objection was that experimenters were
rarely able to show the complete cycle from
start to finish. Gaston Naessens was the
researcher that was finally able to do this.
“It is often stated that although a sequence of
developmental forms may be observed
microscopically, they do not reveal a cyclical
trend that brings them back to the starting
point…such culture developments should
include a reversion to the original culture stage
rather that manifest merely indefinite transitions
–leaving the new form hanging in the air, as it
were.” (W. H. Park and A. Williams, 1939)
The above includes as it’s first three steps, the
3-stage pleomorphic sub cellular developmental
cycle that is normal in our bodies. These three
forms cause no disease and in fact are used as
the medicines of Isopathic Therapies. None-the-
less, the pathogenicity of the microorganismal
forms rises with the developmental stages and
acid base conditions and as stated;
“THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE THE VERY
FIRST PRIMITIVE STAGES which are the
PROTIT and the CHONDRITS that are of lowest
valences. They are entirely non virulent and the
play a REGULATORY role toward the higher
and more pathogenic stages by decomposing
these through copulatory processes. In that
sense, these stages are termed
REGULATORS.” (Blutuntersuchung Im
Dunkelfeld nach Prof. Dr. Gunther Enderlein;
Maria-M Bleaker, Compiler)
But, if the body’s immune system becomes
substantially weakened due to trauma such as
shock, wrong nutrition, chemical pollution, or
even psychological depression, Naessens has
found as Enderlein and Antoine Béchamp did,
that the Somatids switch gears, so to speak,
and rapidly go into a 16-stage pleomorphic
cycle, producing bacterial forms similar to the
bacterial microorganisms Rife had discovered.
Rife too had documented a similar 16-stage sub
cellular growth cycle through his microscope.
Along these lines, the fourth stages and beyond
in the above diagram can continue and develop
into the more dangerous and pathological forms
that are familiar to us;
[#4] Next the first bacterial forms appear. These
Chondrits form circles (closed loops) composed
of symprotit heads distributed around the ring
made of fila. The small symprotit heads move
together and fuse forming the nucleus. These
are of course the resultant quantum like
conglomeration of Protits which in their
multiplication, the primary tiny lumps begin to
differentiate themselves and increase in size
and get a small spherical form, with a nucleus
residing at the cell wall. These are pathogenic.
[#5] From the above, bacteria with 4 - 8 nuclei
develop, and finally a bacillus or rod with 16 and
Double
more nuclei. These are the
Bacterial Forms of
Naessens. These are
the progenitors of the
masses of bacteria
and bacilli, the Rod
Forms which we
develop in ourselves,
according to
Enderlein and now
according to modern
science.
Cancers are known to
be full of rotting
bacteria and now
heart disease is linked
with the bacteria
Chlamydia
pneumoniae as discussed. Base
powder is necessary.
These later stages get into what I call the
degenerative
(fermentative and
putrifactive) phases of these
miroorganismal forms. As this degeneration
starts with fermentation type processes, by the
formed microorganisms, these later stages are
refered to under the above topic,Antoine
Bechamp and Fermentation
***
http://www.euroamericanhealth.com/mono.html
MONOMORPHISM
Monomorphism is the cornerstone of Robert
Koch’s (1843-1910) and Louis Pasteur’s (1822-
Germ Theory of
1895)
wrote Etiology of
Wound Infections
which was the
beginning of the Germ
Theory of Disease.
Where Pasteur’s views were shaped by the
study of fermentation, Koch was affected by his
contact with wounded soldiers. He noted that
the bodies of animals that die of artificially
infected wound diseases (pus from an infected
animal injected into a healthy one) invariably
contained many bacteria…In each case a
definite organism corresponded to a distinct
disease…and that for every individual,
traumatic, infective disease, a morphologically
distinguishable microorganism could be
identified.
In 1880 Koch built on an essay of the relations
between microbial diseases and their causes
from the work of Jacob Henle, his professor of
anatomy. These became known as
Koch-Henle
the>
Postulates.
The following are these postulates which
revolutionized medical epidemiology at the turn
of the century, by laying out the standard proof
of infectivity to the present day. The
common killer
the
infectious diseases
world,
no longer seemed
very threatening. Far more
scary were the diseases that the medical world
said were not infectious: heart disease, cancer,
diabetes, and so on. That these diseases are
now considered to be “infectious” (See Atlantic
Monthly, A New Germ Theory, February 1999) ,
is what this web page is about.
Also, no one foresaw the devastation of AIDS,
or the serial outbreaks of deadly new infections
such as Legionnaire’s disease, Ebola and
Marburg hemorrhagic fevers, antibiotic-resistant
tuberculosis, “flesh-eating” staph infections, and
Rift Valley fever.
“The infectious age is, we now know, far from
over. Furthermore, it appears that many
diseases we didn’t think were infectious may be
cause by infectious agents after all. These
include stomach ulcers, heart disease. The first
cancer virus discovered in 1910 called the
Rous sarcoma virus, certain leukemias,
lymphomas, nasopharyngeal cancer
common in south China, cervical cancer,
stomach cancer, liver cancer, Kaposi’s
sarcoma with Herpes virus 8, mammary-
gland tumors in mice, childhood obsessive
compulsive disorder, Sydenhams’s chorea
which is a rare complication of streptococcal
infection. Streptococcal antibodies find their
way into the brain and attack a region called the
basal ganglia, causing characteristic clumsiness
along with obsessions. Schizophrenia has long
been considered to be possibly “infectious” in
nature.”
The Atlantic Monthly, A New Germ Theory by
Judith Hooper, February 1999, pg. 44.
The catalogue of suspected chronic diseases
caused by “infection”/bacteria to David A
Relman, an assistant professor of medicine,
microbiology, and immunology at Stanford
University, now includes;
“sarcoidosis, various forms of inflammatory
bowel disease, rhumatoid arthritis, lupus,
Wegener’s granulomatosis, diabetes mellitus,
primary biliary cirrhosis, tropical sprue, and
Kawasaki disease. Likely suspects include
many forms of heart disease, arteriosclerosis,
Alzheimers’s disease, most major psychiatric
diseases, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, cerebral
palsy, polycystic ovarian disease, and perhaps
obesity and certain eating disorders. Multiple
sclerosis has been linked to the human herpes
virus 6, the agent of Roseola infantum, a very
mild disease of childhood” (ibid.)
***
Where do these bacteria come from…?
To modern science, this is still an unanswered
question.
***
Regarding stomach ulcers;
In 1981 Barry J. Marshall became interested in
incidences of spiral bacteria in the stomach
lining. The bacteria were assumed to be
irrelevant to ulcer pathology, but Marshall and J.
R. Warren noticed, serendipitously, that when
one patient was treated with tetracycline for
unrelated reason, his pain vanished, and in
endoscopy, revealed the ulcer was gone.
An article by Marshall and Warren on their
culturing of “unidentified curved bacilli”
appeared in the British medical journal,The
Lancet in 1984. No one listened until finally
Marshall personally ingested a batch of the
spiral bacteria and came down with painful
gastritis, thereby fulfilling all of Koch’s
postulates.
There is now little doubt that Helicobacter pylori,
found in the stomachs of a third of adults in the
United States, cause inflammation of the
stomach lining. In 20 percent of infected people
it produces and ulcer, Nearly everyone with a
duodenal ulcer is infected. H. pylori infections
can be readily diagnosed with endoscopic
biopsy tests, a blood test for antibodies, or a
breath test. In 90 percent of cases the infections
can be cured in less than a month with
antibiotics.
***
Where do these bacteria come from?
You don’t “catch” them, so infectious is not the
correct word.
***
Regarding arteriosclerosis;
It has recently been discovered that
arteriosclerosis is also a bacterial process.
Notice I did not say, ’caused by bacteria’. The
plaques of 99% of patients with hardening of the
arteries have the bacteria Chlamydia
pneumoniae in them.
According to The Atlantic Monthly, Feb. 1999,
Chlamydia pneumoniae is a newly discovered
bacterium that causes pneumonia and
bronchitis. The germ is a relative of Chlamydia
trachomatis, which cause trachoma, a leading
cause of blindness in parts of the Third World.
C. trachomatisis perhaps more familiar to us as
a sexually transmitted disease that, left
untreated in women, can lead to scarring of the
fallopian tubes.
Pekka Saikku and Maija Leinonen of Finland
discovered the new type of chlamydial infection
in 1985 though its existence was not officially
recognized until 1989. Saikku and Leinonen
found that 68 percent of Finnish patients who
had suffered heart attacks had high levels of
antibodies to C. pneumoniae, as did 50 percent
of patients with coronary heart disease, in
contrast to 17 percent of the healthy controls.
While examining coronary-artery tissues at
autopsy in 1991, Allan Shor, a pathologist in
Johannesburg, saw “pear-shaped bodies” that
looked like nothing he had seen before. Cho-
Chou Kuo, of the University of Washington
School of Public Health, found that the clogged
arteries were full of C. pneumoniae. Everywhere
the bacterium lodges, it appears to precipitate
the same grim sequence of events: a chronic
inflammation, followed by a buildup of plaque
that occludes the opening of the artery (or, in
the case of venereal Chlamydia, a buildup of
scar tissue in the fallopian tube).
Recently a team of pathologists at MCP-
Hahnemann School of Medicine, found the
same bacterium in the diseased section of the
autopsied brains of seventeen out of nineteen
Alzheimer’s patentsand in only one of nineteen
controls.
Whether antibiotics help any of these diseases
or not remains to be seen. The first major
clinical trial is under way in the United States,
sponsored by the National Institutes of Health
and the Pfizer Corporation: 4000 heart patients
at twenty-seven clinical centers will be given
either the antibiotic azithromycin or a placebo
and followed for four years to gauge whether
the antibiotic affects the incidence of further
coronary events.
Whether the antibiotic helps coronary heart
disease or not does not explain where these
bacteria come from and thereby how to effect a
causalor real cure. That this issue of Chlamydia
in the tissues, is still being pursued by the
modern pharmaceutical firms as “infectious” in
nature, amenable to the treatment with
antibiotics and/or vaccines, is an another
example of how entrenched Pasteur’s and
Koch’s ideas are in the whole of medicine from
the profit orientation of the petro-chemical
pharmaceutical companies on down.
The above reference to the article from The
Atlantic Monthly, does add to its credit,
“Even if heart patients can be shown to have
antibodies to C. pneumoniae, and even if
colonies of the bacteria are found living and
breeding in diseased coronary arteries, is it
certain that the germ caused the damage?
Perhaps it is there as an innocent bystander, as
some critics have proposed.”
As will be shown, the above bacteria,
Chlamydia pneumoniae andHelicobacter pylori
come out the red blood cells themselves The
blood is teaming with microorganisms,
especially if it sits on the microscope slide for a
few hours. You can watch this process under
any microscope, anywhere, anytime.
***
This is a funny situation really. Modern,
allopathicly trained physicians <can’t see these
things, literally. You can see all these organisms
in the blood with any microscope, so its not a
matter of “seeing is believing”. More, it’s a mater
of “believing is seeing<”, so you can even
dareto take a look in the first place.
In summary:
1. The blood is not sterile, as we were led to
believe after the Second World War with
Hitler’s ideology of the creation of a ‘pure’
blooded race.
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