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  1. “Teixo” definitely sounds like a Portuguese word you’d encounter in Brazil. Coincidence? Is one of the researchers from Brazil? Soil? Sounds like a job for ergotheonine. There is not the actual necessity, besides gouging, to alter a natural substance so it can become a patented stranglehold monopoly. Whatever it is, I doubt it’s more effective than garlic, which I recently used to resolve a painful infection in six days (44 cheap tablets) and no RX. I was chagrined later realizing that it would have resolved in 3 days had I taken garlic during sleep scheduled hours also.

  2. Imagine what it will do to the rest of your natural gut bacteria???

  3. freedomdove says:

    Why on Earth will it take another 4 years before it’s on the market? That seems to be a rather long time considering they’re willing to develop vaccines in short periods of time and get them out to people. What I think is that they’d rather develop vaccines than life-saving drugs. Pharma companies are protected from litigation over vaccines, whereas they can be sued over a drug.
    Well, we shouldn’t hold our breath for this new “miracle” drug to come to market. People should research alternatives which work very well already: high-quality colloidal silver (not silver salts or silver proteins–just pure CS with distilled water being the only other ingredient), garlic, oil of oregano, olive leaf extract, MMS, high-dose vitamin C, iodine, therapeutic enzymes, and others (also bioelectric frequency medicine like Rife technology). When these things are used in rotation, pathogens have a much harder time developing resistance to treatment. I would suggest that everyone have at least some of things in their home at all times and know how to use them.
    Always being sufficient in all vitamins and minerals–in particular, selenium,
    magnesium, vitamin D3, iodine, zinc, and vitamin C–is also extremely
    important, so that the immune system has tools with which to fight off infections. Additionally, anytime anti-microbials are taken for extended periods (natural or pharmaceutical) it’s important to repopulate the gut with good bacteria via fermented foods or a high-quality, high-count probiotic.

    1. freedomdove says:

      Oh, and one other thing. An extremely helpful medical device to have at hand is a nebulizer. They can be purchased fairly inexpensively and you don’t really need a prescription (they can be purchased online without one). Nebulizers can be life savers, and you don’t even need prescription medicine to use in them. You can use colloidal silver or sodium bicarbonate or hydrogen peroxide in them for lung infections, providing you do the research and learn how to use these things properly. The most simple substance to use in a nebulizer is high-quality colloidal silver because you don’t have to learn how to dilute it. You just pour the liquid in the nebulizer cup and turn it on. You use the machine until the little cup is empty. Breathing as deeply as possible is best during at least some of the treatment, to ensure the medicine reaches the bottom parts of the lungs.
      It’s *extremely* important that you buy pure colloidal silver that has only distilled water as the “other” ingredient. Silver salts and silver proteins can be dangerous and/or ineffective. There are many colloidal silvers on the market. I’ve personally used a product called Mesosilver for years and have nothing but praise for it. I bought a gallon and it lasted for at least 5 years (and that’s after giving away several bottles of it to friends). It’s so much cheaper to buy a gallon than to buy several small bottles of it over time, and it doesn’t “go bad” when properly stored (don’t let it freeze or get extremely hot). It’s even cheaper to buy a 5-gallon unit, but I don’t have need for that much because my household is small. Of course, if one is allergic to silver, then this anti-microbial isn’t an option. In that case, one would do well to research the use of sodium bicarbonate or hydrogen peroxide (or even magnesium chloride) in nebulizers.
      The breathing apparatus (tube and mouth piece) should only be used by one person. If more than one person in the household should need to use the nebulizer then you’d need to buy separate breathing-apparatus kits for each person. The kit can be used more than once; you simply wash the mouth pieces and medicine cup very well and allow them to dry in-between uses. The tube should be hung up to allow drainage of any liquid that may accumulate in it during the treatment. It’s a good idea to buy back-up kits to have on hand.

  4. Slvrizgold says:

    Two words: COLLOIDAL SILVER!!!

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