Fungus Among Us CDC study warns of ‘dramatic increase’ in deadly fungus across US

originally posted by: lotusaugen
a reply to: angelchemuel


This is a fascinating topic.

Natural medicine like healing earth/mineral earth could help.
Is there anybody experienced in treating fungal decease with this simple method?

I developed a chronic sinus infection after working round the clock shifts in a mouldy house, particularly bad in the staff bedroom which we discovered the entire back wall of the closet covered in black mould. It happened to other staff members too. I tried for over a year with just saline to try to wash it out and while it helped some it wasn't resolved until I made up a mix of salt, baking soda, cinnamon and alternated sometimes with colloidal silver if my nose was getting irritated by salt. I had to keep that up a further six months to get it down about 95% gone. The rest I live with.

Cinnamon is useful against fungus and I've used it also in gardening when growing seedlings to prevent damping off fungus now that chemical have been pulled from the market.

I discovered that there are two types of cinnamon and the most commonly available is thought to be carcinogenic, as are some wood species. The more expensive, rare type isn't, apparently. I used the common type but in tiny amounts. The only time I get a sinus infection now is if I get a cold so I know to start fighting ahead of time.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

The last of us tv series was clearly programming/conditioning to fear a fungal threat, sprinkled with gaywoke on top.

originally posted by: TheSpanishArcher
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Ah, so, The Last Of Us was a documentary? It's real and we are all going to die in a zombie apocalypse. Good to know.

Funny how Television becomes reality and no one seems to notice.

I'm sure ' The Last of Us' played no role in this CDC study

originally posted by: 19Bones79
a reply to: JAGStorm

I'm drinking a daily tonic which I kept adding ingredients to:


Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Lemon Juice
Cayenne Pepper
Ginger
Raw Honey(took me a while to find some where I'm at)
Garlic
Turmeric


I'll be drinking this for the rest of my life it feels like an all in one supplement.

We forgot one,
Apple cider vinegar.
Also they have been messing with Apple cider vinegar and its strength so learn to make your own (very easy)
It must have the mother.
Braggs was the top brand for years but not the same anymore.

a reply to: igloo

Cinnamon is useful against fungus and I've used it also in gardening when growing seedlings to prevent damping off fungus now that chemical have been pulled from the market.

Instead of rooting gel/powder I use cinnamon! It works so well.
I agree with you on the differences in cinnamon too!

Also remember one of the best killers of all types of mold, fungus, moss, “damp issues”
Is good ol’ fashioned sunlight!!!!!!

We need sunlight on our bodies, on our skin.

After doing some research about what would be good remedy for Candida Auris , the best look`s to be Jarrah honey.

It seems like Jarrah honey is even better than Manuka Honey . Look for quality , for antimicrobial powers look for Jarrah honey with TA30+ to TA50+.

I would also keep in mind that good probiotics are also something that helps against pathogenic microbes .


Jarrah honey is unique to Western Australia if i understand right .

The antimicrobial quality is measured by the term of ‘Total Activity’ (TA) and it is given by its hydrogen peroxide activity. The higher the Total Activity (TA) the more active its antimicrobial strength.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Shut up CDC. no one trusts you anymore and no one is listening to you.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Got to be careful with cinnamon there's 2 types 1 good for you and 1 not so good for you . I believe the common cinnamon thats available everywhere is the Not so good one .

In the news today……


Start digging out all those unused early Covid-19 gloves……some people even bought them by the pallet.

Where’s Bubble Boy when ya need him?

Washing your hands should now be like the back of your hand……having gone and continue to go through the Covid-19 exercise.

👽

I would guess that Chaga tea would help to keep the fungus controlled somewhat. Use a stronger fungus to control another.

I don't know for sure if it will work for this fungus though, I just read that it does help to control some types of fungus from causing health issues.

I would guess that consuming a protease systemically might help too. A small bromelain supplement on an empty stomach may help control it every two days or so or some food that contains this or similar protease enzymes.

originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Maybe it is on the rise purely because of the destroyed immune systems caused by the jabs. So its not new it's just not being fought off and kept under control the way it was before covid and the jabs. I suspect there will be more ailments that previously were under control will surface as life threatening due to poor immune systems now.

Yes. So true. Here's more about the stats on it.

C auris infections have been growing rapidly recently, and cases in the US rose from 1,310 in 2020 to 4,041 in 2021. Last year (2022), there were 5,754 cases.

The CDC does not keep track of how many people died from C auris and it can be tricky to know if patients died from the fungus as it usually infects people who are already very ill.

CDC data shows fungal infections caused 7,000 deaths in 2021 in the US and 1.5million worldwide.

The hardest hit states are the ones with the highest number of hospitals — the breeding ground for C auris.

The fungus does not form germ tubes and is rarely detected in the natural environment.

Most transmission occurs in healthcare facilities, especially among residents of long-term care facilities or among persons with indwelling devices - such as catheters, tracheostomies, or wound drains- or on mechanical ventilators.

www.dailymail.co.uk...

Fortunately, it is RARELY DETECTED IN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. I'm going to avoid the 'unnatural' environments like the plague!!!!!

a reply to: JAGStorm

I've been walking past that bottle for weeks now and it's always drawn my attention.

What type of description would indicate 'mother'?

a reply to: JAGStorm

Some important info for diabetics especially but also for anyone considering Apple cider vinegar.

originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Maybe it is on the rise purely because of the destroyed immune systems caused by the jabs.

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Yes, that's what causes fungi to prosper.

originally posted by: XipeTotex
The last of us tv series was clearly programming/conditioning to fear a fungal threat, sprinkled with gaywoke on top.

No, no it wasn't. Just a TV show based on a game that came out 10 years ago.

I believe it’s due to global dimming.

originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Maybe it is on the rise purely because of the destroyed immune systems caused by the jabs. So its not new it's just not being fought off and kept under control the way it was before covid and the jabs. I suspect there will be more ailments that previously were under control will surface as life threatening due to poor immune systems now.

Bingo! As planned, the Covid-19 vaccines are opening up new and profitable frontiers for doctors, hospitals, pharmaceuticals, and undertakers/funeral homes.

How many years will be before Americans understand what was done to them?

originally posted by: LordAhriman

originally posted by: XipeTotex
The last of us tv series was clearly programming/conditioning to fear a fungal threat, sprinkled with gaywoke on top.

No, no it wasn't. Just a TV show based on a game that came out 10 years ago.

Then why make the show now?

originally posted by: igloo
a reply to: lotusaugen
I discovered that there are two types of cinnamon and the most commonly available is thought to be carcinogenic,

Well, all plants are carcinogenic to some extent, but yes, the much healthier type of cinnamon is Ceylon. Cassia is the more common variety, and is much less health promoting.

originally posted by: XipeTotex
Then why make the show now?

Because the cash flow from the 2nd game has halted, and Neil Druckmann wanted some more money.