Peter
11/3/2017
7:51:59 AM | Hello Laura
This is a very good question. I would share this. Myco means fungal, so mycotoxins are fungal toxins. With Morgellons, mycotoxins seem to be entering into more sophisticated symbiotic relationships with other various internal and external parasites. (Morgellons)
Look at this profile of Candida Albicans
A cutaneous (cell tissue) fungal infection which is considered to be opportunistic and which disseminates (goes system wide) to the blood, liver, spleen, and central nervous system. What is really interesting, is that a "dying body" actually "invites and allows" this fungal overload. That says a lot about why our restored bio terrain no longer fuels fungal overgrowth. Proper nutrition brings the body back to life; return life to the body and the parasites cannot remain.
Lastly, Candida is part of normal flora, but systemic overgrowth can happen when other flora is eradicated. Removing healthy competition may perhaps also invite parasites. Cell-mediated immunity then plays a key role, which is why immuno- compromised individuals are particularly susceptible to parasites. Parasitic fungal relationships certainly present a difficult challenge of scope and sequence, no? Hope this helps.
Regards,
Peter |
