THE TUMOR
bacterial DNA will certainly get integrated (joined) with your
own DNA. And most certainly, any viruses infecting the bacte-
ria will seize their chance, too, to join and transform your
DNA.
“Transformation” is a scientific term that describes what
happens when your genes (DNA) have been joined by foreign
DNA, such as from a virus. Your cells become changed
(transformed), stopping their normal RNA and protein forma-
tion. The virus genes now hidden amongst your own can be
triggered by common chemicals (as anyone with chronic Herpes
infection knows) to reproduce. And some virus genes tell your
cells to multiply! They have become oncogenes, genes that
cause tumors.^17 Such an event is quite possible, even probable,
when hordes of Clostridium bacteria have invaded your cells
without killing them or being killed. This should not happen. It
was not meant to happen.
Cell Defense Mechanisms
Cells that are struggling for their lives call out for help.
They call for your immune system. They call for a temperature
rise. They call for oxidizers. They call for reducers. Ultimately,
they call for self-destruction in a self-sacrificing way to protect
you. So that you could never develop an aggressive tumor. But
what will go wrong?
- Your immune system will fail.
- Your temperature will not rise.
- Your oxidizers will vanish.
- Your reducing power will disappear.
(^17) Braude, Abraham, et. al., Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology, 2nd ed., W.
B. Saunders Co., chapter 10. Pringle, C.R., The Genetics of Viruses, pp. 94-102.