How We Really Get Sick
What if you invented a device that could search people for
the presence of mycotoxins (extremely toxic substances made by
food molds)? And what if you found that although many people
had them, those who were sick with a cold always had at least
one of them. Would you ask whether a sudden buildup of
mycotoxins is what really lets colds develop? Why do some
people in the same family get the cold while others do not?
- What if you found everyone with cancer had the human
intestinal fluke in their liver, and no one else did? - What if you found everyone with diabetes had the pan-
creatic fluke of cattle in their pancreas, and few others did? - What if you found everyone with environmental illness
tested positive for Fasciola (sheep liver fluke) in their
liver? - What if you found everyone with asthma tested positive
for Ascaris in their lungs?
What if you always found every mysteriously ill
person had some unsuspected parasite or
pollutant?
The device is the SyncrometerTM, and these “what ifs” are all
true. They forced me to alter my entire outlook on what really
causes some of our “incurable”, mysterious diseases.
We used to believe that diabetes was caused by over con-
sumption of sugars, a cold by a virus you caught from some-