become allergic and/or immune to them.
Sulfur is an inhibitor with affinity to intestinal and lymphatic tissues. This
creates hypoactivity in these areas. Typically, when a person comes down
with a simple cold and/or flu-like symptom because he/she has congested
him/ herself by consuming sugars, diary products, or other congesting foods,
the following process takes place:
A stimulus—like an overload of bacteria, fungi, cold winds or weather,
or excessive weakness—trips the body into a healing or cleansing
process. But the allopathic medical community sees this as a disease it
must treat.
Because this congestion or mucus is loaded with microorganisms, it is
now labelled an “infection.”
Antibiotics are given for suppressing, and thus eliminating these types of
symptoms.
These sulfa drugs, however, inhibit the lymph system.
The body’s natural efforts to eliminate this congestion are stopped.Congestion and toxicity must be eliminated not just suppressed.
Otherwise, your body is forced to store this congestion. These toxins, plus
any added sulfur and other chemicals that you may have consumed to treat
your condition, are stored within your tissues (intestinal, lymph, lymph
nodes, etc.). You can’t just kill the microorganisms that feed and live in this
toxic congestion. You must remove the toxic congestion too.
Over time, suppressing the body’s natural cleansing processes creates a
steady decline in cellular health and/or causes tumors to be formed. It also
goes without saying that this creates a continuous inflammatory response by
your immune system. The end result of this scenario in today’s world is
cancer, in one form or another.
Let’s take a look at CIPRO, one popular antibiotic that is frequently
being used. It was highly recommended for anthrax until people caught on to
the devastating side effects to all the systems of the body. These include:
GI — Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, oral candidiasis, dysphagia, intestinal
perforation, dyspepsia, heartburn, anorexia, pseudo-membranous colitis,
flatulence, abdominal discomfort, GI bleeding, oral mucosal pain, dry mouth,
bad taste.
CNS — Headache, restlessness, insomnia, nightmares, hallucinations, tremor,
lightheadedness, confusion, seizures, ataxia, mania, weakness, drowsiness,