PART ONE: THE CAUSE
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Echinococcus granulosus cysticercus is shielded by its numerous
membranes but cysteine and ozonated oil penetrate them.
Fig. 15 Tough tapeworm stage
But what harm would a few left over stages of tapeworms
do? With most of them dead, surely your tumors should stop
growing and your health should improve. Certainly there is
much less malonic acid produced. But the filamentous bacte-
rium, Streptomyces, which accompanies each larva, does a great
deal of harm. Streptomyces can spread through your body like a
virus; perhaps it even hosts a virus.
Streptomyces is not merely a nuisance-invader like
Candida. Streptomyces uses up your nucleic acid bases, adenine
and hypoxanthine. It makes nitrites out of nitrates, leading to
nitroso compounds which cause mutations. It makes a strong
protease that can digest your tissues. It makes substances that
stops protein manufacture by your cells. It makes ammonia out
of your urea; just the opposite of what should be taking place. It
has powerful immune suppressant action on T-cells. This is no
ordinary bacterium although it is present in the soil everywhere.
scolex (head)
second
generation
scolex
third generation
scolex
hydatid sand