Epoch Times featured an article on "Toxo." If not subscribed, please consider doing so as they (appear - who knows anymore) to be the good guys.
I am infected /affected. Some would say it is in my brain, but I know it is in my eyes.
I spoke to Dr. Rima McLeod about 10 years ago, who was featured in the article. She is considered the world's toxo expert. Like most allopaths, they have a poor understanding of "chronic" while being "expert" on "acute." She indicated that there is no treatment for the chronic phase of Toxo - and the treatment for the acute phase is harsh on body systems, including the liver.
Dr. Lee Cowden of the ACIM shared with me some potential treatments for Toxo. He mentioned that cryptolepis and artemisia have shown effectiveness against Toxo. Additionally, I follow the Brownstein protocol, megaigg 2000, and occasionally pulse minocycline for its known lipophilicity and effectiveness against a broad array of pathogens.
The main source of Toxo infection is cat feces - those nasty litter boxes.
"Toxoplasma gondii exerts a strange sort of mind control on rodents: Once infected with the brain parasite, they seem to lose their fear of cats and become more likely to get eaten. When they are, the microbe can make its way into the feline intestine to reproduce."
The military explored the use of Toxo in soldiers to see if it would improve their performance in battle. You cannot find this on the web, but I have a credible source—one of my Harvard colleagues.
Most of what is published on Toxo concerns its impact on the brain. Hopefully, you now understand that the eyes are an outcropping of the brain.
Here are a few articles:
Toxoplasma and the eye Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention are all difficult
Toxoplasma gondii also impacts the lymphatic system.
Notice how forward-thinking ideas rarely come out of America anymore —especially in healthcare? Thomas Sowell points out that American universities are really international universities. The majority of hard-science Ph. D.s are presented to non-Americans. We are losing ground fast!
I observed the clinical evaluation of a young man with AIDS and lymphoma. Dr. Trempe indicated it probably wasn't lymphoma but a Toxoplasma gondii infection. Yale Medical School put this 28 yo on chemo, and he was dead in 1 week. They never asked or determined if he had AIDS or evaluated him for another cause of the presumed lymphoma.
More sad stories from our clueless medical system. Next up, I will show you how "Dr." Andrew Huberman is a serious danger to humanity.
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