Friday, November 18, 2005 - FreeMarketNews.com
New research on Oil of Oregano shows it to be a natural anti-viral agent,
one that did not merely kill H5N1 in the lab but “slaughtered it” according
to Dr. Cass Ingram as interviewed on radio earlier this month by Dr. Meg
Jordan, PhD, RN. In Global Medicine Hunter (GMH), Dr. Jordan reported on
Dr. Ingram’s latest research into Oil of Oregano as follows: “He shared the
groundbreaking research on oil of oregano in the form of Oregacyn P73
Respiratory Support. These capsules are taken 3 times daily and for extreme
cases, 2 capsules every 1 to 2 hours. … The P73 didn’t just hinder H5N1’s
growth in the lab, it slaughtered it.” And she adds, “Ingram claims he got a
call from Vice President Cheney asking him if he stockpiles barrels of the
stuff. ‘I don’t stockpile oil—that’s your job,’ was the doctor’s blunt
response. … The research is expected to be published soon in the Journal of
Antiviral Research.” Caveat: “Ingram noted that this is not just any oil of
oregano, but a super strength form. ‘Plus it took 25 doses for the
slaughtering to occur…H5N1 is one tough bug.’”
Dr. Jordan relates she just returned from the TIME Global Health Summit
where she “heard from experts at WHO and CDC, along with scientists and
health ministers from around the world. The general agreement was that the
Bush avian bird flu plan of supplying 20 millions vaccine shots (when and if
one is developed) was ‘too little, too late.’ … Dr. Irwin Redlener, director
of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness said the country's waiting
so long to address the threat of an avian flu pandemic is the ‘biological
equivalent of not fixing the levees’ in New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina
struck. … Another virology expert said that ‘Tamiflu will be worthless in no
time; don’t bother stockpiling it.’ Most of Big Pharma present confided that
flu vaccine has not been an attractive endeavor due to low profit margins;
the number of companies producing flu vaccine has plummeted in the last five
years, according to Wall St Journal (11//8/05).
With all that doom and gloom, Dr. Jordan concludes, the best course of
action may be the simplest: “use common sense: avoid crowds, wash your hands
as if you had a case of OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder), and go with the
oil of oregano antiviral and other immune-boosting remedies like good
nutrition, plenty of rest, and stress management.” Online marketing material
on Dr. Jordan describes her as follows: "medical anthropologist,
international health journalist, radio personality, editor and founder of
American Fitness Magazine, and the Global Medicine Hunter. ... She was a
core faculty member of a new media venture with Deepak Chopra entitled
MyPotential, and was a founding correspondent on iVillage, covering Global
Health for women."
staff reports - Free-Market News Network
http://www.freemarketnews..com/WorldNews.asp?nid=2249
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