Interesting. No, I don't have the links handy, it was university
research though, and a few years ago. Just the other day I read a news
item about a neurosurgeon that operated to remove a tumor, only to find
that the tumor was, in fact a worm. He removed it, of course. I think
that was in News of the Wierd (?).
I do have a dear friend with bipolar, and one of her main problems was
that her brain would develop tolerance to *any* drug she took for her
illness. It took months, sometimes as long as a year for her symptoms
to return while on medication. They ran out of new drugs to give her, I
think. But that sounds to me like a biological process- it is
suspiciously close to a resistant infection or maybe parasite.
kathryn
On Feb 2, 2009, at 2:02 AM, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
I have often speculated about the mechanism of the well-known
improvements of electro-convulsive therapy, now carried out with much
lower voltage than in the bad old days (see "One Flew Over the Cukoo's
Nest" and "A Beautiful Mind" for painful examples.) I can't help
but wonder whether the real benefit comes from destroying or disabling
some kind of pathogen, and wondering whether the Bob Beck blood
electrification techniques might not do the same thing, albeit more
slowly. I have never read of any attempt to test this hypothesis.
Are there any links to the "egg sack" data?
For really astonishing data about the pathogens and heavy metals that
make it through the blood/brain barrier, check out the work of Y.
Omura, M.D., a bona fide genius whose work is far, far too little
known.
On Sunday, Feb 1, 2009, at 02:23 Asia/Tokyo, Clayton Family wrote:
This is all very good, but the link between mental illness and brain
damage is too real to pass up. And that egg sacks have been found in
the brains of bipolar people is also instructive.
It would be interesting to hear if silver passes the brain barrier
enough at sufficient quantity to keep the illness to a mild roar.
Already there are some antiparasitic drugs that are used for bipolar.
There may also be fungal infection of the brain, not to mention brain
irritation from various chemicals, etc. We know less than we think.
Kathryn
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