Cancer is Fungus

[joeblow]

Cancer is Fungus

[youtube:3maiks1x]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQuODiMlUsc[/youtube]3maiks1x]

[youtube:3maiks1x]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri-C8VvF3Rs[/youtube]3maiks1x]

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... death.aspx

A prominent Italian oncologist explains his view that cancer is fungus and can be easily treated. Fascinating viewing.

[§N9sh2bj]

Dr. Simoncini's explanation for how this phenomenon works – how Candida leads to deadly cancer – is that it's a consequence of the weakening and exhaustion of your organs, and eventually your entire body, in the following stages:

   1. Candida roots itself in your deep connective tissue in various organs
   2. As a result, this evokes an organic defensive reaction as the connective tissue of your invaded organ attempts to encyst the fungin colonies through cellular hyper-production, which results in the formation of tumors
   3. Growths continue as the fungi spreads, both in your surrounding tissue, and remotely (aka "metastatis"). It is still always the same Candida attacking different tissues, but due to its highly adaptive qualities it is able to mutate to adapt itself to whatever environment it finds itself in, hence the various types of tumors
   4. Your body becomes progressively more exhausted, which allows the fungi to spread and take over more rapidly
   5. You die from "cancer"

The bold section, my emphasis, answers the comments posted on the YouTube website by so-called 'Doctors'(TM) who were negating Tullio's research. There *is* human cell tissue in cancers, it's not like some white mushroom from the grocery story is stuck in the lungs. This also describes why when human 'cancer cells', cells from the tumour area, are injected into mice, the mice get cancer. Because the fungus is already prevalent throughout the human cells, which are only there to try and deal with the un-doable: too high of a acid make-up, allowing the fungus to grow. Probably, like the researchers, the mice don't have some kind of fantastic natural diet; instead, they are prone to growth of fungus in an acid lab environment.

This infection of the human cells of fungal spores is probably only visible under a dark-field microscope or some other kind of technology.