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    Default Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    A certain very aggressive bacteria is on the rise, feeding and thriving on the dispersed oil-mix:

    Vibrio vulnificus

    Someone can get infected with it through a small wound. A tiny scratch during beach walking is enough. Once infected, people with a slight precondition are getting eaten alive in a short time. Already within 24 hours they can die.

    http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/fe...contact-videos

    http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/re...et-water-video

    http://www.nytimes.com/gwire/2010/06...l?pagewanted=3

    The situation is obviously more serious than the goverment will admit.
    But it has granted funds for a rapid response study:

    http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=117182


    One quote from above article is a matter of concern:

    "Adaptation to the spilled oil may result in an increase in some types of vibrios"

    Folks, they are talking about a mutation of the bacteria through Corexit. This is not far fetched: For example, the Gulf Blue Plague bacteria showed these signs of mutation:

    http://theintelhub.com/2010/08/30/th...tated-viruses/

    This can evolve into a very serious threat for people living within the Gulf region...

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    Default Re: Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    have read up on this bug bashi, but havent come across your links, so thank you for this thread.

    some info on this bug http://www.jstor.org/pss/30129912

    Quote The first documented case of disease caused by the bacterium was in 1979.
    http://www.textbookofbacteriology.net/V.vulnificus.html

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    Any pathogens in the body can be rapidly and effectively treated with MMS (sodium chlorite solution). MMS can be mixed up in a topical spray, 10 drops of MMS activated (mixed) in a dry container with 10 drops of 50% citric acid solution for 20 seconds before 1 oz. water is added for each 10 drops MMS. Spray directly on open wounds or on surface over infection. DMSO can be sprayed on top of the MMS to carry it through the skin and into the tissues. Chlorine dioxide is then released in the tissues and bloodstream to oxidize pathogenic bacteria, etc.

    In the case of a life-threatening condition, as many drops of activated MMS as can be tolerated should be taken orally (in water with some vitamin C-free juice) every hour for 10 hours a day. With something has dangerous as the flesh-eating bacteria, I'd try starting with 1 drop per 25 lbs. of body weight. The infected person may experience nausea or diarrhea, but continuing to take the MMS may be advised in the case of this bacterium. The topical spray can also be used over other areas of the skin to get MMS into the bloodstream.

    Because of the oxidative action of MMS, pathogens can't develop resistance to its ability to destroy them.
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    http://Kindra Arnesen Suffering Heal...hern Louisiana

    WOW! This is just amazing. Look at what this is doing to this young ladies skin!
    Open your eyes and you will see, open your heart and your will feel.

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    Sorry folks, here is the video that should have went up top.

    Open your eyes and you will see, open your heart and your will feel.

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    Default Re: Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    I hope someone introduces her to MMS.

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    It's been six months, wait another year...what is absolutely sickening is how much money bigpharma is already making off this, not to mention the profits when the terminal and catastrophic illness's set in. This is criminal, the Obama administration needs to evacuate the entire coast line...but it'll never happen. The country's broke and no one will hold BP or Halliburton liable, so those poor people are stuck.

    Kindra looks terrible, very unhealthy compared to a few months back. What I don't get is why doesn't she leave town? She can afford to, and if she knows how toxic this environment is why is she staying? Once your health is gone that's it...quality of life goes out the window, she won't be able to help anyone. That's no ordinary rash, her body is telling her to "get out now", and she needs to listen...a detox will only help if she gets away from the toxins, at least for awhile to let her body heal.

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    Quote Posted by Lost Soul (here)
    I hope someone introduces her to MMS.
    Weird she doesn't mention MMS and colloidal silver

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    Weird she doesn't mention MMS and colloidal silver
    She probably doesn't know about it, here friend sounds like she's only aware of natural remedies that were used 50-100 years ago down south as home remedies. Many southerners aren't well informed about modern alternative medicine and all these new formulas, they're still 20-30 yrs behind the rest of us on many levels.

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    Quote Posted by ascendingstarseed (here)
    She probably doesn't know about it, here friend sounds like she's only aware of natural remedies that were used 50-100 years ago down south as home remedies. Many southerners aren't well informed about modern alternative medicine and all these new formulas, they're still 20-30 yrs behind the rest of us on many levels.
    Well......., let somebody in here, living in the States inform her...!!

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    Quote Posted by Swami (here)
    Well......., let somebody in here, living in the States inform her...!!
    Some needs to, but if it's in person...don't forget the hazmat suit!

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    Default Re: Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    She's on Facebook. httpKindra Arnesen Anyone can email her.

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    Anybody taken action yet...........??
    Last edited by Swami; 10th October 2010 at 07:57.

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    Default Re: Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    I've just sent a message to her on her facebook, asking her to look into MMS, including info from brtanner's blog on how to use MMS to spray on the wound and links to Jim Humble's web site.

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    I've just sent a message to her on her facebook, asking her to look into MMS, including info from brtanner's blog on how to use MMS to spray on the wound and links to Jim Humble's web site.
    Thank you fifi, I humbly bow.....
    I did the same, who follows..???
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    Default More food for the Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    More on "bacteria" eating humans ...


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    Thanks for the link...I sent her a rather detailed letter with several recommendations for intestinal/stomach related issues, detox AND boosting her immune system; as well as an online website to buy discounted supplements...

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    Quote Posted by ascendingstarseed (here)
    Thanks for the link...I sent her a rather detailed letter with several recommendations for intestinal/stomach related issues, detox AND boosting her immune system; as well as an online website to buy discounted supplements...

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    Default Re: Flesh-eating bacteria in the Gulf

    GULF BLUE PLAGUE: It's Not Wise to Fool Mother Nature

    It’s not wise to fool Mother Nature. Those who think they can get away with it will abruptly learn that payback can be more than they bargained for. That’s because nature will always retaliate in subtle retorts that shake the very foundations of this earth as well as life itself. Playing the role of Creator is a very dangerous game.

    As part of their new logo and corporate image campaign, British Petroleum (BP) wants the public to think of them as their new slogan says, “Beyond Petroleum”. BP is far more than a simple oil company. What is revealed below regarding BP and their ‘beyond petroleum’ activities, both prior to and including their Gulf of Mexico catastrophe, will create a picture for the reader one pixel dot at a time. Once the person who reads everything presented here connects all the dots of the picture, it will be more than obvious that BP has tried to fool Mother Nature… and she’s retaliating with a vengeance that is affecting the entire world. This is a perilous game that has now gotten out of control. What began in the Gulf of Mexico, in February 2010, has now escalated into a man-made biological nightmare of unknown proportions.

    (...)

    HUMAN EFFECTS

    The ETC Group is an international civil society organization based in Ottawa, Canada. They recently stated in a press release that

    "Synthetic biology is a high-risk profit-driven field, building organisms out of parts that are still poorly understood. We know that lab-created life-forms can escape, become biological weapons, and that their use threatens existing natural biodiversity. Most worrying of all, Craig Venter is handing this powerful technology to the world’s most irresponsible and environmentally damaging industry by partnering with the likes of BP and Exxon to hasten the commercialization of synthetic life-forms."(12)



    Now we have scientific confirmation of “a previously unknown species of cold-water hydrocarbon-eating bacteria” gobbling up oil in the Gulf. (11)

    Nothing is known about how this new synthetic bio-remediation bacterium in the Gulf reacts with mankind. This is virgin and uncharted territory. We already know how sea mammals such as whales and porpoises have reacted. Those who haven’t escaped the affected areas of the Gulf have died… along with all other marine life and coastal vegetation. While human health effects from crude oil exposure are well known, the effects of dispersants containing oil-eating artificial bacteria are not known. It’s never been done before, let alone at the immense scale of operations now taking place.

    There’s a reason the so-called “dispersants” are guarded by weapon-yielding soldiers and local armed law enforcement in warehouses and deployment yards along the Gulf coast. If a sample were to be analyzed by knowledgeable people, the biological and chemical anomalies it contains would be made public, right down to the unique DNA signature. BP keeps allowing their sorcerer’s brew to be called Corexit in order to hide the fact that it’s not just the name brand product any longer.

    The physical symptoms of the BP Flu, BP Crud, Blue Flu, or whatever name you choose to call it, are as unique as the synthetic bacteria being used in the Gulf. Since mankind is carbon based, how do these synthetically created hydrogen and carbon hungry bacteria react to human flesh? Internal bleeding as well as ulcerating skin lesions are the physical signs of their computer created DNA signature.

    BP and their paid minions have released a synthetic biological plague in the Gulf of Mexico and it’s out of control. The entire world is a victim of their greed and foolishness. By playing the role of creator, they have begun a very dangerous game with infinite repercussions for life as we know it.

    Those who have permitted and agreed to this cover-up are just as responsible as BP. Those of us living on the Gulf coast must demand from every politician and government agency, from the national to the local level, an explanation as to why they allowed this to happen and why they are allowing it to continue. They are all responsible for lying to us and for covering up the truth.

    (...)

    Full article here

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