War on Ebola - Nature to the Rescue

(3:11:16) Wed Oct 8, 2014

War on Ebola 
Nature to the Rescue

In a September-26 statement, the World Health Organization said, “The Ebola epidemic ravaging parts of West Africa is the most severe acute public health emergency seen in modern times. Never before in recorded history has a biosafety level four pathogen infected so many people so quickly, over such a broad geographical area, for so long.”

“Not in America!” Nope. Apparently, American hospitals are well equipped to deal with any disease. However, there is no cure for Ebola, only treatment that includes hydration and good burial practices. Not closing airports in the affected regions to public travel without a quarantine period is absolutely insane. Burial is not health care.

Nobody knows how Ebola is transferred. It is thought to be contact only, and is not an airborne pathogen. However, there are other natural players to augment that limitation. Mosquito saliva prevents clotting. This means, the mosquito first injects its victim before feeding on its blood. An infected mosquito makes a blood transfer from prior feedings to transport Malaria, AIDS, and even Ebola.

Nature is all about balance. Vitamin-A is a poison in high concentration. It causes cell walls to become brittle and fracture, resulting in cell death. High doses can be lethal to Humans. Low doses can flush the body of Nature’s many invaders. Cancer is a mimic-fungus and Ebola is a virus; both are aggressive eaters that are also subject to death by vitamin-A.

Sometimes the simplest thing, is the best answer.

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