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Announcement of FCT Webinar #70 to be held on
September 9, 2019 at 12 pm NYT
I. Quiz and FCT clinic
- Quiz
I have been treating a recovered on FCT Lyme disease patient, for the recently developed pneumonia. Without antibiotics, on FCT alone the first follow up chest x-ray documented shrinking of pneumonia. However, after one of the remedies to lead to a complete cure, the patient states that his cough and phlegm have increased with the phlegm turning from previously cleared, white to yellowish and he feels weaker. Denies fever. Was this a wrong remedy that also might be cutting short an action of the previous correct remedy? However, if this remedy is still a correct one, then rushing in to undo its action with the next remedy can be counterproductive for his pneumonia.Q: If the right answer could be obtained through one question, what would you ask him?
Two weeks later, following a few other remedies, the patient states that his pneumonia symptoms are virtually gone, but his Lyme symptoms have returned and are painful.
Q: Should we give him a Lyme remedy? If yes, this may block the previous well working remedy for pneumonia, that may flare up. If not, then we are leaving him to suffer from pain. What to do?
- His pneumonia case is not just about a bug or two which triggered it, but is quite fascinating. We’ll present its entire course.
- A good clinical and legal lesson.
What to do with a very sick patient who was not making any progress for months?
Multiple food intolerances, shortness of breath even on mild exertion, extreme fatigue. - Documented by MRI a reduction in cancer metastases on FCT, in a young woman.
BRT findings and remedies presented.
An additional interesting information concerning a rare alternative cancer treatment substance that saved her life in the past, in the absence of effective chemotherapy for her tumor. - Follow up on a successful Parkinson’s case, who’s made a good turn for worse.
II. Important medical information
- Taking it from this and to the next summers.
The summer is almost over but its related acquired infections may remain indefinitely long. - Colloidal silver – Should we use this universal poison sometimes?
III. Questions and Answers