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Q: Thank you for your replies and comments, they were both clarifying and thought-provoking. Unfortunately, they haven't straightened out my wrinkled forehead completelyโ€ฆ for instance, I wonder, dr Fielder, you said "Add to that the stress of daily life in today's society, life in the "fast" lane, and we have a scenario well placed requiring the help of our friends the bacteria, to which we could also add "virus"." *Hm*, in the NH articles I've read, it's stated that viruses are debris of spent (body?) cells; (encapsuled?) RNA and DNA from these cells, and that they're dead and toxic, like other waste material. In other words, they're not at all living and helpful friends, like the bacteria, they're the opposite. IYO exactly what are viruses?
Also, judging by what you said about absorption and about toxic people's requiring only a very gentle push to develop disease, plus the thought, that we never get in touch with perhaps 90% of other people's waste it seems so strange that one often develops a disease right after having just hugged or kissed a sick relative or even a stranger, but very seldom develops a disease right after having breathed in pollutions during a visit to town, or after having drunk, let's say, an Irish coffee, I mean, the two last-mentioned exposures ought to dump *a lot* of more toxins in one's system than the first-mentioned!
Lastly, this is the pattern in my family: Me, my husband and our son (14 months, still breastfeeding in addition to solids) all have quite different amounts of food intake, and our "menus" differ from each other more than they resemble each other. Also, my son gets more fresh air/sunshine than me and my husband gets much more fresh air/sunshine than us other two. As for emotional stress, the levels are different too. (None of us takes medications of any kind.) In spite of these differences, we always get ill at the same time all three of us! First one of us gets a runny nose, and then a day or two later, we all have the cold, with more or less the same symptoms. Since our son was born, we've had two or three cold episodes like that. During the last few days, though, we've had the gastro-intestinal flu instead of a cold; all three of us had nausea, diarrhea and vomited (*yuck!*). Now I wonder, why do we get the *same* diseases at the same time all of us, why don't, for instance, one get the respiratory flu, while another one gets the gastro-intestinal flu, while the third one gets the febrile fluโ€ฆ or the measlesโ€ฆ or scarlatinaโ€ฆ or whatever?
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