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ANTIGENS
HEALERS WHO SHARE
JUNE, 2016 RESEARCH
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“In immunology, an antigen is a
molecule capable of inducing an immune
response on the part of the host
organism, though sometimes antigens
can be part of the host itself. In other
words, an antigen is any substance that
causes an immune system to produce
antibodies against it.” Wikipedia 6/16
SUMMARY OF REMEDIES
(with range of bottles needed)
Agammaglobulinemia
Autosomal Recessive
IgA Multiple Myeloma Complex
IgE Multiple Myeloma Complex
IgG Multiple Myeloma Complex
IgM Multiple Myeloma Complex
Fibro Carcinoma Complex
Fiber Sclerosis Disease
MD Duchenne
MD Limb Girdle
Perineum Carcinoma Complex
Scirrhous Carcinoma Complex
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After presenting the antigen Disease
Rhesus Disease in 2015, we began research
on 35 other identified blood groups identified
by Wikipedia.
Quoted from http://patient.info/health/antibody-and-antigen-tests
What are antibodies and antigens?
Antibodies are small proteins that circulate in the bloodstream. They are part of the body's
defense (immune) system and are sometimes called immunoglobulins. They are made by
a type of white blood cell (a B lymphocyte). Antibodies attach to proteins and other
chemicals in the body, which they recognize to be not normally found in the body
('foreign'). The foreign proteins and chemicals that antibodies attach to are called
antigens.
Antibodies and infection
Antibodies help to defend us against infection. Bacteria, viruses and other germs have
proteins on their surface, called antigens. The immune system recognizes antigens to be
foreign. So, when we have certain infections, B lymphocytes make lots of antibodies
which attach to the infecting germs. This often destroys the germ, or attracts other parts of
the immune system (white blood cells, etc) which come and destroy the germ.
Each antigen has a different shape and so requires a differently shaped antibody to attach
to it. For example, the antibody that is made to attach to the measles virus is different to
the antibody that is made to attach to the chickenpox virus. Therefore, antibodies to
measles will not be able to defend you against chickenpox.
Once we have been infected with a particular germ, the immune system 'remembers' the
particular antigen on the germ and the antibody needed to attach to it. So, if you come
into contact with the same germ in the future, the B lymphocytes quickly make masses of
the appropriate antibody which can block and fight off the germ before it causes infection.
This is why you normally have certain infections only once, as from then on you are
immune to further infection.
This is also how immunization works. That is - you are given a small or 'killed' dose of a
germ. The body makes antibodies to the antigen on its surface. So, from then on, if you
come into contact with the same germ, your body quickly makes lots of antibody to attach
to the germ and destroy it.
Auto-antibodies
Auto-antibodies occur in people with certain diseases. These diseases are called
autoimmune diseases. In these conditions you make antibodies to normal proteins or
structures in a part of your body. The immune system 'mistakes' a protein in your body
and treats it as a foreign antigen. It then makes antibodies which attach to this protein.
This can cause damage or other problems to the affected part of the body. For example,
the common cause of an underactive thyroid gland is due to an autoimmune problem.
Antibodies attach to cells of the thyroid gland, which stops them from making thyroid
hormone.
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Some subjects have diseases of insufficient antibodies. We have made the remedy
Agammaglobulinemia Autosomal Recessive for people born without the ability to make
gammaglobulins (aka immuniglobulins)
Lack of gammaglobulins activates diseases in the bones of making immuniglobulins.
It invokes a bone reaction of Myelomas relevant to the deficient immuglobulins. Sometimes
these conditions are behind skin breakouts, swellings, kidney difficulties and even intestinal
function.
IgA
MMC
IgA MULTIPLE
MYELOMA COMPLEX
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MVB
IgE
MMC
IgE MULTIPLE
MYELOMA COMPLEX
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MVB
IgG
MMC
IgG MULTIPLE
MYELOMA COMPLEX
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MVB
IgM
MMC
IgM MULTIPLE
MYELOMA COMPLEX
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MVB
The Multiple Myeloma of this antibody
system is found to be the cause of SIBO
(Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth)
which also invites a pathogen to infect
the gastric wall in a condition called
Collageneous Gastritis.
The antibody disease is especially
demonstrated in multiple skin rashes
that bleed when scratched. One 50 year
old female presented with very bright
red swollen feet/legs, very dry, itchy
skin, leg twitching, dull brain (has to
"think about" otherwise automatic
moves) and constant exhaustion.
Science describes the condition as
marked by bone pain, anemia, renal
failure, hypercalcemia, Bence-Jones
proteins in urine, amyloidosis and
increased levels of plasma cell
leukemia.
Immunoglobulin G is made in and
released from Plasma cells.
Representing 75% of serum antibodies,
IgG is the most common form of
antibody found in the human system. A
Multiple Myeloma of this system
therefore represents a large loss of
pathogen fighting capacity of the body.
AKA Plasma Cell Myeloma. The
antibody disease is considered a cancer
of plasma cells, often accompanied by
plasma cell leukemia and IgM
Monocolonal Gammopathy (included in
the formula). Symptoms include
lyphoadenopathy,
hepatospleenomegaly, hyperviscosity
syndrome, idiopthic nose bleeds,
lymphoplasmacytoid cell infiltration and
renal insufficiency.
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During the Antigen/Antibody research we finally found the fabled PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen).
Since 2010 we have watched science change its mind 4 times (and still not be correct).
Our findings show that:
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(2)
(3)
(4)
Science continues to watch PSA even after a prostatectomy
It is used to declare if a man still has prostate cancer even after a prostatectomy
The antigen is not specific to prostates
The antigen affects reproductive glands of both males and females
The antigen turned out to be on the Platelet-Derived Growth Factors, which are in many fibers.
Wikipedia describes “Platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) is one of the numerous growth
factors, or proteins that regulate cell growth and division. In particular, it plays a significant role
in blood vessel formation (angiogenesis), the growth of blood vessels from already-existing blood
vessel tissue. Uncontrolled angiogenesis is a characteristic of cancer.
PDGF is a potent mitogen for cells of mesenchymal origin, including fibroblasts, smooth muscle
cells and glial cells. Though PDGF is synthesized, stored (in the alpha granules of platelets), and
released by platelets upon activation, it is also produced by a plethora of cells including smooth
muscle cells, activated macrophages, and endothelial cells .”
All glands have muscles as well as gland tissue. The muscle tissue of the uterus and the prostate
is actually the perineum. The PDGFs degenerate and cause carcinoma of the fibers of muscles,
glands, organs and even blood. Several names are appropriately used.
We use the term Perineum Carcinoma Complex when:
 the condition causes frequent urination or
 uterus prolapse or
 pelvic floor prolapse or
 rectal prolapse.
We use the term Fibro Carcinoma Complex when:
 the condition creates a fibroadenoma in the uterus or
 the condition causes a fibroadenoma in the breast.
We use Scirrhous Carcinoma Complex when:
 a condition is created in the breast as a fiber carcinoma that is mistakenly called a breast
cancer or a secondary Duct Cell Carcinoma (we have no idea how medicine can equate
duct cell carcinoma with this).
 A condition is created in the intestines that produces a black diarrhea.
The cause of a fiber carcinoma is an important find as the deterioration of Platelet Derived Growth Factors with an antibody. Fiber Sclerosis Disease was developed as a
companion to each of the named carcinomas of fibers.
All of the above Carcinomas are the same formula and have in them the PDGF
deterioration, regeneration and antibody, as well as fiber degeneration, regeneration,
carcinoma, granulosis and RV Cell.
During the use of the formulas subjects have reported feeling the formulas working strongly
in livers, hearts and brains.
In short, we have so many parts of our bodies dependent on fibers, that finding the solution
to fiber decay and carcinoma is major correction of many parts of the body. We find that as
we age, most every mammal will experience this fiber decay and carcinoma.
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In the process of developing Perineal Carcinoma Complex use, we learned several
complications:
(1) Frequently subjects have mild cases of latent Muscular Dystrophy in the pelvis
area. The most common form is MD Limb Girdle and MD Deuchene (for men
only).
(2) There can be concurrent infections in the pelvic floor, perineum or genitals that
extends into the carcinoma. We have so far, found Staph, Strep, Leprosy
Type ____ (usually Type 3), Clostridium Difficile, some of the Neisseria
Meningitis Group and different numbered Polios (Polio 3 is the most
common).
(3) Healing is slow. Frequent urination is the most common major symptom. It is
natural to want the frequency to decrease immediately. The condition seems
oblivious to our desires and progresses always slower than we want. During the
progress we find the complicating infections. The first signs of progress appear
as the time between toilet visits increases (often in the second bottle).
(4) The perineum is wrapped around the anus and many report strain in releasing
feces. “Pellet production” is often described. Easier release may also come in
the second bottle. Several cases of either adenoadenoma or enterovirus
complexes have been found as part of the delayed release issue.
(5) Blood in the urine is not an uncommon report. Usually, blood in the urine is
expected to be a bladder of uterus/prostate infection. We find that this condition
can also cause blood in the urine, which slowly decreases as the remedy
becomes successful.
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