(Updated 20/11/21)
Here's how his back looks today; now go and take a look at what it used to be like!
If anybody tells you that natural therapies do not work and that the Interclinical Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis is a waste of time and money, think twice!
They work and sometimes the results are spectacular. Read on.
"So here they are Gary! Much better! Mostly scars now some still active, if you can see to the left was a very long one that just oozed so much stuff! It’s still there and still lets out a bit, but so much better. He can actually wear shirts again without worrying about them bleeding through."
Here is what his back looked like prior to the Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis and intervention, that began in September 2017, that included helping his body safely remove aluminium from his body:
Congratulations to this man and his very patient and supportive wife for sticking to the plan! Natural therapies usually fail because people expect overnight results, or they dabble. These pleasing results, like breaking three hours for the marathon, come about through hard work, day after day, month after month.
(First published September 2017)
This is a report about four unusual cases of nasty infections. They have something in common that might surprise and shock you.
Image: a hairdresser's finger. Her body is so toxic that pus begins to exude from her fingers at random intervals.
Image: skin lesions that may be caused by the inflammatory aluminium adjuvants that are put in vaccines.
Sam's boil story
"There I was 23 years young, eating healthy, exercising regularly, feeling good, feeling energetic, believing I was healthy. Yet every few days a small red spot would appear only to either form a head quickly, pop and disappear or develop into a deep festering infection that would slowly run its cause over a period of 2 weeks bringing along with it pain, fever, fatigue, insecurity and resultant scarring.
I couldn’t work it out, what was I doing wrong? Why was this happening to me? My immunity up until now had been bulletproof - thanks to my rural upbringing - I had just finished uni - so my days as a glorified alcoholic were behind me - I was showering twice a day, even started bathing in surgical grade disinfectant twice weekly and most the food I was eating was being grown right in front of me.
So as anybody would do I sought advice from my GP. “It’s just a staph infection”, he told me, “you’re working on a farm so staph is everywhere, try these antibiotics and you should be right.” Sure enough, they disappeared for the length of the course, but two days after finishing the boils reared their mighty heads once more. So another visit, “oh it must be a persistent infection, try another course of stronger stuff and if this doesn’t work come back.” Sure enough, the same result as before. The third visit he prescribes a 3-month course of doxycycline and tells me “see how you go on these and see what happens when you’re taking it in comparison to not. If they come back it may just be that you have to take an antibiotic regularly, if you don’t want to get boils that is.” Am I really now, at 23 going to have to rely on a steady flow of antibiotics if I don’t want boils, really?
Here I am 24 years young, eating healthy, exercising regularly, feeling good, feeling energetic, now knowing I am on the road to great health.
Thanks to Gazza, my eyes have been opened to the nasty world of toxins and their brutal impact on our health. After 6 months of targeted supplements, the occurrence the boils have gotten less and less and now I’m getting only minor ones every few weeks which is awesome!
Cheers Gaz"
Sam is not alone in suffering these nasty skin issues. I have pulled the files of three other people with similar nasty skin issues and gained their permission to use their cases for this article.
These men and one woman are fascinating because one is a plumber, one a farmer another is a male nurse (I'm being a little vague to protect their identities), and the woman is a hairdresser. What all three have in common is evidence of exposure to some nasty toxins.
Please have a good look at each of their Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis reports (HTMA) below.
A tired plumber with weeping sores and boils all over his legs
This plumber's HTMA above indicates that he has been very lax with environmental exposures to many toxins, including arsenic, cadmium and Aluminium. He agrees and promised to take more care when around solvents, dust and other potential sources of contamination.
The elevated iron to copper ratio indicates the possibility of an undisclosed chronic infection of the protozoa bacterial or worm kind. This finding is common in men and women who work with their hands, get dirty, or with animals, such as farmers and plumbers.
Good things take time and there are no quick fixes:
"Hey, Gary, Everything is ok. I still get the red itchy spots every now and then. Hope all is well with you? catch up soon"
(Feedback from our plumber)
A young farmer (Sam) suffering constant outbreaks of disfiguring boils
Like our plumber, Sam's HTMA above indicates exposure to toxins, including arsenic cadmium, lead and aluminium (aluminium is used as an anti-caking agent in fertiliser).
As with the plumber, he has an elevated iron to copper ratio, indicating a chronic infection of the bacterial, protozoa or worm kind.
A nurse with mystery skin abscesses
Image: skin lesions that may be caused by the inflammatory aluminium adjuvants that are put in vaccines.
Here's the evidence: elevated aluminium on HTMA.
This HTMA above is of our very clean-living nurse. As with the plumber and farmer, his iron to copper ratio indicates a chronic infection deep in his body which is indeed the case.
He has consulted medical specialists who have been at a loss to explain his skin abscesses, all treatments have failed and everyone he has consulted is now at a loss about what to do next.
What is fascinating is the elevated aluminium of our nurse's HTMA. With careful questioning, the source came down to just one - vaccinations which are compulsory for his work (he does not live in New Zealand). Aluminium is an inflammatory adjuvant that is added to many vaccines. Injecting aluminium bypasses the body's natural protective barriers, such as skin and digestive tract. This is why even nano amounts of a potent toxin, such as aluminium may incredibly harmful when it is injected.
My conclusion is that he is most likely being poisoned by his employer.
A hairdresser with yellow and green puss coming out of her fingers
This hairdresser came to see me because her body was wracked with chronic muscle and joint pain and she was feeling extremely tired. She also had random outbreaks of pus coming out of her fingers.
A message from our hairdresser
"Gary,
Still progressing well Yah! XXX is eating mainly Paleo diet, I'm Paleo too but some mornings need a slightly higher percentage of carbs as I don't eat eggs, bacon, dairy.
We do have at times that we have a meal out and treat ourselves, we find though restaurants very accommodating with the way we eat.
Starting to feel like the new version of me, weight still coming off but slowly.
Best Regards"
Her HTMA is different from the rest in that there is only a hint of toxic elements being present. However, her HTMA has a pattern that is consistent with extreme fatigue and subclinical liver issues.
Having tested a number of professional hairdressers, I have concluded that this is one of the most toxic occupations a woman can ever be involved with. The array of chemicals that a hairdresser must handle in poorly ventilated spaces is frightening. Fibromyalgia, extreme fatigue, migraines, weight gain and thyroid disease are common with hairdressers. She was no exception.
When she presented, she complained of suffering devastating migraines, weight gain, hair loss, plantar fasciitis, polymyalgia, bloating after eating, nausea, dermatitis and mouth ulcers. Her tongue was cracked, red and swollen.
She was taking powerful, highly toxic medications to help her sleep, for muscle pain and to prevent vomiting. Now in her early 50's, she had been on multiple medications since her teenage years.
It was apparent, from her appearance, her medical history and her occupation, that she was being poisoned by the combination of her job and her doctors.
Poisoning is the common factor with all of these people
Toxins: they are everywhere!
We are all exposed to toxins - a frightening number - that are increasing by the thousands every year. These are in our food, in our air, in our water (including fluoride) and in our medicines. For many of us, we are being overwhelmed and they are making many of us very ill.
Are you an excreter of toxins, or are you an accumulator of toxins?
Our bodies are designed to keep us very clean on the inside. Our cells have pumping systems that are designed to push toxins out as fast as they come in - hopefully, faster. Organs such as the liver and kidneys filter these toxins, neutralise them as best as can be done, then they are finally eliminated via the gallbladder and digestive tract, or by peeing out in the urine.
Bile factoid
If a person is full of nasty toxins, many of these eventually find their way, via the liver, into the bile. As a consequence, their bile may be foul. It will irritate the gallbladder, leading to gallbladder disease. When this toxic bile is squirted into the proximal small intestine or duodenum, the part of the digestive tract that follows just after the stomach, the person may suffer nausea, poor digestion and gut problems further down. A common complaint is reflux and sometimes bad breath that smells a bit like sewage!
If these eliminative processes have been damaged, such as from a chemical, a prescription drug, hepatitis or glandular fever (usually a combination of several things), a person may go from being an efficient excreter of toxins to being a nett accumulator - in other words: a health disaster!
Drugs Factoid
About 30% of medications, including those for asthma and hayfever, contain the nerve toxin, fluoride. Fluoride makes it very hard for the liver to break down the drug, thus increasing the half -ife of the drug, while risking suffering liver damage among other ailments.
The skin is an excretory organ
If the liver and kidneys are unable to rid your body of toxins, there is an ingenious backup system - your skin. Two ways:
You sweat toxins out. The sweat of a toxic person may be putrid, foul stuff.
Toxins are lost by increasing the shedding of hair and skin.
In extreme cases of toxicity, the skin may become broken, weeping and may even shed pus, or break down with numerous deep abscesses.
Toxic people complain of having poor hair, skin and nails. Skin conditions such as psoriasis are common in chemically dirty occupations, such as farming, motor mechanics, welders, screen printers, hairdressers and painters.
Unhealthy, broken skin is very vulnerable to infection, such as staphylococcus bacteria, many of which are antibiotic resistant and which may become embedded deep within their body.
We can see these things happening in all four of our people.
Action to improve our subjects' health
All four people (our farmer, plumber, nurse and hairdresser) have been on individual programmes that include:
Reducing environmental exposures (improved ventilation, wearing gloves, face masks, protective clothing etc).
Safely weaning off all drugs, prescription and over the counter, including vaccines. (These first two interventions are most important, otherwise measures to clean the body of toxins will be continuously compromised).
Long term infection control using non-antibiotic therapies that include supporting each person's innate immune defences.
Nutraceuticals that assist safe and gentle body detoxification.
Diet changes to support cellular and organ vitality.
Increasing detoxification via sweating such as with the use of the sauna and exercise.
Progress to date with our people
It is still early days, but, as you will gather from Sam's story, there are some delightful improvements happening. This is after more than six months of consistent therapy. He will take years for there to be a full recovery.
It has taken almost two years, but our plumber's legs are healed and he is back enjoying his sport. He is very careful with chemicals nowadays and he takes his special supplements every day.
Good things take time!
Our hairdresser is making wonderful progress. She has not had any finger pus for months and her migraines have decreased markedly, as has her body weight. Her husband is even getting into the game with great enthusiasm: he has lost more than 10 Kg of excess weight! I anticipate a full and permanent recovery for her.
It is still too early to say how our nurse is getting on but I am optimistic. Getting aluminium out of the body is not easy and is a slow process. Much damage has been done to his body. The problem for him is vaccines are a requirement in his job (He is not in New Zealand). His situation is complicated because there is a blind refusal by health authorities to acknowledge that a vaccine could ever cause this kind of horrific damage to a person!