Fir Tree found in human lung

[faithinacure]

I kid you not. It's in the news:
Here are a few articles:

Doctors find fir tree growing inside man's lung - TheMedGuru
Fir Tree Found Growing Inside Man's Lung - Yahoo! News UK
Fir Tree Found Growing Inside Man's Lung - News- msnbc.com

I'll let you folks read this. While undergoing lung surgery, a Russian doc found a small, green fir tree in a man's lungs!!

This article should shed much needed light on so many issues; ranging from human illnesses and their relationships to GM foods, pesticides, insects used for parasite control, fungal agents in agri-business, plant DNA in humans, mutated DNA, chemical overuse to conquer the environment, Lyme Disease, Insect/Plant experements gone wrong, etc..

This new information cannot be dismissed because it's public knowledge.

Faith

[carla]

OMG Faith !
It has to be some GMO. A seed that grows without light !!!!!
WTF!

[faithinacure]

Carls:
I agee. Such a great development, because it's undeniable. It's the proof we needed to show plant's relationship to disease in human beings. The GMO connection should now be a top issue of discussion and brainstorming for our governments and health/scientific organizations.
I wanted to add here that at one time, many people were unaware about the zoonotic/disease connection between animals and people. This event brings up the same kind of connection between plants and people.

Here's an article I thought might be helpful to learn about the zoonotic connection, because it I think it may all tie in together. It's not surprising that vets would be the experts on these issues, since they deal with it every day and human beings might consider seeking them out for parasite testing. Pharm companies here in U.S. have effective drugs for parasites to be used outside the U.S. and haven't figured out the unmet need of that market here in the U.S. and in UK.

title page for the overall tutorial

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