Candida auris, another "super bug"

Candida auris is a yeast that is often resistant to multiple antifungal drugs. It was first identified in a patient’s ear canal in Japan in 2009. Its name comes from “auris,” Latin for “ear.” It has since spread worldwide and is most dangerous to patients who are already seriously ill.

A recent outbrake in Texas brings it to the forefront.

The C. auris frequency is only on the Biofield data base of the imaet System. If it comes up in a BioScan within the top 30 - 50 items, put it in the Treatment 'basket'. Don't analyze it too much, just treat it. The Immune System is in charge of eliminating all kinds of bugs, including this one.

Waiting until someone becomes seriously ill is a bad strategy. Especially in a case like this, since pharmaceutical drugs don't seem to work well.

In general, as science is catching up with clinical reality it becomes clearer all the time, that the etiology of chronic illnesses such as MS, ALS, Rheumatoid arthritis and ME/CFS go back to multi-level infections and inflammatory triggers or allergies (as I like to call them).

So, you see all these pathogens at the top of a BioScan, treat them. Focus the Immune system on a certain layer of infections every time. Use common sense, don't put everything into a treatment every time. Use the "peel the onion" kind of healing thinking and give the body just enough "data / frequencies" to provide a focus and heal itself, but not overwhelm the system with 'clutter' and noise.

PS: I am currently working on the frequency for the Siberian laboratory - engineered bacteria of Pestilence to upload to the imaet software soon. Meanwhile keep an eye on the Pestilence frequencies we have: Yersinia pestis.

Author: Dr. Bernard Straile