Latest Information on SARS: SARS Prevention and Protection Against the Spread of the Virus

May 8, 2003
China's cities of Beijing and Shanghai are experiencing a building and housing boom. Yet, there have been no reports of sick house syndrome. I have strong doubts about this. The government authorities and citizens show no interest or awareness of "environmental stress." In the meantime, in Japan, buildings and houses that are three to five years old, or at most ten years old (used housing and buildings) are harboring the fungus "Trichoderma viride, of the Chaetomium species," and the produced "cellulase" is developing allergy and sick house symptoms among the residents.

A slight allergy does not show any daily symptoms. However, people who develop hay fever or hypersensitivity to chemical substances due to the inhalation or consumption of drugs, drug poisoning, or antibiotics, are members of the potential sufferers of cellulase allergy and sick house symptom. Once the penicillium (antibiotic-resistant bacteria) related development of haptens and hapten attached benzene rings, food colorants, gallic acid, and coumarin contaminate the blood and cause hemolytic anemia, which is caused by consuming poultry, pork, or beef products that have been given antibiotic substances in their food, and once infected with the infection of a "coronavirus" type cold-related virus or other virus or fungus, the virus is likely to evolve in the blood. Moreover, the consumption of genetically modified foods are likely to inhibit DNA/RNA and lessen the functions of the body, to cause the body to lose energy and physical stamina, thus making a person more likely to contract and experience a worsening state of the problem.

As all illness comes from the mind, an adjustment that eliminates negative (minus) feelings such as "environmental stress, abnormal fear, hysterics, and self-disgust" is important. In addition, one remedy is the application of a prevention cream and the employment of a construction that prevents sick house syndrome.

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