Why do we have to wait forty years for physicians enslaved by orthodoxy to pass on before the discoveries in medicine are made available to those who require them? I believe we can shorten this gap by (1) teaching medical students the history of medicine and philosophy (2) changing the rules by which medical licensing bodies keep physicians enthralled (3) establishing special research therapeutic testing centers.

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Almost every bacterium has a harmless stage and a toxic stage. Many are triggered by simple "smell" of their own kind nearby (Quorum sensing). When this is triggered in Staph aureus, it activates RNAIII which turns on two large groups of genes: those structural proteins which make the biofilm, and those that produce the endotoxins which tear up your flesh. - mm