Hashimoto's and Hepatitis C - Dr. Martin Rutherford

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Hepatitis C and Hashimoto's. I have one of these cases going right now. That's why I kind of thought this would be a good one to do. Just maybe think, I don't think we've ever done this one before. So, so hepatitis C it's, it's a, it's a, um, curable that this is going to be the key. It's a curable form of have a Titus. Okay. There's was hepatitis a, B and C. Hepatitis B is, is incurable. Everybody pretty much agrees with that. And, uh, but, and, and a and C are, are, are thought to be curable. But if you read in some of the literature as I have done, and, and you'll see, even in the research literature that is, um, printed, that where they summarize the, the research project, and then it ends up in a journal for Hep C they'll actually put Hep C is quote unquote curable.

So those quotation marks mean a lot. They mean you can take the treatment and the Hep C virus will become deactivated would probably be a better word for it will become the activated. And, um, but, but that Hep C virus will then become what we call a stealth pathogen. In other words, it doesn't go away. Okay. It's like becomes dormant. All right. It's still in you. And those of you who are familiar with Epstein, BARR, virus, most people I say I've seen more virus. Do they go? Yeah, everybody's got it. It's kind of like that when, once you get it, okay, it's not as prevalent as Epstein BARR, virus by any stretch of the imagination. But once you get it, you got it. And here's, here's the deal. So if you have Hashimoto's and you are just bopping along, let's say, you've come to us and we've got you all wired, and life is good and you're eating right.

You know what your sensitivities are. And you're taking care of the different, uh, parts of what we call the physiological web of the connections between your thyroid and your liver and your thyroid and your, and your gut and your thyroid and your brain and all these types of things. And we'd figured all that out for you. And life's good. You know, we, haven't seen a year and a half and all of a sudden you go, you call us and go, Oh my God, everything came back like everything. And I'm getting a swollen thyroid and it's swelling and it's not swelling. And it's, and I'm getting anxiety. I'm getting pain. That usually is going to be some sort of a pathogenic infection or a chemical exposure. Usually when it's that rapid in the end and the thyroid starts swelling and stuff like,

You know, I, so I had a gentleman that, that I'm working with. I hope you're not watching. Maybe you are watching, but I've John I'm working with. We had this conversation. He'll, he'll he'll know we had this conversation like three weeks ago. And he was you. He understood that it was cured as dr. Tom was cured, but I don't think it was cured. It was cured. But, but, but it there's a good chance that his picture is so clinically appropriate to what's going on here. It's a good chance that the Hep hepatitis C, which set off this gentleman's problem in the first place years ago, okay. Has been activated. What would activate it? Well, stress would activate anything that brings you down. It's kind of like, when do you get a flu? You get a flu when you're compromised. Who's who, you know, who gets the flu.

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