Healthcare professionals fear that a soldier who was seriously injured in Gaza about a year ago infected many people, including other soldiers, with tuberculosis, Kan News reported on Wednesday evening.
The soldier is believed to have contracted tuberculosis before he entered Gaza over a year ago but wasn’t diagnosed until three weeks ago. Meanwhile, following his injury, he was treated in hospitals and community clinics, exposing doctors and nurses to the infection.
Medical professionals who treated him are being tested, but not all test results have been received yet. According to what is known so far, at least one doctor required treatment due to his exposure to the infection.
There are also concerns that he infected fellow soldiers in Gaza.
In response to the publication, the Health Ministry stated: “Due to medical confidentiality, we cannot comment on the details of the case. Also, the epidemiological investigation has been completed and all contacts are being examined and treated as needed.”
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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New information requires the scientific community to reexamine the reigning theories about tuberculosis.
“We propose looking elsewhere for the cause of this terrible illness,” says Sally Fallon Morell, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation. “The symptoms of TB are identical to those of a disease called siderosis, which is poisoning by toxic iron fumes.” Siderosis occurs most frequently today in welders.
“If the cause of TB is toxic exposure to iron fumes, it makes little sense to treat the disease with vaccinations and antibiotics,” says Fallon Morell. “Rather, appropriate treatment modalities may include chelating agents such as DMSO and lactoferrin, plus removal from exposure to sources of ferrous oxide. It’s time to take a new look at how we treat this tragic disease.”
westonaprice.org/time-for-a-new-look-at-tb-infectious-bacillus-or-iron-poisoning; westonaprice.org/health-topics/solving-the-mystery-of-tb-the-iron-factor.