germ theory question

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hi there,

i have read your germ theory articles in more depth over the last couple of

days.  they are very intriguing.  a few questions have come up for me...

From reading the articles, I understand that the body's condition is the soil

which determines the germ's activity in the body - whether it will enervate and

multiply and take over in toxic individuals, or if it will simply pass through

and be transformed by the healthy condition of the individual.  i'm wondering

with all of us candida sufferers who may have poor internal " soils " , if it might

be wise to avoid those who are ill, or toxic settings (like hospitals, painting

facilities, etc)  b/c being exposed to a germ, or toxic substance/microbe, may

lead to a higher chance of illness in us b/c the internal atmosphere of our

bodies may be too toxic to handle additional toxins?I haven't understood how

parasites fit into all of this. I've heard that some parasites may be beneficial

- like the whipworms helping heal crohn's patients, or tapeworms helping

alleviate allergies.  what are your thoughts about parasites?  should we be

concerned about them, or

if we are healthy perhaps there isn't any concern about them getting out of

control in our bodies (so eating raw meat, getting cow or chicken poop on our

hands, changing cat litter, etc may not even be an issue).  if someone dies from

a parasite, is it b/c of a toxic internal environment like the germ articles are

talking about? 

are there differences between our internal parasites and external parasites

invading us?thank you,

janelle