science lesson

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Just added another photo that you may find interesting.I had three

swabs sent by a lymie that he accumulated over the last few months.

The oldest grew nothing, the second that was about three months old

grew fungus (plate on left) the only problem it's not really a fungus

as normally fungus looks like a tree spouting branches(conillia)SP.

Anyways gram stain reveals no hidden bacteria. the second plate on the

right side is the precursor plate to the one with the

sensitivities.After a few gram stains the sample produces a

pseudonomads- which quite interestingly to me houses a staphylococcus

which normally competes for space with pseudonomads and the

pseudonomads wins turf battles.

Anyway the science lesson I believe is that the observation of NO

BACTERIA in the old sample just some strange fungal form smells to me

of what bacteria can sprout to become in the long term(thinking out

loud).I strongly feel this transformation is also a major part of our

ilness-I notice this profuse growth will spring from a stool sample

after a few days.

WHAT DO YOUR SCIENTIFIC MINDS THINK- LET'S PLAY AROUND WITH SOME

SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONS AND TAKE A NOTE OF THE NOBEL PEOPLE THAT

SOMETHING IN YOUR FACE SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED.TONY