Toxic Bacteria

What makes the bacteria toxic is the toxic areas it breeds on, same as the insects. So its bacteria with a toxic energy or aspect. Its this toxicity which, in my view, make the bacteria resistant to drugs. Removing the toxic energy, which will be shown how in a later blog, makes it vulnerable to the drugs and even the immune system.

This toxic bacteria then enters a person through the puncture made by an insect bite. Sometimes the tube the insect punctures the skin with breaks off leaving a tube for the bacteria to pass through which never heals up. All punctures of the skin are bad, but they're really bad when the puncture is in the joints of the wrists and ankles allowing toxic bacteria to pass into the human energy system, as with the ankles, or the bone marrow of the forearm, as with the wrists. The bacteria by itself can be harmless, its the toxic energy which makes it dangerous.

Any puncture of the skin by metal, as with a hypodermic, a scalpel, tattoo or needle is also very bad as a slither of skin is removed which never really heals up allowing bacteria entrance to the body. Cutting and puncturing of the skin is also very bad because the integrity of the energy of the immune system is breached, which then stops working so well.

To explain: The immune system coats the body with a layer of sensitive energy which it uses to detect intrusion by particles which have no place in the body. Once detected the immune system shapes its response by information fed back from this detection. The lining  of the body is also coated with this energy so that what's outside - water, food, air - when coated with the bodies energy is digested and turned from non-self to self. This energy is strongest in the throat and windpipe which material from outside passes through into the body. A blog on this will follow.

Going back to the toxic bacteria, as it passes through into the body it picks up the energy of the insect saliva which is used to numb the skin so the bite isn't felt. Bacteria in the wrists moves into the bone marrow of the forearms where it sets up a strong point. The energy of the insect saliva has a numbing effect on the immune system, not just stopping it from attacking the bacteria but almost putting it to sleep leaving the body open to attack from other things. The toxic nature of the bacteria also distorts how the immune system works so when it does attack it attacks the wrong thing - ie, the body itself.

Another thing toxic bacteria does is to act as an anchor to the polluted energy which has entered the body making it difficult to drain off. This why it was referred to as a strong point.