Hi Lisa,

Have you ever read Harris Coulters' book on AIDS? He has a very good theory about that disease--basically it is a form of syphilis, which he (and other physicians throughout the ages) call the disease which shifts shapes and "appears" to be something other than what it is. Generations of suppression of this disease have produced a different but just as deadly form we now know as Acquired Immune Deficiency. In his book clinical data supports this observation, as many of the historically used "syphilitic" remedies such as phosphorus and mercury are called for in the successful treatment of AIDS patients.

Its interesting in that Coulter makes me think that not only is psora "hydra headed", but, clearly, so are sycosis and syphilis.

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Yeh, I've got his book, ChaCha. I remember it was pretty mindblowing when I first read it a few years ago. I think I'll get it out and read it again.

I'm a little cautious about sycosis and syphilis being dubbed hydra-headed like psora. I know they have changed with inheritance, but I don't think they are quite as varied in their manifestations as psora is...but psora has, oh, a gazillions years head start.

Thanks for the reminder!

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