So I wanted to answer the question, what is a microplasma?

Okay, microplasma, micro coming from the word fungi and plasma coming from the word just basically like a plasma because these small microorganisms do not have a cell wall.

They look like a little jellyfish, so they're the smallest free-living bacteria.

And you see these little creatures involved in a lot of autoimmune conditions, rheumatoid arthritis, amass, crones, but they're very stealth.

There's many different types. There's like 200, but there's really only five that are pathogenic that actually create pathogens.

And they can just go in the body and just hang out for up to 10 to even 30 years and wait until you get older, you get stressed,

where there's a lower resistance, and you become more susceptible, and then they come out.

And what happens is they don't actually create the damage.

Your immune system tries to kill them, and because they're very mobile, because they don't have a cell wall, they're very hard to detect.

They can go throughout the cells and the different parts of the body, they can move.

And so your immune system starts to attack them, and it's your own immune system that creates the inflammation that creates the destruction.

Thus the autoimmune, where it's a self-attack.

Why is the body doing that? Well, it could be because it's trying to kill something.

Your body's not stupid. Why would it actually try to attack its own cells?

Well, it's trying to get something and try to destroy it and dismantle it, and in the process is it ends up destroying your cells.

And a really good remedy would be something called cat's claw.

This is a great antioxidant slash anti-inflammatory.

Really good for the immune system, and like an anti-microbial remedy, it's natural.

So the goal is to try to build up our defenses with natural things, and not go the antibiotic route, because that actually kills the good and the bad at the same time, wiping out your defenses.

I'm not saying not to take antibiotics, I'm just pointing out that these are natural things that you might want to research to see if it can help you.

So at the cat's claw, we have olive leaf extract, a very great remedy for microplasma's good to put viruses back in remission.

It's a great natural antibiotic, and it's great for the flu as well.

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