On the sixth day, for the benefit of “everything that has breath of life in it,” God gave us every green plant for food. Such a seemingly simple gift, but what God knew long before the sixth day, scientists are just now beginning to unravel. Why is this notable in this month's KNOW THIS? Because, without even knowing it, scientists have just confirmed so many of our fungal/mycotoxin hypotheses.

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Welcome to our February 2010 issue of KNOW THIS! Many of you know how excited I am to release this long awaited 9th book, The Fungus Link To Your Health Problems. I write more about this below, but want you to know that I was able to listen to a short audio piece that we are having done for the audio version of this book and it is absolutely wonderful how Adrian and his fiance, Kelsey, recorded the Q&A segments. Where was brilliance when I was that young?

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Did you ever see the movie, Back to the Future? In the final scene, Michael J. Fox’s screen father, George McFly, played by Crispin Glover, morphed from a nerdy mixed-up, immature character into a very levelheaded, conservative businessman. He responds to the doorbell and accepts his newest book from the delivery man and opens it to everyone’s delight. That was in 1985 and, during that time, I too wanted to be a levelheaded businessman who wrote books. Not about science fiction, as McFly did, but about “science faction” as I called it then. My science was factual and I had seen it work for over a decade when Back to the Future came onto the scene.

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The dictionary defines change as becoming different. I’m not certain of how this works in you but, based on that definition, my body is constantly changing. I was a baby, then an adolescent, then a young man, a middle aged man, an older man and now….well, let’s stop at the older man! The point is, I am changing.

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Although they would find such a newsletter sentence irrelevant, someday they may be honored to have had me say it; I like what the Mayo Clinic does!

I don’t know any of them and they don’t know me, but for a major research facility to be correct once every decade is huge, in my estimation. It was the Mayo Clinic that first established the fungal link to sinus problems in 1999. In fact, their research showed that 96% of chronic sinusitis patients could improve if anti-fungal drugs were used instead of antibiotics. Of course, their work was immediately challenged, as is any work that references a fungal root cause instead of a bacterial one. But they stood fast in their assertions and today many physicians know that fungus causes the great majority of sinus conditions.

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