Eaten Alive: Secrets Revealed to How I Beat a Black Mold Lung Infection and Fifteen Million Dollars in Health Care...
- ISBN-10
- 1695040023
- ISBN-13
- 9781695040021
- Pages
- 152
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2019-09-23
- Author
- Thalen Kane
Description
Eaten Alive is a novel that shows how a patient survived and beat a stachybotrys black mold lung infection. The book also covers how doctors almost killed the patient by misdiagnosing him with asthma, then prescribing a steroid based inhaler which accelerated the infection to the point of near death! The book shows which tests to get to avoid death. The novel also shows that anyone who is first exposed to high levels of dust followed by exposure to mold can become infected by the mold due to the damage caused to the lungs by the dust, which could be just dirt, ash, carpet powder, or any other airborne particle. There is also a section that covers how building codes and deregulation caused public schools to become infested with black mold, causing several schools to be completely closed after children became ill. The author tells the story of how the patient was infected, where he was infected, how he was cured using advanced stem cell technology, but was infected again later in life. The story then shows how the patient learned enough from the first infection to research and cure his own illness with natural herbs and procedures he could do at home. The novel also shows how companies and doctors collude to maximize profit, but deny quality health care to employees. It also covers common legal maneuvering designed to avoid responsibility for infecting employees with mold, and denying health care to terminally ill patients. The costs and pitfalls of the American Health Care System are shown throughout the novel. Additionally, Eaten Alive compares health care in the United States to health care abroad with incredible differences in quality. Part of the book shows how the national issues of how environmental pollution is hidden and how polluters are protected no matter how many citizens are killed. Eaten Alive also shows that the cost of a commercial health care system can destroy generations of wealth even for the wealthy, but how the wealthy still have a clear advantage and ways to survive. This book also shows the specific remedies a patient took to survive stackybotrys, mycotoxins, bone fractures, kidney issues, full body itching, pneumonia, repeated fevers, chronic sore throat, chronic flu like symptoms, chronic vertigo, chest pain, chronically high creatinine levels, asthma like symptoms, trouble breathing, chest pains on the right side, blurred vision or blindness, and vitamin deficiencies caused by a mold infection. Additionally, the book covers anti-cancer remedies. One key feature of the book is the illustration of how employers and landlords can fake mold tests and claim that the source of the mold is outside the building to avoid legal responsibility even if the mold inside the building kills the tenants or the employees. The data in the first three preview chapters alone could save lives.
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Other editions
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- 2016-02-02
- 200 pages
- Paperback
- Thought Catalog Books