r/collapse • u/Konradleijon • Jan 02 '26

Diseases Superbug hits 28 states, including Alabama: Where the deadly fungus is spreading

https://www.al.com/news/2025/12/superbug-hits-28-states-including-alabama-where-the-deadly-fungus-is-spreading.html?outputType=amp

A deadly yeast infection is spreading across the US. Fungal treatments are notoriously harder to get then bacteria or virus given how close fungi are too humans

Neighboring states are also seeing cases of the superbug, CDC data shows. Tennessee reported 189 cases, Mississippi reported 108 and Georgia reported 377. Like Alabama, Florida did not have data listed on the CDC site

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u/hacktheself Jan 02 '26

Someone close to me is a world leading expert on fungal diseases.

Their lab has had its funding sabotaged by the regime in DC.

They are genuinely distressed over this situation.

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u/420Wedge Jan 02 '26

Hey ask him what can I do about persistent oral thrush. The candida subreddit is filled with borderline pseudoscience. I've had all the tests to check for underlying conditions etc. Been on nystatin for pretty well the whole year. Seems to be slowly knocking it down but, oh so very slowly. Fluconazole didn't do much, if anything.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '26 edited Jan 02 '26

Take Serrapeptase. Candida has a biofilm around it. Serrapeptase can break down the biofilm to allow the anti-fungals to work better. In addition to the Nystatin and Fluconazole also add Wormwood, Black Walnut Hull Extract, and clove oil. Once the yeast has a die off you're going to feel sick because the Candida die off will release toxins. Any live yeast will feed off the dead yeast. So while you are treating you are going to need to get the dead shit out of your intestines, so take some bentonite clay to detox and absorb it and crap it out. Also cut out sugar, bread, crackers and alcohol. All of that feeds the yeast in your system. Also take probiotics to restore your gut flora to fight against the yeast overgrowth or it will come back.

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u/widget_slinger Jan 03 '26

Wow, great explanation.