You need to do a search for montygram on this newsgroup and read some
of my posts. Bacterial infections are almost always epiphenomenal, not
the root cause, of "disease." It's much simpler, and has to do with
damage or disruption to molecular functioning. For example, when I
read that a particular protein's "overexpression" or "underexpression"
is the "cause" of this or that "disease," it's invariably related to a
stressor, often oxidative stress.
But ignoring sound scientific endeavors is old news. Go to
www.gilbertling.org and you can read about how badly Ling was treated,
for example.
Unlike the losers running the show these days, I'm willing to put my
money where my mouth i, but nobody will take me up on my offers to do
on point experiments or to repeat experiments that were terribly flawed
yet are being used to support awful advice. Nobody else is willing to
put their money where their mouths are, which goes to show how strongly
they believe in the studies they cite all the time.