Subject: viral wart linked to another organism host Re: fastest most efficient wart removal and/or
nonwarts?? Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2003 01:00:55 -0600 From: Archimedes Plutonium <[email hidden]>
Reply-To: NOdtgEMAIL Organization: whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-
cloud are galaxies Newsgroups: sci.med, sci.bio.technology
Considering that viral warts are easily caught by wearing rubber gloves for long stretches of time,
then the virus is not "in the air" nor is the virus on the human skin and waiting for suitable
conditions of wet clammy rubber gloves.
So I speculate that the viral wart must have some kind of link to some bacteria that love moist warm
clammy conditions. Perhaps a fungus or bacteria or some small organism for which the viral wart
lives on that organism. And then when a human wears those gloves for a long period of time, the
viral wart springboards off from the fungus or bacteria onto the human.
Speculation would be that the viral wart really prefers the host of fungus or bacteria but when a
human has made contact, the viral wart becomes its familar skin lesion. It is a virus so to speak
out of its natural wanted environment of invading the interior of fungus or bacteria and whilst on
the human skin, the viral wart takes up residence there only because it never really was designed to
attack the interior of a human.
All of this is speculation and a search for answers about warts.
The strange thing about warts is that do not invade the interior of a human but stay on the skin
surface. Perhaps that is the case for 90% of viral warts but that 10% do invade the interior and
perhaps they are the cause of some major disease as yet undiscovered.
I believe there is a connection between viralwarts and some other organism like fungus because of
the love of warm, moist clammy environments. It does not make sense for a Virus per se to love a
warm, moist clammy environment and that is the reason I speculate there must be a host that spreads
warts to humans.
Archimedes Plutonium, [email hidden] whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies