Shannon's Journal Discussion Thread, Vol. 5

[Shannon]

Hi @Shannon

You mention what mir 3.0 can’t do in the sales page, with regards to that would MIR 3.0 work for foot fungus- like at the sole/bottom of the foot and in between the toes?

If the circulatory system can access the fungus, it should find and kill it.  The problem with foot fungus is, it likely also lives in the layers of dead skin your body uses as cushioning.  So it may be able to kill some of the infection, but not all of it.  You would have to use it to be sure.

Also you mention it would work for issues of the digestive system and worms- will things like this be handled by future versions of MIR- or would they need another specialized approach that you have not yet created?

The digestive system, and worms are things it will not influence.  The issue here is that the immune system in the circulatory system simply cannot access certain places, and simply cannot effectively handle invaders that are beyond a certain size difference from themselves.

A lot of the research I did suggests that your gut microbiome acts as a large part of your immune system.  If that is true, then MIR v3 may be able to influence those "probiotics" (as they are called in yogurt - they're really bacteria) in your gut that are helpful in the same way it influences your circulatory system based immune system.  If that is the case, the gut microbiome may or may not be able to help with gut infections.  I am a bit skeptical of that, but it seems possible at least.

There really isn't anything I can think of that I could do that would change that about the limitations of your immune system.