Post: #1

http://www.boston.com/news/local/2015/06...ure_pri_hp

Excerpt:
"The Rhode Island Department of Health attributes the spike in STDs in part to “high-risk behaviors that have become more common in recent years,” which include “using social media to arrange casual and often anonymous sexual encounters.” From 2013 to 2014, the number of infectious syphilis cases in the state increased by 79 percent, while the number of gonorrhea cases increased by 30 percent, according to the state."

Report:
http://www.ri.gov/press/view/24889

Post: #2

As far as I recall - more than 50% of them are homosexuals. Maybe they should focus on that group first.

Syphilis is a bummer, but not the end of the world, since it is treatable.

Post: #3

And Grindr isn't a factor in the rise of HIV I'm sure.

These people teach their students the high risk groups such as homosexuals (trannies, bi guys etc) have higher transmission rates due to their lifestyle and behaviour and yet they state in public that the use of Tinder, which admittedly can be used by both straight and homosexual people is primarily the primary factor in a rise in STD/STI rates.

Break down the figures. Teach people to avoid bisexuals and people who play with homo's. You never see this in education.

Post: #4

Hate to be the bringer of bad news but...

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articl...rrhea.aspx

Post: #5

(06-05-2015 02:59 AM)Green-On-GO Wrote:  Hate to be the bringer of bad news but...

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articl...rrhea.aspx

Of course antibiotics won't work after some time as bacteria becomes resistant.

The good news - intravenous injections of high dosage vitamin C at doses of 50.000mg-100.000mg deals with all bacterial or viral infections. You may even manage just with an oral regimen, but it's better with IV doses when it's a severe illness.

Also it's impossible for it to become resistant to it, since it works in a different way by turbo-charging the body's immune system and thus the actual body taking care of the gonorrhea. So essentially it does not work like a drug or even herb.

Post: #6

A lot of STDs are now curable or treatable, so people aren't as scared anymore and raw dog away.

Post: #7

(06-05-2015 04:40 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(06-05-2015 02:59 AM)Green-On-GO Wrote:  Hate to be the bringer of bad news but...

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articl...rrhea.aspx

Of course antibiotics won't work after some time as bacteria becomes resistant.

The good news - intravenous injections of high dosage vitamin C at doses of 50.000mg-100.000mg deals with all bacterial or viral infections. You may even manage just with an oral regimen, but it's better with IV doses when it's a severe illness.

Also it's impossible for it to become resistant to it, since it works in a different way by turbo-charging the body's immune system and thus the actual body taking care of the gonorrhea. So essentially it does not work like a drug or even herb.

Can you please show a reliable source for this statement?

I have heard of the advantages of Vitamin C, however, I have hardly found a study from a reputable source.

Thank you
Ray