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#51： Heat Shock Proteins ｜ Antibiotic Resistance ｜ DHT Safety ｜ Energy and Aging with Ray Peat, PhD [5sop_zLMZ34] — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview #51： Heat Shock Proteins ｜ Antibiotic Resistance ｜ DHT Safety ｜ Energy and Aging with Ray Peat, PhD [5sop_zLMZ34]. The excerpt begins at 01:01:22 and runs for 54 seconds.

No, no, I haven't. And speaking of fungus, Ray, is there any way to distinguish between a fungal and bacterial infection? Because from what I've read, they seem extremely similar. Fungus is a nucleated cell that works so much like a human cell that the poisons they have for treating them happen to knock out our own mitochondria, because they're generally intended to knock out the fungus mitochondrion energy system. And so the people who are convinced they have systemic fungal infection will take those toxic drugs for a long time and get worse and worse