02/05/2025
Hey, PM family, I had a long talk yesterday with Tom Higgins at Goldshield. They have some exciting new developments happening, which may present a chance for us to be of great service to humanity, far beyond treating mold.
The avian flu epidemic is an enormous threat to the entire world, and the situation is rapidly worsening. The scope of this threat is really not widely appreciated yet. The news is currently filled with a huge amount of noise about the new American presidential administration, but all of that will very soon be eclipsed by the realities of this new pandemic. Politics will have little to do with it, other than to impact how we and other nations respond.
The current news on this topic is most focused on the increasing price of eggs and chicken, and now on dairy farm production (where the virus actually originated) and the economic impacts on both the producers and consumers. I believe that will soon prove to be a drop in the bucket. The much bigger news is that the virus has now infected wild birds, and may also come to infect other wildlife. The impact of this will certainly be vast. Consider, for just one thing among many, how birds are largely responsible for controlling mosquito populations, and many other insects as well. Mosquitos are not just an annoying nuisance at your backyard BBQ. They are one of the greatest disease transmitters among animals, including humans. Their proliferation alone may create threats to life beyond our ability to imagine. The proliferation of other insects, such as crop destroying locusts, may literally cause mass starvation. If this sounds "alarmist" to you, you're right, it is.
Now, what can we do about it? I for one am going to look into using the PM process to treat animal raising and food production facilities. Chicken houses and processing plants will be a good start. (We can't do much, that I can see, about the wild birds, other than pray for them and for all the animals on earth, humans included. That will just be what it will be.)
Shifting focus to food production as an added service may be one of the greatest business opportunities I have seen since coming into this business. More importantly, it could also be our greatest opportunity ever to serve humanity. I can easily see it being "the sideshow that takes over the circus." Remember how the PM process began as a method to sterilize hospital operating rooms? Perhaps Mike Adams can provide a bit more history that may be relevant on that. If what we do can sterilize operating rooms, it ought to work on food production facilities. Not so sure about things like chicken houses, but I plan to find out.
I can't seem to attach the files Tom at Goldshield sent me, but if you reply to this post or message me with your email address I will email them to you.