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We don’t need a slogan. We have been unwittingly announcing our presence to the universe for over 75 years. “I Love Lucy” has been streaming at light speed announcing our presence since the 1950s.In 2015 Stephen Hawking announced to the world that, “When an advanced civilization meets a less advanced civilization, it will not go well for the less advanced civilization.” That sentence will ring a chord of empathy with Native Americans. The respected journal Nature published a similar warning I believe eight years earlier.In 2007, Paul Hellyer, former Canadian Minister of Defence (Canadian Spelling) announced at a Toronto conference that UFOs are real and that aliens have been visiting earth for thousands of years.The problem is we’re too late. There’s no need for a slogan. The invasion is over and we have been living in the occupation since 1954.

I don’t think they avoid us, but I can see why it would appear that way.There are three reasons: (1) I think Aliens are very selective about who they choose to interact with. They are 100% goal-driven beings who make themselves known only when it advances their agenda, (2) Aliens are masters at the use of screen memories and can erasing memories of alien/human interaction when it aids in achieving their objective, and (3) World governments aggressively deny, deny, deny and discredit those who step forward. Paul Hellyer, former Canadian Minister of Defence (GB spelling) at a Toronto conference in 2005 called on world governments to “come clean” with citizens regarding the existence of Aliens and stop their campaign of misinformation.

Helicobacter pylori infection in human gastric tissue causes an altered immune response and leads to an inflammatory molecular cascade. Multiple articles have been published on the issue. H. pylori has been proven the main agent provoking the Correa’s cascade of gastric lesions towards gastric cancerCorrea P, Piazuelo MB. The gastric precancerous cascade. J Dig Dis. 2012 Jan;13(1):2-9. In any case, developing cancer derives from a complex interaction between environmental and genetic factors as well as the characteristics of the infecting strains (infection extension and density, virulence factors, etc), and the percentage of H. pylori infected patients that end up presenting gastric cancer before death (less than 3%). However, all infected patients have active chronic gastritis, and they have an increased risk of developing many other diseases such as dyspepsia, vitamin or iron deficiency, and more importantly peptic ulcer disease, gastrointestinal bleeding and MALT lymphomaEradicating H. pylori infection in a patient may stop the progression of gastric lesions, the remission of early stages MALT lymphoma, the cure of peptic ulcer and stopping the recurrence of re-bleeding.If you have digestive symptoms such as dyspepsia, abdominal pain, etc, contact your general practitioner who will follow current applicable consensus conferences (Maastricht V or national ones in Europe, Toronto Conference in Canada, etc) and guidelines.