Pharmacokinetic data, which were unavailable in 1918, indicate that the aspirin regimens recommended for the ‘Spanish influenza’ predispose to severe pulmonary toxicity.” All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident." The article refers to this phenomenon as ‘medical hexing’. Although doctors are acting according to their medical training and genuinely believe they are providing patients with ‘information’ about their condition, the article explains that they are instilling in the minds of their patients a ‘belief’ about their condition, which, if they accept it, will often become a self-fulfilling prophecy. I previously mentioned their acceptance of Carolyn Dean and Fereydoon Batmanghelidj. They also quote Peter Duesberg, an AIDS denialist. They think Florence Nightingale’s casual observations in the Crimea were evidence that one disease could morph into another. They quote John Tilden, a “drugless doctor” who died in1941, who claimed “Measles is the manner in which a child’s body throws off toxemia.” They cite the infamous Gary Null, who is notoriously hostile to evidence-based medicine; Dr. Robert Mendelsohn, whose book Confessions of a Medical Heretic calls bottle-feeding of babies “the granddaddy of all junk food;” Devra Davis, who opposes cell phones and has been accused of doing “junk science;” and many others whose names will be familiar to readers of SBM, such as Vandana Shiva, Betty Martini, Stephen Sinatra, T. Colin Campbell, Viera Scheibner, Joel Fuhrman, and many others. Nowhere do they mention real experts like Siddhartha Muherjee, the author of The Emperor of All Maladies, who could have readily corrected most of their misinformed ideas about cancer.

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Cholera and plague vaccines were also used in India. The article also refers to one of the common explanations for the alleged ‘spread’ of the flu throughout the population in the comment that, Yet these alternative media content creators, especially the two named above, have had ample time since the beginning of this alleged ‘pandemic’ to be able to conduct the necessary research and discover that there is no evidence that any virus is the cause of any disease. They should also have realised that the concept of ‘asymptomatic carriers’ falsifies the claim that a ‘virus’ is the cause of disease because it fails Koch’s first Postulate, which clai As soon as I jump onboard the terrain theory, something will happen to confuse me. For example, how does terrain explain that my son gets a “cold”, and 3 days later his sister gets a “cold” with the same symptoms? Or, how a group of college students go to a bar together and one learns he is C19 positive, and then after a few days the other 5 kids test positive (after first testing negative…so it wasn’t already “in” them). Those situations don’t seem to “jive” with the Poor nutrition, Toxin, EMF, Stress situations (sure, drinking at a bar involves some “toxins”, but I don’t think that is “the answer”. )Others told stories of people on their way to work suddenly developing the flu and dying within hours.” The vast majority of people will consider this statement to be highly controversial as it contradicts their everyday experience of seeing people with the same symptoms at the same time; an experience that is invariably interpreted to provide ‘proof’ that those people have all ‘caught’ the same disease that has been spread by germs. Although a popular interpretation of simultaneous ill-health, it is nevertheless an erroneous one. Overall, If you want to take a deep dive into this subject, look no further; this is the book for you. If you want a more summarized version, I recommend "Contagion Myth" By Dr. Thomas Cowan. If you're like me, reading Contagion Myth will make the reading of this book inevitable. There is far too much to the history for it to be left to one book. A deeper dive becomes unavoidable.

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Studied trees alive during that period; tree rings confirmed the presence of high levels of toxic chemicals like ammonia The idea encapsulated by the above quote attributed to Voltaire, the nom de plume of François-Marie Arouet (1694-1778), will be viewed as having no relevance to the 21st century. This view will no doubt be based on beliefs that the advances in ‘medical science’ during the past three centuries have been significant and that doctors in the 21st century have a thorough knowledge of medicines, diseases and the human body. Maybe it’s time for trying something new…be open and not defensive and you may change your life and that if your loved ones gif the better.This book is well-written, easy to read & comprehend, and contains numerous sources & references that the reader can follow up on and verify the veracity of the statements & conclusions offered by the authors.

You Thought You Knew About Disease Is Wrong Why Everything You Thought You Knew About Disease Is Wrong

A popular saying, which is often attributed to Albert Einstein, claims that problems cannot be solved by using the same way of thinking that created them. The concept underlying this saying can be extrapolated to indicate that a problem can often be better understood by people outside of the discipline in which it occurs because they are not bound by any dogma or biases inherent within that discipline. The authors’ investigation of why people become ill was conducted from a different perspective from that of the medical establishment; it was, therefore, free from the dogma and biases inherent within medical science. This unbiased and logical approach enabled them to follow the evidence with open minds and led them to discover the flaws within the information about illness and disease that is promulgated by the medical establishment. aging, chronic disease, DNA testing, genes and your diet, genetic predispositions to plaque accumulation, genetics, genome tests, hair health and genes, how to achieve optimal wellness, how to slow aging, mitochondrial function, mood, neuroplasticity, nutrition, sleep, the DNA company Their starting point was their belief that germ theory is a myth. Yes, they are germ theory denialists. They say the germ theory remains unproven and there is overwhelming evidence that it is a fallacy. They say no original scientific evidence definitively proves that any “germ” causes any specific disease: no so-called infectious organism has ever met Koch’s stringent postulates, the four criteria needed to prove a causative relationship between a microbe and a disease. They claim that toxins in our environment and in our food are what really makes us ill. They even deny that specific diseases exist. Now, I realize that does not seem like an appropriate and uplifting way to open an article titled "laughter", but bear with... bonding, dad, family, father, father's day, fitness, gifts, Meditation, presents, purpose, recovery, sleep, stress, time together, wellnessA paradigm shift is clearly needed; one in which we take responsibility for our own actions and therefore take control not only over our own bodies but over all aspects of our lives. We owe it to ourselves and to all future generations; the alternative – a life of complete servitude – is unthinkable. The failure of the ‘germ theory’ to explain these diseases does not mean that they cannot be explained, but it should be emphasised that ‘asymptomatic infections’ are not synonymous with disease. A person without symptoms is not someone who is ill with a disease. Dawn Lester and David Parker spent more than ten years investigating the real reasons that people become ill using an unbiased and logical approach that enabled them to follow the evidence with open minds.

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They complain that drugs have not been tested in combination with each of the other drugs a patient might conceivably be taking. As I said in a previous article, that’s impossible. The number of studies needed would far exceed the number of people in the world. A few of their many errors They say neutrons have positive and negative charges which balance each other. Wrong! Neutrons have no charge. Modern medicine can’t survive without our faith, because modern medicine is neither an art nor a science; it’s a religion...Just ask ‘why’ enough times and sooner or later you’ll reach the chasm of faith.”Welding and galvanised metal causes evolution of zinc oxide fumes that, when inhaled, provoke an influenza-like syndrome with headaches, nausea, weakness, myalgia, coughing, dyspnea and fever.” So bummed you did this :( Publish controversial info that people don’t agree with all you want but supporting a terrorist organization that has had MANY murders, assaults, arson, etc in their name is downright disgusting! Or would you like to live in a world where everyone thinks and believes just like you, so you don’t have to have your own self justified opinions challenged?