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Germ vs Terrain theories of medicine
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The full documentary Root Cause is avaliable on Odysee since November 6th, 2021
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I have read it more or less and I don't find it a particularly good article. The title suggests that it will answer the question what will make me ill and the answer is just a few lines at the end of the article and it states that it is all a "nocebo" effect.
COVID: The Plot Thickens - What Really Makes You Ill
The world is claimed to be in the grip of a deadly pandemic. However, although humanity is genuinely suffering, the real reason for this is not an infectious disease caused by a dangerous virus, as explained in our previous article entitled COVID: An Overview, as well as in our book,Continue Readingwhatreallymakesyouill.com
I don't believe that because I myself had serious headache after being shedded by vaxed people and in both cases I did not think anything bad about the situation at all until the very bad headache kicked in. It could not be "nocebo". Ok, it is anecdotal but this is my experience.
It is funny that he says shedding does not exist because it is not proven but then he says that the problem is all in our minds. Is his point proven? No, it is not.
Shedding does not contradict the terrain theory because it is possible that it is a toxin that is shedded and the existence of toxins is possible within the terrain theory. Shedding is neither proven, neither disproven. Thus I keep it open as a possiblity.
The article is also not well structured without subtitles and all. I don't like it when people put the essence at the back of their writing. Ain't nobady have time for that.
Shedding is almost universally rejected by all the terrain theorist content creators out there. All you and other shedding believers have is anecdotal evidence. And that is exactly the same kind of unscientific evidence that got us into this mess in the first place, with the fearmongering of people dropping dead in Wuhan.
The fact that they have to store the vax at an unnaturally cold temperature suggests its fragility and inability to act as a contagious agent.
Yes the vax injures people, but it does not injure people by spreading around like a virus.
I have a slightly different perspective on shedding. It could be toxins that trigger a reaction in the people nearby but perhaps in combination with some electro-magnetic and light influence too.
As another example the metabolism of carbohydrates is strongly influenced by light. Drinking alcohol and eating heavy carbs around Xmas is perhaps an important reason why afterwards people go through the process of detox otherwise known as the flu.
Protons as Messengers of Intercellular Communication in the Nervous System
The research in light as a nutrient and messenger is still rather new but we have all been in situations when we are affected by the mood of others and we all know that the so called "viral" disease are influenced by light, temperature and humidity.As another example the metabolism of carbohydrates is strongly influenced by light. Drinking alcohol and eating heavy carbs around Xmas is perhaps an important reason why afterwards people go through the process of detox otherwise known as the flu.
I posted this in the Ivermectin thread, but this is a really good overview of Terrain Theory in general. This channel has been several good videos on the topic:
Pandemics Explained By Terrain Theory
Ever since the start of the Covid 1984 program, we have all become aware of the term “pandemic”, although I believe that most people would…
lordchewy.medium.com
Pandemics Explained By Terrain Theory
Ever since the start of the Covid 1984 program, we have all become aware of the term “pandemic”, although I believe that most people would…
lordchewy.medium.com
I've read various articles on the Terrain theory, but I simply can't support it. Its theories about "toxic waste" sound like it just discovered viruses but renamed them.
Terrain theory is not new. Beauchamp a contemporary of Pasteur advocated it. It has many similarities with Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Can someone explain in layman terms the significance of terrain theory being correct? Is it about the money? If bacteria and viruses already exist in the body but are acrivated, big pharma could get medicine for that too right?
It's more that germ theory is incorrect because viruses have never been proven to exist (through isolation) and cause disease, and contagion has never been proven to exist via controlled experiments (they have proven the opposite to happen).
If terrain theory is correct, then all you need to stay healthy is a completely nutritious diet, plenty of water and sleep.
I think the biggest implications of it, in the immediate term would be that none of the measures / policies re covid would be justifiable. Which gets to the heart of the matter - the lifetime subscription / vaccine passport model would fall flat, if people's understanding of disease was rooted in terrian theory.
Without the axioms of germ theory,
Why wear a mask?
Why quarantine the sick (other than to aid their recovery)?
Why fear "asymptomatic spread"?
Why social distance, cancel gatherings, or otherwise manipulate the movement and congregation of people?
Why take this, or even any other vaccine?
While germ theory may have initially been adopted for financial reasons, somewhere along the way the motivations have shifted towards controlling the herd. And yet prob most of the doctors carrying out their training believe that they are acting for the greater good of public health.
The system we have today has great inertia, and legions of true believers, even if you took away all the current media scaremongering. People trust doctors on principle. But if the foundations of the knowledge and "science" the doctors are working from are inherently flawed, then even with the best of intentions they will miss the mark. And the pharmaceutical industry, with all of its ongoing research, doesn't see fit to investigate this concept.
Antoine Bechamp's theory led to his discovery of the organic molecules that created the 1st microorganisms in a primordial soup billions of years ago in a process called abiogenesis. His discovery of organic molecules is the reason he is called the founder of organic chemistry.
His theory also led to his discovery of the microbiome which are the good viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and fungi that are in a symbiotic relationship with the human body.
This led to the invention of probiotic medicine which contains the good microbes and even probiotic vaccines that involve the use of a good virus to immunize you from disease.
Béchamp developed the Béchamp reduction, an inexpensive method to mass produce aniline dye, permitting William Henry Perkin to launch the synthetic-dye industry. Béchamp also synthesized the first organic arsenical drug, arsanilic acid, from which Paul Ehrlich later synthesized salvarsan, the first chemotherapeutic drug.
Bechamp spent his entire life working in a research laboratory at the Sorbonne where he made all of his groundbreaking discoveries.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Béchamp
Eventually genetically engineered viral vectors and mRNA were introduced which can permanently mutate a person's DNA to permanently immunize them against viral infections. Genetic engineering was invented by American scientist Donald A. Glaser in the 1970s. Glaser is a polymath that made groundbreaking discoveries in physics, chemistry, and biology, for example, he also invented the bubble chamber used in physics experiments.
Western countries are actually ahead in genetic engineering because Asian countries like Russia and China are still using immune response vaccines to treat viruses which have a low probability of immunizing people and the effect only lasts for 1 year, which necessitates the use of lifelong yearly booster shots, while the mutagenic vaccines permanently immunize people by mutating their DNA.
I personally use Vitamin D3 in combination with probiotics to strengthen my immune system so that I do not have to rely too much on antibiotics or antiviruses.
His theory also led to his discovery of the microbiome which are the good viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and fungi that are in a symbiotic relationship with the human body.
This led to the invention of probiotic medicine which contains the good microbes and even probiotic vaccines that involve the use of a good virus to immunize you from disease.
Béchamp developed the Béchamp reduction, an inexpensive method to mass produce aniline dye, permitting William Henry Perkin to launch the synthetic-dye industry. Béchamp also synthesized the first organic arsenical drug, arsanilic acid, from which Paul Ehrlich later synthesized salvarsan, the first chemotherapeutic drug.
Bechamp spent his entire life working in a research laboratory at the Sorbonne where he made all of his groundbreaking discoveries.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Béchamp
Eventually genetically engineered viral vectors and mRNA were introduced which can permanently mutate a person's DNA to permanently immunize them against viral infections. Genetic engineering was invented by American scientist Donald A. Glaser in the 1970s. Glaser is a polymath that made groundbreaking discoveries in physics, chemistry, and biology, for example, he also invented the bubble chamber used in physics experiments.
Western countries are actually ahead in genetic engineering because Asian countries like Russia and China are still using immune response vaccines to treat viruses which have a low probability of immunizing people and the effect only lasts for 1 year, which necessitates the use of lifelong yearly booster shots, while the mutagenic vaccines permanently immunize people by mutating their DNA.
I personally use Vitamin D3 in combination with probiotics to strengthen my immune system so that I do not have to rely too much on antibiotics or antiviruses.
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So his theory supports evolution? No gracias!
Béchamp discovered that the "molecular granulations" in biological fluids were actually the elementary units of life. He named them microzymas—that is, "tiny enzymes"—and credited them with producing both enzymes and cells while evolving amid favorable conditions into multicellular organisms.
These molecular granules are now referred to as organic molecules and are the basic building blocks of life.
If you think about it, a living organism is only a machine.
Bechamp discovered that the organic molecules are made up of the same elements that comprise even inanimate objects: the calcium that makes up bones is a metal, the iron that makes up blood is also a metal, and the carbon that makes up tissues is also a metal and can be mixed with iron to produce steel.
All organisms including microbes and plants are powered by bio-electricity which involves the release of sodium and potassium ions from the organelles of cells to generate the electric current that powers the organism. The ions are produced by ionizing the sodium and potassium in a chemical reaction with adenosine triphosphate which is also produced by a chemical reaction involving oxygen, water, and the macronutrients such as fats, carbohydrates, and proteins. This was discovered by Italian scientist Luigi Galvani in the late 1700s.
And lastly an organism's physical and mental characteristics are programmed by DNA, which was discovered by British scientist James Watson and American scientist Francis Crick in 1953, and also by environmental factors in phenomenon termed phenotypic plasticity and neuroplasticity, the latter of which was discovered by an American scientist named Karl Lashley in 1923.
The mind or consciousness is just data in the brain of the organism.
Proof of this is in the aforementioned discovery of neuroplasticity which proves that the neural connections in an organism's brain can change which is how the data is stored.
The brain actually functions like internet servers in that information is stored holographically in multiple sectors of the brain so that in the event that part of the brain is damaged or even severed, the information will not be lost and can be re-saved in the new neural connections formed when the damaged or severed part regenerates.
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The implication of Terrain theory is that the western allopathic medical system is going about health care in the wrong manner. Symptoms are not something to be treated with a pill, so that they are supressed. They are signs that something is wrong (the terrain, or medium, or body, is in an unhealthy state which should be addressed). Under the osteopathic system which is actually still taught in a small number of medical schools, the solution is not to treat the symptoms but to return the body to a healthy state.
One example of this is the use of ventilators for covid patients. Germ theory / allopathy teaches that if a patient is having difficulty in his respiratory breathing, a good solution is hooking him up to a machine that breathes for him. Terrain theory / osteopathy teaches that one should make the lungs breathe more easily, and that the respiratory problem is actually a benefiicial sign, the way your check engine light lets you know there is a problem, which you can correct before your engine locks up / you die.
This is why people say terrain theory is closely related with Chinese medicine, as both attempt to fix the problem in the unhealthy body, versus taking a pill or wearing a mask or something to hide the symptoms.
So the father of chemotherapy, genetic engineering, and abiogenesis. Just more lies and destruction, you’ve not strengthened the case for his legitimacy.
I would say that some of his conclusions could be used by Evolutionists to justify their false theory. That does not mean that his theories do in fact prove or have any real relation to evolution.
Exactamente.