Good video.
My question: why is then that certain illnesses are contagious? What are the pathogens that are being passed between folks, like when someone in your family gets a cold and then everyone gets it?
Good for you, anons.
46 here and I take nothing but supplements.
I don't even take the pot.
Certainly seems to be something contagious…
My fam went through the so-called "Covid" and i developed a couple of days of slight cough and fever followed by a week of smell/taste loss. All this shortly after wife had it for a couple of days.
This happened after a visit from my brother. At the time, everyone was fine, but he developed symptoms a few days after seeing us, and then we got sick.
All three people, same symptoms. So something happened out of the ordinary…because it's the first such illness I've had in about 15 years.
How do three people. one of which lives away from the others, develop the same symptoms after meeting for just a few hours? Coincidence. To reject present-day germ theory is not to rule out the possibility of some kind of pathogen exposure. That's the question I'm interested in.
>Examination of specimens taken from the men in relation to the outbreak has not revealed a causative agent.
This is why I stopped going to doctors years ago.
They don't know shit about anything.
It's created in the body, sure. That much is agreed upon.
But what exactly leads up to that…?
Why, for example, does it happen to so many people at once like with the Spanish flu or bubonic plague?
And that story about cowpox working for small pox is THE example given in Health textbooks everywhere to show young children the "efficacy" of vaccines.
Black Death would be more interesting to look at, though. No vaccines.
Sometimes she dies multiple times in a bread.
Leave the mushrooms out next time.