Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing.
— Voltaire
It's not germ theory
Germ theory, the mainstream pillar of modern medicine, pushes the idea that tiny invaders like bacteria and viruses alone spark disease, leading to endless drugs and vaccines.
But dig deeper, for example, into Antoine Béchamp's work and you'll find that illness stems from imbalances in the body's internal environment, like poor nutrition, toxins, or stress.
This angle empowers individuals to heal through lifestyle shifts rather than pills, which explains why it's sidelined—it makes far less sense for Big Pharma's bottom line, as true prevention cuts into their lucrative symptom-chasing empire.
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🎙️ Podcast episode
The book's authors, Dawn Lester and David Parker, joined me to chat about what really makes you ill.
We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies.
It’s an information war.
What is true?
I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
What if the root cause of all chronic illness lies in the relationship between iron, magnesium, and copper? Morley Robbins spent decades inside the medical system, arguing that chronic disease isn't caused by germs — it's caused by mineral dysfunction at the cellular level.
South Africa's declaration of foot and mouth disease as a national disaster is politically driven fear porn, says Húgo Krüger. Farmer Angus, a friend of mine who is a regenerative farmer, refers to it as 'foot in mouth disease'.
