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originally posted by: Dem0nc1eaner
I don't think the two theories are mutually exclusive are they?
Bechamp felt that providing a good environment for disease was the root cause of illness, whereas Pasteur felt that it was the microbes themselves were the root cause.
Clearly Pasteur was correct - we have used his theories to develop cures and prevent disease.
However, that does NOT mean that Bechamp was incorrect. Providing hostile environments to disease, ie. having a healthy, well-fed body, will prevent you from getting ill.
From our perspective, this surely seems obvious, so why is it an issue?
The issue is that the medical industry cannot make money by telling you that actually, you could probably improve your health or drastically lower your chance of contracting an illness if you were to eat, x, y & z, or by having a daily walk, because then they have nothing to sell you.
Actually, basing medicine on the Pasteur theory has put us where we are now, lots of medication that DOES work, but that causes a plethora of it's own problems.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
There is a 10 page PDF entitled "Exposing the Myth of Germ Theory" that is housed on The Homeopathy College - Birmingham website.
Here is a screenshot from page 1 and a link to it:
www.homoeopathytraining.co.uk...
The author of the book I reference in the OP is a chiropractor, and the sponsor of this PDF is an advocate for homeopathy.
Both chiropractors and homeopathy are underappreciated by mainstream science.
This is part of what is wrong with mainstream science.
Mainstream science is handicapped by being controlled by profit-seekers.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
There is an excellent book that all parents should read. It is entitled Good-Bye Germ Theory: ending a century of medical fraud and how to protect your family by Dr. William P. Trebing.
Amazon
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: one4all
Except he is wrong, I work in healthcare, that is EXACTLY what our Doctors say. They absolutely teach prevention is the best solution.
Now I do believe there are valid cases where there are problems. I think cancer is one of those areas.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
Plant and animal tissues become unhealthy because of poor nutrition and exposure to toxins.
Educate yourself about the work of Pierre Bechamp.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
The fact is, vaccinations are given credit where credit is not deserved.
The accurate timeline of history is that improvements in sanitation, living conditions, and nutrition is where credit is due.
Say goodbye to the germ theory
December 21, 2014
Once upon a time people were afraid of germs. They blamed the germ as a cause of contagious disease because they didn’t have any other ideas. They didn’t question why germs affected only some people, and not others. They didn’t analyze why some people got well, and not others. So they chose to kill the lot of them.
Few questioned the authorities who demonized the germ, and developed various strategies to eliminate them– pasteurization, sterilization, irradiation, chemicals, pesticides, antibiotics, heavy metal preservatives (mercury), and vaccines. Those who controlled the science believed that sterilizing the body and the soil was the answer that would save humanity. And the people believed them. They never thought to ask the germs.
Welcome to 2014 where America, the nation that prescribes the most antibiotics and touts the highest vaccinated populations in the world also has the highest infant mortality rates, the second-highest rate of death by coronary artery disease, the second-highest rate of death by lung disease, and the highest rate of women dying due to complications of pregnancy and childbirth. Here is where 45% of the population has at least one chronic disease and one in thirty-two kids suffer from neurological and gastrointestinal degeneration known as autism.
Where did we go wrong?
Back in the day when Louis Pasteur proposed the Germ Theory and applied it to wine making to kill off the germs to create a sterilized product, no one questioned what it might do to the body. No one listened to Pasteur’s colleagues Claude Bernard and Antoine Bechamp who promoted the Law of the Terrain.
These men viewed the body as a biological ecosystem in which nutritional status and toxicity were key factors. They considered the strength of the immune system – the terrain – to be key in determining health. They believed germs to be the scavengers of disease that manifest when the body’s natural metabolic processes are thrown off. They knew our nature IS nature and as a part of nature we are self-sustaining, self-regulation, self-healing, and self-protecting. We come with natural defenses by birthright.
In his book The Third Element of the Blood, Bechamp identified a certain group of microbes that take on different forms, based on the conditions of their environment. Today we call these environmental conditions “epigenetic factors.” Bad bacteria, viruses, and fungi, he argued, are merely the forms assumed by the bugs when the terrain favors disease. These bugs give off toxic byproducts, which further weaken the terrain. According to Bechamp and Bernard, germs were merely symptoms, which lead to more symptoms to become a disease. . . .
www.natureofhealing.org...
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
An excellent article by Rosanne Lindsay, N.D., M.A., author of The Nature of Healing: Heal the Body, Heal the Planet . . .
Nature of Healing
Published on Jul 19, 2017
Autoimmune disorders and neurological diseases are skyrocketing.
What is the cause?
There is no reversal of disease without addressing cause. Ignorance in the Age of Information is no excuse.
Don't let those who are ignorant dominate you. Be informed!
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: LiberateEarth
We're more sanitary and have higher standards of living than any other time in history. So why are the rate of these diseases that we have vaccines for increasing as the number of people not vaccinating their children also increases?
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
An excellent article by Rosanne Lindsay, N.D., M.A., author of The Nature of Healing: Heal the Body, Heal the Planet:
Say goodbye to the germ theory
originally posted by: Agartha
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
Plant and animal tissues become unhealthy because of poor nutrition and exposure to toxins.
Nope, you can be the healthiest person but if a harmful pathogen manages to duplicate inside your body, you can end up seriously ill or even dead.
If the 'Goodbye germ theory' is true, then I would like to employ you to go to Africa to help against the next Ebola outbreak, without any protective equipment of course, as you don't believe bacteria and viruses can cause illness.
Educate yourself about the work of Pierre Bechamp.
Oh I know about Bechamp, he said that bacteria can change into yeast, then change into a fungus and then mold. I don't blame Bechamp for his ignorance as he didn't have the labs we have today, but for a person in the year 2018 to believe such idiocy is unbelievable.
Bacteria are prokaryotes and yeast are eukaryotes. They are fundamentally different. They cannot morph into each other.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
The fact is, vaccinations are given credit where credit is not deserved.
The accurate timeline of history is that improvements in sanitation, living conditions, and nutrition is where credit is due.
How do you explain India,then? Extremely poor sanitation, 50% of the population still defecate in rivers they use to wash and where they get their drinking water from. And yet Polio has been eradicated.
A pleomorphic bacteria can express itself as a fungus...what are you talking about.....Bechamp identified this in a generic way and it was proven out by Royal Rife and others.Hulda Clark taught us where the bacteria comes from,parasites.No parasites means no bacteria means no cancer EVER IN YOUR LIFE.
originally posted by: one4all
A pleomorphic bacteria can express itself as a fungus...what are you talking about.....
Bechamp identified this in a generic way and it was proven out by Royal Rife and others. Hulda Clark taught us where the bacteria comes from,parasites.
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
a reply to: Xcalibur254
If "pseudoscience" applies to anything, it's mainstream science.
I'm certain there are MDs who question the germ theory, but they do so at their peril. There is a medical mafia that deals with those who don't go along to get along.
See "90 Mysterious Deaths of Holistic Doctors."
originally posted by: LiberateEarth
The fact is, vaccinations are given credit where credit is not deserved.