Why we need medical intervention.

Why we need medical intervention.
You might want to read my very first post of “It’s official God was a space alien and NOT our real creator.
There isn’t anything else on this planet that goes through what we go through with medical intervention. According to Lloyd Pye’s video on human genetics, we have over four thousand defects in our genes, two dozen of which wont allow you to live past puberty. We have strong ties to the medical profession from birth. We require vaccines, and updates as more serious threats surface.

If you walk down a pharmaceutical isle even in a grocery store, you start to get this picture of just how big of a problem we are faced with. Going into an actual pharmacy is even worse. Taking a glimpse into Wiki’s sickness and disease by name turns up with pages upon pages. It would appear that the cards are greatly stacked against us.

According to Pye’s video, his opinion is that we were an engineered species, resulting in an unintentional plethora of defects from all of the DNA work in constructing us. I think he’s half correct. It may not have interested him but it could also explain all of the punishments that were handed down to us in the bible. It is odd how each punishment is explained as far as what it will do, but its never explained how they are executed. I think it was through our DNA. It also explains why and how they were said to be expressed though our offspring as well. There is sufficient material between what god did to us, to use the definition of Genocide.

We might be dealing with damage from multiple directions however. If we were an engineered species, it could explain how a lot of defects ended up in our DNA. Sloppy DNA work. In addition to the fact that we aren’t living on a planet that was intended for us, and the planet is constantly rejecting us. Probably the most obvious of possible contributions to this could be our own attempts of fixing problems through medication, possibly causing eve more defects.

Back on an evolution channel, people on there were trying to claim that apes and monkeys get just as sick as humans do. There is no way. They don’t even require medical intervention or vaccines from birth like we do, there is just no comparison. I know it can vary from place to place, but I took a look inside my yellow pages of the phone book. If you were to add up physicians, pharmacy’s, counselors, nurses, and everything else that is medical related, it accounts for well over twenty five percent of the book.

So the next time you pop that pill, or take that nasal spray, you will probably have an image to go along with it. An image of just how bad we have it here, an image of just how much earth is not our home.

I have always thought that we were hybrid experiments. I guess that thought started years ago when I read something about it, and the author using the example of allergies in humans as proof that we don't truly belong here on this planet.

Every time I sneeze or take allergy medications (which is daily), I think about this idea.

I also read something in Hopi prophecy, which states that the truth of who we really are will be discovered in the smallest parts of our being...which to me is the cells containing our DNA.

Nice post.

Originally posted by itsthetooth

Back on an evolution channel, people on there were trying to claim that apes and monkeys get just as sick as humans do. There is no way. They don’t even require medical intervention or vaccines from birth like we do, there is just no comparison.

You didn't do much research on this, did you??

As humans come into contact with chimpanzees more readily through bushmeat availability and open-access logging roads, the spread of zoonotic diseases such as Ebola, a deadly hemorrhagic fever, threaten both human and ape populations. In some areas, Ebola is a concern for the viability of chimpanzee populations because of its acute deadliness and misunderstood etiology (Walsh et al. 2003). Other infectious diseases that threaten chimpanzees include the common cold, pneumonia, paralytic poliomyelitis, tuberculosis, chicken pox, and influenza (among others) (Butynski 2001). An epidemic of any of these diseases could cause massive mortality within a small population and potentially cause rapid extinction of subspecies and species. In 1966, multiple infants were killed and many adults paralyzed in an outbreak of a paralytic disease (probably polio) at Gombe (Goodall 1986). Frequent close contact due to increasing human populations or even tourists, guides, and park personnel may increase the risk of transmitting these diseases to chimpanzees, and the problem could worsen.

- pin.primate.wisc.edu...

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Yet they are suppose to be our ancestors.

reply to post by itsthetooth


No they are not.

We are supposed to have descended from a common ancestor - but they are certainly not it, since they have had just as much evolution to fit into their niche since that split as we have.

Earth is our home ( or was supposed to be ) but the greed of man and his thirst for power and control took advantage of the Earth to try and make profits by creating the economy, over producing ... Pretty much everything and wasting over half of it.

We were meant to take from the earth what we need when we need it plain and simple and give it back instead of manufacturing food and pharmaceutical drugs ( which are basically a synthetic based on herbs and plants that grows everywhere free for all to use thus making no profit towards pharmaceutical companies ) and then placed on shelves in unthinkable quantities then wind up wasted thrown in the garbage most of which was still edible, meanwhile people are starving across the world. It makes no sense at all we don't take the minimum we need we over produce it at ridiculously low cost and then try and sell as most as they can in short periods of time and creating stupid hypes for junk they sell at astronomical profit.

We went wrong somewhere and we are going low But one thing I learned throughout my still short life is there is always balance in life let's focus on positivity and Love for the future what we put out resonates around us in ways we least suspect

Spread Love brothers PEACE

reply to post by itsthetooth


I like Lloyd Pye, but I know a lot of people including myself who never have had vaccines or other 'correctional' health measures and are more healthy than those who have had them. A lot of these 'needs' are false to make you buy a product incase you child becomes ill if you don't buy it, but ti can make them weaker as their bodies don't naturally develop to combat diseases etc. That's why kids are healthier who play outdoors form a young age etc. The human body is NOT weak like they want you to believe. Most things that harm us and make us weak are man made things that we eat or that end up in our environment.

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I used to have bad allergies when I was young and when I stopped taking the tablets for it a few months later I was fine and have been ever since. If you stop taking them for a good few months your body will adapt. Because you take them it makes your body dependant on a drug instead of itself. Trust me on this I used to sneeze all day and have watering eyes all summer long and tried everything despite my family not agreeing with giving me a lot of medication of the shelf and it was when I stopped taking them after about 6 month I realised I no longer had the same reactions and it was fantastic.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

No they are not.

We are supposed to have descended from a common ancestor - but they are certainly not it, since they have had just as much evolution to fit into their niche since that split as we have.

Well the term "common ancestor" was just a phrase coined because they are unable to find a so called missing link. So the term common ancestor is just a way of saying we are close, but no way to prove it. In over 150 years and over 250 million bones and fossils exumed, they have yet to find one single missing link out of all 5 million species we have here on earth. As far as I'm concearned that alone is proof that evolution doesn't exist.

reply to post by NoLoveInFear46and2

Earth is our home ( or was supposed to be ) but the greed of man and his thirst for power and control took advantage of the Earth to try and make profits by creating the economy, over producing ... Pretty much everything and wasting over half of it.

We were meant to take from the earth what we need when we need it plain and simple and give it back instead of manufacturing food and pharmaceutical drugs ( which are basically a synthetic based on herbs and plants that grows everywhere free for all to use thus making no profit towards pharmaceutical companies ) and then placed on shelves in unthinkable quantities then wind up wasted thrown in the garbage most of which was still edible, meanwhile people are starving across the world. It makes no sense at all we don't take the minimum we need we over produce it at ridiculously low cost and then try and sell as most as they can in short periods of time and creating stupid hypes for junk they sell at astronomical profit.

We went wrong somewhere and we are going low But one thing I learned throughout my still short life is there is always balance in life let's focus on positivity and Love for the future what we put out resonates around us in ways we least suspect

Spread Love brothers PEACE

I think there is a lot more circular logic going on however. I think that we got off the right track to begin with because something was wrong from the start. I'm not trying to make excuses, I'm just saying if we aren't on the right planet to begin with, we are bound to have a lot of problems. What God did to us was just wrong. Moving anyone to another planet is wrong. Of course he may not have realized this, much less cared. It is possible that he had no understanding of the predicament he would be leaving us in.

reply to post by clintdelicious

I like Lloyd Pye, but I know a lot of people including myself who never have had vaccines or other 'correctional' health measures and are more healthy than those who have had them. A lot of these 'needs' are false to make you buy a product incase you child becomes ill if you don't buy it, but ti can make them weaker as their bodies don't naturally develop to combat diseases etc. That's why kids are healthier who play outdoors form a young age etc. The human body is NOT weak like they want you to believe. Most things that harm us and make us weak are man made things that we eat or that end up in our environment.

I get a lot of resistance from people claiming that we don't need medical intervention and I call BS on that. I strongly believe in it. One guy I ran into on the evolution channel claims that the bushmen are prime examples of proof that we don't need medical intervention. The problem is that they may not have the same DNA as us and could be a totally different species.

Sure you can live without help, but your asking for trouble the first time you get infected with something serious.

reply to post by clintdelicious

I used to have bad allergies when I was young and when I stopped taking the tablets for it a few months later I was fine and have been ever since. If you stop taking them for a good few months your body will adapt. Because you take them it makes your body dependant on a drug instead of itself. Trust me on this I used to sneeze all day and have watering eyes all summer long and tried everything despite my family not agreeing with giving me a lot of medication of the shelf and it was when I stopped taking them after about 6 month I realised I no longer had the same reactions and it was fantastic.

I think your very lucky that it was one of the very rare things that your body has the ability to build up its own immunity to.

reply to post by itsthetooth


If you think of the people that first lived in America at a time where the earth offered much abundance and the Natives of this land understood the beauty of such an abundant land where life can, by working with nature instead of against it, bear life for a long long time. Unfortunatly instead of learning from them, the white man just killed them off to rape the land in search of wealth and power.

That is devolution
We must elevate ourselves to a superior state of conscience and change our harmful-to-Earth ways

Peace brothers

Originally posted by itsthetooth

...over four thousand defects in our genes, two dozen of which wont allow you to live past puberty.

... have strong ties to the medical profession from birth.

...require vaccines, and updates as more serious threats surface.

...walk down a pharmaceutical isle even in a grocery store, you start to get this picture of just how big of a problem we are faced with.

...a glimpse into Wiki’s sickness and disease by name turns up with pages upon pages.

...appear that the cards are greatly stacked against us.

...punishments that were handed down to us in the bible.

...what god did to us, to use the definition of Genocide.

But remember... "god" loves us.

...or so that is what the religious cult leaders tell us...

Thats some AWFUL way to show "love".

reply to post by HangTheTraitors

But remember... "god" loves us.

...or so that is what the religious cult leaders tell us...

Thats some AWFUL way to show "love".

Exactly, you got it.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

You didn't do much research on this, did you??

Not sure if I missed your point, but what does this have to do with the thousands and thousands of sickness and disease that we get?

reply to post by itsthetooth


But even humans who live in places with very poor or no healthcare providing they have access to clean water and food still live longer than most creatures on this earth. I'm sorry but bushmen are not a different species to us either, it would be a massive coincidence don't you think that if we are not from here and we happen to be almost identical to these native peoples? A lot of our health problems come from poor diet and lack of exercise. Sure we have diseases, but so do all plant and animal species. Look at species that are prone to way more illnesses and diseases than humans. Does that mean that they are not from this planet either?

Because we are becoming obsessively clean as well out bodies are relying less and less on their natural defences as well which means that they we are becoming weaker as our bodies become more and more dependant on drugs to provide functions that their bodies are perfectly capable of doing themselves.

reply to post by itsthetooth


The human body is a truly amazing thing. To think that it can not adapt to its natural surroundings is silly. Have you ever heard of people talking about when they used to have hayfever, but then grew out of it? I also used to be allergic to long haired dogs and cats and dustmites as well and needed to use an inhaler for this. I haven't needed any treatment for this in the last 15 years and I have lived with dogs and cats this whole time and I know it wasn't magic that stopped me reacting to this, it just took my body some time to adapt.

Humans adapt to all kinds of situations just like other animals. People who think humans are weak and incapable of surviving naturally on earth don't know much about the capabilities of ourselves as a species.

Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

 

You didn't do much research on this, did you??

Not sure if I missed your point, but what does this have to do with the thousands and thousands of sickness and disease that we get?

I was addressing the incorrect statement that primates do not get sick, which was part of the evidence being presented.

reply to post by clintdelicious

But even humans who live in places with very poor or no healthcare providing they have access to clean water and food still live longer than most creatures on this earth. I'm sorry but bushmen are not a different species to us either, it would be a massive coincidence don't you think that if we are not from here and we happen to be almost identical to these native peoples? A lot of our health problems come from poor diet and lack of exercise. Sure we have diseases, but so do all plant and animal species. Look at species that are prone to way more illnesses and diseases than humans. Does that mean that they are not from this planet either?

Well it sounds like your trying to dismiss the amount of sickness we have as other things have sickness too.

I'll put it to you this way, I copy and pasted just the "A's" from wiki and got my postings removed by admin. There is so much sickness that humans endure that nothing else here on earth can measure up to it.

Because we are becoming obsessively clean as well out bodies are relying less and less on their natural defences as well which means that they we are becoming weaker as our bodies become more and more dependant on drugs to provide functions that their bodies are perfectly capable of doing themselves.

I don't doubt that our own intervention has caused some problems but this is ridiculious.