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Originally Posted by Steven Avery
Some of these videos involve people who actually seem to believe in viruses as the cause of disease. These dormant tiny particles get sucked into a cell, take over cell replication and cause the replication of a gazillion viruses, and then the cell bursts (lysis) and we have a chain reaction.
All nonsense.
So even if the speaker seems to be on the side of health and freedom, they can function as controlled opposition.
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I find it fascinating that two antiparasitic substances seem to "cure" a supposed coronavirus invection?? That literally makes no sense.
Unless people experiencing symptoms of "infection" are being inappropriately classified as coronavirus cases, when in actuality they have a parasite of some kind (which then responds to the antiparasitic protocol)?
Then again, a well known dog dewormer has been shown to eliminate numerous types of cancer by a series of "side effects", so maybe that's what is happening here?
Re germ theory vs terrain theory, I still haven't grasped how terrain theory explains
communicability of disease, which seems to demonstrable in numerous incidents. Eg one person gets sick, then by the end of the week numerous people at their workplace and in their household gets sick. I have seen a cold-flu type illness progress through my own household person by person many times, as I'm sure we all have.
Yet I am aware of the reports of the inability to transmit Spanish flu by normal communicative means as tested and reported. So there's that, too.