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Traditional Catholic Faith => Health and Nutrition => Topic started by: SeanJohnson on June 14, 2023, 07:10:40 AM
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Germ Theory says we get sick from bacteria and viruses.
Terrain theory (largely discredited since the predominance of germ theory) says we get sick from contaminants (eg., pesticides, herbicides, electrical smog, microwaves/radio waves, etc).
Regarding the latter, I’ve been thinking about it ever since the CI thread on polio (showing it was really a pesticide on apples that caused the symptoms, and since the industry leaders were in league with the federal government, they invented polio as a scapegoat to deflect liability, with the polio Vax itself containing dangerous metal contaminants).
Does anyone have any modern credible material in which terrain theory medical doctors respond to the arguments of germ theory advocates?
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Interesting questions. Maybe it also could be possible that germs, bacteria, and viruses are real but their primary causes are contamination? Sort of like the black plague being started by rat droppings?
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Interesting questions. Maybe it also could be possible that germs, bacteria, and viruses are real but their primary causes are contamination? Sort of like the black plague being started by rat droppings?
Actually the plague was started by jews poisoning the wells. I'm sure Mark79 can provide you with the evidence.
I never thought about it but that's also anothee point against germ theory.
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Interesting questions. Maybe it also could be possible that germs, bacteria, and viruses are real but their primary causes are contamination? Sort of like the black plague being started by rat droppings?
Or, maybe both are true:
Bacteria and viruses cause infections (germ theory), but contaminants cause disease (terrain theory)?
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Or, maybe both are true:
Bacteria and viruses cause infections (germ theory), but contaminants cause disease (terrain theory)?
According to germ theory there aren't any diseases without an infection right?
A pure lack of some nutrients would be an immunodeficiency.
Terrain theory argues for non-living causes of disease, such as lack of nutrients or presence of poisonous substances, if I understood correctly.
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This guy does some of the best work refuting Germ Theory and defending Terrain Theory. He does provide historical evidence and citations from Medical Journals and other such things.
I don't trust the guy completely as he's one of those "it's the Jesuits" people and is a weird mish-mash of gnostic and new-ager with a splash of pagan although he does talk about how he was raised Catholic (most likely N.O.). He doesn't usually get into all that in his Germ Theory videos but he does in some of his other videos if you end up trying to watch more of them. In his more recent videos he's getting into the "German New Medicine" stuff as well which has some problems. Just be careful and pray not to be deceived when watching his or anyone else's videos.
If you don't want to do a deep dive then this video is the most relevant and scientific...
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Ch8v4TVL9yq0/
These are also some good ones that he does with the "Baileys" who are also Terrain Theory advocates. The name of the video is misleading because it sounds like they're about to have a debate but they're friends and on the same page but they talk about some of the hypocrisy in medical schools and the frauds perpetuated in them...
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Gz8yIPENmOzR/
This one goes into more of the conspiracy behind it all and the ties to other government operations in regard to it...
https://www.bitchute.com/video/gPSquUXhGFfF/