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Is sepsis caused by bacteria?
It seems as though there were medical experiments undertaken in the late 1800's which demonstrated sepsis could be caused via the injection of sterile solutions - disproving the theory that sepsis is caused by bacteria.
Is this true, or were these doctors mistaken? If they're mistaken, please refer me to the scientific paper demonstrating sepsis is caused by bacteria.
Thank you.
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What to do when your child is going through a healing phase:
https://www.northportwellnesscenter.com/practitioner/lawrence-palevsky/if-your-child-is-sick
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New podcast episode 🔥 Part one of my conversation with Daniel Roytas from @humanley. This conversation is very controversial 😅 We talk about whether the concept of calories actually applies to us losing and gaining weight and what could be the real contributer.... and we also discuss whether nutrients actually exist in food. Mind blowing stuff!
Listen now on patreon. Link in my bio. Episode will be released to the public in a week 😁
Thank you to all those who have supported already. I have an incredible line up of guests that I cant wait to speak to and share with you all!
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Dr. Andrew Kaufman has been looking into what I have been saying about vitamins and it looks like he is in agreement.
This video was taken by Dave Oneegs at Anarchapulco.
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Check out the second episode of my podcast and my first guest! No suprise its Daniel Roytas , I'm sure you're all familiar with him! We speak about a few topics that haven't been spoken much about. Pretty mind blowing stuff. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. Let me know what you think about these new concepts. Enjoy.
If you don't want to subscribe to acces this episode, it will become available to the public on Monday. If you would like to subscribe, you can for as little as $1 😊
https://www.patreon.com/posts/78349681
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Hello all, I have recently started uo a new podcast. Here is my first episode if youd like to check it out! It's a good introduction to the topic of germ vs. terrain theory
https://www.patreon.com/posts/77888063
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Symptoms are not the cause of disease.
1. Cholesterol is not the cause of cardiovascular disease.
2. Antibodies are not the cause of autoimmune disease.
3. Neurochemical imbalance is not the cause of depression.
4. Elevated blood sugar is not the cause of diabetes.
5. High blood pressure is not the cause of heart disease.
6. Inflammation is not the cause of disease.
All of these things are symptoms. Blaming symptoms as the cause of disease, implies the body caused the problem, randomly, without provocation, independently of any external inputs.
Symptoms are the body's healing response. When you get a splinter in your finger, the inflammation, pus, swelling, pain, redness, tenderness etc are all symptoms. They are the body's healing response. No one thinks that the inflammation caused the splinter.
If we are to ever truly understand health and disease, we must find and remove the splinter instead of blaming disease on symptoms and then suppressing them.
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Let's straighten a few things out about the microbiome.
1. There is no such thing as a 'healthy' microbiome. It has never been defined and never will be.
2. The microbiome is not the cause of health or disease. It is simply the body's response to environmental and emotional inputs (ie diet, water, stress, toxins etc).
3. The microbiome is not the cause of good or bad health. The microbiome is the result of inputs that are either health promoting or disease promoting.
4. Your microbiome is you. It is a part of you, it is not separate to you. The microbiome you are born with is the microbiome you will die with. It is an adaptive living interface designed to maintain homeostasis between you and the outside world. Forever responding (and therefore forever changing) to external stimuli.
5. The inputs are what we should be looking at, if we want to understand the microbiome and the cause of disease.
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Don't forget I will be running a free webinar tonight at 6 PM AEST titled Metabolic Disease: The Hidden Hand of Toxicity
A recording of the webinar will be available if you cannot attend the live event.
Hope to see you there.
https://www.humanley.com/metabolic-disease-webinar
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After coming to the realisation that there is insufficient evidence to show viruses cause disease, I began looking in to other so called pathogens including bacteria, parasites and mould. What I found, was that there was a lack of evidence proving any of these things actually cause disease. Several months ago, I was approached by the Exposing Mould podcast to put forward my ideas around why mould may actually be the answer to the problem and not the cause.
Enjoy!
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1766625/11589868
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The Baileys, Cowan and Kaufman respond to Del Bigtree
https://www.bitchute.com/video/h08GT6UpdtLu/
