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Outta fucken sight! An out-of-the-park homerun! And a perfect ending with that newspaper clipping talking about "vaccine virus" (poisoned jabs).

Have you sent this to the Bailey's and Cowan? I am disappointed they have yet to produce such an article or video. They've come sort of close, but not as plain & thorough as you have done here.

Well done.

Dare I wonder if you'll do a deep dive into antibiotics? How long do they stay in the body? How does the body break them down? Do they spread throughout the entire body? Are there any that go directly to a site in the body, or do they all "infect" the entire body?

I have been vehemently opposed to ANY use of antibiotics since I learned that bacteria are GOOD and not predators or parasites, but I have lately revised my opinion based on experience with my cats. I now employ antibiotics for EMERGENCY USE ONLY -- and with that, the lowest dose possible for the shortest amount of time.

I've learned as a philosopher that one must always set aside some wiggle room and not get trapped into the slavery of principle. One must be able to bend with the wind...

In short, one cat had a progressively nasty cough for about 2 years and it was just getting worse & worse. It broke my heart each time I would witness his deep coughing fits, but I thought sure his Vital Force & body knew what was going on and was gonna take care of business and the cough would go away on its own -- but it did not.

My other cat was terribly snotty & sneezy for more than 6 months...it was getting so bad that she couldn't eat without sneezing after each bite. Her breath smelled like ammonia. Her eyes and face were looking mucky. Again, I thought sure it would clear up on its own, but no. It didn't. It was just getting progressively worse.

We vacuumed & dusted and cleaned the beddings...We tried to get them to eat healthier food...

Our other cat has not had any snottiness or coughing.

And then my wife ordered some antibiotics for herself, told them exactly what type she needed and what type she did NOT want, and naturally they sent what she did NOT want -- but, they were the type that vets use for cats with snotty noses & coughs. I'm a follow-the-signs kind of guy and it looked to me like the cats had predetermined the arrival of these particular antibiotics -- what a co-inky-dink that they should arrive against my principle...

We've been dosing the 2 cats for a couple of weeks -- snotty nose all cleared up, no more sneezing, no more mucky face, poo still looks healthy -- and my other cat's cough has stopped.

Being cautious, we stopped dosing when the sneezing & cough stopped, and then 2 days later, both started up again. We're back on the doses and the cough has stopped and there is no more sneezing. We'll see how things go. That's all we can do.

And yes, I've researched so-called natural alternatives but have not been impressed or convinced by their efficacy.

After nearly 4 years of intense, continuous research, I have concluded, firmly, with no lingering doubts, that when it comes to health, illness, and medicines, it has ALWAYS, throughout history, been nothing more than a guess and a gamble.

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Edward Kent's avatar

Thanks Danni, I have been reading Bechamp's book but couldn't place his conclusions in todays language and you have solved that problem. So, what are things like eColi and Salmonella?

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