Germ theory vs terrain theory

We’re taught there are infectious microorganisms that can enter our bodies and make us sick. This view on illness is called germ theory. Though widely taught and accepted, there’s no scientific evidence for it.

There’s another view on illness, which sees bacteria and viruses as essential players in symbiosis with our cells in our bodies. Illnesses originate from internal and external environmental toxicity and poor diet. This view is called terrain theory.

A word on the statement "viruses do not exist" is needed.

What the medical establishment claims to be viruses, are manifestations of our own bodies that happen when there’s an insult. They are a reaction to toxins, a defense mechanism. They are not the cause of illness but the solution, created inside and by the body to solve a specific problem and they’re not transmissible.

We know they’re not transmissible because scientists tried to infect healthy people with the Spanish flu using fluids from the sick. They squirted the fluids in the nose, throat and even injected it. The healthy did NOT took ill.

So the idea of a virus as an infectious particle in the air or fluids causing infection and illness is false. That does not exist. At the very least, decent science to prove the notion, does not exist.

History

Around 1900-1930, scientists weren’t at all decided on which theory was correct. Germ theory took root after Rockefeller funded germ theory advocate Louis Pasteur "won" the discussion by presenting fraudulent proof of infection against terrain theory advocate Antoine Béchamps.

Another nail in the terrain theory coffin was the Rockefeller funded Carnegie Flexner report [archive.org, pdf] which weaponized politics in favor of centralized, drug-based medicine against natural medicine. It was a hostile takeover.

Why would somebody want this falsehood sustained?
Fear for organisms invading your body sells drugs and vaccines. Viruses also provide a cover explanation when people get sick from environmental toxicity or to perpetrate a pandemic power grab for totalitarian control.

Proponents of terrain theory

In 2021

Stefan Lanka
Andrew Kaufman
Thomas Cowan (article, channel)
Book: The Contagion Myth
David Parker and Dawn L ester
Book: What really makes you ill?
Tom Barnett
Brecht Arnaert (NL)
Torsten Engelbrecht & Claus Köhnlein
Book: Virus Mania
Amandha Vollmer
Christine Massey
DPL and friends on Substack
Dr. Sam Bailey

Historically

SARS-COV-2 was never isolated

By isolating a virus, we are talking about taking infected tissue and purify the virus from it via centrifugal filtration. Common sense understands that’s a valid method to accomplish isolation.

Counterfeit mainstream science however, understands ‘virus isolation’ to be a different method. The legitimate method in the first paragraph, they refer to as purification, and they never do that because "it’s too much work". When mainstream science "isolates", this is what they do.

They take monkey kidney cells (vero cells), poison those cells with antibiotics, starve the cells and introduce the supposed virus. Finally, in that soup, they’ll track down a computer-generated genetic sequence that is supposed to represent "the virus". Andrew Kaufman made a video explaining all this in understandable language, with drawings.

It’s clear method one is more pure and bulletproof compared to the second.

Meanwhile, it has been admitted in mainstream media, actual virus isolation as in the first method has not happened anywhere in the world.

Video List

The germ theory controversy has been ongoing under the radar for decades and blew up post 2020 for obvious reasons which ALSO went under the radar for the TV-watching masses and social media kids due to unseen censorship.

For that reason, here’s a list of videos on alternative channels that address the many holes in the virus narratives.