The inventor of PCR (the Covid “test”), Nobel Laureate Kary Mullis, was very clear that PCR should not be used as a diagnostic tool. Here’s why: PCR is Too Sensitive The PCR “test” is a faulty diagnostic tool. It’s like weighing an elephant on a bathroom scale and concluding the elephant is fat. The PCR …
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In this second installment of The World According to Kary Mullis I bring you some quotes extracted from a video interview of the Nobel laureate scientist. Keep in mind that Mullis died in 2019 and this is an old interview. He did not believe the emerging consensus at the time that HIV is the cause …
The Invisible Rainbow, by Arthur Firstenberg, makes the case that there is a strong connection between electricity and health and that we first began to experience the negative health impact of electricity shortly after the world began to embrace the electric light. The book makes a case that the flu outbreak in 1889 was related …
Kary Mullis was a Nobel prize-winning scientist, a colorful wordsmith, and possibly a bit of a curmudgeon. Mullis: “Sometimes in the morning, when it’s a good surf, I go out there, and I don’t feel like it’s a bad world.” “Science grows like a weed every year.” “I’m really optimistic in the mornings.” The following …
A virus is an infectious biological agent. Thoughts can be infectious, too. What do you call infectious thoughts about an infectious virus? Coronaphobia. Not only is the term already being used but some are already busy researching the topic. Here is a sentence from the abstract of a scientific paper entitled Coronaphobia: Fear and the …
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Once we felt confident that our immune systems were enough to keep us healthy. Today we have been programmed to think that our immune system is not enough.
While in his fields George Washington was caught in the rain and awoke the next day to a sore throat. His treatment included being bled four times and he died shortly after. We assume medicine has come a long way since then, but, perhaps, not as far as we might imagine. The prevailing theory since …
There is a great deal of discussion about masks. Are masks meant to protect the wearer or the people around the wearer? Is it about compliance or health? Are people wearing masks because they believe they work or because they are afraid of being socially ostracized? First, do masks work? A CDC study “Nonpharmaceutical Measures …
German biologist Dr. Stefan Lanka initially offered 100,000 euros to anyone who could provide scientific evidence that the measles virus existed. He was sued for the money and ordered to pay by a German court. Dr. Lanka appealed and the German Supreme Court ruled that he did not have to pay, as none of the …
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