The Contagion Myth, by Thomas Cowan, M.D., and Sally Fallon Morell
A Book Review
The Contagion Myth is a very timely book. As the subtitle declares, it intends to show that viruses are not the cause of disease. Rather viruses (from the latin word for poison) are the result of disease, much as a shipwreck will cause flotsam to appear downstream from the wreck. One would never conclude that the debris was the cause of the shipwreck!
What are called viruses are actually the cell’s mechanism of responding to toxins (chemicals, bad water, bad food, malnutrition, EMF exposure, toxic drugs, etc.). “The virus is fully an exosome in every sense of the word,” says researcher James Hildreth. Exosomes are structures within the cell that get transported out of the cell as a mechanism of detoxification. So, according the to the author, viruses (exosomes) are not the reason for illness but rather the response to illness.
This explains why ill people (not infected with anything) will be more likely to have a positive PCR test: because these exosomes are genetic material which is what the PCR test looks for and there is no reason to presuppose the existence of a novel infectious virus as it is just a natural cellular process that is occurring.
This also explains why during the Spanish Flu when researchers tried to infect healthy people by exposing them to sick people they couldn’t infect them.
Medical science claims the credit for the (near) elimination of polio. The alternative explanation is that once the use of DDT and other pesticides declined, so did the incidence of polio. Just look at a graph of DDT usage and incidence of polio and the two lines will coincide so closely that it’s hard to imagine that they are not related.
It is a timely book, well-written and very approachable for the layman, too. And it must be on to something judging by the fact that Amazon has chosen not to sell the book!
Here are some provocative quotes from The Contagion Myth:
- Since Pasteur’s day no one has demonstrated experimentally the transmissibility of disease with pure cultures of bacteria or viruses.
- In Europe, illness is highly correlated with 5G rollout … Northern Italy has the densest 5G coverage and Northern Italy has twenty-two times as many coronavirus cases as Rome.
- The correlation of 5G rollout and Covid19 cases and the similarity of symptoms should give us pause. Shouldn’t we look more closely before we institute mandatory vaccination and electronic id chipping?
- As use of DDT in the United States declined so did the incidence of polio. Vaccination programs were introduced at the same time and take credit for the decline.
- On February 16, 2016 the Federal Supreme Court of Germany made a historic ruling: there is no evidence for the existence of a measles virus.
- Once the use of poppers stopped in the gay community, so did Kaposi’s sarcoma (a cancer associated with AIDS).
- If you poison an organism with the type of toxin that degrades your cells (which most poisons do, including EMF exposure) then more genetic material will be found in your blood and the PCR test will pick this up.
- There is nothing in the tests that either proves viral causation or … proves the PCR snippet even came from the virus in question.
- Neither Traditional Chinese Medicine nor Ayurveda entertain the concept of contagion. These ancient healing systems look at imbalances, diet and toxins as the causes of disease.
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