What Really Makes You Ill?: Why Everything You Thought You Knew About Disease Is Wrong

Technology and the communication systems that accompany them are, like chemicals, not fully tested for all possible effects prior to their introduction onto the market and into the environment.

One of the decay by-products of uranium is radium, the highly radioactive and dangerous substance that was discovered by Marie Curie.

This fact has also been identified by Herbert Shelton who states that, “All so-called medicines, in doses of any size, are poisons.”

One of the reasons that comprehensive testing is not conducted is explained by Peter Montague of the Environmental Research Foundation in his May 1999 article entitled The Waning Days of Risk Assessment, in which he states that, “Science has no way to analyze the effects of multiple exposures...” Effects produced by exposures to multiple substances

The fact that ‘infectious diseases’ are not caused by ‘germs’ and are not transmissible, inevitably raises questions about the real nature of the illnesses referred to as ‘infectious’, and about their ability to appear to simultaneously affect large numbers of people with very similar symptoms.

An article entitled The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 on the Stanford University website relates some of the symptoms reported by physicians, “Others told stories of people on their way to work suddenly developing the flu and dying within hours. One physician writes that patients with seemingly ordinary influenza would rapidly ‘develop the most viscou

“A definitive review and close reading of medical peer-review journals and government health statistics shows that American medicine frequently causes more harm than good.” The total number of deaths from iatrogenesis was stated in this study to be an estimated 783,936 per year; a figure that exceeds the annual mortality from either heart disease o

Herbert Shelton adds his own comment that, “Tapeworm and hookworm cannot develop in a normal stomach and bowels.”

Deriding claims and ignoring evidence do not constitute a scientific method of disproving the veracity of claims about any phenomena.