Ms_ladyblue
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And why is it called a theory? Germ theory.
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Ms_ladyblue
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Also, our body does build up toxins over time and will have what is called a seasonal purge which will cause symptoms like you mentioned. Many times I’ve been around sick people and never got sick myself.
Ancient Britons used it to build houses , using , Wattle and daub . This consisted of clay , straw and Cows dung , as well as cows urine .Did they? I must have drifted off in my history lesson. I know my teacher had a voice that produced instant narcolepsy in me and I frequently went to sleep in his lectures. Now you mention it, both our governments serve it up to us every day, so you’re absolutely on the ball here.
Sorry, but I will never be convinced that germs aren't spread. Theory or not. I've gotten sick too many times when around a sick person who coughs or sneezes and is sick. But we're all free to believe whatever we choose. BTW terrain is a theory too.
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StopTheInsanity
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Terrain theory does not dispute that germs are transmitted from person to person. In fact, to be healthy, we NEED a diverse micrbiome that comes from getting bacteria from other humans and pets.
What terrain theory disputes is whether HEALTHY people can get sick 100%of the time no matter what when they come into contact with any germs.
THAT is what the Germ Theory teaches and why everyone had to wear masks and lockdown during Covid.
When I worked underground , sometimes when someone had a bad stomach bug , within that shift , everyone had a bad stomach bug .
Patricia
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Thank you for this amazing piece of clarity STI. I personally am 100% on board with this explanation. Thanks again!
StopTheInsanity
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My husband is a certified arborist. Trees only are attacked by insects when they are unhealthy. When they are properly nourished, they are able to withstand a pest. The solution is to amend the soil when you see a tree struggling. Same with humans. Sugar competes for the same spot on your cells as vitamin C. And high protein foods which break down into ammonia in the body raise acidity in the body. The solution lies in reducing/eliminating those foods and eating nutrient-dense foods that are high in antioxidants/vitamin C like fruits and vegetables.
Ms_ladyblue
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Probably something inhaled underground. I’m sure there is a lot of contaminated air down there.
One year our family, when there were five us, went to a convention. After we got home we all started vomiting. Come to find out others at the convention got sick as well. This was back when they were serving sandwiches at lunchtime.
As it turned out there was a bad batch of sandwiches because we were told friends got sick after eating them as we did also. After a day we were fine. No bug going around only bad food.
Ms_ladyblue
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So they say, because it was discovered around the same time germ theory came out and so of course they had to refer to both as a theory. But like I said I’ve been around many sick people in my life, including my children when we took care of them when they were sick. I remember one of my sons had strep throat and was in for days. I never got strep throat, neither did his sister.
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Ms_ladyblue
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You said it much better. I believe the confusion lies in the fact that many people think of germs as being our enemy. If we get sick they attribute it to something we’ve “caught” when in fact our body is just doing what it was designed to do to eliminate toxins, wherever these ”germs“ came from.
Exactly!
Yes 100%. Cancer cells are the same, they feed on sugar and high acid environments. Obviously there are other factors at play too, like stress, that doesn’t help, with illness in the body. But you can starve the cancer cells and other things. It’s all very interesting and shows we should do our best to care and feed the body properly
BARNABY THE DOG.
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Yes that’s true. I’m not surprized. My mother used to keep dogs and I found that the sticking properties of dog crap to the soles of one’s shoes rather puts superglue in the shade. When rendering a wall, simply add two good sized offerings into the cement mixer and you will have a wall protected for centuries. I’m told they used it in building our Houses of Parliament.
Thanks for the clarification.
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I almost spat my tea , reading your comment , although I do believe that with the Houses of parliament , there is still generous coatings of crap being applied , but from the inside .
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BagdadBill
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It literally takes weeks for the stench to fade. Cats? A few hours and a bit of water but dogs, yeah they have staying power.
How fitting I suppose. I've been so bored at times that I have watched recorded Parliament sessions and the words fail me. Canadian Parliament is wild when Polievre gets going. I know we're not supposed to worry much about politics but he even smiles when he beheads Trudeau and Little Castro starts to hyperventilate not even three words in. Polievre is Trump but with finesse.
BARNABY THE DOG.
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If you really want to choke on your tea JM; in 18th and 19th century England, the poor used to find employment and literally”scrape” a living from collecting dog crap by the bucket load and selling it to the tanner for treating hides. It was called “Fine” (don’t ask me why but probably, given its intended task, referred to “refining” of the leather - a contradiction in terms if ever there was one). However, the dog crap contained enzymes that broke down certain proteins in the animal skin (flesh dissolving !!) and thus cleaned the skin of flesh that might cause it to rot. Though not conducive to digestion of a nice cup of tea, it does illustrate the refining qualities of purpose in creation in every last detail, because the same process will feed or reduce, recycle anything within the soil. The attention to detail is perfect in every way.