Terrain Theory Versus Germ Theory | Understanding Your Immune System

[@julianaswanson8899]

Scamdemic, not pandemic.

[@sithwolf8017]

And I take it terrain theory isn't a scam? Yeah right. Terrain theory has no proof whereas germ theory has oodles of proof.

[@arlenberthelsen9456]

I Agree, Rockafeller profits are not life savers!! Pain Killers kill people, Cancer killers kill people!! Poisons kill people.

[@truthonly7699]

and it was planned for many years, so a plandemic also, sick world.

[@catherinegow1744]

What is that supposed to mean?

[@RealWoutLies]

@@catherinegow1744some pretend it’s a government psyop. Paranoid, gullible idiots only.

[@JLDJR]

Has person to person “viral contagion” ever been duplicated, observed or proven at all?

[@DouglasHPlumb]

I don't think so. The thing is that doctors who wrote books 50 or 100 years ago criticizing vaccines could get published. Everyone has been hypnotized to believe the allopathic model because the allopathic model provides the greatest potential for the need for protection and government is largely a protection racket.

[@JLDJR]

@@DouglasHPlumb Yes “germ theory“ is the current belief. When it has actually never even been proven and viral contagion does not even satisfy Koch postulates. They have everybody believing viruses/flu season works like bacterial contagion but that is not true.

[@jonfragments3294]

Do viruses produce disease? Or is it possibly the other way around: disease produce viruses?

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Never. Maybe inside a laboratory with a syringe and who knows what's in it. But that's not reality.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

@@jonfragments3294 yes, viruses as they're called, come into play as a result of disease. They clean us up. Maybe they're "exosomes"

[@kennethjoswiak6852]

Watched the whole video. Thank you for the lesson on terrain theory. That being said, it's the silliest thing I've ever heard.

[@angel-og.8261]

Please elaborate, starting to watch now.

[@tonykennedy1615]

@@angel-og.8261 He thinks that "deadly viruses" exist and that good health comes from an injection. Lol.

[@jare3822]

@@tonykennedy1615 you’re an absolute clown bro

[@michele-33]

​@@tonykennedy1615 He doesn't want to feel like a fool since he's most likely jabbed and double boosted. Poor thing, lol

[@catherinegow1744]

Absolutely it's completely stupid.

[@SpenserFromFlorida]

Best content available worst constant advertising experience lol… Thank You so much for this wonderful message :)

[@1luarluar1]

search for Dr Sam Bailey

[@eileenllorens5760]

Also connect the dots about the climate events. It is similar. Climate change has always happened. But geoengineering and toxics “thrown” to the environment, to the atmosphere, appear to be the main culprits of non natural and destructive climate events.

[@rk-vj6gy]

thank you so much for posting this! have been looking for info on terrain theory for quite some time

[@doubtingmantis]

There is a lot of information about this topic on free speech platforms. I would love to give you a list of free speech platforms but if I do, KZbin will probably censor my comment. KZbin, Facebook, and Twitter are not free speech platforms. I have been censored on all of these platforms.

[@edren8634]

Check out Dr Sam Bailey and you will find much more

[@netcoms197]

@@edren8634 the bailerys sound like shills to me, promoting bbc transvestites liek david icke, as often as they can noone knows teh truth, except that aplant based diet and fresh water is beneficial teh herb anbd fruit with seed - for you it shall be meat.

[@1luarluar1]

search Dr. Sam Bailey

[@jare3822]

Get help.

[@jacksable9596]

I am surprise that someone so in tune with misinformation about medical and anxiety issues would believe in climate change. Yes the climate is changing, as it has for billions of years, but media has misinformed us about the causes, consequences and solutions of that as well. My personal policy is to seek out information that is not main stream, especially those who have been censored or cancelled. There is more chance of catching truth and real solutions that way. That is why I’m listening to this video. Thank you for your work on our behalf.

[@sarabellahome]

Yeah, the narrative known as "climate change" is a total money fleecing, mind-controlling hoax. Right up there with the "moon landing", "space", or that we're on a spinning water rock.

[@iwenolongertrustliars9396]

The truth about climate change theory is it's about controlling slave classes so you cannot buy, sell or live with rights, freedoms and working laws protections while they get what they want living off the slave classes. There's also a smaller portion of rulers who want to truly protect the environment and many of them also want total control to do it! Then you have the sanest smaller, but growing portion of people in general who want rights in laws nobody can violate, laws that also protect rights and work only, no extra scams and both protect the earth and transition into more sanity asap. Im in the last group.

[@watchmanendtimes]

So how do we cyre auto immune ie tjyroid issyes?

[@Lucentlens]

Even the use of all these diseases' labels (Crohn's, Lyme, etc) - is based on a paradigm, signing up to the paradigm. To apply the precepts covered in this video, we need to wind all that back - overhaul our understanding.

[@sithwolf8017]

Crohn's is a disorder with genetic factors and lyme is an infection caused by a microbe. Stop generalizing all diseases as the same thing.

[@donikatod460]

And the best part of it all is that doing this shift in mindset means going from a very negative and fear-full mindset to one that is actually very optimistic - seeing any "illness" as a healing phase that your body demands and that once you go through you will be better and stronger. That's such an optimistic view. I don't even care what "the truth" is, it makes more sense to "believe" in terrain theory than germ theory just because germ theory is all doom and gloom and chasing one's tail and terrain theory is like, ah, that's nice, my body has reached high levels of toxicity, needs to detoxify by high fever, sniffles, cough and all that jazz. Some days later, yay, it's less toxic now. I've had "the flu" once in my life - over 10 years ago now. I think it changed my life forever, in a good way LOL Every "illness" you go through and recover from is a rite of passage. Not everyone recovers. And mourning loss is always wiser than striving for immortality and bleaching your home...

[@sithwolf8017]

@@donikatod460 so how do you explain symptoms associated with rabies, the black death, Necrotizing Fascitis (flesh eating disease), and Ebola being 90-100% fatal without any form of treatment?

[@donikatod460]

@@sithwolf8017 well my personal explanation is that those are caused by parasites. Not viruses. So for illnesses like that or malaria or what have you it's really a foreign living being invading your system. There's plenty of parasites we probably live with undetected in our gut also. Some parasites are just really harmful and are deadly. But that's parasites and bacteria that are entire beings and can invade our bodies. All I am saying is if I get a cold or flu like symptoms I don't believe anyone "gave" me that illness by contagion. I think all the illnesses you quote demans blood to blood contact - are not in the air ready to be "spread" by someone talking to you...

[@sithwolf8017]

@@donikatod460 wow someone who is actually correct about malaria. Malaria us indeed caused by parasites specifically Plasmodium Falciparum. Yeah the black death is caused by a bacteria same with necrotizing Fascitis and this disease can be spread through the air hence Pneumonic Plague.

[@christistruth3112]

so how do we explain rabies or typhoid mary?

[@farmfresh_USA]

Im trying to figure out Terrain Theory for dogs ... Vaccines, heartworm, fleas, ticks

[@tabithaekeberg6480]

Additionally, they drink filtered water and we don't use toxic chemicals in our home. It all makes a huge difference. My oldest dog was starting to go into kidney failure three years ago. The vet said we needed to put her on a prescription diet. I told him to give me two months to try a different diet and I pulled her off the heartworm/ flea&tick meds and started her on Dr. Harvey's Canine health with raw turkey and omega 3 oil with probiotics. I also added Dr. Harvey's kidney supplement to her meal. When I took her back for blood work, it came back perfect. She still walks two to four miles each day.

[@phillipsmiley5930]

IMO the truth is: Terrain "and" Parasite theory, not Germ "and" Virus Theory

[@watchmanendtimes]

Absolutely

[@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908]

Interesting...... I have pondered much on things such as herpes ( parasite ) ???

[@artoheino7315]

We are in a life changing paradigm and we will see the whole of the medical industry become obsolete, to be replaced with a real and concrete Holistic Health Terrain System.

[@sithwolf8017]

The day that happens is the day we find a microbe with a genome that is identical to humans 6 billion nucleotides and all. In other words it'll never happen because terrain theory is nothing but fantasy and magic BS.

[@alexalam8364]

I'm actually hoping for this change to happen sooner especially as whatever was in those Frankenstein concoctions that has yet to be clearly understood, (full list of ingredients, long term effect, anecdotally claimed "mechanism of action") we may end up seeing a significantly large number of tragic deaths in the following years. This tragedy I'm hoping will start waking people up and begin questioning what they're told and take responsibility for their own health through holistic self-care approaches. I'm also expecting there will be a demand for funding health care towards natural and alternative medicine as they should be the primary treatment to mild health problems. Medical treatment should really be a last resort for chronic, severe cases and clinical conditions that require specialised care.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@alexalam8364 bs. Straight up bs. Tell me when was the last time alternative medicine eradicated a disease? Can it treat something as serious as rabies or Ebola? What about MRSA? The Plague?

[@1luarluar1]

Dr. Sam Bailey

[@driatrogenesis]

@@sithwolf8017 Lol you dont even understand that big pharma just renames things Vaccines have never eradicated a disease ever

[@johnharpdalton4092]

A very good overview of the topic but far too many ads, unfortunately.

[@watercolourgoddess]

can someone lead me to terrain theory and sepsis?

[@charlenegehrig8284]

Katie, the research has been done for you already. Look at Robert o. Young (sick and tired) and read some of his books. He teaches us about the terrain theory. He is a God send. You should interview him! You and your audience will be amazed!! Sadly, not to many people knows of his works and researches. He talks truth.

[@KatieKimball]

Thanks! I love making lists of experts to interview!

[@marksimons4108]

@@KatieKimball need to get on dr Lorraine Day who was head of cali health and the first female trauma surgeon who understands health by curing her own cancer!

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@KatieKimball Germ theory isn't proven - no science is. It's important to understand that.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@jasoncdebussy except it has been shown to work multiple times unlike terrain theory which breaks every single rule in biology like genetics.

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@sithwolf8017 As I said no science is proven.

[@victoriacrain7146]

Where can we watch the movie?

[@godblesstheusa3130]

I just recently learned about this theory (despite a career as a healthcare professional) and I think it’s very fascinating. I’m not sure about the danger signal safe signal approach… that doesn’t strike me as terribly physiologic but I’ll keep listening. What did really catch my interest was how you disagree that the body is attacking itself in autoimmune conditions. That has always bothered me as a concept from the start. God created such fascinating complex systems in our bodies and it doesn’t make sense that without explanation it would attack itself when its specific designs were created near perfect.

[@Clogmonger]

Why does it need to be physiological?

[@sithwolf8017]

It's most likely a mutation. Most autoimmune diseases tend to have a genetic component behind it.

[@dr.catherineclinton]

Absolutely. Genetic diseases account for a very small portion of disease. Of course, disease has a genetic component but it is dependent on the environment to express it.

[@sjv9147s]

@@dr.catherineclinton How then would you view diseases like Charcot-Marie-Tooth, something that gradually emerged for me since 10 years ago? I'm 59. My mom had it. I've an elder sister who has it worse than my condition. What "environment" played a role for us?

[@schm147]

@@sjv9147s very few Christians are actually educated on biology. If they knew anything about it they would instantly see how nonsensical creationism is. Just because the human body is complex doesn't mean it doesn't have numerous flaws.

[@alexawesome6072]

Her voice is sooo calm

[@dabrupro]

"Humans think of their individual selves as being separate from everything. Each individual human body-mind complex, to use a metaphor, is itself a microbe in a bigger system. Humans are like caterpillars that have become conscious of their condition and believe their purpose is to become a better caterpillar living in a better cocoon. Silly as hell (and heaven, for that matter). A few 'wise caterpillars' see through this and go into silence. They then see other caterpillars with compassion and humility." -- some guy I met on the street

[@monty3322]

Sort of ironic that one of the main definitions of the word Germ, is 'new life'

[@ProtoIndoEuropean88]

the pharma essentially exists to kill life, not save it

[@bmeetze]

Definition from Etymology Online: germ (n.) mid-15c., "bud, sprout;" 1640s, "rudiment of a new organism in an existing one," from French germe "germ (of egg); bud, seed, fruit; offering," from Latin germen (genitive germinis) "spring, offshoot; sprout, bud," which is of uncertain origin, perhaps from PIE root *gene- "give birth, beget," with derivatives referring to procreation and familial and tribal groups.

[@monty3322]

@@bmeetze Thanks. Sounds terrifying, doesn't it? (sarcasm)

[@drjodishabazz]

All of the ads on this video were really distracting from a great video. Please cut some of the ads.

[@farmfresh_USA]

Have you ever read We Want To Live By Aajonus Vonderplanitz 📚

[@miguelz8721]

Great video ! Thank you Ladies !

[@thinkbeforesaying244]

On the issue of auto-immune disease, what do you think about the genetic condition of coeliac disease?

[@annemariekeightley2670]

I totally am on board with Terrain theory, BUT my question is re dogs and Parvo. I know ypu are not Vets but trying to find one that is on board with TT is impossible. Dogs do get sick after sniffing anothers dogs poop or being on the ground where other sick dogs have been. I can only assume Parvo is not what they or we have been told but it really does seem infectious. Any thoughts of guidence please?

[@truthonly7699]

@AlecBurman it is not a disease it is a parasite, therefore contagious.

[@kellenekulas5058]

I take really good care of myself, meditate, eat for my blood type, very nutritious, good physical shape, but after working a stressful job, came down with pneumonia for over a month. Still sick. Taking vitamins and herbs, sunshine and rest, still sick.

[@jsmith3980]

A very informative and gentle video, thank you very much.

[@drguyjones]

Useful information

[@424io]

Whats all the sexual transmitted diseases and infections then?

[@rabbitcreative]

Word-magic. Don't fall for it.

[@sithwolf8017]

Simple. Those are caused by microbes like bacteria. Terrain theory can explain things like diabetes which has been proven to have dietary factors but it completely fails to explain illnesses like the black death, syphilis, or malaria. Hell tapeworms and other multicellular parasites exist as actual proof that infectious diseases are caused by microbes.

[@Shurmash]

@@rabbitcreative So you're saying that no one has ever contracted a sexually transmitted virus or bacterial infection?

[@sithwolf8017]

@@Shurmash yeah don't bother talking with bunny boy. He won't answer any of your questions and will actually ignore and insult you if you disagree with his views.

[@jellyfishpeach769]

I know there have been people who have slept with hiv/aids infected person and did not get hiv or aids. Also people who live healthy lives with aids, it was a girl in africa. In my opinion germ theory and terrain theory both have things right but are both incomplete.

[@BridgetMLeach]

Plants should be used for holistic purposes, not to be considered as "food".

[@truthbebold4009]

Plants make great "food" 😄

[@Kvasir-thewise1]

100% 👌 Carnivore diet turned my life around

[@truthonly7699]

@@Kvasir-thewise1 carnivore diet is the proper human diet. these people are missing that

[@alexandrac9536]

Sorry but you are wrong. Humans are fruit eaters primarily , then plants. Animal products cause disease

[@Charles-Windham]

I thought you were going to link to her Instagram???

[@KatieKimball]

Absolutely - click through to the full post for alllll the info: www.kitchenstewardship.com/terrain-theory-versus-germ-theory/

[@jonfragments3294]

Acne must be contagious because a friend of mine came to visit me in high school when I had bad acne and he had clear skin. A few days after being at my house he developed a pimple on his forehead. Acne is contagious.

[@geraldricosinaga]

They share the same lifestyle or probably stress.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Ideas are contagious and psychosomatism is a real thing

[@Withoutmixture]

Both might have got spiked in school at the same time?

[@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1]

Did she begin eating the same food you did by any chance?

[@jonfragments3294]

@@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1 acne has to be contagious and if you disagree with me you are spreading misinformation.

[@witchysam4273]

I suppose I come from a less extremist point of view. I studied beginners virology and found no truth in it however I do believe that bacteria, mould, fungus etc can grow and spread when the environment is suitable for them. And that's how it effects the body. I also believe that there are congenital issues that can predispose you to certain biological failings. I'm open to discovering more but some things I just don't believe at all.

[@terryernest6264]

Yes I'm with you ... maybe in winter the drop of vitamins like D' C' zinc in communities leads to flue and nothing to do with viruses ... then we have geoengineering with the air we breathe and possible spreading pathogens.

[@thisisgangadhar]

Just because u you doesn't understand doesn't mean it's fake

[@sithwolf8017]

​@@thisisgangadharI don't understand how planes work but I know they exist. I don't understand how nuclear physics works but I know it's a real science. This whole "I don't understand therefore it's fake" mentality is just preschool dropouts trying and failing to validate their failures in life.

[@beesting6135]

Terrain is no theory it's fact

[@offenback69]

an easily provable fact.

[@RealWoutLies]

Evidence please. I can’t find any.

[@jare3822]

It’s a fact for trad wives and thats about it

[@beesting6135]

@jare3822 It's fact

[@williamjeffreys2980]

Binary thinking is seldom able to get to the truth. Rather than either/or, perhaps its a bit of both?

[@sithwolf8017]

Yeah that's the general consensus amongst microbiologists. A healthy body has an easier time fighting pathogens due to a stronger immune system.

[@KatieKimball]

I definitely appreciate that perspective, because certainly for something to make us have an immune response, regardless of our terrain, that something actually has to be there, ie a germ. Blending both would help us all meet greater health I imagine!

[@juntjoonunya9216]

This just popped up on my feed. I already know the subject pretty well so no need to watch but good luck. You're too nice to be taking this subject on without getting pissed about the truth and then getting kicked off KZbin. So if you can remain cool and cheery WHILE learning and teaching the truth on KZbin without triggering their banning algorithm that would be amazing. So good luck.

[@sithwolf8017]

So according to terrain theory it's our environment and what we put into our bodies that cause disease correct? Essentially bad health habits + bad environment = disease? Using terrain theory can it answer these questions? 1) if the above formula holds true as the true cause of disease then why are unhealthy countries like the US not suffering from diseases like Ebola or Malaria? Let's be honest here the US is most likely one of if not the unhealthiest country on the planet right now so why aren't Rabies cases through the roof? When was the last time we saw a large-scale cholera outbreak in the US? We should be overwhelmed with various exotic and rare diseases if the formula holds true but where are they? 2) Similar to number 1 but more in regards to symptoms. If the above holds true why are there no people suffering from black plague symptoms? Has anyone ever seen a massive surge of botulism or Tetanus symptoms in the population? 3) if the above holds true then the only way to eradicate any illness is through a massive overhaul in environment and practicing healthier habits. So how did we get rid of smallpox if our environment and health habits have gone down the drain since we last saw it? The last case was in the 70s. Yet despite our atrocious environment and habits we have NEVER once seen a case since the late 70s. How is that even possible with terrain theory? Hopefully you can provide some logic as all the answers I've received so far fall apart the moment basic logic is applied.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

@@sithwolf8017 well I'll just respond to your first misconception which is that "ebola" is a true story. So remove that from your memory as a true story and start over. Any "virus" for that matter

[@sithwolf8017]

@@juntjoonunya9216 so explain the black death. How's about botulism and tetanus? Ever hear of tuberculosis? Oh oh what about cholera? Hey you know what these all have in common? ALL are caused by bacteria and are super rare in the good ol US of A which is considered one of the unhealthiest countries in the world.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@juntjoonunya9216 So no response to any of my questions? I mean all you did was respond to my point about Ebola and even that wasn't an answer to the question at all. Honestly you fanatical lunatics only know how to dodge questions or come up with illogical nonsense.

[@dr.catherineclinton]

@sithwolf In my opinion, there's the terrain of our environment like clean water and the terrain of our internal environment working together. We saw the effects of the unhealthy internal terrain in America over the last two years while we see the effects of unclean water in malaria endemic regions. The relationship between malaria and the sickle cell mutation is a good example of the long-lasting relationship we have with microbes. Terrain theory doesn't negate illness, it says that the terrain dictates the disease and the disease progress. Both in the individual and in the environment, different environments have different microbes- they mutate to adapt to the world around them.

[@amyrorris569]

What about sushi versus cooked sea food?

[@changstein]

cooking foods destroys many nutrients and good bacteria present in raw foods

[@jeremyashford2115]

Number one ad was novavax. Didn’t bother w number 2.

[@mitchellbjerke272]

Danger signals trigger cleanup.

[@stuartmckenzie7543]

Just like the "Heliocentric Model" is still *theory* 😉💚🎯

[@jangobango2847]

Thats alot different, since a sphere is the easiest shape to form in a vacuum. Idk why this sort of stuff attracts flat earthers but please do more research about Rowbotham.

[@DominikSobolewski]

@@jangobango2847 What vacuum? The so-called Space you've never experienced yourself?

[@stuartmckenzie7543]

@@jangobango2847 please do your research on "fluid dynamics" smart arse.🎯

[@dcottt95]

@@DominikSobolewski life must be crippling only being able to believe what you have directly observed. It is a miracle you've made it to youtube. Congrats and keep up the good work !

[@DominikSobolewski]

@@dcottt95 Cool.

[@godloves9163]

I can’t digest resistant starches. So now what? Onion and garlic destroy my gut.

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Heal the gut with GAPS DIET

[@farmfresh_USA]

19:00 do not eat whole grains

[@iwenolongertrustliars9396]

Parasites are not your friends. I know people who had them constantly harming them, causing addictions and when they tried to remove them it can harm, or kill also. Once gone the people do better.

[@kathryncollins8708]

Is this the same thing as taking a wholistic approach? Not watched it yet as I write this... I'm pretty sure this is the way I was raised and always believed. I can't comprehend how others cannot see it - and yet with that said, I would take medical intervention as a last resort - which to me would be admitting to myself that I had not truly taken proper care of my body/ my temple. On the other hand, some people are born with sickness - possibly handed down from the mother though... hmmm

[@jackiesicilian5720]

Not exactly, medical history against so called germs/viruses, it's not the truth. It's about our terrain and inner health.

[@1luarluar1]

Dr. Sam Bailey newzealand

[@yrot30]

You can't prove any theory; one can provide support for a theory.

[@driatrogenesis]

exactyl So why should all of society be forced to follow a theory? Thats the point tom is maming he never said he was right abd evryone else is wrong he simpyl shows the unethical and one sixe fits all issue

[@sithwolf8017]

​@@driatrogenesisso we should accept theories like terrain theory that clearly and objectively breaks everything in science from biology to chemistry and even physics?

[@AlluminaOnyxia]

This is logical use of theories. Please don't mind if I'm staring the obvious but I came from a video of someone, who claimed to be a doctor, challenging germ theory by dismissing the fact that germs have any affect at all. Even suggested that contact spread of germs is a personal health problem only. Completely unstable view, and very dangerous for patients of healthcare practice.

[@steveweber8124]

Sally K Norton and Oxalates!

[@sonja_1111]

Epigenetics 🙂 It's not a theory anymore...

[@increasecrypto6282]

Dr. Catherine Clinton sounds exactly like Sharon Stone when she was younger.

[@1timbarrett]

If the Resistant Starch THEORY is ever proven, I will be the first to sign up for mashed potatoes…!

[@charlesreed5839]

There is a fundamental difference between scientific and lay use of the word "theory." This always seems to keep getting forgotten by people. Please just stop doing that. Just stop. It's completely wrong.

[@stop.juststop]

Hypothesis is a much longer word. The thing about language is it changes over time so although hypothesis is the right word, colloquial and ubiquitous use of theory as a replacement for hypothesis will ultimately change the definition.

[@changstein]

"dont question the narrative. just stop"

[@sithwolf8017]

Exactly right. At best this terrain theory is a hypothesis and at worst is a complete load of bullshit.

[@KatieKimball]

@@sithwolf8017 Everything started as a hypothesis at some point - exploring ideas and testing is what science is all about. :)

[@sithwolf8017]

@@KatieKimball true very true. That's why I call it terrain hypothesis as to be a scientific theory it has to 1) have years and years of repeated experiments that have similar results and 2) said theory must also be able to explain the observations we see in life and terrain theory can't do that from what I've seen. At least not yet. So to call it a full fledged theory is premature right now.

[@Maroto21]

Yeah yeah, you guys keep eating “resistent starches”… Fact is, fat is the key. Eliminate all the crap coming from plants and get plenty of fat, you will ser how quickly your problems start going away.

[@truthonly7699]

yes animal fat

[@montanagal6958]

Some infections can be treated with antibiotics...so the logical connection would be...some bacteria cause disease However, some people don't get sick and are exposed....so immunity is a thing (unlike what we were told).

[@mango_popsicle8468]

Who says immunity is not real ?

[@sithwolf8017]

So the field of immunology doesn't exist? Lol what utter BS.

[@ajusa2024]

You don't have an immune system. There is no such thing. Bacteria is attracted to dead/sick cells, and they clean them up.

[@mango_popsicle8468]

@@ajusa2024 so you would say there are no bad bacteria?

[@ajusa2024]

@@mango_popsicle8468 no, there is no good bacteria nor bad bacteria. There is bacteria.

[@Tager253]

terrain hypothesis

[@sithwolf8017]

More like terrain guess since a hypothesis can be tested to see if it's true. This however completely fails at being testable lol

[@Tager253]

@@sithwolf8017 true lol

[@sithwolf8017]

@@Tager253 yeah if you look into it further it goes from stupid to holy shit these guys are reality denying lunatics. Seriously just look at what Bechamp calls his microzyma. Damned thing breaks every ule in genetics and a few universal laws to boot.

[@Superstylerlegit]

@@Tager253 why cant it be tested, just fuck up the "terrian" of the cells and see what happens. If something does happen then repeat the thing you did like 100 times and boom you got an experiment. Of course keep control subjects and make sure everyone eats the same shit.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@Superstylerlegit lol we do that everyday across the globe and guess what. Rare diseases like Ebola and The Black Death remain rare. So how can toxins cause all diseases when a rather large percentage of the global population is exposed to toxin overload and rare diseases still remain rare?

[@elizabethelias1005]

When rabid animals bite people, it's a 100% infection rate and 100% death rate. No matter what your "terrain" is. Geez.

[@anantapadmanabhmyatagiri]

No it's not true, some lucky people who have very powerful immune system don't die. The death rate is 99.9% not 100%. The world is filled with mysteries and one cannot stick to just one theory or one thing.

[@Clogmonger]

Being bit by a filthy rabid animal doesn’t effect your terrain huh?

[@sithwolf8017]

@@anantapadmanabhmyatagiri the majority of those people were put into comas that rendered them with severe mental handicaps leaving them worse than before the disease. So a victim has a choice between certain death or getting brain damage from a treatment that might not even work. Personally I'd choose death.

[@Xander081987]

"Jeanna Geise was only 15 years old when she became the world's first known survivor of Rabies without receiving any vaccination." Wow, that was a quick DEBUNK.

[@elizabethelias1005]

@@Xander081987 wow! One person! 59,000 people die every year from rabies. Go ahead, if you want to take those chances. What's 59,000 X 10? How about times 20, 30, 40 + years? And you found one survivor.

[@julielehman8883]

Good info. The most ads I’ve ever seen on a video….

[@habanero6332]

Just eat meat and eggs and everything changes. No need to eat loads of plants or add all sorts of other things which becomes burdensome etc.

[@Texasgirlinacrazyworld]

Thank you… we are hunters and that is the most nutrient-dense food source. Plants have medicinal uses, but were not intended to be consumed in large quantities regularly.

[@habanero6332]

@@Texasgirlinacrazyworld Exactly.

[@hanzketchup859]

Cheers

[@Bozeman42]

You have no idea what the word "theory" means in science.

[@monical2840]

Lol.. watching the woman on the right speaking at the beginning wondering why she is also on the left. They look so much alike! Both beautiful, btw.

[@TemplarX2]

The truth lies in between but Germ theory is of course more important. Terrain theory makes no sense when it comes to viruses. Viruses are adept at hijacking the cellular mechanism of its host (some bacteria too are obligate parasites). No balance can help you if you are exposed to high enough dose of virus. However, terrain theory becomes reasonable when it comes to bacteria, especially bacteria lining our digestive system. If for example you eat something that contains a substance that is harmful to a colony of habituated and mostly beneficial bacteria in the gut, it can open that region of the gut for colonization by another colony of bacteria that can be harmful and can destabilize the gut other colonies. This can lead to all kind of diseases. Removing the appendix can have disastrous consequences to gut health because it acts as a reservoir of god bacteria. The appendix is not a vestigial structure contrary to belief.

[@stephantheo6817]

"on the globe" xd. Great medical video tho

[@therealmvp1639]

IKR, these people still don't understand we don't live on a spinning ball

[@pontifexvonhummer9459]

“Absolutelehh”

[@CookInTech84]

I agree in the balance of the gut, but got pretty far out there afterward. We eat sauerkraut often to balance and maintain health. I assume the comment section is for anyone, and all comments are welcomed. I would like to say peace (spiritual and reconciliation with God) is found in God through Jesus Christ only. "Come unto Me all you who are burdened and heavy laden and I will give you rest, rest for your soul." ~ Christ Jesus. Turn to Him who alone is able to save your soul from sin and death! Thank you.

[@catherinegow1744]

Sauerkraut and God, really?

[@courtenaymckee7491]

It’s a shame about the evolution talk but… 🙄

[@stephen7774]

Quote - "Earthing and grounding" and "surround yourself with touchy feely warm colours" yuk! Just read Bechamp or Pasteur by Ethel D Hume. This video is a total nonsense.

[@albinosquirlz]

Have you ever stood on the roof of a skyscraper and had the epiphany that gravity is just a "theory".

[@athenamissinghome619]

Gravity is indeed just a theory. If you jumped from that building, you would fall, simply because your body is heavier than the air. However, a feather would not. Nor would a dandelion seed.

[@albinosquirlz]

@@athenamissinghome619 I fail to see how that analogy applies to the topic.

[@bryana1041]

​@@albinosquirlz because her analogy proposes an alternative theory - that matter simply organizes itself based on density ( volume × mass ). An apple is less dense than water, hence it floats. You are more dense than air, hence you fall.

[@driatrogenesis]

@@albinosquirlz gravity ie a name for somethung wr dont understand you have a very simple mind, you dont understand nuance at akl lool nuce try clown

[@sithwolf8017]

​@@bryana1041graphene aerogel is 7.5 times less dense than air itself and yet it smugly sits on the table defying your idiot density law.

[@netcoms197]

clean water + plant based diet is truth, all esle is belief

[@Texasgirlinacrazyworld]

“Plahnt-based” is a trite phrase you just heard on social media. It’s a fad. We are hunters and have been since the beginning of time bc it is the preferred & most nutrient-dense food source.

[@netcoms197]

@@Texasgirlinacrazyworld nutrient dense is a phrase that means nothing legally. the trade union or dieticians in usa (the A.N.D) says a plant based diet is best for health. plant based means eating plant foods - its nothing new, its a natural human diet, some living conditions are not suitable for accessing a plant based diet , but many are.

[@truthonly7699]

carnivore diet for the win.

[@netcoms197]

@@truthonly7699 when you dont get plant fibre, you keep a lot of old excrement in your gut, which causes you to type that unintelligent reply. noone needs to eat animals, and you are a good example as to why.

[@seb447-9]

man people need to stop miss using thee word theory. If something is a theory there's a 99.999999999% chance its true, for example big bang theory and the theory of evolution. If youre not atleast at a 99.99% certainty level its a hypothesis not a theory!!!

[@Xander081987]

lmfao. You are one of those people who just believes the research rather than do it themself. It's a lot easier to just listen to people in white coats with complicated math; rather than think for yourself. I get it.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@Xander081987 so what's the first thing you do when stepping into a microbiology lab?

[@seb447-9]

@@Xander081987 Oh no I've seen your other comments and I can see you're an anti vaccine advocate. No im not a biologist, my highest degree in biology is an a-level, but I've still carried out some fundamental experiments in biology. But this piece of "scientific literature" misuses basic scientific terminology while also not providing any evidence. Its sad but terrain hypothesis only exists to add some legitimacy to anti vaccers.

[@Xander081987]

@@sithwolf8017 PISS AND SHIT MY PANTS.

[@sithwolf8017]

@@Xander081987 and if we were in a class lab I'd have you in detention. A university lab would kick you out. A BSL 4 lab would have you quarantined then promptly fired. Basically since you know nothing of how science or research is done kindly keep quiet. It's better to be silent and thought a fool than open your mouth and proving it to the world.

[@siungrodamas5548]

I choose terrain bcoz more logic.its so similar to Islam.