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(1717, 'Let’s Talk America About Our Current Health Crisis', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/lets-talk-america-about-our-current-health-crisis/', 'Do You Believe in Free Speech?\nThen share the following interview of Dr Robert O Young by Dr. Alan Keyes on our current health crisis in America and learn the truth!\nHere is the youtube link: https://youtu.be/stPkTxMggmo\nMany people have been told that an invisible phantom virus is the cause of our current health crisis. People have also been told that our current health crisis is contagious and we all need to be quarantined.\nDo you know that you have more neurons in your core or gut than you do in your head brain? I call this core area of the body the ‘Primary Brain.” And this is not just a gut feeling.\nBut first…here’s 24 Important Facts!\nOn average you have 50,000 – 70,000 thoughts a day begin first in your gut and then transferred to your head.  Just a gut feeling.\n1. Every time you have a thought you are creating new connections (neural pathways) from the gut brain to the blood and then to the head brain.\n2. Your head brain has 80 to 120 billion neurons (nerve cells) and your gut brain or the small intestine which is 7200 square feet of surface and 360 billion neurons, the number of which grows when you are learning new things.\n3. Your head brain weighs about 1300 grams, which is approximately 2% of a person’s body weight.\n4. Your head brain uses 20-30% of all electrons from the food you ingest and your gut brain uses over 50% of all electrons from food ingested… that’s why it’s important to pay attention to what you eat and chose wholesome quality electron-rich green foods for your gut brain and your head brain.\n5. Your head brain consists of 60% white matter and 40% grey matter.\n6. White matter is actually pink color, it’s made up of axons and dendrites (parts of the nerve cells that can reach all the way from your brain to the finger on your hand), it’s responsible for communication between different brain regions via neural networks.\n7. Grey matter is actually pink too and it’s primarily associated with processing and cognition.\n8. Synapses is a way your head and gut brain cells communicate with each other passing electrical signals with chemical or acidic wastes.\n9. When you have the same thought or emotion automatically triggered by a certain event, this emotion or thought comes from a neural network in the gut brain and then transferred to the neural network in your head brain that was wired when you experienced that event for the first time. Every time you experience a similar event, the same network is triggered and you can’t even remember where it comes from and why you feel that way.  The source of these feelings are stored in your gut brain.\n10. You can change and rearrange your neural networks. You can literally rewire both brains.\n11. Your head brain is 75% water and your gut brain is 84% water… that’s why, when you are dehydrated, your brains in your gut and head slow down and become fuzzy long before you get the actual physical symptoms of thirst.\n12. Your gut and head brains do not stop developing when you turned 18, they continue developing well into your 20′s and throughout your whole life.\n13. Medical science use to suggest that once you lose your neurons, you can’t get them back. It’s true, you can’t get back the ones you had, but you can grow new brain cells in the gut and in the head. Learning to speak another language or play a musical instrument and developing a new skills are great ways to give your neurons a boost.\n14. Your head brain uses 20% of oxygen in your body and your gut brain uses over 50%… that’s why it feels good in your gut and head brains when you take a deep breath of clean fresh air.\n15. Neocortex is the outer layer of your brain, it has six layers, and in humans it’s involved in higher functions such as sensory perception, control of movement, processing multi-step problems and solutions, conscious thought and language.  All of these six layers in the head brain are affected in a negative way when the bowels are congested with animal protein, grains, sugars, and dairy.\n16. When you yawn after someone else yawns this is because you have cells in both brains called mirror neurons. If this part of the brain is damaged, a person finds it hard to socialize and communicate with others (autistic and alzheimer patients experience this challenge).  Injuries to the head brain can be significantly resolved by healing the gut brain, the blood and then the head brain.\n17. You are using the whole of your gut and head brain, not just 10%. Every area of the gut and head brain has a known function. The 10% theory is referred to the idea that any human being is able to increase their intelligence (the use of the their brain) to a much higher level.  This is true if the gut brain is healthy, clean and alkaline with little or no damage to the intestinal villi or root system of the body.\n18. Too much physical or emotional stress overloads the gut and head brain with powerful acidic hormones that are released by activated glands only for short-term duty in emergency situations. Hyper-active glands release excess acidic hormones that have a cumulative damaging effect and will damage your gut and head brain cells.\n19. Oxytocin, also known as ‘love hormone’, is released in your gut and head brain in large doses when you fall in love.  This feel-good chemical is responsible for the ‘pink glasses’ you are wearing when you are a looking at a person you feel in love with. The effect usually lasts for up to 18 months and this period is called a honeymoon period. The same chemical is released during and after giving birth to help a mother bond with her child.\n20. A study of students in New York showed that students who ate lunches that didn’t include artificial flavors, preservatives and dyes did 14% better on IQ tests than students who ate lunches with these toxic acidic additives. 21.  When the gut brain is healthy, clean and alkaline at a pH of 8.4 the head brain is clear, connected and functioning intelligently. 22.  The blood. brain and body organs, tissues and glands are all affected first by the health and cleanliness of the gut brain or small intestines. 23.  In order to heal any sickness or disease of the head brain, such as dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzhiemer’s or Autism one must first heal the gut brain which is in control of and responsible for producing healthy blood, brain and body cells. 24.  Constipation of the gut brain or the small intestines is the primary cause of all head brain disorders.\nSo What Does Your Gut Tell YOU?\nPlease watch the following youtube video on a candid interview of Dr. Robert O. Young by Dr. Alan Keyes on our current health crisis. Please share it with everyone you love and care about. Here is the link:\nIf you would like more information on the real crisis in America read the following scientific articles at the following links:\n1. Dismantling The Viral Theory https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\n2. The Corona Virus is Just a Concept That Only Exists on Paper https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-corona-virus-is-just-a-concept-that-only-exists-on-paper\n3. Who Had Their Finger on the Magic of Life – Antoine BeChamp or Louis Pasteur? https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/who-had-their-finger-on-the-magic-of-life-antoine-bechamp-or-louis-pasteur\n4. What Does “Corona Blood” Look Like After Exposure to Radiation Poisoning (EMF) from a”Smart Meter”? https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-does-corona-blood-look-like-after-exposure-to-radiation-poisoning-emf-to-a-smart-meter\nFor more information concerning the benefits of reduced Oxygen products go to: www.phmiracleproducts.com\nhttps://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/health_policy/Provisional-Death-Counts-COVID-19-Pneumonia-and-Influenza.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0mbxESwNB9yL0FXBYHaloJKi4iNRfpwQeH_fQLfwaKsOWFne06d5EVEw\n2. https://www.amazon.com/NEW-THEORY-PHYSIOLOGY-Alkalizing-DIGESTION-ebook/dp/B01MRKYVJA\n3. 1Young RO (2016) Second Thoughts about Viruses, Vaccines, and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 1. Int J Vaccines Vaccin 2(3): 00032. DOI: 10.15406/ijvv.2016.02.00032\n4. Young RO (2016) Second Thoughts Concerning Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 2. Int J Vaccines Vaccin 2(3): 00034. DOI: 10.15406/ijvv.2016.02.00034\n5. Young RO (2016) Second Thoughts Concerning Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 3 HIV/AIDS and the Monomorphic Disease Model. Int J Vaccines Vaccin 2(3): 00035. 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(1718, 'Can YOU Reverse Lupus Naturally?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/can-you-reverse-lupus-naturally/', 'Hi, my name is Ida Kolader and I have Lupus.\nThere are 5 million people worldwide battling this chronic, life threatening, autoimmune disease. It manifests very differently in every patient and goes misdiagnosed often within individuals.\nI am 35 years old. I was diagnosed with Lupus in 2003 and in 2007, during my worst flare, Lupus attacked my heart, lungs, eyes, skin and even my nervous system. My life was at risk because all drugs recommended failed to work and in some cases heightened the symptoms. I was eventually put on chemotherapy, a trial treatment for Lupus.\nI always knew what most patients feel and yet are very insecure to voice, we are merely suppressing our symptoms with the drugs and not treating the root of the illness.\nAfter 12 years of pain, frustration, and suffering, I was finally ready to take responsibility for my own health: I decided to boost my immune system by changing my diet and lifestyle. I spent two weeks in Italy learning all about the role of food in our lives and how the way we eat and how what we eat affects our health.\nI spent three months at Dr. Robert O Young’s Rancho del Sol Healing Center in California, detoxing, alkalizing and restoring my body to its natural healthy state. These three months changed my life physically and spiritually. Not only did it bring me health freedom, it also brought me back to my own heart. I am aware of the person I am today without the stigma of Lupus, the drugs, the doctors, the lab tests and hospitals. It changed my body, my mind, and soul. I am finally experiencing a significant relief. I am better and I am healthier than I have ever been and even 9 months completely off meds, for the first time in 12 years.\nIn 2011, I started the Plum Blossom Foundation and became fully devoted to bringing awareness about Lupus and alternative healing methods. Our foundation is dedicated to raising active participants in the world; to support, serve and educate those affected by Lupus, directly or indirectly; and to promote healthy living by providing resources, information and education to those with or without illness.\nIf you haven’t seen the prequel; “Flare: Living with Lupus” click on the link below.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9aka…\nCheck out the products at: www.phmiracleproducts.com and the science at: www.drrobertyoung.com', '[-0.045387934893369675, 0.026121128350496292, 0.06114688143134117, 0.06360408663749695, -0.02009926363825798, -0.010648674331605434, -0.027523258700966835, 0.1418883502483368, -0.04671388119459152, -0.06238987669348717, -0.023793356493115425, 0.002902694046497345, 0.024408167228102684, -0.05634569376707077, -0.028510944917798042, 0.027016669511795044, 0.021387020125985146, 0.005839130841195583, -0.05097000300884247, 0.007065813988447189, -0.05281839892268181, -0.04392334818840027, 0.014452028088271618, 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(1719, 'The Corona Virus is Just a Concept That Only Exists on Paper', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-corona-virus-is-just-a-concept-that-only-exists-on-paper/', 'Clearly, following Rous’s example did not make me very popular with the multinational club of retro virologists. My article was officially ignored and not “dignified” with a response because the AIDS virus establishment was “too busy . . . saving lives” and testing for antibodies to HIV – just like they are doing today with the phantom corona virus or COVID-19.\nThe Viral Theory Was The Immediate Darling of the Biotechnology Companies\nDue to its very low complexity, it can be readily cloned for diagnostic test kits and vaccines. In turn, the virus was a hit with the press because it mobilized in their readers the instinctive fears of a contagious disease, and appealed to the public prejudice that all evil comes from without.”\nPerhaps the foremost thing that should be said about HIV or for that matter any virus is that they have never been proven to be the cause of AIDS, or any human illness. Not one scientific paper exists that demonstrates it. This is also the case with Ebola, Zika and now SARS COVID-2 and 19!\nThis same fraudulent activity in virology has continued with the Ebola virus, the Hantavirus, the Hepatitis virus, the West Nile virus, the Zika virus, just to name a few, and now with the Corona virus – COVID -19, which is an acronym that stands for, “Certificate Of Vaccination Identification (C.O.V.I.D.) – Artificial Intelligence (1 represents the first letter in the alphabet = A and 9 represents the ninth letter in the alphabet = I).\nMost virologist have very little interest in the possibility that HIV doesn’t cause AIDS or that the Corona virus doesn’t cause hypoxia that leads to acute respiratory disease syndrome or ARDS, because if it doesn’t, their expertise is useless. [2] Their embarrassment, humiliation and scientific fraud would also be considerable!\nJust look what happened to Dr. Luc Montagnier, a virologist, for his non-discovery of the HIV virus, for which he received a Nobel Prize in Medicine without ever isolating the HIV virus under the scientific method of Koch’s Postulates and Farr’s law (see below for more information on Koch Postulates and Farr’s law).\nDr. Montagnier just recently inaccurately claimed that the phantom coronavirus is man-made and contains genetic material (GMO) from HIV which doesn’t even exist! So how does a virologist take genetic matter from HIV or a Corona virus or any other virus for that matter which has never been isolated, purified and genetically and biochemically identified?\nJust take a moment and take a deep breath and consider what if what I’m telling you is 100 percent true and it is only the tip of the iceberg?\nFirst, start by reading, “Inventing the AIDS Virus” by Peter Duesberg, a Retro Virologist at The University of California Berkley.\nSecond, read Nobel laureate Kary Mullis, PhD book, “The Polymerase Chain Reaction” (PCR). Dr. Mullis does not see the relevance for testing antibodies by PCR when the virus such as HIV or COVID – 19 have not been isolated, purified, genetically and biochemically tested and then viewed under electron microscopy. Once these steps have been completed, the isolated and purified virus needs to be tested again by following the scientific method for verification of any disease causing germ. The tests are called Koch’s postulates and Farr’s law.\nThe Virus and Koch’s Postulates\n1. The germ must be found in all cases of the disease. Tissues said to be affected by HIV or COVID -19 include primarily the white blood cells of the immune system, particularly the T-cells, the brain neurons in dementia, skin cells in lesions of Kaposi’s sarcoma, in the lungs as well as, theoretically, any cell in the body expressing the CD4 surface receptor said to be the key to HIV or COVID – 19 cell entry. But no trace of the virus can be found in either the Kaposi’s sarcoma or the neurons of the central nervous system or the lungs in Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome or ARDS. HIV and COVID -19 have moved from involving only immune cells to other types of cells in order to explain certain AIDS-defining symptoms or COVID -19 defining symptoms which are not immune deficiencies anyway, including the cancers, dementia and wasting diseases, dry cough, fevers and hypoxia which have not been, or cannot be, explained in terms of a germ-theory virus model that involves destruction of the immune system.\nAnd, if HIV or the COVID-19 viruses were actively infecting T-cells or other members of the body’s immune system, extracellular virions should easily be found circulating in the blood. But in most individuals suffering from AIDSyndrome or COVID – 19, no particles can be found anywhere in the body.\nThe abundance of uninfected T-cells (about one in 500) in all patients is the definitive argument against the false claims for high cell-wall particle “loads,” or “burdens”. The absence of active, infectious virus automatically disqualifies HIV as a player in the AID Syndrome or COVID – 19 in acute lung disease syndrome (ARDS).\n2. The germ must be isolated from the host and grown in pure culture. Even for the most experienced virus hunters, a virus that is so extremely scarce is difficult to find. Only with rare luck and extreme persistence has HIV or COVID – 19 been extracted from an antibody-positive person. This amounts to finding the proverbial needle of HIV or COVID – 19 in a haystack of human DNA. This difficulty speaks to HIV’s or COVID – 19’s lack of potential in disease.\nHIV should cause AIDS and COVID – 19 should cause ARDS within two weeks of infection at most, but it does not, and with the complete lack of a demonstrated process by which HIV or COVID – 19 diminishes immune function, belief in a decade or more of unexplained latency requires a level of “faith” beyond my capacity. Another major stumbling block is that even once the latent period of 14 days is apparently over, there is still precious little development of the HIV or COVID – 19 virus.\n4. The germ must then be isolable from the newly infected host. A huge problem for the viral theory! We are now backing to the problem of meeting requirement number 2.\nThe Antibody That Isn’t an Antibody\nAccording to the germ theory, an antibody is a certain antidote to a pathogen or virus. According to HIV and COVID -19, however, the more antibodies you have to HIV or COVID – 19, the sicker you are said to be. Viruses, including HIV and COVID – 19 are two of thousands “disease causing agents” in the allopathic file cabinet in which antibodies to the causative agent mean you’re in trouble; and it defies just about every known law, rule, guideline, fact, and behavior in the germ theory book. This includes, as we have seen in Koch’s postulates, and, as we will see below, Farr’s Law.\nOne explanation put forth for the deadliness of such a scarce pathogen is that it somehow induces a self-destructive immune response (the system attacks itself). Evidence for this is said to be low white cell counts in people with infections; however, there is nothing to support the hypothesis, i.e., no plausible process by which this occurs has been suggested.\nCurrent medical science gives credence to the so-called autoimmune response, where white cells said to be deranged indiscriminately destroy and/or clear out healthy and unhealthy cells. This misconception arises as a consequence of germ theory mentality, which misunderstands the central function of the immune system. It is essentially a sophisticated janitorial service. It operates to keep the place clean and to recycle usable material. Should “self cells or tissue become useless or even dangerous to the body, the immune system will clean them out. Thus, it is not deranged, but is doing its job correctly. The host is somehow not doing its job, however, to maintain a balanced internal environment, which is the first line of defense, not immunity, against tissue destruction and infection. This is because infection can come from within. And it bears repeating that the fundamental misconception of the germ theory is that infection must be invasion, rather than an endogenous morbid change in chemistry or micromorphology.\nCompromised or weakened decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids gives rise to cellular transformation and fungal infestation (evidence for which is obvious and strong) or by drugs and chemicals such as mycotoxins, the immune system may weaken and fail to be efficient, but it will not attack healthy cells. There is a situation where this may appear to be so-when reduced oxygen species, like OH- are produced by the immune system in response to mycotoxins and morbidly evolved microforms damage local cells and tissue by the “shotgun” effect – but it is not a direct attack on “self,” and is frequently an overreaction to the alarming situation.\nIn my 40 years of viewing live blood from sick people I have never viewed under a pHase contrast microscope a white blood cell attack another white blood. White blood cells are glorified janitors or garbage collectors going around the body fluids picking up cellular fragments and biological transformations, i.e., bacteria and yeast. But they never attack each other or a healthy blood or body cell.\nWatch the following video of two neutrophils moving around through the blood plasma while cleaning the membranes of red blood cells and picking up small bacteria and Y-form yeast. In fact, you will see one of the neutrophils picking up a Y-form yeast, like Candida albicans and then spitting it back out into the blood plasma.\nFor the sake of discussion, let us allow germ-theory interpretation of immune function and autoimmunity. With only one in 500 immune cells (white blood cells) said to be infected with COVID -19 positives, it would seem to require a virus of extraordinary cunning to get uninfected cells to attack each other and not infected ones, which would be self-defeating for the virus. Or in the latter event, such cunning could be matched only by the adroitness required to move quickly from one host cell to another just before destruction. Or, if macrophages are involved, the process should lead either to increasing titers of virions in the blood, lymph, etc., as infected cells are lysed, or to increasing concentrations in macrophages if they are ingesting T-cells. This supports the reservoir notion (if there were any viruses to be found in them). It is thus easier to expand the theory to an ELASTIC BAND THEORY to meet whatever the outcomes are of the virologist for any virus, including HIV and COVID – 19! How about fourteen day latency period. Maybe a 2 year or even with HIV a 20 year latency period. Really! This is called science!\n(Please read for further light and knowledge on viruses at: “Dismantling the Viral Theory” at: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\nEstablished in the early 1900s, Farr’s Law, which is fundamental to virology, states that viral disease develops exponentially, and dictates that illness will strike soon after infection. The rate-determining factor of the exponential growth of viruses is viral generation time, which is between 8 and 48 hours. Since laws are made to be broken or excepted, viruses with incubation periods longer than allowed by Farr’s Law are called “slow viruses.” And since COVID – 19 joins an exonerated class of viruses by not multiplying according to this law of virology, virologists stretch the time to accommodate it. The question arises, though, of how anyone can determine or demonstrate when a “natural” COVID -19 infection takes place, and thus determine latency, since no one is being tested daily or weekly, etc., and there is no animal model. Within the slow-virus concept, adopted as an exception to Farr’s Law, retro virologists can find refuge, hold on to their theory, hibernate in their labs, and hope the long winter of HIV latency is over before they expire.\nAccording to expert retro virologist Dr. Peter Duesberg, “The slow virus concept has never been reconciled with the short generation time of viruses and the immune system. Once the virus lies totally dormant, an intact immune system will never allow any virus to be reactivated to multiply into numbers that would threaten the host. For a virus to be reactivated, the immune system first must be destroyed by something else-the real cause of a disease. A reactivated virus would just contribute an opportunistic infection. Thus, there are no slow viruses, only slow virologists.” [19] Also, says Duesberg, “Retroviruses are all very similar. I mean, there are differences, but as far as pathology is concerned, you don’t see a marker in one which is going to explain why it supposedly wakes up from sleep and becomes active” [20].\nThe use of PCR testing, is one of the main tests being used by virologists today to determine antibody loads for the corona virus. It is very important for you to know that the PCR testing does not identify the existence of ANY specific virus. So, what you get is a guess. This is NOT science!\nThe following is another important quote concerning viruses, specifically HIV and AIDS from Dr. Mullis, “we have not been able to discover any good reason why most of the people on earth believe that AIDS is …caused by..HIV. There is simply no scientific evidence demonstrating that this is true (or) why doctors prescribe a toxic drug called AZT…we cannot understand why humans would take that drug for any reason.”\nThe AZT drug was one of the first drugs given for the treatment of HIV even when the patient was asymptomatic. Sadly, this toxic acidic drug was the cause of the AIDS and the death of millions. Not some illusionary virus. AZT is no longer being used because of this fact.\nThird, read Robert O Young, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner book, “A Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis.”\nThis book also covers additional information on other phantom viruses such as the Ebola virus, West Nile virus, and the Hepatitis virus, just to name a few.\nThe link to purchase this book is:\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/second-thoughts-about-viruses-vaccines-and-the-hiv-aids-hypothesis-booklet\nFourth, watch the following youtube video of Dr. Thomas Cowan, MD, on the , “Relation between Corona virus, Electromagnetic waves, 5G, Vaccines and even Spirituality” on the cause and symptoms of the phantom Corona virus.\nNow Let’s look at the 5G viral map of Canada, USA, Mexico, Central America and Northern South America at: https://www.speedtest.net/ookla-5g-map and see where the deployment of 5G viral cell towers are located and the hot spots for so-called COVID – 19 infections and deaths.\nPlease note that New York and New Jersey have the greatest number of 5G viral cell towers with 1.5K and the greatest number of sick and dead. The second greatest number of 5G viral cell towers with 430 are found in the Los Angeles, California area with the second highest number of sick and dead. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out the cause and effect relationship between radiation poisoning with the symptoms of dry cough, hypoxia, and fever when you understand and know that 5G pulsating V-frequency at 60GHz literally takes the oxygen out of the air and out of your body destroying the red blood cells and their ability to flow to the lungs and pick up oxygen and then flow back to deliver this life-needing oxygen to the body cells. All of the symptoms for 5G viral radiation poisoning are identical to high-altitude sickness. You cannot treat these symptoms like the season flu or Influenza or you will kill the patient.\nSixth, Watch from the NYC ICU: DOES COVID-19 REALLY CAUSE ARDS or Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome??!!\nSeventh, watch ‘Corona Virus’ & 5G – What Is A Virus? Dr. Robert O. Young. Here is the link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tbQO1WUT/?fbclid=IwAR1BUXHvCPRd7lXpCvu3_tKqbrMA12-FAKImabX1-Vlo0rUayvqRAu3DsDc\nThe following micrographs, using pHase contrast microscopy that I observe in healthy red blood cells that are oxygen-rich and the second micrograph is of unhealthy red blood cells that are oxygen-deprived indicated by the white target or missing red blood cell hemoglobin. You can also see the degeneration of the cell membranes with spiking or knobs indicating the ‘corona effect’, a symptom caused by an acidic lifestyle and radiation poisoning.\nHodgkinson N (1992) Experts Mount Startling Challenge to AIDS Orthodoxy. Sunday Times, London.\nHodgkinson N (1992) Experts Mount Startling Challenge to AIDS Orthodoxy. Sunday Times, London.\nCarroll, John (1993) The Weird Way to Win a Nobel Prize. San Francisco Chronicle, E9.\nCarroll, John (1993) The Weird Way to Win a Nobel Prize. 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(1720, 'Kerry Cassidy i dr. Robert O. Young- Interstitium NOWYM ORGANEM CIAŁA!', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/kerry-cassidy-i-dr-robert-o-young-interstitium-nowym-organem-ciala/', 'W filmie przedstawiamy urywki wywiadu przeprowadzonego kilka dni temu, przeprowadzonego przez Kerry Cassidy z Projektu Camelot z dr. Robertem O. Young, który przedstawia odkrycie nowego organu w ludzkim ciele, tzw. Interstitium (pol. “śródmiąższe”), któy okazuje się mieć kluczowe znaczenie w wielu, jeśli nie wszystkich współczesnych chorobach, włączając “wirusy”. U podstaw wszystkiego leży zatrucie komórek. Na koniec fragment wypowiedzi głównego lekarza oddziału zakaźnego szpitala w Nowym Jorku, który apeluje do lekarzy na całym świecie, by otwarcie zaczęli mówić o “nowej chorobie”, z którą mają do czynienia przy łóżkach pacjentów, której symptomy nie zgadzają się z symptomami jakiegokolwiek wirusa, a zalecane leczenie jest wg niego nieodpowiednie i w wielu przypadkach bardziej pacjentom szkodzi, niż pomaga.\nLinki: Wywiad Kerry Cassidy z dr. Robertem O. Young “Czym jest wirus?”: https://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tb … Wypowiedź lekarza z Nowego Jorku: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrAbQ … Artykuły o odkryciu “interstitium” w mediach polskich”: http://przystaneknauka.us.edu.pl/arty … https://zdrowie.radiozet.pl/Choroby/N … Artykuł dr. Robert O. 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(1721, 'What is the #1 Contributing Factor to the ‘Corona Effect’?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-is-the-1-contributing-factor-to-the-corona-effect/', 'The Cause of the ‘Corona Effect’ and its many symptoms is NOT what YOU think!\nTake the ‘Corona Effect’ test before you watch the video below!\nWhat is the Cause of the ‘Corona Effect’ or CODvid – 19?\nA. A SARS Virus called CODvid -19\nK. Not keeping 6 feet away from other people\nM. A stranger sprayed some unknown chemical on me\nN. At a hospital that was treating Corona\nTo learn more about the risks of radiation poisoning read the following scientific published articles:\n1. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/adverse-health-effects-of-5g-mobile-networking-technology-under-real-life-conditions\n2. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-connection-between-5g-and-the-corona-virus\n3. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/why-are-populations-of-cities-from-some-countries-more-affected-than-others-for-con-vid-19\n4. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-real-corona-virus\n5. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-does-corona-blood-look-like-after-exposure-to-radiation-poisoning-emf-to-a-smart-meter\n6. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-real-threat-to-humanity\n7. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-effects-electromagnet-frequencies-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain\nTo learn more about the risks of radiation poisoning watch the following interviews of Dr. Robert O Young:', '[0.00543173449113965, 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(1722, 'Who Had Their Finger on the Magic of Life – Antoine BeChamp or Louis Pasteur?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/who-had-their-finger-on-the-magic-of-life-antoine-bechamp-or-louis-pasteur/', 'Learn the True Cause of ALL Sickness and Disease! Save Yourself and YOUR Loved Ones From the Tyranny of So-Called Modern Medicine!\nWas Antoine BeChamp the Greatest Scientist of the 19th Century or Louis Pasteur ? You Decide After Reading the Following Article!\nLouis Pasteur (1822 – 1895) was a French chemist and microbiologist born in Dole. He is best known for his so-called remarkable breakthroughs in the causes and prevention of disease. His experiments supported the germ theory of disease. In essence, Pasteur taught that disease came from outside the body in the form of bacteria. For Pasteur , to fight illness is to treat the symptoms with a vaccination. This approach has shaped modern medicine and pharmacology.\nThe Dark Side of Louis Pasteur\nThe two most celebrated achievements in Pasteur’s career:\n1) his bold public demonstration of a vaccine against anthrax in sheep at Poully-le-Fort in 1881, and\n2) the first known application of his rabies vaccine to a human subject, young Joseph Meister , in July 1885.\nIn the first case, Pasteur deliberately deceived the public and the scientific community about the nature of the vaccine used in the experiments at Poully-le-Fort .\nIn the second case, the nature of Pasteur’s deception is less clear-cut, but here too I find some striking discrepancies between the public and private versions of the famous story of Joseph Meister.\nBy 1885, five years after starting work on rabies, Pasteur and his colleagues had developed a live viral preparation, which, Pasteur claimed, not only protected dogs from rabies infections, but prevented the disease from becoming symptomatic if administered post exposure.\nStill, it was not without reluctance—or concern from his peers—that he agreed to administer a series of viral injections to the asymptomatic young Meister. “This will be another bad night for your father,” wrote Pasteur’s wife Marie to their children during the treatment. “He cannot come to terms with the idea of applying a measure of last resort to this child.”\nBut it seemed to work—Meister didn’t develop rabies. And after starting treatment of another boy that October, Pasteur declared the vaccine a success before the French National Academy of Medicine . The story became international news; even patients from America were soon shipped over to Europe to receive the miracle cure.\nPasteur’s secretive attitude further fueled his opponents. His papers were only three or four pages long. There were no details, and no way you could reproduce to prove the efficacy of the vaccine.\nFor over a century now, the focus in health and medicine has been almost 100% targeting on treating symptoms rather than prevention and the treatment for underlying causes. With this mindset, millions of people will happily smoke, overeat, drink alcohol, not exercise, get flu and COVID vaccine shots and lead an utterly acidic and destructive lifestyle in the knowledge that there is probably a fairy tale drug or a vaccine out there if anything really goes wrong.\nHere is some hard evidence of the real problem!\nFew people know that on his deathbed, Pasteur recanted and said “ BéChamp was right.”\nPierre Jacques Antoine BéChamp was a French medical doctor, biologist, contemporary of Louis Pasteur. He believed that a completely healthy internal fluid environment would be immune to harmful bacteria and that only when the body became a welcome host for this bacteria. (i.e. when our cells become weak from an acidic lifestyle or toxic internal fluid environment)\nDisease is Born In Us and From Us\nWe do NOT ‘CATCH’ sickness or disease we ‘DO’ sickness and disease with how we live, where we live, what we eat, what we drink, what we breathe, what we think, what we feel and what we believe.\nSome people are offended with this statement and the contextual or internal environmental theory because it shifts responsibility to the person who is tired, sick, obese, or cancerous, rather than using ones self-inflicted dis-eases as an excuse to shift the blame on a non-existent phantom germ or virus like, HIV, Ebola, Hantavirus, Zika virus, SARS COVID-2, SARS COVID-19, Polio, Influenza or even now the invisible non-isolated so-called coronavirus, etc. for their pain and suffering.\nAnswer: Exosomes and the So-Called Novel Corona Virus – 2 -19 Are Born In Us and From Us As a Reflection of an Acidic Interstitial Fluid Environment Caused by Chemical and Radiation Poisoning! They Are Anatomically and Functionally Identical!\nBottom line is most if not all sicknesses and diseases are the consequence of personal choices that leads to the over-acidification of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium organ (the largest organ of the body). The interstitial fluids surround every cell that makes up every gland, organ and tissue of the human and animal body. The interstitial fluids are the dumping ground for acidic metabolic, dietary and respiratory waste of the intracellular and intravascular fluids.\nIt is the primary purpose of the Interstitium organ to remove these acidic wastes out through the lymphatic system. If this does not happen on a daily basis toxins can build up causing decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium and lead to the genesis of all sickness and disease.\nAlthough the bacteriophages or filterable bacteria (renamed in the 60’s as the virus), bacteria, yeast and mold from the outside World can only contribute to a state of imbalance within the body fluids but can NEVER cause any specific disease.\nAntoine BéChamp taught that disease is born from inside the body fluids and then inside the body cells.\nFor BeChamp , you do not fight illness, you create a healthy alkaline internal fluid environment in which disease symptoms cannot develop by the breakdown of healthy blood and body cells into bacteria, yeast and mold and their associated chemical acidic waste.\nThe biological changes that take place in cells living in an environment with a declining pH is called decompensation acidosis of the intravascular, interstitial and intracellular fluids. This biological transformation or change of one cell to another is know as biological transformation or pleomorphism and can be validated through PCR testing of the DNA when isolated and purified following KOCH or RIVERS postulates.\nUnfortunately, medicine became a big business and Antoine BéChamp’s theory was conveniently ignored and forgotten.\nIn fact, pharmaceutical companies all over the world give thanks to Pasteur every single day, especially NOW with all the fake retroviruses which have never been isolated or shown their existence using the scientific methods of FARR’s law, KOCH’s or Rivers principals.\nThe ‘Corona Effect’ is created when the internal fluid environment is not in an alkaline state or pH of 7.365 in the vascular fluids and 8.4 pH in the interstitial fluids and the cell membrane begins to degenerate giving birth to vesicles and other appendages that can break loose from the cell becoming the bacteriophages or bacteria or the vesicles or spiked protein that current medical science refers to as an infection. This ideology is inaccurate for all bacteriophages, exosomes, bacteria, yeast and mold which are born out of unhealthy or damaged body or blood cells and are the symptoms of decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium that surrounds every cell, organ, gland and tissue of the human and animal body.\n“Germs including retroviruses are NOT the cause of any disease but the symptom of a diseased internal environment from biochemical acidic poisoning and radioactive poisoning . ” Dr. Robert O. Young\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/rdQhuY455VmK/\nThis is NOT the work of a non-existent so-called germ or virus but the work of systemic radiation poisoning from over 100,000 plus satellites and billions of cells stationed in trees, on a lamp post, or a cell tower sending corona energy which is highly radioactive directly to your cell phone or to your computer or to your home or to an entire city – and if YOU have been vaccinated with the CoVid – 19 BioWeapon directly to YOU! 5G and 6G technology makes nuclear weapons totally obsolete!\nWelcome to a new era of another very deadly contributor to the cause of sickness, dis-ease and a suffocating death.\nThe Adverse Health Risks of Wireless Radiation on the Human Biofield\nCheck out the interview of Robert O. Young below:\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tbQO1WUT/\nThe first leather bound book was called, “The Blood, The Third Anatomical Element” and the the second leather bound book was called, “Les Microzymans “.\nThis is why I refer to infections as outfections or transfections if inoculated because all filterable bacteria (so-called viruses), all bacteria, all yeast, all mold, all bacteriophages, endotoxins and all exosomes, etc. are born out of the anatomical elements that make up all genetic matter and ALL body cells.\nAntoine BeChamp called these anatomical elements the microzyma or intelligent being of living indestructible matter that can organize or disorganize the cell membranes and cell genetics based upon the environment in which they are found.\nI was holding in my hands the original published works of the 19th century genius, Antoine BeChamp . When I turned to the back of his book, “Les Microzymas” I saw his own hand drawn pictures of bacteria, in various stages of pleomorphism, being born out of the cell membranes confirming my work of several years earlier (1994).\nI began to cry like a baby realizing that God had granted Antoine BeChamp and even myself to witness and have our fingers on the magic of life and observe the origins of ALL creation!\nWho is Robert O. Young CPC, DSc, PhD and Naturopathic Practitioner (to view CV & Recent Publicatons click here)\nThe following is a portion of my work that was published 22 years later as a declaration for those who have eyes to see and hears to hear the mysteries of the Creator!\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/a-finger-on-the-magic-of-life-booklet\nClick on the above picture or on this link to order your personally signed copy of “The Finger on the Magic of Life”.\nCitation: Young RO (2016) Who Had Their Finger on the Magic of Life – Antoine Bechamp or Louis Pasteur?. Int J Vaccines Vaccin 2(5): 00047. DOI: 10.15406/ijvv.2016.02.00047\nClick on this link to learn more about viruses and vaccines: https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/second-thoughts-about-viruses-vaccines-and-the-hiv-aids-hypothesis-booklet\nCitation: Young RO (2016) Second Thoughts about Viruses, Vaccines, and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 1. Int J Vaccines Vaccin 2(3): 00032. DOI: 10.15406/ijvv.2016.02.00032\nClick on this link for my published paper on the truth about Polio and Measles: https://www.amazon.com/POSSIBLE-POST-POLIO-LEGIONNAIRES-CANCER-EPIDEMIC-ebook/dp/B01MAZ0G39 biological transformation was recorded in 1994 by Dr. Robert O Young !\nThe truth often comes out when the angel of death is standing at YOUR doorstep. Now is the time to prepare to live your life with health, energy, passion and integrity. You must be the change and the cure you want to see.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/gKpp2LQVH8P9/\nEp. 261: Dr. Robert O. Young on Terrain Theory: Unorthodox Thoughts on How to Be Healthy (Part I)\nhttps://greensmoothiegirl.com/your-high-vibration-life/episodes/terrain-theory-dr-robert-o-young-part-1/\nWebsite: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-prevention-cure-for-cancer\nA few articles: Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Any Cancerous Condition – The International Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine\nhttps://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-02-00046 Who Had Their Finger on the Magic of Life? The International Journal of Vaccines and Vaccinations https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00047\nhttps://clouthub.com/v/dbf1300a-2395-45d2-b8c8-c377b1fd4109\nFrom Corona and Cancer with Love\nExtraordinary and riveting account of healing from terminal lung cancer and recovering from COVID symptoms on the pH Miracle Lifestyle healing program of alkaline diet, exercise, and healing foods from Dr. Robert Young, who describes the healing power of the right foods and actions to maintain the right pH balance in the interstitial fluids of the body, and encourages all to learn more about how disease is not transmitted by germs—as Virology would have it—but cultured in acidic environments, and how switching our diets and lifestyles from acidity to alkalinity can transform our lives.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/wkiZcWbmC4Vj/', '[-0.037030648440122604, 0.031363122165203094, -0.06176365911960602, 0.002644553314894438, 0.008763574995100498, 0.03544342517852783, 0.009899268858134747, 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(1723, '“Adverse Health Effects of 5G Mobile Networking Technology Under Real-Life Conditions”', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/adverse-health-effects-of-5g-mobile-networking-technology-under-real-life-conditions/', '“Adverse Health Effects of 5G Mobile Networking Technology Under Real-Life Conditions” Ronald N. Kostoffa, Paul Herouxb, Michael Aschnerc, Aristides Tsatsakis Toxicology Letters, Volume 323, 1 May 2020, Pages 35-40\n• Identifies wide-spectrum of adverse health effects of non-ionizing non-visible radiation.\n• Most laboratory experiments were not designed to identify the more severe adverse effects reflective of real-life conditions.\n• Many experiments do not include the real-life pulsing and modulation of the carrier signal.\n• Vast majority of experiments do not account for synergistic adverse effects of other toxic stimuli with wireless radiation.\n• 5G mobile networking technology will affect not only the skin, eyes, lung and reproductive system, but will have adverse systemic effects on every cell of the human body that makes up every gland, every organ and every tissue as radiation poisoning flows through the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium causing membrane degeneration and genetic mutations.\nThe Health Risks of 5G Pulsating Frequency\n5G V-pulsating frequency at 60 GHz causes hypoxia leading to the death of every red blood cell and every body cell in the human body.\nThis is why people who appear to be healthy and asymptomatic, one day and then suddenly the next day drop over dead while just walking down the street to go shopping or to work.\nThis is NOT the work of a non-existent virus I call CONvid-19 but the work of systemic radiation poisoning from over 100,000 plus satellites and billions of cells stationed in trees, on a lamp post, or a cell tower sending corona energy which is highly radioactive directly to your cell phone or to your computer or to your home or to an entire city. 5G makes nuclear weapons totally obsolete! Welcome a new era of another very deadly contributor to the cause of sickness, disease and death.\nDespite widespread denial, the evidence that radio frequency (RF) radiation is harmful to life is already overwhelming. The accumulated clinical evidence of sick and injured human beings, experimental evidence of damage to DNA, cells and organ systems in a wide variety of plants and animals, and epidemiological evidence that the major diseases of modern civilization—cancer, heart disease and diabetes—are in large part caused by electromagnetic radiation pollution, forms a literature base of well over 10,000 peer-reviewed studies, just like the one I have referenced for you above.\nThe telecommunications industry’s plans for 5G has come to fruition and was turned for the first time in World on the people of Wuhan, China, with no person, no animal, no bird, no insect and no plant in Wuhan capable of avoiding exposure, 24 hours a day, to levels of RF radiation that is tens to hundreds of times greater than what exists today, without any possibility of escape anywhere on the planet. These 5G plans are threatening to provoke serious, irreversible effects on humans, animals, plants and insects with permanent damage to all of Earth’s ecosystems.\nThis article identifies adverse effects of non-ionizing non-visible radiation (hereafter called wireless radiation) reported in the premier biomedical literature. It emphasizes that most of the laboratory experiments conducted to date are not designed to identify the more severe adverse effects reflective of the real-life operating environment in which wireless radiation systems operate. Many experiments do not include pulsing and modulation of the carrier signal. The vast majority do not account for synergistic adverse effects of other toxic stimuli (such as chemical and biological poisoning) acting in concert with the wireless radiation. This article also presents evidence that the nascent 5G mobile networking technology will affect not only the skin and eyes, as commonly believed, but will have adverse systemic effects as well.\nTo learn more about how to protect yourself against the negative effects of 5G radiation on the bio-fields of the human body please read, study and then share the following scientific articles with everyone you love and care about.\n1) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-connection-between-5g-and-the-corona-virus\n2) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/inventing-the-corona-virus-or-sars-convid-2-convid-19\n3) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-is-a-virus\n4) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/to-vax-or-not-to-vax-that-is-the-question\n5) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-we-making-ourselves-sick-a-story-about-toxicity-sickness-and-recovery\n6) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/why-are-populations-of-cities-from-some-countries-more-affected-than-others-for-con-vid-19\n7) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-following-a-con-vit-die-it-or-a-ph-miracle-alkaline-live-it-lifestyle\n8) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-can-i-do-to-prevent-or-reverse-the-symptoms-of-the-corona-effect-in-3-to-5-days\n9) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-effects-electromagnet-frequencies-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain\n10) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-prepared-for-the-bio-hazardous-effects-from-5g-emf-radiation\nWatch, listen and share the following youtube videos on Corona and 5G', '[-0.034807030111551285, 0.00023210037034004927, 0.06956612318754196, 0.04619888216257095, -0.011931799352169037, -0.05962112918496132, 0.0790834054350853, 0.06727440655231476, -0.030647555366158485, 0.03125236928462982, 0.0642203763127327, 0.016425399109721184, 0.07501217722892761, -0.016173643991351128, 0.0013551122974604368, 0.022696344181895256, 0.025873690843582153, -0.051407795399427414, -0.0737188532948494, 0.013072099536657333, 0.002006569877266884, 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(1724, 'Inventing the Corona Virus or SARS CONvid -2 & CONvid-19?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/inventing-the-corona-virus-or-sars-convid-2-convid-19/', 'In 1985, Peter Duesberg revealed to the World that there was no correlation between a so-called phantom virus called HIV and the disease called AIDS in his book, “Inventing the AIDS Virus.”\nSince that time we have added the inventions of the Hepatitis virus, the Ebola Virus, the Hantavirus, the SARS virus or CONvid-2, the West Nile virus, the Hong Kong virus, the Zika virus and now the revisited CONvid-19 virus.\nThis is what Peter Duesberg, a retrovirus scientist at Berkeley University stated about so-called infectious disease, “Retroviruses are all very similar. I mean, there are differences, but as far as pathology is concerned, you don’t see a marker in one which is going to explain why it supposedly wakes up from sleep and becomes active”.\nThe following are a few more of his quotes concerning retroviruses, including the SARS-CONvid-2 and 19.\n“For the public ever to break command science it must first understand the basis of its enormous powers…….Traditionally, the power of medical sciences has been based on the fear of disease, particularly infectious disease.”–Peter Deusberg (Inventing The AIDS Virus).\n“ AIDS (is) not infectious –but caused by recreational and anti-HIV drugs.”—Peter H. Duesberg, Ph.D. is a professor of molecular and cell biology at the University of California, Berkeley.\n“[The CDC’s] disease-control mission was increasingly being regarded as obsolete, prompting serious discussions about abolishing the CDC altogether.\nThe situation changed in 1949 when the CDC brought on board Alexander Langmuir, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health. Langmuir was the CDC’s first VIP, bringing with him both his expertise in epidemiology (the statistical study of epidemics) and his high-level connections — including his security clearance as one of the few scientists privy to the Defense Department’s biological warfare program…\nTo learn the truth about viruses, vaccines and the viral theory watch the following videos and read Dr. Robert O Young’s peer-reviewed published work on viruses and vaccines.\nTo order Dr. Young’s book go to: https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/second-thoughts-about-viruses-vaccines-and-the-hiv-aids-hypothesis-booklet\nHere are the links to booking a consultation with Dr. Young as well as his latest scientific posts .', '[-0.038311731070280075, 0.017321404069662094, -0.032476767897605896, 0.011746524833142757, 0.04688233882188797, 0.029416892677545547, -0.013901651836931705, 0.08690626919269562, 0.07646574079990387, 0.09278366714715958, -0.08798331767320633, 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(1725, 'To VAX or NOT to VAX? That is the Question!', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/to-vax-or-not-to-vax-that-is-the-question/', 'A HUGE question when thinking about those who are promoting, without long-term studies mandatory vaccinations for all.\nWatch and share the following video on viruses and vaccines with everyone you love and care about!\nRead a Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS, Ebola, Hantavirus, Hepatitis virus and SARS CONvid -2 and 19 Hypothesis..\nTo order Dr. Young’s book go to the following link: https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/second-thoughts-about-viruses-vaccines-and-the-hiv-aids-hypothesis-booklet\nHere are the links to booking a consultation with Dr. Young as well as his latest scientific posts .', '[0.0480530820786953, 0.043189119547605515, 0.011463860049843788, -0.034070175141096115, 0.03987840190529823, 0.06053534895181656, 0.032233260571956635, 0.07818040996789932, -0.02878432348370552, 0.10538505762815475, 0.09345313161611557, 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(1726, 'Why Are Populations of Cities From Some Countries More Affected Than Others For COVid-19?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/why-are-populations-of-cities-from-some-countries-more-affected-than-others-for-covid-19/', 'Why are populations of cities of some countries more affected than others for Influenza (Seasonal flu, SARS-COVID-2 and SARS-COVID-19)?\nThe following is a list of 20 contributing acidic factors for the real causes of SARS-Co-vid -2, SARS-Co-vid-19 and the symptoms generally know as the ‘Seasonal Flu’, ‘Interstitial Respiratory Fluid Disease’ and ‘Pneumonia’, just to name a few of the 54 plus symptoms:[1][2]\n1) Populations with older populations (65 years or older)\n2) Populations with large populations\n3) Populations that live on top of each other (High rise apartments)\n4) Populations with high levels of electro-magnetic fields (EMF) from 3G to 5G ranging from 1.6GHz to 300 GHz. [3]\n5) Populations with high levels of physical and/or emotional stress\n6) Populations with low green areas for the production of atmospheric oxygen\n7) Populations with small living spaces\n8) Populations with diets high in sugar\n9) Populations with diets high in animal flesh\n10) Populations with diets high in dairy\n11) Populations with diets high in fermented foods [4]\n12) Populations with polluted and/or chemically treated water\n13) Populations with air pollution from cars, factories and farm animals\n14) Populations with low physical activity\n15) Populations with low ingestion of organic chemically free (glyphosate) fruit and vegetables[4]\n16) Populations with low salt intake\n17) Populations who have received the flu vaccine or the SARS-COvid-2 vaccine\n18) Populations who have received antibiotics such as azithromycin and/or ciprofloxacin [5]\n19) Populations affected by acid rain or what is called global warming[6][7]\n20) Populations exposed to com trails and vaccines containing aluminum oxide. [https://youtu.be/L5is16A8pfw]\nAll of the above 20 contributing factors, especially vaccinations, EMF, highly acidic diets, air and water pollution causes cellular membrane breakdown, genetic mutation, leading to the “Corona Effect’, inflammation[8], reverse polarity of the red blood cells, and aggregation of the red blood cells, causing intravascular and interstitium circulation congestion, oxygen deprivation and decompensated acidosis of the Interstitial fluids of the Interstitium – the genesis for ALL sickness and disease! [9]\nGerms including bacteria, yeast, mold and bacteriophages are all created endogenously from cellular breakdown and are the creations of an acidic lifestyle and diet. In other words, germs are born in us and from us as well as their associated poisonous excretions of exotoxins, endotoxins and mycotoxins.\nThe following charts show the total number of cases associated with the “Corona Effect” and morality by Country provided by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.\nThe following chart shows the number of estimated hospitalizations in the U.S. for the 2019-2020 Flu Season. As you can see the highest recorded total hospitalizations in the U.S. for all causes of the Flu were recorded in 2017 and 2016 with over 800,000 hospitalizations.[10]\nTo learn more about the Coronavirus and 5G watch the youtube video by clicking on the following link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tbQO1WUT/\nTo read and learn more about how to stay healthy and prevent sickness and disease go to the following website at: www.drrobertyoung.com\nThe End Game – Hidden in Plain Sight for Everyone to See the Truth About COVid – 19\nC.O.V. ID = Certificate Of Vaccination ID\n2. Galina Migalko, Robert O. Young, The Importance of Interstitial Fluid Evaluation in Relationship to Any Health Condition, Journal of Infectious Diseases and Therapy, Volume 6, DOI: 10.4172/2332-0877-C7-055\n3. Sympathetic Resonance Technology: scientific foundation and summary of biologic and clinical studies: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12614535\n4. Young O. Robert, Young Shelley, The pH Miracle Revised and Updated, Hachette Publishing, NY, NY, 2010.\n5. Wayne A. Ray, Katherine T. Murray, Kathi Hall, Patrick G. Arbogast, and C. Michael Stein,, Azithromycin and the Risk of Cardiovascular Death, N Engl J Med 2012; 366:1881-1890\n6. Metabolic and Dietary Acids are the Fuel that Lights the Fuse that Ignites Inflammation that Leads to Cancer!: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-03-00094\n7.. Sabrina Shankman, Paul Horn, The Most Powerful Evidence Climate Scientists Have of Global Warming, https://insideclimatenews.org/news/03102017/infographic-ocean-heat-powerful-climate-change-evidence-global-warming , October 3rd, 2017.\n8. Metabolic and Dietary Acids are the Fuel that Lights the Fuse that Ignites Inflammation that Leads to Cancer!: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-03-00094\n9. Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Reversal of any Cancerous Condition: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-02-00046\n10. 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(1727, 'What Is A Virus?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-is-a-virus/', 'In Latin, the word “virus” means poison or toxin and the word “inflammation” means “I ignite or set alight.”\nLike gasoline, when metabolic and/or dietary acids are collected and retained in the interstitial fluids or what is called the Interstitium organ or the the ‘third kidney’. If the acidic cellular and dietary waste is not removed from the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium via the lymphatic system and then out through urination, defecation and perspiration, this waste can remain in the Interstitium fluids or be pushed out and collected in the connective tissues or the ‘acid catchers’ of the blood and interstitial fluids. When this happens the organs, tissues and glands will ‘light-up or ignite” with inflammation or pain.\nSimply put viruses are metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental acids that are the only cause for any sickness and disease in the body.\nThe first micrograph below, using pHase contrast microscopy shows a green crystal of solidified acid called lactic acid which causes inflammation and soreness. These acid crystals are always found in the blood in elevated amounts of patients with diagnosed heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Elevated amounts of lactic acid were also quantified using non-invasive blood and interstitial fluid tests.\nThe second micrograph shows a yellow and orange crystal indicating sulphuric and uric acid crystals in the blood and found in excess amounts in patients who ingest animal flesh on a daily basis and have symptoms of digestive issues, bowel congestion, diabetes and gout.\nA virus or poison in not just a chemical poison but can also be a vibration or electromagnetic frequency (like 5G 60 to 300GHz pulsating V or Viral frequency) that disturbs and damages the cell membrane causing the cell to biologically transform from a healthy state to an unhealthy state such as with the “Corona Effect” or the spikes or knobs that appear when the cell is breaking down. These electromagnetic poisoning frequencies are called radio waves, microwaves, X-rays and gamma waves. (refer to the electromagnetic frequency field below)\nWhen you add the viral poisonous chemicals (glyphosate, carbon monoxide, lactic acid, etc.) from vaccines that contain aluminum oxide, mercury, alcohol, and mercury injected directly into the blood these poisonous chemicals are pushed out of the blood into the interstitial fluids and then into the connective tissues and act like antennae that attracts radiation poisons (like viral WiFi, Cell phones, hair dryers, computers, refrigerators, smart meters, satellite beams, cell towers, 1G to 5G, electric cars, etc.) directly to YOUR body.\nvaccines + radiation = sickness and then death. Add acidic meat, eggs, vinegar, mushrooms, corn, peanuts, dairy, coffee, tea, alcohol with emotional stress and it is any wonder that any of us are still alive.\nNew Equation for Stupidity, Sickness, Disease and Death\nIgnorance + Diet + Vaccines + Radiation <=> Stupidity + Sickness + Disease + Death\nThis is why so many are dying around the world from the “Corona Effect”, Radiation Poisoning, Food Poisoning, Vaccine Poisoning and the symptoms that are called diseases such as, CON-vid-19 or infectious diseases or in truth infectious lifestyles, heart dis-ease, cancer dis-ease, dementia dis-ease, diabetes dis-ease, medical treatment dis-ease, vaccination dis-ease and death dis-ease.\nSet up an Appointment to Speak with Dr. Robert O. Young\nTo set up a consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young go to : https://www.drrobertyoung.com/services-page\n4. Robert O. Young, Galina Migalko, Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Any Sickness or Disease, Journal of Infectious Diseases and Therapy, Volume 6, DOI: 10.4172/2332-0877-C7-056 December 5, 2018 5. Robert O. Young, The Dismantling of the Viral Theory, Journal of Infectious Diseases and Therapy, Volume 6, DOI: 10.4172/2332-0877-C7-055 December 5, 2018 6. Who Had Their Finger on the Magic of Life – Antoine Bechamp or Louis Pasteur?: https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00047 September 19, 2016 7. Tidserne Kraeftforeningen Tidsterne – en levende parteintforening, “Sand fik jeg fremtiden tilbage” Af Inger Harelelius: https://www.tidslerne.dk/medlemsblad/2018/01/files/assets/common/downloads/publication.pdf February 1, 2018 8. Using Sodium and Potassium Bicarbonates in the Prevention and Treatment of all Sickness and Disease: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-09-00318 December 08, 2017 9. Pathological Blood Coagulation and the Mycotoxic Oxidative Stress Test (MOST): https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00048 September 20, 2016\n10. Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2) As a Non-Toxic Antimicrobial Agent for Virus, Bacteria and Yeast (Candida Albicans): https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00052 October 07, 2016 11. Second Thoughts Concerning Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 2: https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00034 June 29, 2016 12. Second Thoughts Concerning Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 3 HIV/AIDS and the Monomorphic Disease Model: https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00035 July 08, 2016 13. The Cause and Cure for Rheumatoid Arthritis: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-04-00116 August 26, 2016 14. Second Thoughts about Viruses, Vaccines, and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – Part 1: https://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00032 June 20, 2016 15. Colloids and Colloidal Systems in Human Health and Nutrition: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-03-00095 May 27, 2016 16. Metabolic and Dietary Acids are the Fuel that Lights the Fuse that Ignites Inflammation that Leads to Cancer!: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-03-00094 May 27, 2016 17. Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Reversal of any Cancerous Condition: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-02-00046 November 24, 2015 18. The Alkaline Diet: Is There Evidence That an Alkaline pH Diet Benefits Health?: https://www.hindawi.com/journals/jeph/2012/727630/ July 3, 2011 19. Sympathetic Resonance Technology: scientific foundation and summary of biologic and clinical studies: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12614535\n20. Sick and Tired, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain, Robert O Young DSc. PhD. ND. www.phmiracleproducts.com\n21. The pH Miracle, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain, Robert O. 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(1728, 'A Pandemic or A CON-vid-19-demic?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/a-pandemic-or-a-con-vid-19-demic/', 'Watch the following shocking news interview of Senator Scott Jensen, MD, as he shares with the World that he received a 7 page document from the Department of Health, coaching medical doctors on how to lie when they have patients that die, to list the reason for death on the death certificate as CON-vid-19, even when that patient died for other reasons!\nTo learn the truth about the real cause of CON-vid-19 watch the following interviews of Dr. Robert O Young at:\n1. Does EMG from 5G Cause the Symptoms of Corona?\n2. 5G and Corona: What is a virus\nWatch and learn the truth about CON-vid-19 and share the following video presentation with everyone you love and care about!\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tbQO1WUT/\n5G and Corona: What is a virus?\n3 . Dr. Robert O. Young on Viruses. Jeffrey Daugherty, THE Christian Whistleblower.\nHere is the link:https://youtu.be/ntb0UGjgu48 or https://youtu.be/ErFRtok3HNs\n4. The testimony of Dr. Robert O. Young at the International Tribunal of Natural Justice, in Bali, Indonesia.\nHere is the link:https://youtu.be/gKjnEz5s37o\n5. Dr. Robert O. Young interview with Ian Jacklin on the Corona virus –\nClick here: https://youtu.be/8uONNoAPATc\n6. The Reward For Curing Cancer, Robert O Young with Vinny Eastwood –\nClick here: https://youtu.be/zbJYqmerw1g\n7. Jackals Den 2 Dr Robert O Young with Ian Jacklin on Viral Lies & Pro Athlete Edge –\nClick here: https://youtu.be/NhBzezxcZ6g\n1) Here is the link for, The Cause and the Cure for Corona – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-cause-and-the-cure-for-corona\n2) Here is the link for, The Pathology of COVID-19 – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-cause-and-the-cure-for-corona\n3) Here is the link for, Are Corona Cells Caused from a Viral Infection or from a Toxic Acidic Internal Environment – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-corona-cells-caused-from-a-viral-infection-or-from-a-toxic-acidic-internal-environment\n4) Here is the link for, 21 Ways to Prevent or Reverse the Symptoms Associated with Coronavirus – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/18-different-ways-to-reverse-the-symptoms-of-so-called-coronavirus-with-the-phour-salts\n5) Here is the link for, The Truth About Viruses including the Coronavirus – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-viruses-including-the-coronavirus\n6) Here is the link for, FEAR, FAITH & FACTS on the CORONA VIRUS! – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/fear-mongering-or-facts\n7) Here is the link for, PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ENVIRONMENTAL ACIDS (VIRUSES LIKE CORONA & FLU) FOR TRUE IMMUNITY – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/protect-yourself-from-environmental-acids-viruses-like-corona-flu-for-true-immunity\n8) Here is the link for, Do Germs Like the CoronaVirus Cause Disease? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/do-germs-like-the-coronavirus-cause-disease\n9) Here is the link for, H ave you had YOUR COVID-19 Meal Today? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/have-you-had-your-covid-19-meal-today\n10) Here is the link for, Dismantling The Viral Theory – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\n11) Here is the link for, The Effects ElectroMagnet Frequencies on the Blood and Biological Terrain – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-effects-electromagnet-frequencies-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain\n12) Here is the link for, Red Pine Needle Oil – A Super Antioxidant for the Prevention & Reversal of the “Corona Effect” – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/ijuice-red-pine-needle-oil-a-super-antioxidant-for-the-prevention-reversal-of-the-corona-effect\n13) Here is the link for, Hydrogen Peroxide – Good or Bad for Protection Against COVID2 &19? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/hydrogen-peroxide-good-or-bad-for-protection-against-covid2-19\n14) Hare is the link for, The Body Fluids Are Multi-Dimensional – The Sea of L.I.F.E . – Living Interstitial Fluid Environment – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-body-fluids-are-multi-dimensional-the-sea-of-l-i-f-e-living-interstitial-fluid-environment\n15) Here is the link for, Can the Chemistry (pH) of the Blood and Interstitial Fluids of the Interstitium be Altered? – 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(1729, 'Are YOU Following a CON-VIT-DIE-IT or a pH Miracle Alkaline LIVE-IT Lifestyle?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/are-you-following-a-con-vit-die-it-or-a-ph-miracle-alkaline-live-it-lifestyle/', 'An Acidic Die-it and Lifestyle Is More Deadly Than Smoking and the Cause of Heart Attacks, Diabetes, Cancer & the any So-called Infectious Disease like HIV or Coronavirus!\nA new landmark study published in the Lancet found that, poor or acidic diet is responsible for more than 1 in 5 deaths globally, making it more deadly than tobacco.\nConsuming both low amounts of healthy alkaline foods and high amounts of unhealthy acidic foods are key to these findings.\nThese unhealthy highly acidic foods include, beef, chicken, pork, duck, turkey, fish, dairy, eggs, vinegar, sugar, alcohol, vinegar, carbonated drinks, energy drinks, coffee, black tea, just to name a few.\nThe healthy alkaline foods include, low sugar fruit like tomato, avocado, grapefruit, cucumber, peppers of all colors, lemon and lime and vegetables, such as broccoli, spinach, arugula, celery, cabbage, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, ginger, turmeric just to name a few.\nWhat you put on your plate can play a serious role in how likely you are to die before your time: According, to the study, a poor or acidic diet is actually the leading cause of death worldwide, contributing to more of them than conventional risk factors like tobacco use.\nThe following are the references to this very important 27 year Lancet published study validating the work of Dr. Robert O Young, who suggested in 1984 that there is only one sickness, one disease and one treatment. To learn more about the one sickness, one disease and one treatment read, The pH Miracle revised and updated book and Sick and Tired, Reclaim YOUR Inner Terrain. You can order these two books at: www.phmiracleproducts.com\nThis one sickness and one disease was described by Dr. Young as the over-acidification of the blood and then interstitial fluids of the Interstitium due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking, breathing, thinking, feeling and believing.\nFor those looking for more understanding about viruses, vaccines and the Coronavirus read the following books and publications:\n1) Second Thoughts about Viruses, Vaccines, and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis Aug 2, 2016\n2) THE POSSIBLE CAUSE OF POLIO, POST-POLIO, CNS, PVIPD, LEGIONNAIRES, AIDS and the CANCER EPIDEMIC – MASS ACIDIC CHEMICAL POISONING? Oct 19, 2016\n3) Chlorine Dioxide (CL02) As a Non-Toxic Antimicrobial Agent for Virus, Bacteria and Yeast (Candida Albicans)\n1. 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(1730, 'Will the Real Corona Virus Please Stand Out?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/will-the-real-corona-virus-please-stand-out/', 'Just the other day I spotted the real Corona Virus – www.drrobertyoung.com\nVery Very important. Please take the time NOW and watch this youtube video. Let me know what you think.\nNOW Please Read the following articles on Electro-Magnetic Fields and their effects on the Human Bio-field and the most important liquid organs of the body – The Blood and The Interstitum!\n1) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/ …/the-effects-electromagnet-f… 2) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/p …/the-real-threat-to-humanity 3) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/ …/what-does-corona-blood-look… 4) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/ …/what-acid-bowl-of-shit-do-y… 5) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/ …/what-acid-bowl-of-shit-do-y… 6) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/ …/are-you-prepared-for-the-bi…\nPhysicist Dr. Katherine Horton believes that not only is 5G toxic to your health, but it’s also a high-tech weapon of mass destruction that could be used to kill unwanted dissidents without leaving a trace.\nHer perspective on the technologies of societal control are highly valuable to the global conversation about the 5G rollout.\n“The 5G system should be best imagined as the government, or this shadowy group that has infested the government, taking over every city on the planet and every village and even the smallest town and even the forest, where you think there is nothing, and putting up hidden machine guns that follow you and your family, pointing right at you.” – Dr. Katherine Horton\nPlease watch her youtube.com video:\nCheck out all the symptoms below created by the real coronaviurs – an acidic lifestyle of where you live, how you live, what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what feel and what you believe.\nWatch Dr. Robert O. Young’s latest video on what causes ALL sickness and disease!\nHere are 32 things YOU can do to protect your Health from Acidic Contributing Factors Such as Electro-Magnetic Fields (EMF) Pulsating V-frequency from 60 GHz up to 300 GHz\n1. Take 3 times daily the Innerlight Super Greens for building health red blood cells.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-supergreens\n2. Take 3 times daily 10 drops of the Innerlight Prime pH in alkaline water for buffering the acids in the interstitial fluids of the Interstttium.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-prime-ph\nhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JMHUN2Q/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2\n3. Take daily the pH Miracle iJuice Super Chlorophyl for building health blood.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ijuice/products/ijuice-super-chlorophyll\n4. Take 3 times daily the pH Miracle L-Arginine Max to improve circulation.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/l-arginine-max\n5. Take 3 times daily the pHour salts for buffering the HCL in the stomach and providing sodium and potassium bicarbonate for the blood, interstitial fluids and the intracellular fluids to maintain their delicate pH balance at 7.365.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phour-salts\n6. Take daily morning and night the pH Miracle pHlush for eliminating metabolic, environmental and dietary acids and undigested meatter in the small and large intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phlush-alimentary-canal-cleanser\n7. Take 3 times a day the pH Miracle Opti-Oils and/or the Omega 3, 6, and 9 for building healthy membranes for stem cells that are made in the crypts of the small intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/opti-oils\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/omega-3-6-9-essential-oil-blend\n8. Create functionally structured water with the Innerlight Blue Alkalizing Water Bottle and/or the Multi-Functional Home unit for filtering, ionizing, alkalizing and producing reduced hydrogen for daily drinking and cooking.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/filtering-alkalizing-ionizing-negative-hydrogen-photon-light-generating-and-portable-water-bottle\n9. Use the the pH strips daily for testing the urine pH which is an indirect way of testing the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. The ideal pH of the urine is >7.4 If the urine is less than 7.4 take 1 scoop of pHour salts in a small amount of filtered alkaline water to increase interstitial fluid pH.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/ph-test-strips?_pos=1&_sid=7464cb0a2&_ss=r\n10. Use the Power Shower Filter for filtering and alkalizing your shower water to avoid chlorine, chloramines, radioactive metals, etc. that can enter the body via the pores of the skin.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/water/products/alkalizing-power-shower\n11. Use daily the Innerlight Blue far-infrared sauna for removing acidic waste from the interstitial fluids through sweating.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/innerlight-blue-infrared-fir-led-red-light-therapy-sauna\n12. Nebulize 5ml of the pH Miracle Glutathione with 5ml of NAC. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/glutaphione\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/nac-n-acetyl-cysteine\n13. Take for energy and neutralizing acids in the mouth and throat the pH Miracle pHlavor salts several times a day or when you feel tired, lightheaded, muddle thinking, cold hands and feet, and/or dizzy.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/phlavor-liquid-mineral-salt-spray\n14. Take a warm alkaline clay and salt bath every day. Use 3 scoops of the LiquidLightening Clay and Salt Bath Minerals.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/alkaline-mineral-bath-salts\n15. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of Activated Oxygen for increased oxygen in the cells and to keep the red blood cells flowing separately through the intravascular fluids.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/activated-oxygen\n16. Use the Innerlight Blue Ultra-Blue light mouth piece for eliminating any acids and bacteria in the mouth and throat.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/teeth-whitening-blue-light-system\n17. Take 1 capsules 3 times daily of the pH Miracle Lung support to protect against interstitial lung disease.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/lung-support\n18. Exercise daily for at least 30 minutes a day. Go for a brisk walk. Take a bike ride. Swim in a salt water pool. Use the eliptical or the whole body vibrational machines for moving acids out of the interstitium and through the pores of the skin.\n19. Do daily transcendental meditation (TM) at least twice a day for 20 minutes.\n20. Do breathing exercises daily. Take a deep breath through your nose and then immediately follow with a breath through your mouth. Do this at 3 times several times a day .\n21. Drink iJuice Ginger and Turmeric Tea daily and just before going to bed.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/powder/products/ijuice-turmeric-ginger-tea\n22. Protect yourself from the EMF soup that we all live in with ARK technology. Click on the following link to learn more:\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-prepared-for-the-bio-hazardous-effects-from-5g-emf-radiation\n23. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of pH Miracle D3.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/ph-d3\n24. Take 1 capsule of K1 3 times a day.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/vitamin-k-1\n25. Because EMF radiation poisoning destroys the function of the Thyroid which effects the control of the body’s energy needs take 1 capsule three times a day of the pH Miracle Thyroid Support which contains Potassium Iodine and Potassium Iodide to protect the Thyroid against radiation poisoning.\n26. To protect the brain and its function from interstitial fluid acidity take 1 capsule three times a day of L-acetyl Carnitine.\n28. Eliminate the following acidic foods from your diet:\n29. Include Liberal amounts of the following alkaline foods in your diet:\n30. Read the pH Miracle revised and updated and Sick and Tired. Follow the protocol outlined in Chapter 11 of the pH Miracle revised and updated book.\nTo order go to: https://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video\n32. Have a consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young. 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(1731, 'What Can I Do to Prevent or Reverse the Symptoms of the “Corona Effect” in 3 to 5 Days?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-can-i-do-to-prevent-or-reverse-the-symptoms-of-the-corona-effect-in-3-to-5-days/', 'The following are my recommendations if you are sick and tired of being sick and tired? My suggestion is to get off your acid and go to health. 🙂  It is the only way to prevent drowning in your own acidic waste. In other words, sickness and disease is caused by how you live, where you live, what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what you feel and what you believe. Sickness and disease is a consequence of YOUR daily lifestyle choices.\nIf you want to be healthy, energetic and strong here are my recommendations:\nThe following are the lifestyle changes and products that will help restore the alkaline design to your body fluids within 3 to 5 days if your are dealing with any of the following symptoms associated with radiation poisoning, decompensated acidosis of interstitial fluids of the lung or the “Corona Effect”:\n1. Take 3 times daily the Innerlight Super Greens for building health red blood cells.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-supergreens\n2. Take 3 times daily 10 drops of the Innerlight Prime pH in alkaline water for buffering the acids in the interstitial fluids of the Interstttium.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-prime-ph\nhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JMHUN2Q/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2\n3. Take daily the pH Miracle iJuice Super Chlorophyl for building health blood.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ijuice/products/ijuice-super-chlorophyll\n4. Take 3 times daily the pH Miracle L-Arginine Max to improve circulation.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/l-arginine-max\n5. Take 3 times daily the pHour salts for buffering the HCL in the stomach and providing sodium and potassium bicarbonate for the blood, interstitial fluids and the intracellular fluids to maintain their delicate pH balance at 7.365.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phour-salts\n6. Take daily morning and night the pH Miracle pHlush for eliminating metabolic, environmental and dietary acids and undigested meatter in the small and large intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phlush-alimentary-canal-cleanser\n7. Take 3 times a day the pH Miracle Opti-Oils and/or the Omega 3, 6, and 9 for building healthy membranes for stem cells that are made in the crypts of the small intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/opti-oils\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/omega-3-6-9-essential-oil-blend\n8. Create functionally structured water with the Innerlight Blue Alkalizing Water Bottle and/or the Multi-Functional Home unit for filtering, ionizing, alkalizing and producing reduced hydrogen for daily drinking and cooking.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/filtering-alkalizing-ionizing-negative-hydrogen-photon-light-generating-and-portable-water-bottle\n9. Use the the pH strips daily for testing the urine pH which is an indirect way of testing the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. The ideal pH of the urine is >7.4 If the urine is less than 7.4 take 1 scoop of pHour salts in a small amount of filtered alkaline water to increase interstitial fluid pH.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/ph-test-strips?_pos=1&_sid=7464cb0a2&_ss=r\n10. Use the Power Shower Filter for filtering and alkalizing your shower water to avoid chlorine, chloramines, radioactive metals, etc. that can enter the body via the pores of the skin.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/water/products/alkalizing-power-shower\n11. Use daily the Innerlight Blue far-infrared sauna for removing acidic waste from the interstitial fluids through sweating.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/innerlight-blue-infrared-fir-led-red-light-therapy-sauna\n12. Nebulize 5ml of the pH Miracle Glutathione with 5ml of NAC. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/glutaphione\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/nac-n-acetyl-cysteine\n13. Take for energy and neutralizing acids in the mouth and throat the pH Miracle pHlavor salts several times a day or when you feel tired, lightheaded, muddle thinking, cold hands and feet, and/or dizzy.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/phlavor-liquid-mineral-salt-spray\n14. Take a warm alkaline clay and salt bath every day. Use 3 scoops of the LiquidLightening Clay and Salt Bath Minerals.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/alkaline-mineral-bath-salts\n15. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of Activated Oxygen for increased oxygen in the cells and to keep the red blood cells flowing separately through the intravascular fluids.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/activated-oxygen\n16. Use the Innerlight Blue Ultra-Blue light mouth piece for eliminating any acids and bacteria in the mouth and throat.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/teeth-whitening-blue-light-system\n17. Take 1 capsules 3 times daily of the pH Miracle Lung support to protect against interstitial lung disease.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/lung-support\n18. Exercise daily for at least 30 minutes a day. Go for a brisk walk. Take a bike ride. Swim in a salt water pool. Use the eliptical or the whole body vibrational machines for moving acids out of the interstitium and through the pores of the skin.\n19. Do daily meditation. I recommend Transcendental Mediation technique for your mediation for at least 20 minutes twice a day.\n20. Do breathing exercises daily. Take a deep breath through your nose and then immediately follow with a breath through your mouth. Do this at 3 times several times a day.\n21. Drink iJuice Ginger and Turmeric Tea daily.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/powder/products/ijuice-turmeric-ginger-tea\n22. Protect yourself from the EMF soup that we all live in with ARK technology. Click on the following link to learn more:\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-prepared-for-the-bio-hazardous-effects-from-5g-emf-radiation\n23. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of pH Miracle D3.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/ph-d3\n24. Take 1 capsule of K1 3 times a day.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/vitamin-k-1\n25. Because EMF radiation poisoning destroys the function of the Thyroid which effects the control of the body’s energy needs take 1 capsule three times a day of the pH Miracle Thyroid Support which contains Potassium Iodine and Potassium Iodide to protect the Thyroid against radiation poisoning.\n26. To protect the brain and its function from interstitial fluid acidity take 1 capsule three times a day of L-acetyl Carnitine.\n27. Infuse rectally 1 scoop of pH Miracle pHour salts, 1 scoop of iJuice Super Chlorophyll, 1 scoop of pH Miracle L-arginine Max, 10 drops of Innerlight Prime pH in a one liter enema bag or through colonic.\n28. Eliminate the following acidic foods from your diet:\n29. Include Liberal amounts of the following alkaline foods in your diet:\n30. Read the pH Miracle revised and updated and Sick and Tired. Follow the protocol outlined in Chapter 11 of the pH Miracle revised and updated book.\nTo order go to: https://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video\n32. Have a consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young. 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(1733, 'What Acid Bowl of Waste Do YOU Live In?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-acid-bowl-of-waste-do-you-live-in/', 'There is country that said NO to the Pandemic, NO to economic shut down, NO to closed borders, NO to political agendas, and NO to allow a non-existent so-called Corona virus or what I now call CON-vid-19 to ruin their country and the lives of the people that live there. The World should know that there is NO PANDEMIC and NO CON-vid-19 in Belarus!\nSo what is causing all the so-called infections and deaths if it is NOT the CON-vid-19?\nThere are four main groups of acid that come in the form of a gas (carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide), liquid (lactic and citric acids) or a solid (crystallize acidic waste which causes circulation problems leading to respiratory acidosis and strokes).\nLiquid and gas are the most effective for breaking down matter and the entry points are the lungs, pores of the skin, and mouth.  In Breaking Bad, a Netflix series, when someone was murdered they would get rid of the evidence and the body by putting it a barrel of liquid acid that would turn the everything to liquid.\nThe four main groups of toxic acidic waste that can make anyone sick and tired are metabolic acids from body cells or their pleomorphic forms, i.e. exotoxins from bacteria and mycotoxins from yeast and mold, respiratory acids like carbon dioxide, dietary acids from food (eggs and animal flesh/blood), drink (alcohol, soda pop, coffee, black tea), legend and recreational drugs, dietary supplements (enzymes, probiotics, algae, vinegar), and environmental acids or acid rain from EMF to air pollution such as methane from cattle to carbon monoxide poisoning from cars.\nFor example, lactic acid and citric acid which are the main acids that cause cellular degeneration or cancer are metabolic acids.  Where uric acid is generally a dietary acid.  Carbon monoxide and aluminum oxide from chem trails are generally environmental acids whereas carbon dioxide is a respiratory acid.\nThe pandemic of people dying everywhere around the World has been going on for sometime and has come to a climax when the dam of acid rain broke with the turning on of 5G pulsating V-frequency at 60GHz that causes oxygen deprivation, cellular membrane breakdown and DNA mutation.  (Watch the following documentary)\nThe increase in electromagnetic acids from radiation or irradiation, combined with increased amounts of carbon monoxide and dioxide, mixed with metabolic acids of lactic and citric acids and dietary acids of uric, sulphuric, nitric, and phosphoric acids from meat and to top it all off increased amounts of respiratory acids from oxygen deprivation is a sure recipe for death to humans, animals and this planet.\nThe Truth and Nothing But the Truth\nWe are living in a sea of acidic waste.  The bowl of acidic soup can be found in greater amounts in the big cities where we have more people, more cars, more factories, more cell towers, more micro-waves, more radio waves, more cell phones, more chem-trails, more jet planes, more electric cars, just more acid-load of daily environmental, metabolic, dietary, and respiratory waste.\nAnyone living in a big city is at high risk. The risk is increased with emotional stress from stinking thinking.  To blame what is happening by a single non-existent virus just goes to show you how crazy things are and how far humans are willing to go to blame someone or something else rather than taking personal responsibility for their own toxic acidic lives!\nWe truly live in shit bowl of Acid\nSo the important question is what shit bowl of acid do you live in NOW and how long are you going to stay?\nThe USA map below shows a state by state number of people affected from living in the acidic soup bowl.\nWhen YOU live in an acidic bowl of waste this is what YOUR blood looks like!\nThe following micrograph is what blood should look like with red blood cells that are even in color, even in size and swimming in clean intravascular alkaline fluids at a pH of 7.365.\nThe above micrograph is a rare picture to view under phase contrast microscopy and can only be seen in those who are living a clean life in a clean environment following the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle\nSo what are my recommendations if you sick and tired of being sick and tired? My suggestion is to get off your acid and go to health. 🙂  It is the only way to prevent drowning in your own shit from your own shit show. In other words sickness and disease is caused by how you live, where you live, what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what you feel and what you believe. Sickness and disease is a consequence of YOUR daily lifestyle choices.\nHere are my suggestions to save YOUR life from the Shit Show Pandemic that is going on!\nThese are the products that will help restore the alkaline design to your body any your health:\n1. Take 3 times daily the Innerlight Super Greens for building health red blood cells.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-supergreens\n2. Take 3 times daily 10 drops of the Innerlight Prime pH in alkaline water for buffering the acids in the interstitial fluids of the Interstttium.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-prime-ph\nhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JMHUN2Q/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2\n3. Take daily the pH Miracle iJuice Super Chlorophyl for building health blood.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ijuice/products/ijuice-super-chlorophyll\n4. Take 3 times daily the pH Miracle L-Arginine Max to improve circulation.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/l-arginine-max\n5. Take 3 times daily the pHour salts for buffering the HCL in the stomach and providing sodium and potassium bicarbonate for the blood, interstitial fluids and the intracellular fluids to maintain their delicate pH balance at 7.365.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phour-salts\n6. Take daily morning and night the pH Miracle pHlush for eliminating metabolic, environmental and dietary acids and undigested meatter in the small and large intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phlush-alimentary-canal-cleanser\n7. Take 3 times a day the pH Miracle Opti-Oils and/or the Omega 3, 6, and 9 for building healthy membranes for stem cells that are made in the crypts of the small intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/opti-oils\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/omega-3-6-9-essential-oil-blend\n8. Create functionally structured water with the Innerlight Blue Alkalizing Water Bottle and/or the Multi-Functional Home unit for filtering, ionizing, alkalizing and producing reduced hydrogen for daily drinking and cooking.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/filtering-alkalizing-ionizing-negative-hydrogen-photon-light-generating-and-portable-water-bottle\n9. Use the the pH strips daily for testing the urine pH which is an indirect way of testing the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. The ideal pH of the urine is >7.4 If the urine is less than 7.4 take 1 scoop of pHour salts in a small amount of filtered alkaline water to increase interstitial fluid pH.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/ph-test-strips?_pos=1&_sid=7464cb0a2&_ss=r\n10. Use the Power Shower Filter for filtering and alkalizing your shower water to avoid chlorine, chloramines, radioactive metals, etc. that can enter the body via the pores of the skin.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/water/products/alkalizing-power-shower\n11. Use daily the Innerlight Blue far-infrared sauna for removing acidic waste from the interstitial fluids through sweating.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/innerlight-blue-infrared-fir-led-red-light-therapy-sauna\n12. Nebulize 5ml of the pH Miracle Glutathione with 5ml of NAC. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/glutaphione\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/nac-n-acetyl-cysteine\n13. Take for energy and neutralizing acids in the mouth and throat the pH Miracle pHlavor salts several times a day or when you feel tired, lightheaded, muddle thinking, cold hands and feet, and/or dizzy.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/phlavor-liquid-mineral-salt-spray\n14. Take a warm alkaline clay and salt bath every day. Use 3 scoops of the LiquidLightening Clay and Salt Bath Minerals.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/alkaline-mineral-bath-salts\n15. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of Activated Oxygen for increased oxygen in the cells and to keep the red blood cells flowing separately through the intravascular fluids.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/activated-oxygen\n16. Use the Innerlight Blue Ultra-Blue light mouth piece for eliminating any acids and bacteria in the mouth and throat.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/teeth-whitening-blue-light-system\n17. Take 1 capsules 3 times daily of the pH Miracle Lung support to protect against interstitial lung disease.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/lung-support\n18. Exercise daily for at least 30 minutes a day. Go for a brisk walk. Take a bike ride. Swim in a salt water pool. Use the eliptical or the whole body vibrational machines for moving acids out of the interstitium and through the pores of the skin.\n20. Do breathing exercises daily. Take a deep breath through your nose and then immediately follow with a breath through your mouth. Do this at 3 times several times a day.\n21. Drink iJuice Ginger and Turmeric Tea daily.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/powder/products/ijuice-turmeric-ginger-tea\n22. Protect yourself from the EMF soup that we all live in with ARK technology. Click on the following link to learn more: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-prepared-for-the-bio-hazardous-effects-from-5g-emf-radiation\n23. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of pH Miracle D3.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/ph-d3\n24. Take 1 capsule of K1 3 times a day.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/vitamin-k-1\n25. Because EMF radiation poisoning destroys the function of the Thyroid which effects the control of the body’s energy needs take 1 capsule three times a day of the pH Miracle Thyroid Support which contains Potassium Iodine and Potassium Iodide to protect the Thyroid against radiation poisoning.\n26. To protect the brain and its function from interstitial fluid acidity take 1 capsule three times a day of L-acetyl Carnitine.\n27. Infuse rectally 1 scoop of pH Miracle pHour salts, 1 scoop of iJuice Super Chlorophyll, 1 scoop of pH Miracle L-arginine Max, 10 drops of Innerlight Prime pH in a one liter enema bag or through colonic.\n28. Eliminate the following acidic foods from your diet:\n29. Include Liberal amounts of the following alkaline foods in your diet:\n30. Read the pH Miracle revised and updated and Sick and Tired. Follow the protocol outlined in Chapter 11 of the pH Miracle revised and updated book. To order go to: https://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video\n32. Have a consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young. 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(1734, 'Birth of Virology – A Miscarriage', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/birth-of-virology-a-miscarriage/', '“In the sciences, people quickly come to regard as their own personal property that which they have learned and had passed on to them at the universities and academies. If however, someone else now comes along with new ideas that contradict the Credo (that has been recited for years and passed on in turn to others) and in fact even threaten to overturn it, then all passions are raised against this threat and no method is left untried to suppress it. People resist it in every way possible: pretending not to have heard about it; speaking disparagingly of it, as if it were not even worth the effort of looking into the matter. And so a new truth can have a long wait before finally being accepted.”-Goethe\nThe first isolation of a virus was achieved in 1892 by Russian bacteria hunter Dimitri Iwanowski, who gathered fluid from diseased tobacco plants. He passed this liquid through a filter fine enough to retain bacteria; yet to Iwanowski’s surprise, the bacteria-free filtrate easily made healthy plants sick. In 1898 a Dutch botanist, Martinus Willem Beijerinck, repeating the experiment, also recognized that there was an invisible cause and named the infectious agent “tobacco mosaic virus.” In the same year as Beijerinck’s report, two German scientists purified a liquid containing filterable viruses that caused foot-and-mouth disease in cattle (viruses were at one time called “filterable viruses,” but eventually the term “filterable” came to apply only to viruses, and was dropped). Walter Reed followed in 1901 with a filtrate responsible for yellow fever, and soon dozens of other disease-causing viruses were found.\nIn 1935 another American, Wendell M. Stanley, went back to the beginning and created pure crystals of tobacco mosaic virus from a filtered liquid solution. He affirmed that these crystals could easily infect plants, and concluded that a virus was not a living organism, since it could be crystallized like salt and yet remain infectious. Subsequently, bacteriologists all over the world began filtering for viruses, and a new area of biology was born-virology.\nHistorically, medical science has vacillated on the question of whether a virus is alive. Originally it was described as nonliving, but is currently said to be an extremely complex molecule or an extremely simple microorganism, and is usually referred to as a parasite having a cycle of life. (The term “killed” is applied to certain viral vaccines, thus implying an official conviction that viruses live.) Commonly composed of either DNA or RNA cores with protein coverings, and having no inherent reproductive ability, viruses depend upon the host for replication. They must utilize the nucleic acids of living cells they infect to reproduce their proteins (i.e., trick the host into producing them), which are then assembled into new viruses like cars on an assembly line. Theoretically, this is their only means of surviving and infecting new cells or hosts.\nBirth of Virology – a Miscarriage?\nIn the early third of the 20th century, the heated debate took place over filterable bacteria versus non-filterable. This was a major battle concerning micromorphology (discussed briefly below). The orthodox view prevailed: bacterial forms were not small enough to pass, or did not have a smaller, earlier stage. What passed through “bacteria-proof filters was something else, i.e., viruses. Standard medical textbooks long made this fettering distinction between bacteria and viruses. Subsequently, however, the cellular nature of many filterable forms originally thought to be viruses, such as some mycoplasmas, rickettsias, and various other groups, has been established. In this writer’s opinion, with the victory of the monomorphic view, deeper understanding of infectious “disease” was lost, setting the stage for cancer, degenerative symptoms and AIDS.\nA typical bacterium is about 1 micron in size. Most filterable forms now called viruses range in size from .3 microns (300 millimicrons) to .01 micron (10 millimicrons)-partially in the colloidal range (.1 to .001 micron). Most of the larger viruses are a third to a quarter the size of the average bacterium. Size is critical because .3 microns is the resolution limit of modern-day light microscopes (except for the claimed resolution of Canadian microscopist Gaston Naessens’ Somatoscope, at .015 microns). Thus, as viruses were discovered (except for the very large ones, such as mumps), they required an electron microscope to be seen, especially given the fact that Royal Rife’s microscope technology and career were destroyed by vested interests. Unfortunately, electron microscopes and the process of chemical staining disorganize all specimens, whereas Rife’s technology allowed life to proceed and thus evolve under its lens. As viruses became visible to advancing technology, the ramification was that the technology revealed, to minds infected with monomorphism, protein structures deemed foreign to the body.\nFormulated by Bechamp in the 19th century, microzymian principle is the basis of a new theory about “viruses.” Briefly, this principle holds that in all living organisms are biologically indestructible anatomical elements, which he called microzymas. They are independently living organized ferments, capable of producing enzymes and capable of evolution into more complex microforms, such as bacteria. Bechamp’s thesis is that disease is a condition of one’s internal environment (terrain); that disease (and its symptoms) are “born of us and in us”; and that disease is not produced by an attack of microentities but calls forth their endogenous evolution. (The common biological basis for this is discussed below.)\nIt is known that normal cell activity includes genetic repair. Both enzymes and proteins must be involved. What is the mechanism? Viruses are organized around DNA or RNA, not both. Thus, they are quite probably intended to repair genetic molecules or other structures, and show up with disease symptoms because the body needs them. Since viruses require a living cell/host for reproduction, how do we know that the scenario is not set in motion for a purpose by the cell (i.e., its microzymas), rather than being the result of invasion? Because disease (disturbance of balance in the organism) is so prevalent, especially that which has not yet become indicated by common symptoms, repair proteins may be frequently or constantly present. A toxified cell may easily suffer localized damage to the genome. Since most observers are not even aware of microzymian principle, much less understand or even consider it, and since monomorphism stresses invasion, these protein complexes are regarded as foreign and disease is attributed to them.\nAnother note of interest is the size of viruses compared to the microzyma. Viruses are considered to be some of the smallest biological particles and are frequently of colloidal size: e.g., hepatitis A, 27 nanometers (.027 microns); hepatitis B (.042 microns); poliovirus (.03 microns); EBV (.042 microns); fflV (.080 to .12 microns), influenza (.08 to .12 microns); mumps (.15 to .30 microns); smallpox (.30 x .24 microns); and, according to Bechamp, the microzyma (.0005 microns). This coincides with what Gaston Naessens says about the size of his somatid, which ranges from “a few Angstroms to a tenth of a micron” [1].\nIn his book, The Blood and Its Third Anatomical Element, Bechamp states: “The microzyma is at the beginning and at the end of all organization. It is the fundamental anatomical element whereby the cellules, the tissues, the organs, the whole of an organism are constituted living. … In a state of health the microzymas act harmoniously and our life is, in every meaning of the word, a regular fermentation. In the condition of disease, the microzymas do not act harmoniously, the fermentation is disturbed, the microzymas have either changed their function or are placed in an abnormal situation by some modification of the medium”[2]. The virus is either a self-ordered microzymian polymerization, or (less likely) a structure made by microzymas. It is enveloped in protein which is also composed of microzymas, and could well be thought of as an autonomous molecular tool box.\nAlong with Drs. Glen Dettman and Archie Kalokerinos, I wonder, “whether Bechamp’s writing anticipated, in some respects, the discovery of RNA and DNA?” Could the genetic structure be the construct, thus a tool, of the microzyma? They quote a personal communication (1974) from a Professor Bayev of the USSR Academy of Sciences, who discusses his work showing that molecular self-restoration from its parts of pure transfer RNA from brewer’s yeast is possible [3].\nI suggest a developmental cycle in vivo consisting of three macrostages: (1) a primitive stage comprising the repair protein complexes; (2) an intermediate, or bacterial, stage including filterable forms such as the cell-wall deficient forms described by Lida Mattman, Ph.D. (in Cell Wall Deficient Forms, Stealth Pathogens); and (3) a culmination stage consisting of yeast and fungal phases, and then mold, the end phase. The usual course of development would be from microzyma to repair protein and then to bacterium, etc. However, under certain conditions, such as trauma for example, it is highly likely that the microzymas can skip the primitive stage and become bacteria directly. Although these transformations are as astounding as that of a larva to a butterfly, what is equally impressive under observation is the rapidity with which they can take place-in minutes, even seconds, and sometimes. By the same token, when provoked by conditions and the cycle proceeds to yeast, fungus and then mold, it may occur so rapidly that the bacterial stage, if it happens, has no time to be of any significance.\nThus, symptogenic microforms can originate within higher organisms without invasion, via a permutation of the endogenous microzymas when the situation calls for such change. The situation is an imbalance referred to by Bechamp as a “modification of the medium.” Endogenous evolution is evident under the microscope when bacterial, yeast, and fungal forms are seen coming out of red blood cells which initially appear normal.\nBiological Basis for the Pleomorphic Cycle\nThere is a common biological basis for the pleomorphic cycle and its increasing complexity of organization: More complex forms evolve inherently upon the death of an organism for the purpose of recycling its anatomical and chemical structures in the carbon cycle. The process of rapid evolution (which is reversible) is an essential life process which, beyond the repair stage, is necessary to return a dead organism to the earth. The second and third-stage microforms degenerate the body’s vital substances and tissues via putrefaction (bacteria) and fermentation (yeast and fungus). Fermentation results in acid waste products, which further break down tissue. Disease symptoms, then, especially the degenerative type, are not produced by viruses, but manifest as chemical decomposition, or attempted recycling via fermentation and acid toxins, but with “host” survival processes still operable. Obviously, certain other factors may play important roles in producing symptoms, such as heavy metal toxicity, or state of mind, for example. Some of the body’s survival methods also produce symptoms commonly called diseases. An example is eczema, an emergency expulsion of acid toxins via the skin.\nThe aforementioned causal (alarming) situation, or modification of the medium, is chronic acidification (pH imbalance) and oxygen deprivation in the blood and tissues due to acid-forming foods, adverse lifestyle, emotional stress, and environmental stress. This is not oversimplification. Acidification/hypoxia biochemically signals a dead host to the microzymas, while creating collapsed areas (dead zones) of the colloidal system in the intercellular fluid, and it is the primary physiological disease condition out of which the symptoms commonly called specific diseases arise.\nThus, we distinguish between this disease condition and its consequent symptoms, which include both the morbidly evolved microzymas and the physiological signs commonly, thought of as specific diseases. As they develop, microforms (bacteria, yeast, fungus and mold) are actually scavenging forms of the microzyma, developed when disease in the cell life requires tissue to be broken up. These upper development forms are the ones easily visible in the blood before physical symptoms arise. They disappear (devolve) when the recycling task is complete, once again becoming microzymas of the earth and/or air.\nVirus or Acidic Toxic Metabolic Waste?\nRegarding the early period of virus isolation, a question is whether the unseen entities isolated in filtered fluids were accompanied by the waste products (mycotoxins) of fermentation by yeast and fungus of cellular elements, such as DNA. If virus filtrates are injected into a host to prove virulence, it is almost certain that easily filterable molecular toxins will be introduced as well. Could Dr. Stanley’s “pure crystals of tobacco mosaic virus” have been crystallized toxins? If so, they would certainly be highly symptogenic, as are exotoxins at the intermediate stage of the cycle, for example. However, it is not proof of anything that you can create illness by poison injection, except proof of that tautological fact.\nThe term “virus” is the Latin word for poison, and gives us insight into the immediate cause of disease symptoms-poisons: mycotoxins, endotoxins, exotoxins, and toxins from environmental sources (many of which are primary or secondary mycotoxins). Orthodox medicine is well aware that it is bacterial toxins more than the bacteria themselves (they feed in us), that cause the symptoms referred to as infectious disease. Little if any emphasis is placed on this fine but important distinction. Always, the germ is emphasized. There is little to no awareness (or acknowledgment), either, of the same role played by toxins of the culminate microforms of the pleomorphic cycle. Their action and the body’s response to them are frequently ascribed to viruses, which do not produce toxins but are said to wreak havoc by a number of other means. However, if they participate in symptogenesis in a host it is because they are stimulated to evolve into more complex, toxigenic forms. Somewhat less likely is the possibility that they cause damage as a result of erroneous construction or function, for one reason or another-missing mineral nutrients leading to enzyme deficiencies, for example.\nThe Encyclopedia Britannica has this to say about bacteria, which relates also to viruses\nThe common idea of bacteria in the minds of most people is that of a hidden and sinister scourge lying in wait for mankind. This popular conception is born of the fact that attention was first focused upon bacteria through the discovery, some 70 years ago, of the relationship of bacteria to disease in man, and that in its infancy the study of bacteriology was a branch of medical science. Relatively few people assign to bacteria the important position in the world of living things that they rightly occupy, for it is only a few of the bacteria known today that have developed in such a way that they can live in the human body, and for every one of this kind, there are scores of others which are perfectly harmless and far from being regarded as the enemies of mankind, must be numbered among his best friends.\nIt is in fact no exaggeration to say that upon the activities of bacteria the very existence of man depends; indeed, without bacteria there could be no other living thing in the world; for every animal and plant owes its existence to the fertility of the soil, and this in turn depends upon the activity of the micro-organisms which inhabit the soil in almost inconceivable numbers. It is one of the main objects of this article to show how true is this statement; there will be found in it only passing reference to the organisms which produce disease in man and animals- for information on these see Pathology and Immunity.\nThe general message of the foregoing article applies even more aptly to viruses in the sense that much fear has been bred and cultivated around them, although they never produce disease symptoms, whereas some bacteria do. The writer of the above understands bacteria, with the exceptions that symptogenic bacteria found in man and animals do not produce disease (only secondary symptoms), that their precursors are endogenous to higher organisms, and they have not “developed in such a way that they can live in the human body.” If anything, the reverse is true. According to one theory of microbiology, microforms have colonized over eons to become higher organisms. In one sense, then, the human body has developed as a specialized environment for them. An important dimension of the bacterial dependence of higher life forms is the floral population in the human digestive tract. Literally, these “foreign species” keep us alive. Most bacteria have the same underlying function, whether found in soil, sewage, in the human digestive tract, or elsewhere in nature: they are an essential part of the life processes of higher organisms. They will not or cannot attack healthy cells or tissues, but certain ones will recycle sick or dead tissue in much the same way insect pests are drawn to weaker plants. As Bechamp said, “Nothing is the prey of death; all things are the prey of life.” Following in the wake of misconceptions arising from the fundamental biological error known as the germ theory of disease, defining the filtrates of diseased tissue as a newly discovered infectious microform was the birth of a major corollary error in bioscience.\nListed below are ways viruses are said to disrupt or destroy host cells according to orthodox medical science and the germ theory. Following each in italics is a different interpretation following from microzymian principle:\nViral proteins insert into the host cell’s plasma membrane and directly damage its integrity to promote cell fusion (HIV, measles, and herpes viruses).\nViral proteins insert into the host cell’s plasma membrane and directly damage its integrity to promote cell fusion (HIV, measles, and herpes viruses).\nProteins are attempting to repair membrane damage, or enter cells to make other repairs. There is the question as to whether viruses on cell walls are coming or going. In both cases it would be a matter of whether or not a cell has been disturbed by excess fermentation and acidity. But in the former case the cell would be dysfunctional before attachment occurs, thus requiring the repair complex. Another possibility, perhaps remote, is that dysfunctional receptors on cells are in need of repair, or they are covered by these complexes to inactivate malfunctioning cells. Positive electrical charges in a compromised terrain, primarily on acid molecules from fermentations, discharge cell membranes and act as mortar to stick cells together.\nViruses inhibit host cell DNA, RNA, or protein synthesis. For example, poliovirus inactivates cap-binding protein, which is essential for protein synthesis directed by capped host cell mRNAs, while allowing protein synthesis from uncapped poliovirusm RNAs.\nViruses inhibit host cell DNA, RNA, or protein synthesis. For example, poliovirus inactivates cap-binding protein, which is essential for protein synthesis directed by capped host cell mRNAs, while allowing protein synthesis from uncapped poliovirusm RNAs.\nProtein inactivation is probably being done by fermentation or by acidic toxins from fermentation, while “poliovirus” is produced in the cell to reverse the damage.\nViruses replicate efficiently and lyse host cells, e.g., liver cells by yellow fever, and neurons by polio virus .\nViruses replicate efficiently and lyse host cells, e.g., liver cells by yellow fever, and neurons by polio virus .\nHighly unlikely. The lysing is more likely caused by acid mycotoxicosis, or by free radicals (ROTS) released in response to mycotoxic stress, or from other sources (ionizing radiation, for example). Repair particles are residual after cell wall disruption.\nSlow-virus infections (eg. sub acute sclerosing panencephalitis, caused by the measles virus) culminate in severe progressive diseases after a long latency period.\nSlow-virus infections (eg. sub acute sclerosing panencephalitis, caused by the measles virus) culminate in severe progressive diseases after a long latency period.\nHow is this demonstrated? Perhaps “latency” is a period of successful or attempted repair that eventually falters. Symptomology naturally appears in the weakest parts of the body. Excess acidity is always a systemic problem that localizes, just as cancer is a systemic condition that localizes, even though its symptogenic influence may later spread.\nViral antigen proteins on the surface of the host cells are recognized by the immune system, and the host lymphocytes attack the virus-infected cells (e.g., liver cells infected with hepatitis B).\nViral antigen proteins on the surface of the host cells are recognized by the immune system, and the host lymphocytes attack the virus-infected cells (e.g., liver cells infected with hepatitis B).\nLiver cells are damaged beyond repair by mycotoxicosis, and the immune system, our elaborate janitorial service, is cleaning up the garbage. Perhaps the repair protein antigen is expressed to signal immune response (because the cell is beyond repair), which is one explanation for why there are antibodies to these proteins.\nViruses damage cells involved in host antimicrobial defense, leading to secondary infections.\nViruses damage cells involved in host antimicrobial defense, leading to secondary infections.\nThe function of immune cells is damaged by fungal infestation and/or overwork by toxic overload, preventing proper cleanup and elimination of disharmonious, symptogenic elements.\nViral killing of one cell type causes the death of other cells that depend on them, e.g., degeneration of muscle cells enervated by the attack of poliovirus on motor neurons.\nViral killing of one cell type causes the death of other cells that depend on them, e.g., degeneration of muscle cells enervated by the attack of poliovirus on motor neurons.\nOnce again, a misinterpretation and lack of understanding that it is not viral microforms that damage neurons. Toxins from bacteria, yeast, fungus and mold-as well as the fermentation of glucose, proteins, hormones and fats-produce, or influence the body to produce, disease symptoms. Not recognizing the “virus,” for what it is, observers attribute disease to it.\nHost cell responses to viruses include metabolic derangements and transformations resulting in neoplastic changes.\nHost cell responses to viruses include metabolic derangements and transformations resulting in neoplastic changes.\nMetabolic derangement has occurred prior to the appearance of repair proteins, due to toxic overload in the cell. It is more likely that the proteins attempt to prevent cell transformation, and that cancerous development is cell conversion from primarily oxidative to wholly fermentative metabolism, mediated by fungus and mold.\nListed below are further orthodox views regarding virus replication, etc., with alternative interpretations in italics.\nAccording to orthodox theory, viruses enter a host cell and replicate at the host’s expense. Replication is accomplished using enzymes which are distinct for each virus family. For example, RNA polymerase is used by negative-stranded RNA viruses to generate positive-stranded mRNA, whereas reverse transcriptase is used by retroviruses to generate DNA from their RNA template and to integrate that DNA into the host genome.\nAccording to orthodox theory, viruses enter a host cell and replicate at the host’s expense. Replication is accomplished using enzymes which are distinct for each virus family. For example, RNA polymerase is used by negative-stranded RNA viruses to generate positive-stranded mRNA, whereas reverse transcriptase is used by retroviruses to generate DNA from their RNA template and to integrate that DNA into the host genome.\nIt is normal for repair proteins to generate enzymes to do their work\nOne reason suggested for viral tropism (the tendency to infect some cells but not others) is the presence or absence of host cell receptors that allow the virus to attach. It is said, for example, that HIV binds to the protein (CD4) involved with antigen presentation on helper T-lymphocytes, that Epstein-Barr virus binds to the complement receptor (CD2) on macrophages, that rabies virus binds to the acetylcholine receptor on neurons, and that rhinoviruses bind to the adhesion protein (ICAM-1) on mucosal cells.\nOne reason suggested for viral tropism (the tendency to infect some cells but not others) is the presence or absence of host cell receptors that allow the virus to attach. It is said, for example, that HIV binds to the protein (CD4) involved with antigen presentation on helper T-lymphocytes, that Epstein-Barr virus binds to the complement receptor (CD2) on macrophages, that rabies virus binds to the acetylcholine receptor on neurons, and that rhinoviruses bind to the adhesion protein (ICAM-1) on mucosal cells.\nTheoretically, once attached, the entire virion, or a portion containing the genome and essential polymerases, penetrates into the cell cytoplasm in one of three ways: (1) Translocation of the entire virus across the plasma membrane; (2) receptor-mediated endocytosis of the virus and fusion with endosomal membranes; or (3) fusion of the viral envelope with the cell membrane. Theory suggests that within the cell the virus uncoats, separating its genome from its structural components and losing its infectivity before replication. In either the nucleus or cytoplasm, newly synthesized viral genomes and capsid proteins are assembled into progeny virions, which may then bud through the plasma membrane. Unencapsulated viruses may be released also, directly through the membrane. It is interesting, however, that viruses can somehow choose the “infection” to be abortive, latent or persistent, meaning respectively: (1) viral infections with incomplete replication cycles; (2) persisting in a cryptic state, like herpes zoster within a dorsal root ganglion, which suddenly becomes active to produce shingles; (3) continuously synthesized virions, with or without altered cell function (eg. hepatitis B). These three ideas, especially latency, have arisen as feeble excuses for the untenable virus theory.\nIn order for viruses to reproduce, they must complete the following four steps:\nIn order for viruses to reproduce, they must complete the following four steps:\nAdsorption and penetration of a cell. The viral particle binds to the host cell membrane. This is usually a specific interaction in which a viral encoded protein on the capsid or a glycoprotein embedded in the virion envelope binds to a host cell membrane receptor and is then internalized. This internalization occurs by endocytosis or by fusion of the virion envelope with the host cell membrane.\nAdsorption and penetration of a cell. The viral particle binds to the host cell membrane. This is usually a specific interaction in which a viral encoded protein on the capsid or a glycoprotein embedded in the virion envelope binds to a host cell membrane receptor and is then internalized. This internalization occurs by endocytosis or by fusion of the virion envelope with the host cell membrane.\nThis is the mechanism whereby the viral particle enters the cell for the purposes of carrying out repairs to the damaged DNA or RNA.\nThis is the mechanism whereby the viral particle enters the cell for the purposes of carrying out repairs to the damaged DNA or RNA.\nUncoating of the virus, so that the nucleic acid can be released from the capsid into the nucleus or cytoplasm.\nUncoating of the virus, so that the nucleic acid can be released from the capsid into the nucleus or cytoplasm.\nRepair work may require uncoating. An uncoated “virus” in the cytoplasm may have come from the nucleus and not yet have a coat, as in the case of hepatitis B according to med science. A coat is then created to protect the nucleic acid, to make a communicative or responsive protein complex, or to allow exiting the cell for remote function or for neutralization and recycling by the immune system.\nSynthesis and assembly of viral products as well as inhibition of the host cell’s own DNA, RNA and protein synthesis.\nSynthesis and assembly of viral products as well as inhibition of the host cell’s own DNA, RNA and protein synthesis.\nProtein complexes produced in response to an alarming situation-fermentative and mycotoxic stress-are capable of self-ordered replication. As suggested by Bechamp, the microzyma is specific for each organ, therefore specific repair proteins will be needed for specific cells that make up specific organs that are being disturbed. There is the question of why the great numbers in some cases. One possibility is simply overreaction; for example, fever can be extreme.\nAnd finally, release of virions from the host cell either by budding or lysis.\nAnd finally, release of virions from the host cell either by budding or lysis.\nComplexes leave the cell for remote function or to be neutralized;\nComplexes leave the cell for remote function or to be neutralized;\nRepairs have failed, and complexes are released prior to or during the breakdown of the cell by acid toxins or the immune system.\nRepairs have failed, and complexes are released prior to or during the breakdown of the cell by acid toxins or the immune system.\nKalokerinos and Dettman quote Dr. Fred Klenner regarding the changeability of viruses: “I am of the opinion that virus units have the potential of going from one type to another by altering their protein coat. We see chicken pox at Thanksgiving, mumps at Christmas, red measles in the spring, and polio and Coxsackie in the summer”[6]. Seasonal appearance of different forms may be mediated by variations of imbalance in the biological terrain or nutritive medium due to the fermentation of dietary excesses such as sugar and animal proteins that accompany holidays and seasons, calling for different repair proteins. For example, outbreaks of polio have been associated with sugar consumption in summer. Various psycho-emotional stresses correspond to these seasons as well. Supporting the general idea of dietary culpability is a statement published by the great English physician, Sir Robert McCarrison in 1936: “Obsessed with the invisible microbe, virus, protozoa as all important excitants of disease, subservient to laboratory methods of diagnosis, hidebound by our system of nomenclature, we often forget the most fundamental of all rules for the physician, that the right kind of food (nutrition) is the most important single factor in the promotion of health and the wrong kind of food the most important single factor in the promotion of disease”[7].\nIs it not living in a continual mistake to look upon diseases, as we do now, as separate entities, which must exist, like cats and dogs, instead of looking upon them as conditions, like a dirty and a clean condition, and just as much under our own control; or rather, as the reactions of kindly Nature against the conditions in which we have placed ourselves?\nI was brought up … distinctly to believe that smallpox, for instance, was a thing of which there was once a first specimen in the world, which went on propagating itself in a perpetual chain of descent, just as much as that there was a first dog, (or a first pair of dogs), and that smallpox would not begin itself any more than a new dog would begin without their having been a parent dog.\nSince then I have seen with my eyes and smelt with my nose smallpox growing up in first specimens, either in close rooms or in overcrowded wards, where it could not by any possibility have been “caught,” but must have begun. Nay, more, I have seen diseases begin, grow up, and pass into one another. … I have seen; for instance, with a little overcrowding, continued fever grow up; and with a little more, typhoid fever; and with a little more, typhus, and all in the same ward or hut.\nWould it not be far better, truer, and more practical, if we looked upon disease in this light? For diseases, as all experience shows are adjectives, not noun-substantives.\nThat is, symptoms (called diseases) are describers of a situation.”\nI find legitimate Bechamp’s conclusion that what are called germs of the air are fundamentally microzymas of beings which are being consumed by the recycling process, i.e., some kind of vegetative digestion-putrefaction or fermentation. In short, there are no pre-existing disease-germ species. The principles of microbian medicine constitute a fundamental biological error. As Bechamp said, “The microbian doctrine is the greatest scientific silliness of this age.” This is not to say that there is no transmission, only that invasion is not necessary for symptogenesis, nor is it the susceptibility in the form of a compromised terrain must pre-exist in the receiver, who is then likely to be ill anyway. With the exception of the immune component in the mucosal barrier, primary host “resistance” is a function of terrain condition rather than immunity per se.\nHepatitis can be a painful symptom that has yielded profitable virus-hunting opportunities in recent years. Although there are several categories of this disorder, three main varieties of what is called “acute viral hepatitis” exist: Type A (formerly “infectious hepatitis”), Type B (formerly “serum hepatitis”), and hepatitis C (formerly “non-A, non-B”). The corresponding viruses are HAV, HBV, and the non-A, non-B “group,” now called C. Type A is said to be caused by an RNA virus, spread primarily by fecal contamination of water and food, with blood and secretions also possibly being infectious (but it is due to the toxins associated with unsanitary conditions). Hepatitis B, discovered in the ’60s, is said to be caused by a DNA virus which replicates in the hepatocyte nucleus and receives its surface coat in the cytoplasm. It is said to be transmitted by transfused blood or blood products, or via common use of needles by intravenous drug users (but it is due primarily to over-acidification from the drugs, especially heroin. The exchange of body fluids into the blood, whether by unsterilized needles, abusive sexual activity, etc., can also play a role over time because of repeated immune stress caused by foreign proteins. Third World babies with poor nutrition and unsanitary conditions around the time of birth are also susceptible.\nThe third type of hepatitis, discovered in the ’70s, is found among drug users and alcoholics, and accounts for 80 to 90% of hepatitis caused by blood transfusion. It is thus akin to B type and was at first thought by scientists to be hepatitis B until thorough testing of subjects revealed no virus B-nor A, for that matter. It was thus called “non-A, non-B” hepatitis and thought to be at least two viruses and perhaps more.\nIn 1987 scientists believed they found a single virus causing the third type, what is known today as the hepatitis C virus. However, what they identified was an antibody they associated with a virus. Now, just as with HIV, they could test patients for antibodies against an elusive or invisible virus. With this new observation, however, new paradoxes confronted the viral hypothesis. Huge numbers of people testing positive for the phantom C virus never developed any symptoms. Hepatitis is truly the result of over-acidification or toxification of the largest filter in the human body by such substances as lactic acid, acetic aldehyde and ethanol-not the disease of a pathological virus. It is interesting to note also that all these hepatitis viruses have incubation periods of 2 to 25 weeks, violating Farr’s Law (see below), yet are not classified as slow viruses. Also, the point at which a “natural invasion” takes place, as opposed to a highly artificial injective one, and thus, how true incubation periods are determined, is another interesting question.\nAn example of unwarranted panic in American biomedicine was the eminent hantavirus of 1994. Presumably it had jumped species, from mouse to man (the American Navaho Indians). However, after supposedly killing a number of people, this phantom virus apparently made peace with the Indians and retired to its mouse reservoir. The virus failed to materialize [8]. A front-page article in the San Francisco Chronicle reported that CDC “epidemiologists across the nation are carefully monitoring the deer mouse population and the level of virus within it.” But all that was left to discover of the former “Navaho flu” by the CDC epidemiologists were healthy mice in the mountains [9]. The Navaho flu is nothing new to the native Americans and is most likely tied to sanitation, nutrition and lifestyle.\nIn May 1995 the CDC announced the new, threatening Ebola virus . The deadly killer virus was expected to leave its hidden reservoir in the rain forests of Africa to claim Europe and the United States. An article in Time magazine was peppered with men in space suits and colored electron micrographs of the virus (even though electron microscopes cannot take color pictures). A CDC virologist suggested the virus could leave the rain forest if “we get a virus that is both deadly to man and transmitted in the air.” We are thus asked to fear the image of viruses somehow being launched into the air, perhaps by ejection from a host, and then floating on killer breezes to other lands. A more imaginable scenario was suggested by a European epidemiologist who heads the United Nations AIDS program. Echoing the CDC’s alarm, he stated, “It’s theoretically feasible that an infected person from Kuwait could go to Kinshasa, get on a plane to New York, fall ill, and present transmission risk there.” But within a month the virus had disappeared in Africa, and not a single Ebola case was reported in the United States or Europe [10].\nThe World Health Organization announced originally on December 19, 1995 that the Ebola virus epidemic that killed 245 people in West Africa was over. (This announcement came again in 2014) All tests on any remaining suspected cases were negative. A somewhat unsettling revelation was that every Ebola outbreak in Africa “is associated to have spread through public hospitals” [11]. As it turned out, it was associated with re-used hypodermic needles in these hospitals. Just like hantavirus , Ebola vanished, never to be heard from again. Most interesting is that this epidemic, as epidemics will, stopped without vaccines or other drugs. But consider the impact such stories have made upon our minds and on the way we view and understand germs. What’s next in virodrama, the Andromeda Strain?\nThere is one insidious possibility that must be mentioned in passing. Some mysterious outbreaks of the past have been shown years later to have been man-made. In some cases, government agency has used the public to test releases of organisms and weak biochemical toxins in order to verify, through medical reports, expectations of biowarfare activity. These incidents and the whole story of such behavior is well documented in the book, A Higher Form of Killing by Robert Harris and Jeremy Paxman. In this scenario, the cause of such an incident would be constructed officially, or left as a mystery, in order to draw attention away from the truth.\nThe crowning of the body cells is nothing more that the cellular membrane disintegrating due to acidity of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium organ. The major contributing factors to cellular degeneration or oxidation are as follows:\n1) Electro-magnetic (EMF) radiation poisoning causing cellular membrane oxidation and genetic mutation.\nEMF causes the the surface charge of the bodily cells to reverse from negative to positive. When cells, like the red blood cells loose their negative surface they begin to aggregate and stick together causing oxygen deprivation and poor circulation to the lungs.(12) This is the major cause of shortness of breath and decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids surrounding every lung cell and causing many if not all of the symptoms listed below.\n2) Acidic food and drink as listed below:(13)\nGaston Naessens (1991) L’Orthobiologie Somatidienne.\nGaston Naessens (1991) L’Orthobiologie Somatidienne.\nBechamp, Montague R Leverson (1912) Pierre Jacques Antoine. The Blood and Its Third Anatomical Element . 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(1735, 'There Are NO ‘Slow Viruses’ Just ‘Slow Virologists’', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/there-are-no-slow-viruses-just-slow-virologists/', 'The gold standard for identifying any germ is know as Koch’s postulates.  It haa four parts in order to declare and publish a new so-called disease causing virus.\nKoch’s postulates is is set of conditions long accepted as the requirements for establishing a fixed miicro-organism like the so-called Coronavirus as the cause of a specific disease.  The case of HIV causing AIDS or the CONvid-19 causing respiratory disease, as with the identification of any so-called causative infectious agent, should depend upon meeting these parameters, of which there are four.\nFirst, the germ or virus must be found in ALL cases of the disease – HIV, SARS, Ebola, Zika and now Corona all fail this first test!\nSecond, the germ or virus must be isolated from the host and grown in pure culture – HIV, SARS, Ebola, Zika and now Corona all fail the second test!\nEven for the most experience vrus hunters, a virus that is so extremely non-existent or scarce is difficult to find,  This amounts to finding the proverbial needle of CON-vid-19  in a haystack fo human or animal DNA.  This impossible scientific task and has never been done (I offered a reward of 5 million US dollars for any scientist in the World to find the HIV needle in the haystack.  It has now been over 30 years and I am still waiting) and therefore lacks the potential in causing ANY disease let alone the symptoms and NOT disease of the respiratory system has shown to be caused by decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. (Please refer to my published papers on Interstitial fluid Lung Disease and its many symptomologies).\nThird, the purified germ or virus must cause the disease again in another host – HIV, SARS, Ebola, Zika and Corona all fail the third test!\nThere is no animal or human model for HIV and AIDS or CONvid-19 for interstitial lung disease, and where there is no animal or human model, you cannot establish Koch’s postulates.  It is more than disconnecting to think of the number of primates that have been injected to this day in an attempt to produce AIDS or Respiratory conditions.  The Corona elastic theory jumps in and suggests that the CONvid-19 should receive special dispensation from Koch’s postulates.  A major stumbling block is the latency which is claimed to be 14 days which goes against  their theory that the life (even though viruses are NOT living) of this phantom virus is less than 14 seconds.\nFourth, the germ or virus must then be isolable from the newly infected host!  We are now going back to the problem of meeting requirement 2 – HIV, SARS, Ebola, Zika and Corona all fail the fourth test requirement.\nTherefore, based upon the scientific method using Koch’s postulates, HIV, SARS, Ebola, Zika and Corona viruses DO NOT EXIST and NOT the cause of AIDS to flu’s to respiratory diseases.\nEstablished in the early 1900’s Farr’s law, which is fundamental of virology, states that viral disease develops exponentially, and dictates that illness will strike soon after infection.  The rate-determining factor of the exponential growth of viruses is viral generation time, which is between eight and forty-eight hours. Since laws are made to be broken or excepted, viruses with incubation periods longer than allowed by Farr’s Law are called ‘slow viruses’.  And since the Coronavirus joins an exonerated class of retroviruses like HIV, SARS, Ebola and Zika by NOT multiplying according to thsi law of virology, which is why I call the viral theory the elastic theory to accommodate the real reasons every year to two we have another fake virus.  Within the slow-virus concept, adopted as an exception to Farr’s Law, retrovirologist can find refuge, hold on to their fake theory, hibernate in their labs and hope and pray that the long winter or ‘flu season’ which is a symptom of decompensated acidosis of the Interstitium caused by what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what EMF exposure you have, what you feel and what your believe, blows over before the latency period is over before they expire.\nSo this brings us to the real causes that suppresses the activity of our white blood cells from picking up cellular debris to buffering metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental acidic waste and then dump it into the septic compartments of the largest organ of the human body called the Interstitium which holds this acidic toxic waste until it can be released into the sewer system of the body called the lymphatic system of disposal out through the four channels of elimination – perspiration, urination, defecation and respiration.\nSo relax and rest assured humanity there is NO VIRAL PANDEMIC because there are NO viruses to infect YOU and threaten YOUR life!\nTo learn more go to: www.drrobertyoung.com', '[-0.0771171897649765, 0.05927462503314018, -0.04826035350561142, -0.00022723490837961435, 0.10378327965736389, 0.004717844072729349, 0.0009247869602404535, 0.10166734457015991, 0.029371682554483414, 0.07389038056135178, 0.05356878414750099, -0.010513068176805973, -0.016553280875086784, 0.09502536803483963, -0.037892043590545654, -0.06591061502695084, -0.07128632813692093, 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(1736, 'WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, PARKINSON’S, ALZHEIMER’S, AND ALS?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-is-the-cause-of-multiple-sclerosis-parkinsons-alzheimers-and-als/', 'Despite the previous decade’s medical explanation, a description of the ‘real’ Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimers, Parkinson’s and ALS occurs when the myelin sheath becomes sufficiently damaged from an over-acidic lifestyle and diet that causes decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the largest organ of the body called the Interstitium, as seen in the above picture. The myelin sheath is an electrically insulating phospholipid layer that surrounds the axons of many neurons. It is kind of like the rubber coating on a power cord that keeps the electricity traveling forward rather then shooting out in all directions–virtually all over the place.\nThe main function of a myelin sheath is to increase the speed at which electrical impulses transmit and spread along the myelinated fibers. Along unmyelinated fibers (which are those nerve fibers that lack a fatty sheath) impulses move continuously as waves. But in myelinated fibers, they hop or advance quickly by leaps. Myelin increases resistance across the cell membrane by a factor of 5,000 and decreases the ability to collect a charge of electricity by a factor of 50. Thus, the impulses keep moving and are not absorbed.\nMyelination also helps prevent the electrical current from leaving the axon. When a peripheral fiber is severed, the myelin sheath provides a track along which regrowth can occur because it is essential that the body is able to repair itself.\nMyelin is composed of about 80% lipid fat and about 20% protein.\nRemember that fat is a major buffer of environmental, dietary and metabolic acidity! From the perspective of my ‘New Biology,’ the loss of the myelin sheath insulating the nerves, otherwise known as demyelination, is caused from many acidic wastes, including glucose,  acetylyaldehyde a secondary metabolite of glucose, lactose and lactic acid from dairy products and oxygen deprivation caused by EMF radiation poisoning, alcohol, uric, sulphuric, phosphoric and nitric acid from animal proteins and other environmental, dietary and metabolic acids stripping this ‘fatty sheath’ off the nerves. When the myelin sheath degrades, conduction of signals along the nerve can be impaired or lost.\nThe nerve then eventually withers from being saturated in dietary and metabolic acid!\nOne of my foundational theories is that the body uses fat as a primary buffer of acidity. This is the hallmark of neuro-degenerative auto-immune diseases like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s Alzheimers or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Medical science believes that the immune system plays a role in the demyelination associated with such diseases as Multiple Sclerosis, MS or ALS but the ‘New Biology’ and the scientific evidence does not support this theory!\nThe predominant theory of today’s medical science is that MS results from attacks by an individual’s immune system on the nervous system and is therefore usually categorized as an auto-immune disease. To the contrary, it is actually caused by the consumption of excess sugar (acid), carbohydrates (acid), artificial sweeteners (acid), heavy metal poisoning (acidic toxin), animal proteins (acid), EMF radiation poisoning and even from toxins that come from taking medication which includes mercury and aluminum (more acid). Even small amounts of mercury or aluminum have been shown to be particularly destructive to nerve sheaths.\nThe white blood cells actually function like ‘garbage collectors.’  I have observed this using pHase contrast microscopy where I have seen the white blood cells cleaning and picking up cellular debris in the blood plasma.\nWhite cells DO NOT under any condition attack healthy tissue or healthy body cells.  This would also include the myelin sheath.  The white blood cells DO NOT attack the myelin sheath.  That is NOT their function and that is NOT what they do even in the most toxic internal environments. (The following pHase contrast microscopy micrograph shows targeted red blood cells and a solidified mass of uric and sulphuric acid from a patient with diagnosed Multiple Sclerosis.)\nBut modern medical science perceives the white blood cells as acting more like ‘soldiers.’ This is their word and their metaphor because they believe the white blood cells are ‘attacking’ the nervous system when in fact they are attracted by the need to perform their normal function–the need for a cleaning up the “bloody mess” from personal acidic lifestyle and dietary choice. causing decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium that passes the blood-brain barrier and causes havoc on your brain cells!\nWould ‘Mother Nature’ send a garbage man to fight a war? No. Me neither! Tigers don’t change their stripes, and ‘Mother Nature’ is consistent as to how body cells go about their job, despite how aggressively man shoots himself in the foot with his wayward acidic nutritional lifestyle choices.\nMultiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimers, ALS are all inflammatory or acid caused dis-eases and their genesis is in the interstitial fluids of the Intersitium.\nInflammation is just another word for acidity that affects the central nervous system and causes a variety of symptoms including changes in sensation, visual problems, muscle weakness, depression, speech and coordination difficulties, severe fatigue, short term memory loss, balance impairment, overheating and pain. Sounds like the “Corona Effect” and the fake corona virus! That is because there is ONLY one sickness and one disease and one treatment!\nMultiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimers and ALS will cause increasingly impaired mobility and disability in more severe acidic cases. (Just like in DDT caused Polio years past. Did scientists change the name from Polio to Multiple Sclerosis so we could declare some illusionary cure? Absolutely! Salk vaccine just killed more people. And, what did the so-called scientists do? They blamed it on a fake virus called the Polio virus. The same thing is happening with the fake CON-VID-19)\nMultiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimers as well as ALS are all caused by decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids which affects neurons. Neurons are the cells of the brain and spinal cord that carry information, create thought and perception, and allow the brain to control the body.\nThe name Multiple Sclerosis refers to the multiple scars (or scleroses) on the myelin sheaths. This scarring is a secondary affect causing symptoms which vary widely depending upon which signals are interrupted.\nWhenever a patient is experiencing many symptoms that medical science can not otherwise fit into a particular diagnosis, there is the tendency at this time in the historical unfolding of medicine to fall back on the convenient Multiple Sclerosis as the ‘multiple’ symptom diagnosis. (Even though the diagnosis may well be something else, like the toxic acidic DDT poisoning causing Polio. By the way, even Polio is caused by acidity!).  Read more about the acidic cause of Polio at: Articles of Health: The Cause Of Polio – Mass Acidic Poisoning\nThus, what is said to be Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimers, or ALS is a misunderstanding of the body’s alkaline design and acidic functions and the use of a throwback catch-all diagnostic category when no other present-day medically accepted explanation or category seems to fit. Every cell in the body regenerates itself over time, especially when the body receives the proper nutritional resources for building stem cells. That nutrition for regeneration and NOT scaration is: chlorophyll, oil, water and salt.\nThis means that the body must have plenty of living alkaline waters and foods like Chlorophyll rich green vegetables and healthy Omega 3 fats which not only neutralize acids but provide the raw materials for building new stem cells, red blood cells and, therefore, bodily cells which also include the rebuilding of nerve cells and the myelin sheath cells.\nAn alkaline lifestyle, diet and nutrition is at the foundation of eliminating interstitial, intravascular and intracellular acidic residues in the body, building healthy blood, hyper-perfusing the tissues in alkalinity and restoring the alkaline design of the body cells and tissues, even rebuilding the myelin sheath and reversing the acidic symptom, called Multiple Sclerosis.\nTo learn more about the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet read Sick and Tired and The pH Miracle revised and updated.', '[-0.04519018530845642, -0.08673033118247986, 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(1737, 'The Truth About Corona and How To Prevent and/or Reverse the “Corona Effect”​', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-truth-about-corona-and-how-to-prevent-and-or-reverse-the-corona-effect/', 'The “Corona Effect” is the oxidation of the cellular membrane and genetic mutations which gives rise to cellular pleomorphism or biological transformation and the appearance of “crowning”, “spiking” and “knobing” projections as the microzymas or anatomical indestructable matter changes its form and its function.\nThese biological transformations of the body cells is the genesis of all bacteria, all yeast, all mold, all bacteriophages, all endotoxins or cell fragments, exotoxins and mycotoxins or metabolic acidic waste. The cause of pleomorphism or cellular transformations of the body cells affecting the cell membrane and its genetic matter is the result of an acidic lifestyle including diet. The disturbing contributing factors include all electrical and magnetic fields (EMF 1G to 5G), all acidic foods, all acidic fluids, all environmental toxins, including carbon monoxide, all insecticides, pesticides and herbicides found in non-organic foods (i.e., glyphosate), all acidic water (pH below 7.4), all acidic legend drugs including all antibiotics and drugs that contain HCL, all recreational drugs including marijuana (THC is an oxidant), all acidic supplements including all enzymes, all probiotics, all algae, all mushrooms, or all acidic supplements and foods, all acidic thoughts, all acidic feelings and all acidic beliefs.\nThis is the one cause of ALL sickness and disease and there is no other cause. Once again, the one sickness and one disease is the over-acidification of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking, breathing, thinking, feeling and believing.\nAll viruses DO NOT EXIST and therefore do NOT cause infections.\nAll infections are born in us and from us and are outfections of the cell due to an acidic fluid environment.\nThere is only one treatment and that one treatment will restore health, vitality and energy to the organism (human or animal) by restoring the alkaline design of all body fluids, including the interstitial fluids that flow through every body cell that makes up every organ, gland and tissue with the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle as outlined in the pH Miracle revised and updated book (2010). www.phmiracleprouducts.com\nWatch learn and share the following youtube videos:\n1) Does EMG from 5G Cause the Symptoms of Corona? https://youtu.be/ZswSYwnR724\n2. 5G and Corona: What is a virus\nWatch and learn the truth about CON-vid-19 and share the following video presentation with everyone you love and care about!\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/jqD5tbQO1WUT/?fbclid=IwAR0bl17FLet7eRBbbylRU9tOH6-JQRYCiEw4E-vjUDmsh9iYFh6R4Qeudvs\n5G and Corona: What is a virus? https://youtu.be/fgqa2hzR32c\n3. Dr. Robert O. Young on Viruses. Jeffrey Daugherty, THE Christian Whistleblower. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/ErFRtok3HN\n4, The testimony of Dr. Robert O. Young at the International Tribunal of Natural Justice, in Bali, Indonesia. Here is the link:https://youtu.be/gKjnEz5s37o\n5. Dr. Robert O. Young interview with Ian Jacklin on the Corona virus – https://youtu.be/8uONNoAPATc\n6. The Reward For Curing Cancer, Robert O Young with Vinny Eastwood – https://youtu.be/zbJYqmerw1g\n1) Here is the link for, The Cause and the Cure for Corona – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-cause-and-the-cure-for-corona\n2) Here is the link for, The Pathology of COVID-19 – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-cause-and-the-cure-for-corona\n3) Here is the link for, Are Corona Cells Caused from a Viral Infection or from a Toxic Acidic Interanl Environment – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-corona-cells-caused-from-a-viral-infection-or-from-a-toxic-acidic-internal-environment\n4) Here is the link for, 21 Ways to Prevent or Reverse the Symptoms Associated with Coronavirus – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/18-different-ways-to-reverse-the-symptoms-of-so-called-coronavirus-with-the-phour-salts\n5) Here is the link for, The Truth About Viruses including the Coronavirus – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-viruses-including-the-coronavirus\n6) Here is the link for, FEAR, FAITH & FACTS on the CORONA VIRUS! – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/fear-mongering-or-facts\n7) Here is the link for, PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ENVIRONMENTAL ACIDS (VIRUSES LIKE CORONA & FLU) FOR TRUE IMMUNITY – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/protect-yourself-from-environmental-acids-viruses-like-corona-flu-for-true-immunity\n8) Here is the link for, Do Germs Like the CoronaVirus Cause Disease? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/do-germs-like-the-coronavirus-cause-disease\n9) Here is the link for, Have you had YOUR COVID-19 Meal Today? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/have-you-had-your-covid-19-meal-today\n10) Here is the link for, Dismantling The Viral Theory – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\n11) Here is the link for, The Effects ElectroMagnet Frequencies on the Blood and Biological Terrain – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-effects-electromagnet-frequencies-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain\n12) Here is the link for, Red Pine Needle Oil – A Super Antioxidant for the Prevention & Reversal of the “Corona Effect” – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/ijuice-red-pine-needle-oil-a-super-antioxidant-for-the-prevention-reversal-of-the-corona-effect\n13) Here is the link for, Hydrogen Peroxide – Good or Bad for Protection Against COVID2 &19? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/hydrogen-peroxide-good-or-bad-for-protection-against-covid2-19\n14) Hare is the link for, The Body Fluids Are Multi-Dimensional – The Sea of L.I.F.E. – Living Interstitial Fluid Environment – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-body-fluids-are-multi-dimensional-the-sea-of-l-i-f-e-living-interstitial-fluid-environment\n15) Here is the link for, Can the Chemistry (pH) of the Blood and Interstitial Fluids of the Interstitium be Altered? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/can-the-chemistry-ph-of-the-blood-and-interstitial-fluids-of-the-interstitium-be-altered\n16) Here is the link for, What is the Leading Cause of Preventable Death in the World Today? – https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-is-the-real-leading-cause-of-death-in-the-world-today\nThe following is a list of lifestyle recommendations and treatments you can do to Prevent or Reverse the acidic symptoms associated with the “Coronal Effect” or any sickness or disease. Remember there is only ONE sickness, ONE Disease and ONE treatment.\nThese are the products that will help restore the alkaline design to your body any your health:\n1. Take 3 times daily the Innerlight Super Greens for building health red blood cells.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-supergreens\n2. Take 3 times daily 10 drops of the Innerlight Prime pH in alkaline water for buffering the acids in the interstitial fluids of the Interstttium.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight/products/innerlight-prime-ph\nhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JMHUN2Q/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2\n3. Take daily the pH Miracle iJuice Super Chlorophyl for building health blood.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ijuice/products/ijuice-super-chlorophyll\n4. Take 3 times daily the pH Miracle L-Arginine Max to improve circulation.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/l-arginine-max\n5. Take 3 times daily the pHour salts for buffering the HCL in the stomach and providing sodium and potassium bicarbonate for the blood, interstitial fluids and the intracellular fluids to maintain their delicate pH balance at 7.365.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phour-salts\n6. Take daily morning and night the pH Miracle pHlush for eliminating metabolic, environmental and dietary acids and undigested meatter in the small and large intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/phlush-alimentary-canal-cleanser\n7. Take 3 times a day the pH Miracle Opti-Oils and/or the Omega 3, 6, and 9 for building healthy membranes for stem cells that are made in the crypts of the small intestines.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/opti-oils\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/omega-3-6-9-essential-oil-blend\n8. Create functionally structured water with the Innerlight Blue Alkalizing Water Bottle and/or the Multi-Functional Home unit for filtering, ionizing, alkalizing and producing reduced hydrogen for daily drinking and cooking.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/filtering-alkalizing-ionizing-negative-hydrogen-photon-light-generating-and-portable-water-bottle\n9. Use the the pH strips daily for testing the urine pH which is an indirect way of testing the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. The ideal pH of the urine is >7.4 If the urine is less than 7.4 take 1 scoop of pHour salts in a small amount of filtered alkaline water to increase interstitial fluid pH.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/ph-test-strips?_pos=1&_sid=7464cb0a2&_ss=r\n10. Use the Power Shower Filter for filtering and alkalizing your shower water to avoid chlorine, chloramines, radioactive metals, etc. that can enter the body via the pores of the skin.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/water/products/alkalizing-power-shower\n11. Use daily the Innerlight Blue far-infrared sauna for removing acidic waste from the interstitial fluids through sweating. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/innerlight-blue-infrared-fir-led-red-light-therapy-sauna\n12. Nebulize 5ml of the pH Miracle Glutathione with 5ml of NAC. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/glutaphione\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/nac-n-acetyl-cysteine\n13. Take for energy and neutralizing acids in the mouth and throat the pH Miracle pHlavor salts several times a day or when you feel tired, lightheaded, muddle thinking, cold hands and feet, and/or dizzy.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/phlavor-liquid-mineral-salt-spray\n14. Take a warm alkaline clay and salt bath every day. Use 3 scoops of the LiquidLightening Clay and Salt Bath Minerals.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/alkaline-mineral-bath-salts\n15. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of Activated Oxygen for increased oxygen in the cells and to keep the red blood cells flowing separately through the intravascular fluids.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/support-products/products/activated-oxygen\n16. Use the Innerlight Blue Ultra-Blue light mouth piece for eliminating any acids and bacteria in the mouth and throat.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/innerlight-blue/products/teeth-whitening-blue-light-system\n17. Take 1 capsules 3 times daily of the pH Miracle Lung support.\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/products/lung-support\n18. Exercise daily for at least 30 minutes a day. Go for a brisk walk. Take a bike ride. Swim in a salt water pool. Use the eliptical or the whole body vibrational machines for moving acids out of the interstitium and through the pores of the skin.\n20. Do breathing exercises daily. Take a deep breath through your nose and then immediately follow with a breath through your mouth. Do this at 3 times several times a day.\n21. Drink iJuice Ginger and Turmeric Tea daily. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/powder/products/ijuice-turmeric-ginger-tea\n22. Protect yourself from the EMF soup that we all live in with ARK technology. Click on the following link to learn more: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/are-you-prepared-for-the-bio-hazardous-effects-from-5g-emf-radiation\n23. Take 1 capsule 3 times a day of pH Miracle D3. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/ph-d3\n24, Take 1 capsule of K1 3 times a day. https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/vitamin-k-1\n25. Infuse rectally 1 scoop of pH Miracle pHour salts, 1 scoop of iJuice Super Chlorophyll, 1 scoop of pH Miracle L-arginine Max, 10 drops of Innerlight Prime pH in a one liter enema bag or through colonic.\n26. Eliminate the following foods from your diet:\n27. Include Liberal amounts of the following alkaline foods:\n28. Read the pH Miracle revised and updated and Sick and Tired. Follow the protocol outlined in Chapter 11 of the pH Miracle revised and updated book. To order go to: https://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video\n30. Have a consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young. 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(1738, 'The Real Threat to Humanity', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-real-threat-to-humanity/', 'CORONAVIRUS HOAX: Is the Phantom Virus Pandemic Fabricated to Cover-Up Global Outbreak of 5G Systemic Acidic Poisoning?\n5G SYSTEMIC ACIDIC POISONING GOES GLOBAL\n“China was long ago set to be the 5G showcase for the world.\nMajor metro areas and technology hubs like Wuhan were selected to be official 5G Demonstration Zones.\nOnly such a high concentration of 5G radio-frequency transmitters and microwave towers would permit a citywide build-out of the Internet of Things.\n2019 was the year Wuhan, the capital of Hubei, was “expected to have 10,000 5G base stations by the end of 2019, said Song Qizhu, head of Hubei Provincial Communication Administration”.\nThen the coronavirus hit, so the whole world was told. What really happened was that a new variant of the coronavirus was released in Wuhan after the 5G experimenters saw an epidemic of 5G Syndrome explode.\nThe 5G guinea pigs were literally dropping like flies as soon as they flipped the 5G switch. The ERs and urgent care clinics were overwhelmed.\nThe 5G scientists watching the burgeoning public health crisis immediately activated Plan B: Blame it on a virulent flu—a bioengineered coronavirus that produces symptoms similar to 5G Syndrome.”\n— INTELLIGENCE ANALYST AND FORMER U.S. ARMY OFFICER\nThe New World Order globalist cabal will not allow anything to impede the military deployment of 5G worldwide.\n5G Systemic Acidic EMF Poisoning Maps Perfectly with So-Called Phantom Coronavirus Outbreaks\nThere is more and more hard evidence now emerging the further away we get from the original crime scene in Wuhan, China and as the “Corona Effect” (degeneration of the cellular membrane due to an acidic interstitial fluid environment) pops up around the world in 5G Hotspots that indicates this pandemic has potential been manufactured for multiple reasons.\nAs it turns out, those nations with the most advanced 5G roll-outs have the highest incidence of COVID-19 cases, both in outfection (when the body cells breakdown they produce acidic waste that pollutes the interstial fluids of the Interstitium) rates and mobidity.\nIn those countries that have permitted IoT build-outs where the 5G power grids are the most developed, the “Corona Effect” rate has taken off.\nWhat’s very interesting is that Africa has thus far shown very few cases of the “Corona Effect”. Which begs the question: How do Third World countries in Africa avoid a so-called contagious strain of the so-called coronavirus given the pervasive lack of proper sanitation and necessary hygiene?\nBefore those nations suffering the greatest number of so-called coronavirus infections to date are further investigated — China, South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, United States, France, Spain, Kuwait — another curious development ought to be looked at closely.\nIt has also been astutely observed that those nations with the most pervasive and powerful 5G networks fully functioning are those that have suffered the biggest outbreaks of the coronavirus or the “Corona Effect” to date. Why should anyone be surprised at this wholly predictable outcome?\nThe following excerpt comes from: CORONAVIRUS BOMBSHELL: This proves it should be named “5G COVID-19” .\nThe importance of viewing the so-called coronavirus COVID-19 or “Corona Effect” as, “Decompensated Acidosis of the Interstitial Fluids of the Interstitium (DAIFI)”, in order to explain all of the perplexing mysteries about the spread of this or ANY disease (the Spanish Flu Epidemic, SARS, EBOLA, ZIKA)—such as why this highly acidic condition has affected the Gulf nations and monarchies in the Persian Gulf region.\nThe so-called phantom coronavirus becomes explainable when one notices their ongoing 5G revolution —most particularly in Iran , where this country is completely blanketed to its smallest village with 4G technology coverage—but who are now putting the finishing touches on rolling out 5G technology throughout their entire nation in the coming weeks and months —finishing touches that included Iran activating their Chinese bought 5G technology for testing—that was immediately met by Iran having more of the “Corona Effect” EMF poisoning cases and deaths of any nation outside of China —and whose Vice President is one of seven of their top government officials who now suffers from DAIFI/EMF poisoning.\nCoronavirus COVID-19 is a smoke-screen for 5G roll out. The so-called fake coronavirus outbreak has spread throughout the Persian Gulf nations and monarchies just after activating 5G EMF Acidic Poisoning technology and causing DAIFI or what I call the Daffy Duck Disease (DDD).\nBoth 5G Demonstration Zones such as Wuhan, China and floating 5G cruise liners are correctly considered 5G Hotspots . These 5G Hotspots , for the uninitiated, are acidic “ KILL ZONES”, because those who are exposed to 5G V-pulsating 60GHz electro-magnetic frequency, will succumb prematurely the longer they bask in those dangerously high levels of acidic 5G radio-frequencies and microwave radiation.\nThe following excerpt from a previous exposé provides critical links for every individual who lives, works and/or plays in a 5G Super-Hotspots .\nWhich brings us to the single most perilous aspect of the military deployment of 5G—” KILL ZONES”! All the scientific evidence available in the public domain now indicates that wherever 5G infrastructure is located in the greatest concentration generating the most powerful EMF’s and microwaves, those 5G Super-Hotspots will effectively function as ? “ KILL ZONES”!\nAs follows: 5G Super-Hotspots: You better know where the “ ACID CAUSING KILL ZONES” are located!\nIn order to fully grasp the highly destructive and deadly potential of these rapidly emerging 5G Super-Hotspots , the following video exposé presents a scenario where the most powerful “directed energy weapons” will be located within these 5G, “KILL ZONES”.\n5G WEAPONRY: Microwave Radiation Technology Being Deployed as Depopulation Warfare, Full Spectrum Dominance & Total Human Control\nWhich bring us to the primary purpose of this article— 5G Interstitial Fluid Disease .\n5G DAIFI is NOT a new disease although yet to go mainstream because of how its official recognition would immediately terminate the ongoing 5G roll-out.\nExactly what are the symptoms of 5G DAIFI of DDD?\nThere are many, and they manifest differently in each victim of this insidious condition which has its genesis in the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium.\nBut what’s most important is that there is only one sickness, one disease and one treatment. The one sickness and one disease is the over-acidification of the blood and then interstitial fluids of the Interstitium due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking, breathing, thinking, feeling and believing. And the one treatment is to maintain or restore the delicate pH balance at 7.365 of the intravascular, interstitial fluids and intracellular fluids which can now be tested through L.I.F.E. testing or Living Interstitial Fluid Environmental testing.\n5G DAIFI and Influenza are mutually connected with each other. 5G radiation causes the breakdown of the membranes of body cells causing the “Corona Effect” and increasing the acidic waste within the holding compartments of the Interstitium fluids. As acids buildup in the interstitial fluids due to poor circulation and elimination the body induces a fever (the so-called phantom influenza) in order to force elimination of poisonous waste out through all orifice’ of the body. This is the cause of the flu and is also the cause of the common cold, as the body out of survival induces – “forced expulsion” of metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental (air-pollution and EMF poisoning) acidic waste preserve life and prevent the death of the body. In this way, the body is trying to save YOUR life!\nIn other words, if you are experiencing a cough, a flu, or a cold your exposure to 1G to 5G , drinking acidic fluids, eating acidic foods, breathing toxic acidic air and indulging in stinking thinking, are the causes of ALL YOUR acidic symptoms. .\nThe best medical reference that we have at this point, since 5G DAIFE is relatively new to most people, including the medical field and is also known variously EMF Hypersensitivity Illness and Electro-hypersensitivity (EHS).\nWhat follows are just a few of the most common symptoms that are frequently experienced by people who know they have EHS. (Also, see the preceding diagram.)\nNausea, headaches and migraines\nNumbness in the face or other body parts\nInability to concentrate and unexplained fatigue\nTachycardia and cardiac arrhythmia\nDryness in the throat and mouth\nSwollen sinuses and symptoms rhinitis ( Source: Electro-hypersensitivity: What you need to know about the allergy of the 21st century )\nThere are several other symptoms that are also being recognized as the direct result of intensive EMF and microwave exposures.\nSleeplessness, daytime sleepiness\nNervous and connective tissue pains, for which the usual causes do not explain even the most conspicuous symptoms. ( Source: Electrohypersensitivity: What you need to know about the allergy of the 21st century)\nIt’s essential to correctly comprehend that 5G DAIFI and the body forcing excess acidity out through the orifice’s of the body as a flu or cold .  Hence, every flesh eater, every alcohol drinker, every coffee drinker, every sugar addict, every drug user, every smartphone user and IoT enthusiast are compelled to contemplate any new acidic health conditions or unusual symptoms or inexplicable sickness, particularly those that have been wrongfully associated with a phantom virus that does NOT exist called the coronavirus or COVID-19. See: CORONAVIRUS SPECIAL REPORT: Worldwide Outbreaks of 5G Syndrome and 5G Flu Driving Pandemic\nThe Wuhan coronavirus pandemic has awakened many to the reality of 5G DAIFI DISEASE! .\nPerhaps it took all of humanity to get freaked out from a phantom virus called — COVID-19 — in order to wake up to this extreme and growing danger of our highly acidic lifestyles and environments in which we live, including, 5G technology and the slowly emerging IoT .\nWith this crucial understanding of the one sickness, one disease and one treatment, at least now we know what we’re really dealing with. So, the best thing informed people can do is pass the word around: It’s really your acidic lifestyle and dietary choices, including your polluted toxic environment of 5G and your smartphone that is causing the current pandemic and NOT an invisible, phantom/non-existent virus called COVID-19. All sickness and disease are the consequences of your lifestyle choices, including what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what soup of EMF you live in, what you think, what you feel and what you believe.\nNow many people are going to get sick and die from the body trying to save you from yourself by “force expulsion” of metabolic, respiratory, environmental and dietary acids held within the interstitial fluids of the Interestiitum compartments! You will know this with certainty when YOUR acidic waste from the Interestitium is being expelled through your mouth, your nose, your penis, your vagina, your pores, your bowels and your kidney’s. Call it whatever you want but the truth is your sickness or disease is YOUR consequence of YOUR own lifestyle choices. YOU do NOT get sick YOU do sick! Except the fact that you can no longer blame someone or something else for your ACIDIC ways! It is YOUR body, YOUR life and YOUR choice. Now you know the truth and the truth can set YOU free as soon as YOU take responsibility for what YOU east, what YOU drink, what YOU smoke, what drugs YOU take, what exposure to EMF YOU choose, what YOU think, what YOU feel and what YOU believe. Life is a choice just as death is a choice. YOU must be the change YOU want to see.\nIf YOU are elderly or infirm or suffering from ANY acidic illnesses, YOU especially need to follow the best advice out there and that best advise can be found in, The pH Miracle revised and updated book. For the sake of prevention, there is this sage advice: Here’s How Everyone Can Avoid Getting Sick and Tired .\nFor other alternative treatments and holistic approaches, excellent guidance such as this can be followed: Natural Protection Strategy Against Viruses, Including the Coronavirus read and share, 21 Ways to Prevent or Reverse the Symptoms Associated with Coronavirus.\nLastly, it’s important to note that the 5G DAIFI science presented is only one of several perspectives concerning what is really an ongoing series of bio-terrorist attacks being carried out in 5G-intensive “Kill Zones”. The perpetrators, whoever they may be are continuing the bio-attacks wherever they must cover up an epidemic of 5G radiation poisoning so that the worldwide military deployment of 5G is not jeopardized by disclosures of the extremely serious health dangers and safety hazards of this epidemic in disguise.\nWatch the documentary on 5G technology and share with everyone you love and care about!\nThe symptoms listed below are NOT caused by an invisible phantom virus called Corona but are the symptoms of 5G Technology poisoning.\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-effects-electromagnet-frequencies-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain\nThe following link is an interview on the “Corona Effect” and the contributing factors that causes this disease symptomology.\nThe following youtube video demonstrates the effects of salt and sugar on electrical conductivity called, Will it Light?\nFinally, you can witness my testimony in front of the High Court of the International Tribunal of Natural 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(1739, 'Have you had YOUR COVID-19 Meal Today?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/have-you-had-your-covid-19-meal-today/', 'The 19 really stands for 19 acidic poisonous foods and drinks YOU Should Never Ingest unless YOU want to contract the real dis-ease -“I Eat & Drink TOO MUCH Sh-T DISEASE” and therefore “I AM” sick! www.drrobertyoung.com\nThe following are the COVID-19 Acidic Foods That Should Never Be Ingested by Humans Unless YOU want to put your life at risk:\n1) Bat live or dead – Corona flu\n1) Bat live or dead – Corona flu\n2) Dog live or dead – Corona flu\n2) Dog live or dead – Corona flu\n3) Cat live or dead – Corona flu\n3) Cat live or dead – Corona flu\n4) Frog live or dead – Frog Flu\n4) Frog live or dead – Frog Flu\n5) Snake live or dead – Snake flu\n5) Snake live or dead – Snake flu\n6) Chicken live or dead – Avian flu\n6) Chicken live or dead – Avian flu\n7) Pork live or dead – Swine flu\n7) Pork live or dead – Swine flu\n8) Beef live or dead – Mad Cow flu\n8) Beef live or dead – Mad Cow flu\n9) Fish live or dead – Fish flu\n9) Fish live or dead – Fish flu\n10) Turkey live or dead – Avian flu\n10) Turkey live or dead – Avian flu\n11) Duck live or dead – Avian flu\n11) Duck live or dead – Avian flu\n15) Rocky Mountain Oysters – Balls flu\n15) Rocky Mountain Oysters – Balls flu\n16) Chitlins or Soul Food – Not Good for the Soul flu\n16) Chitlins or Soul Food – Not Good for the Soul flu\n17) Lamb live or dead – Lamb flu\n17) Lamb live or dead – Lamb flu\nOf course there are many more acidic poisonous foods that I have provided at the end of this article with a list of alkalizing foods you can eat freely.\nFinally, it is important to understand that the flu is nothing more then the body’s forced expulsion of acidic waste from the interstitial fluids of the Interstitum via the lymphatic system. The flu is the body’s way of saving your life from ingesting highly acidic or poisonous foods and liquids which were never meant for human consumption.\nI find it interesting that the “flu season” or “I eat too much sh-t disease” begins just after a season of over-eating acidic poisonous foods starting with Halloween, then Thanksgiving, then Christmas and to top off the acidic holiday season, New Years Eve. Is it any wonder that anyone survives! So what do we do? We blame our sickness and disease on a non-existent invisible virus rather than taking responsibility for our own acidic poisonous lifestyle choices.\nIt is a fact that over 80,000 people die Worldwide from the expulsion of acids, called the Flu, every year and most of them are from the current anti-life treatments that are administered. In the words of the great ancient prophet Moses, “My people perish from lack of knowledge”.\nThe number 1 killer in the World today is ignorance NOT COVID-19!\nTo learn more read Dr. Robert O. Young’s books,\n1) Sick and Tired, Reclaim YOUR Inner Terrain\n1) Sick and Tired, Reclaim YOUR Inner Terrain\n2) The pH Miracle revised and updated\n2) The pH Miracle revised and updated\n4) The pH Miracle for Diabetes\n4) The pH Miracle for Diabetes\n5) The pH Miracle for Weight Loss\n5) The pH Miracle for Weight Loss\n6) A Second Though About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis\n6) A Second Though About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis\n8) A Finger on the Magic of Life\n8) A Finger on the Magic of Life\n9) The Possible Cause of Polio . . .\n9) The Possible Cause of Polio . . .\n10) A NEW THEORY – THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: An Alkalizing Organ by Design and Function and NOT an Acidic ORGAN of DIGESTION\n10) A NEW THEORY – THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: An Alkalizing Organ by Design and Function and NOT an Acidic ORGAN of DIGESTION\nClick here to order books: www.phmiracleproducts.com\nTo watch Dr. Robert O. 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(1740, 'The Effects of ElectroMagnetic Frequencies (EMF) on the Blood and Biological Terrain', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-effects-of-electromagnetic-frequencies-emf-on-the-blood-and-biological-terrain/', 'Live and Dried Blood Analysis with EMF Exposure\n4-subject study Live blood analysis [1.2.3.4] involves visual examination of freshly-drawn capillary blood of subjects that is put between a glass cover slip and microscope slide and viewed using an optical microscope with video enhancement. It shows images of the various types of blood cells in their native state and plasma bodies as small as chylomicrons. It is regarded as an important assessment of the biological terrain of the body by holistic health practitioners.\nThe test requires either a dark-field or phase-contrast microscope and a high contrast videocamera attached to it. The magnification with video enhancement and projection on a monitor ranges up to 20,000X.\nA remarkably detailed view of live, unstained blood is thus obtained, inaccessible by any other means. The size and shape of the cells, their morphological stability over time, states of agglutination, the presence of cell wall-deficient microbes[5] and the motility of white blood cells are just some of the parameters observed in video footage and microphotographs.\nNormal healthy fasting blood shows free-floating round-shaped red blood cells interspersed with an occasional white blood cell, and clear plasma with only a few chylomicrons. There are many morphological deviations from the normal state that are associated with nutritional, oxidative, pH, and EMF and other stressors that tend to disrupt the normal biological terrain.\nDried blood analysis, also called the OST or Oxidative Stress Test[6], is a procedure in which a droplet of freshly drawn capillary blood is left to sit between 20 seconds to 1 minute on the fingertip from which it is drawn, and then pressed onto a glass microscope slide in 8 sequential layers. It is then left uncovered to clot and dry. The resulting fibrin web is examined under a bright-field optical microscope under 10 to 20x magnification, and the patterns noted.\nNormal healthy blood produces a fibrin web that is continuous and without PPPs, and it appears a uniform pinkish-red. These blood tests are often used by holistic health practitioners to assess the overall health of the biological terrain and the nutritional status of patients. They are not, however, recognized yet in conventional medicine. There is, nonetheless, a wealth of empirical data that correlates the test results with quantitative blood testing and clinical manifestations.\nThe tests are particularly useful to examine the effects of oxidative and other types of stress on the body at the cellular level, and they are often done in tandem.\nIn the initial study conducted by Robert O. Young, Ph.D., a microbiologist, 3 hypotheses were tested:\n(1) How does 8 hours exposure to ambient low-level EMF pollution in the workplace affect the blood morphology of normal healthy human subjects as measured by live and dry blood analyses?\n(2) Does wearing the QLink during exposure to ambient low-level EMF affect the same blood tests of these subjects?\n(3) What is the subjective experience of the subjects after wearing the QLink for the first 72 hours?\nBoth live and dried blood analyses of volunteers under the following experimental conditions were performed:\n(1) baseline: without known EMF stressors present;\n(2) EMF challenge: 8 hours’ exposure to ambient low-level EMF in the workplace;\n(3) EMF challenge while wearing a QLink: between 8 and 24 hours’ exposure per day for 3 days to low-level ambient EMF stress while knowingly wearing a QLink pendant for 72 hours continuously.\nFour female subjects, 20 to 30 years old, were the subjects in the study. Neither the subjects nor experimenters were blinded as to the experimental conditions of testing in this study. The subjects lived and worked in London, England, where they had exposure to EMF pollution as computer operators, video editors, and account managers.\nMoreover, they all reported having stressful occupations with long work hours. All were told not to change anything in their lifestyle during the study except for wearing the QLink pendant.\nSubjects were not informed of the results of their blood testing during the study.\nThe results are as follows for the 3 experimental conditions as defined above.\n(1) Baseline testing showed blood cell disorganization with the presence of cell wall-deficient microbial forms in the live blood test; the OST showed many PPPs throughout indicating abnormal blood clotting profile.\n(3) The results of EMF challenge while wearing a QLink showed results that were much improved: a normal live blood profile with fewer microbial forms; the OST revealed a normal pattern. The subject also reported that she was sleeping better, felt less stressed, and did not experience her reoccurring headaches while wearing the QLink.\n(1) Baseline testing showed blood cell disorganization with some colloid precipitation and crystals in the plasma, as well as some cell wall-deficient microbial forms in the live blood test. The OST showed many PPPs throughout, indicating abnormal clotting associated with cellular disturbance and disorganization, and a dark, 2001 Clarus Products International, LLC. [8] central core that is indicative of bowel congestion.\n(2) The results of EMF challenge showed an increase in the colloid forms and crystals in the live blood test. The OST revealed larger PPPs scattered throughout and the same dark center associated with bowel congestion.\n(3) The results of EMF challenge while wearing a QLink showed normal results in the live blood analysis. The OST shows a normal pattern, with only a single PPP observed. The subject also reported feeling less stress and better bowel elimination while wearing the QLink.\n(1) Baseline testing showed blood cell disorganization with high levels of precipitated colloids in the live blood test. See Figure 6(a). The OST showed PPPs in the center of the clot, which are associated with cellular disturbance and the possibility of bowel congestion. See Figure 6(b) .\n(2) The results of EMF challenge showed the same types of disturbances with red blood cell aggregation and stacking in the live blood cell test. See Figure 7(a). The OST showed even more PPPs that previously, indicating more severe tissue stress and congestion in the bowel. See Figure 7(b) .\n(3) The results of EMF challenge while wearing a QLink showed little aggregation of red blood cells and a reduction in colloid deposits. See Figure 8(a) .\nThe OST showed a normal pattern. See Figure 8(b) .\nThe subject also reported feeling less stress, less sugar cravings, and experiencing normal bowel elimination while wearing the QLink. (a) (b) Figure 6 .\nSubject III – (a) Live red blood cell photos before EMF exposure (no QLink). (b) Dried blood cell photos before EMF exposure (no QLink). 2001 Clarus Products International, LLC. [9] (a) (b) Figure 7 .\nSubject III – (a) Live red blood cell photos after EMF exposure (no QLink). (b) Dried blood cell photos after EMF exposure (no QLink). (a) (b) Figure 8 .\nSubject III – (a) Live red blood cell photos with EMF exposure (with QLink). (b) Dried blood cell photos with EMF exposure (with QLink).\n(1) Baseline testing showed normal red blood cell organization, normal active white blood cells, and a small amount of cell-wall deficient microbial forms as well as crystals. The OST showed many PPPs throughout the clot, indicating cellular disturbance and disorganization throughout the body.\n(2) The results of EMF challenge showed a number of crenated (wrinkled) red blood cells. The OST showed many PPPs, 2001 Clarus Products International, LLC. [ and a darker center of the blood clot, suggesting bowel congestion.\n(3) The results of EMF challenge while wearing a QLink showed a normal blood profile in the live blood test, with round and separate red blood cells and actively motile white blood cells, without microbial forms. The OST showed a normal pattern. The subject also reported feeling less stressed and not experiencing digestive sensitivity or bowel congestion while wearing the QLink.\nThe conclusions drawn from this study are:\n(1) the stress from 8 hours’ exposure to ambient low-level EMF in the workplace can be observed in the blood, and the live and dry blood cell tests record changes such as cellular disorganization and clotting dysfunction;\n(2) the negative changes seen in blood from exposure to EMF stress can be overcome by wearing the QLink pendant for at least 72 hours; in some cases, the change was so dramatic, that the blood was improved over the control baseline condition;\n(3) all 4 of the subjects reported experiencing an increase in energy and less stress. II.\nControlled Pilot Study Using Live and Dried Blood Analysis: 8-subjects\nA subsequent study was conducted by Robert O. Young, Ph.D., which was a double-blind controlled trial involving 20 volunteers.\nThe hypotheses tested were the following:\n(1) Does the QLink show an improvement at the level of the biological terrain and blood morphology as monitored via live and dry blood analyses of subjects who were exposed to low-level ambient EMF stress for 72 hours?\n(2) What do subjects report subjectively about the status of their physical and mental health and well being after wearing the QLink for 72 hours?\nFour of the 20 subjects were disqualified from the beginning and dismissed from the study, because they had prior knowledge of Clarus, and in fact, were already wearing the QLink. The remaining 16 subjects, which consisted of adult males and females ranging in age from 35 to 60, were assigned randomly into 2 groups of 8 each, Group A and Group B.\nGroup A wore a sham device (control) and Group B wore the real QLink, although this was not revealed until the end of the study.\nBoth groups wore QLink-type pendants, but only the pendants of the experimental group, B, had been activated. The sham devices of control group, A, were inactive pendants that were otherwise physically identical to the active QLink pendants.\nThey were told not to change anything in their lifestyle except for wearing the pendants. In addition, the subjects were exposed to low level ambient EMF pollution of daily life.\nLive blood and dry blood (OST) analyses were conducted on each subject as follows:\n(1) control condition, before wearing the device; and\n(2) experimental condition, after wearing the device as a pendant for 3 full days, day and night. Blood was drawn from a finger prick and immediately observed under a video-enhanced optical microscope [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC] assembly as described above. Blood cell images were recorded by microphotography.\n(1) The control live blood test showed some morphological disorganization in the red blood cells and the presence of cell wall-deficient microbial forms. See Figures 9(a) & 9(b) .\nThe OST showed PPPs center and off-center in the blood clot associated with cellular disturbance and disorganization. See Figures 10(a) & 10(b) .\nThe center of the clot was darker then normal, which is associated with bowel congestion. (2) The experimental live blood test showed no change from the control test. See Figure 9(c) .\nThe OST showed a slightly different pattern than the control [ See Figures 11(a) & 11(b) ], with a greater number of PPPs in the middle of the clot, which is indicative of health challenges in the chest cavity. The other abnormalities observed in the control OST remained the same.\nThe subject remarked that he experienced the same health conditions as before. (a) (b) (c) Figure 9.\nSubject I, Group A—Sham QLink device: (a) and (b) Control live red blood cell photos without QLink A. (c) Live red blood cell photo with QLink A. No apparent changes in the live red blood cell photos between the control and QLink A. [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC. 26 (a) (b) Figure 10 .\nSubject I, Group A –Sham Device: (a) and (b) Control dried blood cell photos without QLink A. (a) (b) Figure 11.\nSubject I, Group A –Sham device: (a) and (b) Dried blood cell photos with QLink A after approximately 72 hours.\n(1) The control live blood test showed stacking of red blood cells. The OST showed a normal pattern, except that the darkened color in the central zone indicated challenges in the center of the body.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed stacked red blood cells, and crystals were also present. The OST revealed the same pattern and color abnormality as the control. No changes in health were noted by the subject.\n(1) The control live blood test showed crystals and stacking of red blood cells. The OST revealed a dark color in the center of the clot, which is indicative of congestion in the center of the body or the bowel in particular. Several PPPs were observed in and near the center, which suggest challenges to the bowel and reproductive system.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed the same pattern, with a propensity [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC.] for red blood cell stacking and the presence of crystals. The OST revealed the same pattern and color abnormality as the control. The subject indicated that he experienced the same health conditions as before.\n(1) The control live blood test showed red blood cell stacking. The OST showed a normal pattern, except for the center, which was dark and had PPPs, indicative of challenges to the bowel and reproductive system.\n(2) The experimental live blood test was unchanged. The OST was unchanged. The subject indicated that he experienced the same health conditions as before.\n(1) The control live blood test showed red blood cell stacking and some crystals. The OST showed a normal pattern, except that the center was dark and PPPs were present, suggesting challenges in the bowel and reproductive systems.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed the same results as previously. The OST revealed the same results as well. The subject reported the same health challenges as before.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells, colloid precipitates, and cell wall-deficient microbial forms present. The OST revealed many PPPs throughout the clot, indicating cellular disturbance and disorganization.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed no change, nor did the OST. The subject indicated that the aches and pains in her back and legs were still present.\n(1) The control live blood test showed stacked red blood cells. The OST revealed a normal healthy profile.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed no change, nor did the OST. The subject reported no difference in his mental or bodily function.\n(1) The control live blood test showed stacked red blood cells. The OST showed a normal clot with a dark center and central PPPs, indicating challenges to the bowel and reproductive system.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed no change, nor did the OST. The subject reported the same disturbances to digestion as before.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells that suggest iron deficiency.\nThe OST showed many PPPs throughout the clot, indicative of cellular disturbance and disorganization.\n(2) The experimental live blood test shows normal round red blood cells.\nThe OST shows a normal healthy clotting profile with much less PPPs present. The subject reports an increase in energy while wearing the QLink-B pendant.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells and the presence of crystals and colloid precipitates in the plasma. Some red blood cells appeared to be parasitized with cell wall-deficient microbes, and these were also present in the plasma.\nThe OST revealed many PPPs in excess of 40 microns throughout the clot, indicating cellular disturbance and disorganization.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal, rounded, free-flowing red blood cells, and no microbial forms present. [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC]\nThe OST was more normal with small and fewer PPPs. The subject reported an increase in energy, a reduction in light-headedness, and no headaches after wearing the QLink-B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells, platelet aggregation, cell wall-deficient microbial forms, and some crystals in the plasma.\nThe OST revealed some PPPs in excess of 40 microns throughout the middle of the clot, indicating cellular disturbance and disorganization, which is indicative of health challenges in the middle of the body or chest cavity.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal, rounded, free-flowing red blood cells, and there was no indication of colloidal or microbial aggregates.\nThe OST showed a normal profile without PPPs. The subject reported that the congestion in his throat and lungs cleared while wearing the QLink-B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells with a tendency toward aggregation, and a moderate level of cell wall-deficient microbial forms. [See Figures 12 (a) & (b)]\nThe OST showed several PPPs around 10 microns throughout the center of the clot that is associated with adrenal and psychological stress, as well as one large PPP at the center of the conglomerate, which is associated with a challenge to the male reproductive system. [See Figures 14 (a) & (b)]\n(2) The experimental live blood test revealed normal rounded red blood cells that appear separate and free-flowing, with no indication of microbial forms. [See Figures 13 (a) & (b)]\nThe OST revealed a normal profile with no PPPs. [See Figures 15 (a) & (b)]\nThe subject indicated that he experienced increased energy and less inflammation while wearing the QLink-B. (a) (b) Figure 12\nSubject IV, Group B–Active QLink: (a) and (b) Control live red blood cell photos without QLink. „2001 Clarus Products International, LLC. 26 (a) (b) Figure 13\nSubject IV, Group B—Active QLink: (a) and (b) Live red blood cell photos with QLink B. (a) (b) Figure 14\nSubject IV, Group B—Active QLink: (a) and (b) Control dried blood cell photos without QLink B. [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC] [9] (a) (b) Figure 15. Subject IV, Group B—Active QLink: (a) and (b) Dried blood cell photos with QLink B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped RBCs and some cell wall-deficient microbial forms in the plasma. The OST revealed a single 30-micron PPP just off center of the clot, which is associated with a challenge in the pancreas, liver, and/or kidneys.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal rounded red blood cells that appeared separate and free-flowing, with no indication of cell wall-deficient microbial forms. The OST revealed a normal profile, and the large central PPP had reduced to 10 microns. The subject reported that he felt no physical or psychological difference while wearing the QLink-B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells with a tendency to aggregate and stack, as well as a moderate level of cell wall-deficient microbial forms and colloidal precipitates in the plasma. The OST revealed a substantial number of PPPs ranging from 10 – 40 microns in the center of the clot, indicative of adrenal and psychological stress, in addition to 2 large PPPs just off center that are suggestive of challenges in the pancreas, liver, and/or kidneys.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal rounded red blood cells that appear separate and free-flowing, and no indication of colloidal matter or microbial forms in the plasma. The OST revealed a normal profile, with much fewer and smaller PPPs. The subject reported increased energy and less sugar cravings while wearing the QLink-B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells with a rouleau or stacking condition, and a moderate level of cell wall-deficient microbial forms in the plasma. The OST revealed PPPs throughout the central zone of the clot, indicative of adrenal stress, lack of exercise, and psychological stress. In addition, two large PPPs were in the center of the clot, which are associated with challenges to the bowel and reproductive systems. Finally, the central zone of the clot was dark, which is associated with bowel congestion.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal rounded red blood cells that are separate and free-flowing, and no indication of cell wall deficient microbial forms in the plasma. The OST revealed a normal profile and color. [2001 Clarus Products International, LLC]\nThe PPPs were reduced in size and number. The subject reported increased energy and less flatulence while wearing QLink-B.\n(1) The control live blood test showed irregularly shaped red blood cells with a tendency to aggregate and stack, as well as a moderate level of cell wall-deficient microbial forms in the plasma. The OST revealed many PPPs ranging over 40 microns throughout the clot, which is associated with cellular disturbance and disorganization.\n(2) The experimental live blood test showed normal, rounded, free-flowing red blood cells without stickiness or tendency to stack, and no indication of any microbial forms.\nThe OST revealed a normal profile, with much fewer and much smaller PPPs. The subject reported experiencing an overall feeling of good health. The conclusions from this controlled pilot study are as follows.\nIn 8 out of 8 subjects in Group A, there was little or no difference observed in the results of the live and dry blood tests before and after wearing the sham QLink for 72 hours. In addition, all 8 subjects wearing the sham device reported few or no significant improvements in energy level, well being, or physiological function. On the other hand, in 8 out of 8 subjects in Group B, there were significant differences in the results of the live and dry blood tests before and after wearing the active QLink for 72 hours.\nAfter this time period of wearing the active QLink, the red blood cells as observed in live blood analysis appeared to be more normal in appearance and form, and without a tendency to aggregate or form stacks of cells. The number of microbial forms, colloidal deposits, and crystals observed in the plasma was reduced. The clot as observed in the OST showed a more normal profile in color and form, with the number and size of PPPs reduced or absent.\nIn short, wearing the active QLink for 72 hours produced consistent improvements in the 2 blood tests in all 8 subjects. What is the possible scientific basis of these findings? As the live and dry blood tests are used to test for disturbances in the biological terrain due to environmental toxicity, poor elimination of wastes, nutritional imbalances, and/or radiation toxicity, the results suggest that the QLink may help counteract such disturbances by stabilizing the biological terrain.\nThe results show that wearing the QLink helps maintain normal, free-flowing red blood cells and reduces the tendency for them to aggregate or form stacks of cells. This may be interpreted to mean that the QLink is acting on the human biofield, which helps maintain the normal electrical properties (negative electrical charge) of the individual red blood cells.\nThis helps them repel one another and maintain their integrity as seen on the microscope slide, and presumably also in the bloodstream. Blood would then flow better, with optimal circulation through the smallest micro-capillaries, so narrow that blood cells must file through one at a time. Improving the microcirculation would lead to better nutritional delivery to the cells and tissues, better oxygenation, and better removal of wastes.\nAll these enhancements would lead to an improved biological terrain. This is only one possible speculation, however, on how the QLink may act to produce the results observed in this study conducted by Dr. Robert O. Young. [10]\n[1] Young, R.O. Profiles in Microbiology. Hikari LLC Publishing, 1994.\n[2] Wintrobe, M.D. Standard Textbook of Clinical Hematology.\n[3] Hayhoe & Flemens. Atlas of Hematological Cytology.\n[4] The Morphology of Human Blood Cells, Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, IL, 60064\n[5] Mattman, L.H. Cell Wall-Deficient Forms: Stealth Pathogens. CRC Press, Ann Arbor, 1993.\n[6] Blecker, M.M. Blood Examination in Darkfield. 1993: Semmelweis-Verlag, Hoya, Germany.\n[7] Sentman, D.D. 1995. Schumann resonances. In: Volland H (ed.) Handbook of Atmospheric Electrodynamics. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, vol. 1, 267-295.\n[8] Siskin, B.F. and Walker, J. 1995. Therapeutic aspects of electromagnetic fields for soft-tissue healing. In Blank M (ed.) Electromagnetic Fields: Biological Interactions and Mechanisms. Washington, DC: Advances in Chemistry Series 250. American Chemical Society, 277-285.\n[9] Rubik, B. Bioelectromagnetic Medicine. Administrative Radiology Journal XVI(8), August 1997, 38-46.\n[10] Young, R.O., www.drrobertyoung.com', '[0.0001990293967537582, -0.017171865329146385, -0.06462573260068893, -0.024413764476776123, 0.04078158363699913, -0.036669861525297165, -0.06547621637582779, 0.07776890695095062, 0.02681586518883705, 0.0026455093175172806, -0.045730557292699814, -0.07742398977279663, -0.09889132529497147, 0.08117254078388214, -0.14686225354671478, -0.05598052591085434, 0.015504819341003895, 0.028729623183608055, -0.12329386919736862, 0.04182112589478493, -0.05411804839968681, -0.09582873433828354, 0.00533627113327384, -0.037066709250211716, 0.04918748885393143, -0.04972219839692116, -0.02661428041756153, 0.002151893451809883, -0.018766583874821663, -0.004427634179592133, 0.014838794246315956, -0.044134724885225296, 0.01445550937205553, 0.01740259863436222, 0.03937055170536041, -0.048353880643844604, 0.07824211567640305, 0.00900669302791357, -0.09399646520614624, 0.011440540663897991, 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