Bacteria – are remarkable machine tools, intended to dismantle old/sick cells, cancers or scaffolds used to repair certain injuries. In this sense, it is fundamental to understand that we do not get germs from the outside. There is no biological warfare, says Bechamp. In an alkaline environment, microsima assemble and manufacture bacteria. But if, on the contrary, the environment of the body returns to a neutral ph, the bacteria disassembles and the microsima recover, moving freely. Thus, depending on bio-electronic constants, temperature, presence or lack of oxygen and nutritional substances in the living environment, microzima communicate with each other to form a certain germ, a mycelium, a micro-bacteria that will be capable of fulfilling a certain mission. A body does not get infected by contagion: bacillas or bacteria are built on the spot, when needed, to destroy damaged cells or tissues and to evacuate waste. Diseases of so-called ‘pathogenic’ germs are healing processes. They don’t become serious, unless important nutrients are missing. For example, in the case of tetanus, microzima build tetanic bacillas in deep muscle injuries caused by wounds or burns in an anaerobic environment (no oxygen). Their mission is to evacuate damaged cells and to rebuild new tissues. But this work requires a lot of energy and generates waste. In the absence of vitamin C, these wastes becomes toxic and trigger the famous spasms of tetanus. It has been shown on several occasions that IV injection of magnesium chloride stops the spasms in half an hour. Alternatively, the injection of vitamin C brings healing in two or three minutes. Microzimas are absolutely remarkable considering they can transform into other forms of living matter. They are complementary to each other, autonomous, specific, intelligent and responsible. They always do what’s best for the body. But for this we need to provide them with the elements indispensable to their lives and their functioning: air, food, vitamin C.* Microlyses (eg E.coli) are capable of reproducing at very high speed and in very large numbers.* They are not invaders or war aggressors. They feed and metabolize certain substances through a digestion mechanism. They need sugar, proteins, fatty materials and trace elements. They are living entities.* They dismantle and remove waste.* These entities made by microzima can be dismantled, to atomic/chemical level again. Microzyma are almost eternal (except for brutal destruction, through extreme processes: cremation, soaking in formaldehyde or pure acid). They can go into hibernation, partially dehydrated. Thus, live microzima were discovered in fossils 12 million years old. Microsides are specific to each individual and are likely responsible for the transmission of hereditary characters. “Properties of microzima Sickness, a rehearsal for life – MICROSIMES” Antoine Bechamp Clip taken from: https://odysee.com/@northerntracey:a/NTS_TAA_FINAL:6 https://truthseeker.se/the-new-understanding-of-dna-that-removes-the-idea-of-genes/ https://northerntracey213875959.wordpress.com/2021/06/30/the-amino-age-and-the-new-abnormal-doctors/

At 24 years old filmmaker Shannon Harvey was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Her immune system had become hyperactive and was attacking normal, healthy tissues. Her muscles and joints were inflamed and she was told if her disease progressed she could end up with organ failure, or wheelchair bound. In search of a cure, Shannon tried everything from drugs to alternative therapies and everything in between. But she was still sick. There was one thing she did know. When she was stressed, she got worse and with a background in journalism, Shannon sought answers in pioneering science. On her journey to getting better, Shannon realized that in order to change her health she needed to change her mind. The Connection is a film about how frontier research is proving that there is a direct connection between your mind and your health. The film features scientists, researchers, writers and doctors, as well as remarkable true stories of people adding mind body medicine to their healing toolkit to recover from severe back pain, heart disease, infertility, cancer and multiple sclerosis. While the science is complex, the solutions for people suffering with illness are astonishingly simple. The film shows that we can counter the harmful affects of stress with an equally powerful relaxation response triggered through specific techniques such as meditation. It shows that emotions can impact the course of an illness for better or for worse and could even be the difference between life and death. The film explains the mechanisms behind belief, which scientists now know contributes 30 to 50 percent of the effect of any known biological cure and explores how scientists at the cutting edge are now learning that the mind can even influence the expression of genes and the rate at which we age. This is a film for people who have tried everything. It offers answers and proves that you can change your mind, change your health and change your life.

It is eerie to read these books, as they mirror events going on today around the world. It seems we haven't learned anything at all in over a hundred years. We still use the same unproven, dangerous methods. A hundred years from now, scientists and doctors will look on what we call 'modern' medicine as if it were a Medieval horror based on superstition. Which it turns out, it is. Most of modern medical treatment for disease is based on Germ Theory, and this work proves how unsupported by science and evidence that theory was. Rather, it prevailed due to support from corporations and governments due to profitability. As we see today. How many times have you been afraid of germs? How often have you heard how getting shots for disease is a life-saver? And yet, while drugs and vaccinations proliferate, swelling the profit of corporations and funneling money to the health care system, people are getting sicker and sicker. The quality of life is down drastically. When we will accept the proof that has always been there and just say no? This book should be a must-read for any health care professional. It's time we stopped accepting on faith theories that have not been proven. It's time to stop practices that do more harm than good. We need to face the facts. They are there for anyone to see. A revolution is needed in how we perceive health and disease, and nothing short of a major shift of paradigm is required. It isn't enough to be holistic instead of allopathic. Both are just versions of the same point of view. We need to truly understand that our bodies have a natural intelligence, that good health is our birthright, and that if we provide nutritious food, happy thoughts and eliminate pollution and toxins, health is free, easy and straightforward. But until we realize we need to stop funneling money to Big Pharma and eliminate our fear of 'germs', that may not happen. The discovery of the various microbiomes should have been the last crack in the facade of Germ Theory, yet somehow it limps on. Read this book and discover a new way of thinking about health. Granted, it's a bit of a hard read, with an older form of writing and a lot of technical terms, but you can get the gist of it. A must-read for anyone who wants to know the truth about health. It should be required for all doctors-in-training. And we need to fund more science on this topic and the subject of bioterrain. Not much is being done, because there's no profit in it. (Originally from the Internet Archive)

Run on Fat charts world class triathlete Sami Inkinen's transition from pre-diabetic sugar burner to a faster, healthier, fat fueled endurance athlete under the guidance of New York Times bestselling author Dr Stephen Phinney. When Sami embarks on an epic anti sugar crusade with his wife Meredith - rowing 4,000 kms unsupported from California to Hawaii - their remarkable journey reveals the astonishing performance benefits and pitfalls of successful fat fueling strategies for athletic performance. As more and more evidence emerges of world class athletes adopting a similar protocol - with remarkable results in some cases - "Run on Fat" challenges the very foundations of sports nutrition