In his article ‘The Misconception Called Virus’, Stefan Lanka says that there is “no such thing as pathogenic viruses”. He says, “claims about the existence of viruses are based on historic misinterpretations” and “the real causes of disease which are ascribed to viruses have already been discovered and researched”. Lanka says that “a virus has never been isolated according to the meaning of the word isolation and it has never been photographed and biochemically characterized as a whole unique structure”.

    There are a number of other researchers that provide a corroboration of the assertion that the virus theory lacks evidence. For example, the Australian Perth Group proved scientifically that the existence of the HIV virus has not been demonstrated, saying: “One has no choice but to conclude that whatever HIV is, it is not the virus that causes AIDS, or even is it a real virus”. This is supported by German molecular biologist Peter Duesberg, who claims that AIDS is actually caused by illicit drug abuse and antiretroviral medications (Duesberg et al 2009).

    In his book ‘Imparied Health’, John Tilden explains the real cause of measles, which is not caused by a virus, saying: “Measles is the manner in which a child’s body throws off toxemia. When children are cared for improperly, they become toxemic and their skin eliminates toxin to a greater degree than does the skin of grown people”. Meanwhile, in the book ‘Virus Mania’, by Torsten Engelbrecht, he explains how various diseases blamed on viruses (from HIV, to Hepatitis C, to the Spanish flu virus) can be explained by other causes and there is no real proof of the existence of these viruses; see excerpts from the book here, here and here.

    Vaccines = poison lie.

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