All viruses are pparasites?

That's why pets and livestock have regular treatment schedules for controlling them.

Why don't humans?

Is the Earth Flat?
Do Satellites exist?

No.
Yes.

When germ theory was first created, the scientists at the time were against classifying the pathogen we now call viruses under the category of virus .... and instead wanted them to be classified as a division of parasites.

But there was a very big push from J.P. Morgan at the time to fund all those for germ theory that wanted the virus category, and to denounce those who wanted them to be classed as parasites.

When germ theory won the fight (because big money backed it and paid off all key individuals to make it happen) and viruses were in their own category, majority of the scientists at the time rebelled and called germ theory a bogus and unscientific theory. Those opposed to germ theory wanted the virus category abandoned and the parasitic category expanded, but they were ignored and called unprofessional and accused of causing sensationalism.


So they were probably 100% right.

If "viruses" are in fact parasites, then it would mean vaccines are completely unnecessary and that anti-parasitic medications should be used to treat all viral conditions (which explains why doctors told people "sorry we cant help you with a virus, just go home, rest, sleep, drink water and eat good food to recover in a few days"). It would also explain why "viruses" cause fevers just as bad as serious parasitic conditions.

According to this and other sources, all viruses are obligate parasites.

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Obligate parasites are parasites which depend on a host for survival.

Obligate parasites are parasites.

All viruses are obligate parasites.

All viruses are parasites.

Then why do we call them viruses?

Why don't we call them parasites?

Viruses are considered non living parasites, that can live on countertops. Once the virus enters the body and takes up residence in cells they replicate, and degenerate into parasites. A parasite needs a living host to survive, a virus lacks the capacity to thrive and reproduce outide of a host. That is why antibiotics won’t work on viruses, but will work on parasites.

Every living thing has varying parasitic properties.
We eat plants and/or animals for our survival.
One can say the Earth(if you personify a rock) is our host.
Nothing can live alone in the void of space.

dr. hulda clark...

look her book up

... oops

If all viruses are parasites, then all viruses would be affected by the #1 de-wormer in the form of wormwood, quite possibly the most bitter substance on the planet. It creates an inhospitable environment for the parasites, and they flee via the intestines.

Manly Palmer Hall said that all metals are ... ALIVE. And grow. If that is true, then metals would also fall under the category of parasites. To no surprise, wormwood also works on mercury AND autism.

There was a doctor in Italy who said that all cancer was fungi related, meaning that it was entirely based upon the pH. Optimal range is around 7, like most plants. Once you get to 4, you start seeing cancer. When your pH gets too low, you die. His recommendation was to use baking soda, which is 100 times stronger than 7 with a pH of 9. It oxides the body internally and has a profound effect upon cancer.

It's interesting that she engineered a device which detects "entities".

In what other context is that word often used?

Coincidentally, art bell is on my tv interviewing some guy on the topic of montauk and al belick, etc.

He was just talking about the effects of electromagntism on dna. I have to rewind this.

only about 10% of the cells that make up "your" body have your DNA ther rest bacteria and stuff...


oh and this sciencey lookin bloke seems to have a clue about viruses

this episode was talking about parasites. You might be interested.

Maybe all of the chemicals in the air, food and water kill them.

Infectious Disease physician, Winkler G. Weinberg, MD, says the snake on the caduceus is actually a parasite known as the Guinea worm.
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They suspect the reason dogs seem to be able to smell cancer in their owners is because dogs can smell parasites. Or sense them.

Wormwood kills parasites.

The Canary Islands were named after the dogs who lived there.

The Canary Islands are home to a specific type of wormwood.

The Canary Islands are erupting. or one is anyway, so far.

Fauci/NIH infecting dogs with parasites ("transmissable to humans" type of parasites).

Wtf?

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Molecular parasite, yes.

virus isn't alive. It hijacks host DNA/RNA, and uses it to self-replicate - the very definition of "parasite"

Antiparasitic drugs attack the viral hijacking and self-replication. When you get into the biology of it, it's very clear that anti-parasitics work on viruses for the same reasons they are effective against parasites. . .

Similar reasons why anti-parasitics also are highly effective against multiple forms of cancers, bringing many cancers that are resistant to normal therapies into full remission in many cases. . .

There are many reasons they are trying to block anti-parasitic drugs. . .