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Neohygiene
Parts 5 and
6 of 10
By Dan Hall
Published September 2004
The followiing are excerpts
from Dan Hall's new book, Neohygiene
When
people are diagnosed HIV-positive (a diagnosis
that could happen to anyone due to the faultiness
of the HIV test), the fear factor alone is enough
to cause disease. Mind over body is a very powerful
phenomenon, but I won’t get into that right now.
Assuming your emotions don’t get the best of you
if and when you are diagnosed positive for the
human immunodeficiency virus (and even if they
do), most doctors are going to start you out on
a strict daily regimen of AIDS drugs. Often called
the “AIDS cocktail,” this regimen can consist
of taking up to 40 pills per day for the rest
of your life.
One
of the most common AIDS drugs is AZT, which is
a very deadly drug in and of itself and is actually
capable of creating the same symptoms associated
with AIDS! Symptoms such as blood cell destruction,
chronic fatigue, lactic acidosis, and even death
can all be caused by the prolonged use of AZT.
Initially, AZT was created as a cancer drug, long
before anyone had ever heard of AIDS, but due
to its high toxicity, it was pulled by its manufacturer
and shelved, never to be used again. When AIDS
became popular, AZT was put back into production.
The
media wants us to believe that AZT was specifically
designed to combat HIV, thus preventing the onset
of full-blown AIDS, but this is a tremendous lie!
AZT was created to cure cancer, and because it
was so toxic, its use was suppressed. Now, it
is used to treat AIDS, but the sad truth of this
tale is that AZT actually causes the symptoms
associated with AIDS. In numerous clinical studies,
AIDS patients who did not take AZT actually lived
longer and healthier lives than those who popped
these deadly pills like candy.
Like
all other AIDS drugs, AZT is a notoriously harmful
drug that will kill you if taken over a prolonged
period of time. It doesn’t matter if you’re going
to develop AIDS or not. If you test HIV-positive
and you’re put on AZT, you will develop AIDS,
and you will die. And remember what I said before:
the test for HIV is faulty. Due to how it is tested
and the chances of a false positive, almost anyone
can test positive for HIV. If you test positive,
will you question the diagnosis and get a second,
third, and fourth opinion, or will you blindly
follow the medical establishment and take every
drug they hand you in hopes that you won’t get
sick?
Of
course, HIV doesn’t even exist. The belief in
viruses came about almost 40 years before the
technology existed to see at the submicroscopic
level using an electron microscope. Any first-year
molecular biology student will tell you that electron
microscopes are very poor instruments that produce
black-and-white shadows of images on computer-printed
electron micrographs that must be interpreted
by trained professionals before anyone knows what
they are. When you look at an electron micrograph,
it’s not like looking at a snapshot; it’s like
looking at black blobs on a white sheet of paper.
Unless you’re told what you’re looking at, you
have no idea what you’re seeing. News flash: Even
the trained professionals were told what to look
for at one time, so who’s to say they even know
what they’re seeing?
Back in the 1940s (after
over 35 years of believing that viruses must exist),
James Hillier manufactured the first useable transmission
electron microscope—one that could see at the
submicroscopic level. After studying the poor
electron micrographs they produced, scientists
finally agreed that they had found a virus. After
all, the belief existed for almost 40 years; they
would have looked pretty stupid if they didn’t
find something. But did they really find viruses?
Or did they just go on a modern-day witch hunt
and accuse the first thing they saw of being a
witch … er, I mean, virus?
You’ve got to know a little
something about molecular biology to really understand
the argument against the existence of viruses.
I’ll briefly explain what has happened, but don’t
worry if you don’t fully understand. I doubt there’s
more than a handful of molecular biologists who
fully understand everything they believe. Like
I said before, it’s more a religion than a science.
Anyway, right now in your body, you have billions
upon billions of cells—muscle cells, tissue cells,
blood cells, bone cells, and so forth. All of
these cells work together to form you. But while
you can live many, many years (perhaps a lot longer
than you currently believe), your cells only live
for weeks or months at a time.
After that, they undergo
the process of cellular division. One cell splits
into two cells, two into four, four into eight,
etc. Cells can only divide so many times before
they get kind of old, and then they die. Their
progeny, of course, can go on forever. But cells
do die. The process is known as apoptosis—a kind
of cellular suicide. When this occurs to a cell,
the cell dissipates inside the bloodstream and
becomes a rather sloppy blob of genetic material
and protein debris. Getting back to viruses, the
definition for a virus is a genome wrapped in
a protein sheath.
A genome is nothing more
than genetic material, so if a dead cell is genetic
material and protein debris, then wouldn’t it
make sense that these materials could be misidentified
on occasion as viruses? A genome wrapped in a
protein sheath could easily be a dead cell or
a virus. During the 1940s, scientists did not
know that cells died and dissipated in the bloodstream.
Instead of finding viruses, they found dead cells,
and their witch hunt concluded with them believing
that viruses were nonliving genomes wrapped in
protein sheaths.
But scientists still believe
in viruses. Don’t they? Sure they do, because
as I have already mentioned, the germ theory of
disease is rarely put to the test, and even when
it is, any unwanted conclusions are written off
as poor research. The germ theory is, for all
intents and purposes, written in stone. It would
be blasphemous to go against such a steadfast
belief. But science still goes on. The medical
establishment has learned about apoptosis—the
death of a cell. And what’s interesting is that
they have admitted on many occasions that dead
cells can be misidentified as viruses. The two
are so similar until it is difficult to tell them
apart! Could it then be possible that a virus
is nothing more than a dead cell?
Concerning viruses, there
is much more to the story. Viruses are said to
invade living cells in order to force reproduction.
When living cells eat dead cells (as they do all
the time in the bloodstream), it could easily
appear as though a virus is entering into a living
cell. When living cells eat, it is known as phagocytosis.
The process of phagocytosis, then, has been misidentified
as a virus entering a cell. Keep in mind that
no one sees this process in live action. It must
all be interpreted on a series of electron micrographs,
which are computer- printed shadows of images
on black-and-white paper. It takes experts to
read these micrographs, and even the experts have
admitted that they have mistaken dead cells for
viruses on many occasions. Couldn’t they have
also mistaken phagocytosis for a virus entering
into a living cell?
For what it’s worth, viruses
do not cause disease. They don’t even exist. Viral
diseases such as smallpox, AIDS, HPS, the flu,
and even the common cold are not caused by viruses,
and are, therefore, not contagious. So, what causes
smallpox? Smallpox supposedly does not occur anymore,
because it was supposedly eradicated many years
ago. Regardless, its symptoms are still around.
We call these symptoms by other names now, such
as chicken pox, German measles, etc. But are these
symptoms really indicative of a disease?
What you’ve got to understand
is that the body, while complex by design, is
very simple in operation. When you take drugs,
eat what you shouldn’t, drink, smoke, live without
regards to health, take routine vaccinations,
and stifle your symptoms with medications, your
body has no choice but to find a way to get rid
of all this toxic stuff you’ve been pumping into
it. So, when it needs to, your body forces a detoxification
to eliminate all of the toxins you have been consuming.
What you normally consider disease is actually
your body’s way of making you healthier!
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Dan Hall Hall
is a teacher and author living in Georgia.
Visit him on
the Web at http://www.neohygiene.com.
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