LOUIS PASTEUR – THE ORIGINS
OF
WESTERN MEDICINE EXPOSED |
Louis Pasteur
1822-1895
Antoine Bechamp
1816-1908
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Traditional Western medicine is based on the doctrines
of French chemist, Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) Most of us know his name
from the process of pasteurization and his Germ Theory of Disease. Pasteur’s
Germ Theory claims that a fixed species of microbes from an external source
invade the body and are the first cause of infectious disease. This theory
was officially accepted as the foundation of Western Medicine in the late
19th century. It was also adopted by the American
Medical Association and drug companies who colluded to destroy the competing
homeopathic medical profession. Now a multi-trillion dollar a year business
the pharmaceutical companies have ruthlessly hijacked the healthcare system
in pursuit of profits and have used the legal system to block many effective
alternative medicines and therapies from reaching the general public.
This is a tragedy of enormous proportions and what very few people know
is that an alternative to Pasteur’s approach was formed by a brilliant
contemporary of biologist named Antoine Bechamp 1816-1908. Bechamp’s
work may have revolutionized medicine had it been adopted. Unfortunately
Bechamp was just a man of science and not politics. In a political world
he found himself up against a skillful politician with wealthy connections
- Louis Pasteur. In her book Bechamp
or Pasture? A lost chapter in the history of Biology, Ethel Douglas Hume
claims that Pasteur, a chemist with no education in life sciences repeatedly
plagiarized Bechamp’s work , distorted it and submitted it to the
French academy of sciences as his own! Hume also cites an observation
by Florence Nightingale,
the pioneer of nursing. As she observed peoples symptoms she noticed them
changing spontaneously from one disease to another. She wrote “The
specific disease doctrine is the grand refuge of the weak, uncultured,
unstable minds such as now rule in the medical profession. There are no
specific diseases; there are specific disease-conditions” Nightingale’s
astute observations were verified by Bechamp’s
ground breaking research which showed that nearly all disease is caused
by a toxic or acidic internal environment. When bacteria, viruses, yeasts,
moulds and funguses (which are naturally present in our bodies), multiply
to un-naturally high levels, due to a compromised internal terrain (poor
diet ), the waste materials they produce are highly toxic and are actually
the cause of
disease.
PASTEUR GERM THEORY |
BECHAMP TOXICITY THEORY |
1 . Disease arises from micro-organisms originating outside the
body.
2. Micro-organisms should be guarded against and destroyed to prevent
disease.
3. The appearance and function of specific organisms is constant.
4. Every disease is associated with a particular micro organism.
5. Microorganisms are primary causal agents.
6. Disease is inevitable and can `strike' anyone.
7. To prevent and cure diseases, it is necessary to
build defenses', and destroy pathogens.
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1 . The susceptibility to disease arises from conditions within
the body.
2. Micro-organisms are beneficial and life-sustaining if the body
is kept clean of toxins.
3. The appearance and function of specific microIorganisms changes
when the host organism is injured, either mechanically,biochemically
or emotionally.
4. Every disease is associated with a particular condition
5. Micro-organisms become associated with disease onlywhen the cells
become toxified.
6. Disease arises from conditions of increased toxicity.
7. Preventing or curing diseases consists of cleaning toxicity harmlessly. |
For further reading on this subject
I highly recommend “Sick &
Tired” by Robert O Young
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