Well, in my substack I am not talking about any specific disease, I try to generalize, even though I have made some assumptions one may disagree with. In relation to EMF radiation and disease you could take a look to the literature
Human disease resulting from exposure to electromagnetic fields
"The issue is more important than ever given the rapid increase in the use of cell phones and other wireless devices. This review summarizes the evidence stating that excessive exposure to magnetic fields from power lines and other sources of electric current increases the risk of development of some cancers and neurodegenerative diseases, and that excessive exposure to RF radiation increases risk of cancer, male infertility, and neurobehavioral abnormalities."
Another very interesting source, which still is controversial, is this video from Dr. Group
Wow. You are way over my head with the science terms, but at the same time, I am on the brim of having just an inkling of understanding what you are trying to say. In my own terms it is that viruses only exist to the extent that we have embraced a bad theory and fitting together our own manmade pieces of the puzzle to make it appear true.
So we have COVID. Let's put it through some special hoops so we can prove this is a virus that exists according to the faulty virus theory of our times.
I try not to use the term virus because it seems to be very controversial. My main concern is What Causes Disease and I think the Germ Theory is not fit for purpose.
To your question: "That seems to suggest that there is a 'toxin' being produced that is able to be passed on to others who are of similar composition in their ecosystem/terrain. What do you think about that?"
What I am referring to as Biological Structures, if I specify a little more, are part of networks, signaling pathways, cascade reactions, information-transfer, the coherence itself of the whole ecosystem... We just try to simplify all of that by saying things like, these are Molecules, these are Genes, these are Viruses, these are Bacteria, these are cell Organelles, these are Cells, these are Tissues and so on and so forth. However, there is no clear line of separation between these Biological Structures in reality. That's why we also need to use terms like Ecosystem.
Thus, none of these are toxins by themselves. Like eosinophils from the Immune System, for instance, which are allegedly full of "toxic" components, but nobody would call them toxins, even though they are indeed Biological Structures Associated with certain Diseases.
Answering your question, no, a "toxin" is not passed between individuals who are susceptible to the same Ecosystemic Factors. What I would say that is happening, in my own terms, is that they are subject to similar types of Information-Transfer Imbalances that may cause, like in this case, to promote the presence of certain types of "toxic" components that may be associated with a Disease Course.
One of the reasons why I do not endorse the concept of passing Disease-Causing Agents, Toxins... between individuals is because, as I said, there is no clear line of separation between them within the ecosystem. Additionally it promotes logical errors, with clear consequences within a society, promoting extreme prejudice, bias, and superstitious thinking, to the point of being irrational, fear based and even violent and/or totalitarian. Barbaric Statements like the following can arise from that way of thinking: "you gave it to me", "you killed my grandma", "you must be banned from society", "you are a super-spreader", "you must be quarantine", "you must be forced to be vaccinated"... All of which are based on Superstition and they resemble Witch Hunting from the Dark Ages.
Interesting point. Well, to my understanding and from my own experience, many diseases could be characterized as psychosomatic. A Traumatic Injury, for instance, where you may have been induced to move in a certain way that caused the event; due to your own cognition, emotions, fears... Even a fungal infection of the foot if you think about it. Yes, that's interesting.
Over my head… but whatabout toxins like electric magnetic frequencies causing such symptoms…?
Well, in my substack I am not talking about any specific disease, I try to generalize, even though I have made some assumptions one may disagree with. In relation to EMF radiation and disease you could take a look to the literature
Human disease resulting from exposure to electromagnetic fields
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24280284/
(You can read the Full Article here) http://www.fraw.org.uk/data/esmog/carpenter_2013.pdf
"The issue is more important than ever given the rapid increase in the use of cell phones and other wireless devices. This review summarizes the evidence stating that excessive exposure to magnetic fields from power lines and other sources of electric current increases the risk of development of some cancers and neurodegenerative diseases, and that excessive exposure to RF radiation increases risk of cancer, male infertility, and neurobehavioral abnormalities."
Another very interesting source, which still is controversial, is this video from Dr. Group
The Shocking Truth About 5G and EMF
(YouTube Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToRq5fP58Ks
Thank you so much for providing all of the links - so very helpful!
Wow. You are way over my head with the science terms, but at the same time, I am on the brim of having just an inkling of understanding what you are trying to say. In my own terms it is that viruses only exist to the extent that we have embraced a bad theory and fitting together our own manmade pieces of the puzzle to make it appear true.
So we have COVID. Let's put it through some special hoops so we can prove this is a virus that exists according to the faulty virus theory of our times.
I try not to use the term virus because it seems to be very controversial. My main concern is What Causes Disease and I think the Germ Theory is not fit for purpose.
To your question: "That seems to suggest that there is a 'toxin' being produced that is able to be passed on to others who are of similar composition in their ecosystem/terrain. What do you think about that?"
What I am referring to as Biological Structures, if I specify a little more, are part of networks, signaling pathways, cascade reactions, information-transfer, the coherence itself of the whole ecosystem... We just try to simplify all of that by saying things like, these are Molecules, these are Genes, these are Viruses, these are Bacteria, these are cell Organelles, these are Cells, these are Tissues and so on and so forth. However, there is no clear line of separation between these Biological Structures in reality. That's why we also need to use terms like Ecosystem.
Thus, none of these are toxins by themselves. Like eosinophils from the Immune System, for instance, which are allegedly full of "toxic" components, but nobody would call them toxins, even though they are indeed Biological Structures Associated with certain Diseases.
Answering your question, no, a "toxin" is not passed between individuals who are susceptible to the same Ecosystemic Factors. What I would say that is happening, in my own terms, is that they are subject to similar types of Information-Transfer Imbalances that may cause, like in this case, to promote the presence of certain types of "toxic" components that may be associated with a Disease Course.
One of the reasons why I do not endorse the concept of passing Disease-Causing Agents, Toxins... between individuals is because, as I said, there is no clear line of separation between them within the ecosystem. Additionally it promotes logical errors, with clear consequences within a society, promoting extreme prejudice, bias, and superstitious thinking, to the point of being irrational, fear based and even violent and/or totalitarian. Barbaric Statements like the following can arise from that way of thinking: "you gave it to me", "you killed my grandma", "you must be banned from society", "you are a super-spreader", "you must be quarantine", "you must be forced to be vaccinated"... All of which are based on Superstition and they resemble Witch Hunting from the Dark Ages.
Interesting point. Well, to my understanding and from my own experience, many diseases could be characterized as psychosomatic. A Traumatic Injury, for instance, where you may have been induced to move in a certain way that caused the event; due to your own cognition, emotions, fears... Even a fungal infection of the foot if you think about it. Yes, that's interesting.
Good luck with your book!