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D3 said..japie said..D3 said..
So Japie, the founder of Homeopathy made up the term Allopathic back in the early 1800's to describe medicine that wasn't Homeopathy.
It is a term that people in the SCAM world use to describe modern medicine today, not actually what modern, conventional medicine is called.
Since then, modern medicine has changed dramatically and actually works. Homeopathy hasn't changed and still doesn't work.
The term allopathisch was introduced by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), in opposition to his earlier coinage hom?opathisch (from Merriam Webster)
Got it. Modern medicine.
Only a clot would deny that massive progress has been made in the past 100 years.
I'd not be able to kite were it not for two successful operations way back. Cured of malaria as a kid. Even got a vitamin deficiency story.
Three months of hideous pain and disgusting carbuncles caused by a coral induced staph infection. Four quacks, four doses of antibiotics. Final doctor took a blood sample. Called me the following day to see him where he informed me that I had a B12 deficiency. Gave me an injection there and then with three more to follow up and whoosh, bye bye infection.
But also only a clot will deny that the pharmaceutical industry has a record that makes Mengele look like Mother Teresa. Sure they've produced some incredible products. There is also a trail of bodies all over the world.
The plandemic is the ultimate example.
And deny it as enthusiastically as you like, the truth is seeping out and people will look back on this era in awe of our capacity to be hoodwinked into accepting the BS.
Just pointing out that Allopathic medicine is a made up term and is not modern, conventional medicine.
Okay, so take us back to early 2020 and tell us what you think the government should have done with their knowledge that Vitamin D deficiency was being associated with susceptibility to COVID infection?
I think that what should have been done is that everyone in the government agencies charged with issuing health advice should have been encouraging people to ascertain what their vitamin D level was. They should be doing it now because it, amongst other potential deficiencies, can and does put a person at risk of succumbing to a large number of ailments. Many of them potentially lethal.
Of course there are those who would argue that widespread blood testing would put unnecessary financial pressure on Medicare. Which is nonsense because widespread vitamin d deficiency likely has an even greater financial impact.
I have always been suspicious of the health industries motives. It stands to reason that a healthy population will deliver proportionally less profits than an unhealthy one. It is therefore logical that its agents would endeavour to suppress information which would result in a healthy population. I know many would have difficulty believing that there are people who would engage in that. Having worked at a reasonably elevated position in a large corporation it comes as no surprise to me. I read Robert Kennedy's The Real Deal Anthony Fauci. He discusses at length the level of corporate capture of all government agencies, not just the health sector which confirmed to me that I was on the right track.
So back to vitamin D. I grew up in Africa and like most people who have lived their life at those latitudes exposure to the sun was inevitable. Having relatively fair skin it became second nature to gauge when to seek shade. Getting sun burned is not fun. By the same token I also knew that exposure to the sun was healthy. Then all of a sudden bang! Sun causes melanoma.
So what changed? Obviously where there was previously no or little melanoma there now is. But how did the sun cause it? The ozone layer perhaps? I've yet to find a lucid explanation.
One of the things that has changed remarkably is our diet.
Anyone with a fundamental understanding of biology, (which I have having undertaken tertiary education which required that), will know that the mammalian body has three facets for excreting waste products, urine, sweat and feces. The skin is often described as the third kidney. And one of the things that it has been asked to do in recent times is to get rid of the plethora of chemical substances which have never before been introduced to our bodies.
Bob's your Uncle. Skin Cancer.
But it's been hammered into us over the past twenty years to stay out of the sun. Not to stay out of the sun and supplement the missing vitamin D. Just stay out of the sun. And bang there you have widespread vitamin D deficiency and the corresponding ill health.
That's my take on it anyhow. I may well be wrong. Someone once asked me to show a peer reviewed study to prove it. My response was no. You show me a peer reviewed study that proves that the sun causes melanoma. Lots of writing but no peer reviewed studies.