The Dream & Lie of Louis Pasteur

Some authorities have considered the leucocytes to be an essential part of the blood,
in which case their dissolution should be a dangerous loss to the person concerned.
In my opinion, however, the leucocytes are nothing more than body waste or refuse
in the process of elimination, and their dissolution immediately places a liquid toxic
poison in the blood with no means of preventing it being absorbed, wherever the
blood goes, into any and all tissues. Hence the possibility that the brain, the heart,
or other organs not intended to handle these toxic poisons might absorb some of
them.
Have you ever seen two leucocytes that were the same size or shape? They appear to
vary widely in both characteristics - looking, in fact, more like crumbled cheese than
living tissues.
GERMS IN SERUMS MAY ATTACK THE HEART VALVES
Other authorities have described other dangers in the use of serums, for instance Dr
E. C. Rosenow, then of the Mayo Clinic, said over 25 years ago that certain varieties
of germs in serums used in his experiments had "an affinity for the heart valves"!
He describes experiments in which he found that the green-producing variety of
germs in the serums attacked the valves of the heart, while a certain hemolyzing
variety attacked the body joints, thus causing rheumatism!
In November 1925, the Chicago Health Department stated that:
"...more children of the ages of 10 to 14 die of heart disease in
Chicago than of all other children's diseases put together!"
If Dr Rosenow's statements are true, do you wonder that Chicago children are
dropping dead on the street, with all the serumization that is practised in our
schools? In the olden days, it was very rare for a child of 10 to 14 years of age to die
of heart disease.
Dr Frederick Hoffman, Ll.D., Consulting Statistician of the Prudential Insurance
Company of America, said:
"Heart diseases in all civilized countries are the leading cause of
death and of a vast amount of physical impairment. As far as it is
possible to judge, the relative frequency of heart disease in
proportion to population has everywhere been increasing during
the last two decades, although evidence to this effect is more or
less conflicting."
While most diseases that kill mankind off have gone down at an almost wonderful
pace since sanitation was first introduced to the world, this particular one is
increasing, for some reason the authorities profess not to understand.
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