The_Contagion_Myth_Why_Viruses_(Including_Coronavirus)_Are_Not_the_Cause_of_Disease_by_Thomas_S._Cowan,_Sally_Fallon_Morell

Today’s pandemic raises many questions. What makes some people
more vulnerable than others to the effects of 5G? Why did thirty-five sailors
on the battleship Arachne not get sick? Which environmental factors
weaken our defenses? How should we treat this disease if it is not a viral
disease? What about our diets? Can we protect ourselves with the right food
choices? We will address these questions in subsequent chapters.
Most important, we will show that the minute particles called viruses
are actually exosomes—not invaders but toxin-gobbling messengers that
our cells produce to help us adjust to environmental assaults, including
electro-smog. After all, most people have adjusted to worldwide radio
waves, electricity in their homes, and ubiquitous Wi-Fi (and the sparrow
population rebounded after the flu of 1738); exosomes are what allow this
to happen. These tiny messengers provide real-time and rapid genetic
adaptation to environmental changes. Whether these exosomes can help us
adapt to the extreme disruption of 5G is the question of the day.