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Sep 30, 2022Liked by Jeff Green

great article. thank-you. more for me to read. got a reference to you from comment on mercola.

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Aug 31, 2022Liked by Jeff Green

When I hear the word virus, I no longer fear, and am glad that our cells make our own viruses as backup to dissolve toxins. I also no longer fear the illusion that has been created equating our viruses with pathogenicity.

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Aug 20, 2023Liked by Jeff Green

Great article Jeff. Thanks. Came across your substack tonight and am catching up with your writing.

I've examined many of the claims of the no-virus camp. Before that I was certainly nauseatingly familiar with the pro-virus pathology camp. My intuitive sense keeps telling me that there is much more to this... The world of the ultra-tiny is incredibly difficult to decipher.

This article not only helps put some of my questions into a more refined perspective, but also, of course, brings up more questions. The enzymatic aspect of viral glycoproteins seems obvious... once it is actually seen. Duh!

I wrote a reply here a little earlier tonight: https://jeffgreenhealth.substack.com/p/disproving-a-popular-no-virus-arguing/comments

Your comments in this article are stimulating a broader visual concept than I had previously. Thanks again for your research and your points of view.

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Aug 30, 2022Liked by Jeff Green

Excellent!!

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Jeff. I am not sending this to dispute what you have pointed out. I was just wondering if you have seen this (and other such videos made by this same individual). It's presented in a very entertaining manner. But I was wondering if you could/would dispute any of the main points he is trying to make (in as simple language as possible). At the end, he cites a "study" that was conducted many decades ago where they fed (through many different, invasive means) "contaminant material" from sick people to perfectly healthy people and supposedly, "could not make even 1 person sick."

https://odysee.com/@spacebusters:c9/Covid19Immunityin19Minutes:c

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Water doesn't 'dissolve' oil in the presence of a detergent (soap), but rather creates an emulsion.

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Do you have an opinion about the role of cilium in virus/cell infection? I always imagined cilium as being like the hairs on our arms sensing the surrounding temperature etc. And reasoned that this might be happening on a microscopic level (i.e. sensing information and responding accordingly). Would love your thoughts.

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