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Viruses help indirectly because they infect unstable cells that have been weakened from various causes, mainly industrial pollution. The byproduct of that infection is the disintegration of unstable cells, which has the added benefit of helping cells, indirectly.

I frankly do not believe for a moment that any corporations understand or even care about the biological processes of living organisms enough to know that viruses result from their encroachment on nature. All disease is, generally, a result of man's own ignorance and hubris. I do not think it is the grand conspiracy you may think it is insofar as it is pure ignorance. The further man gets away from nature, the more diseases will manifest. At its root: Greed.

As for science itself, it is well aware of the connection between pollution and viral outbreaks, which is why there are so many studies focused on the subject.

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Well, this is mainly about the No-Virus movement, which is ignoring fundamental evidence that shows viruses exist. Most of the people who are now vehemently against current vaccines were nowhere to be found years ago when most vaccines contained mercury and aluminum. The toxicity of mercury is unparalleled, with aluminum being a close second.

I also want to clarify that fetal tissue is not in any of the recent vaccines. Johnson & Johnson used a fetal cell line (PER.C6) in the production process, but the final vaccine does not contain these cells. The other vaccines used fetal cell lines during some phases of their development and testing but not in the production of the vaccines themselves. These particular vaccines do not contain adjuvants either.

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The existence of viruses, if they cause disease, and if they are transmissible are all separate issues.

Jeff's main critique of the "no-virus" position is that it's denying too much about the existing science, and not based on the truth. It's not much of a truth movement if it escapes an illusion by simply entering into another illusion.

Jeff agrees on the other Terrain Theory tenets about viruses not being contagious or the primary cause of disease.

Jeff's position is perhaps easier to grasp if you get past the word "virus", because this word meaning "poison" is probably not ideal, but Jeff's personally chosen to stick with the orthodoxy here (some have disagreed or have been confused by this choice). These particles exist and have been extensively studied, whatever word we choose. Where Jeff departs from the orthodoxy is that these particles aren't evil (they aren't attacking anyone, as they aren't alive), but that they have an important function in healing, which is to break down dying or dead cells when they get too toxic for other microbes to handle.

The 'no-virus' crowd, in their zeal to combat the vaccine pushers, have thrown the baby out with the bathwater and are missing important facts about biology. It sounds like a promising strategy to undercut the vaccine pushers by removing the existence of viruses altogether, but if it's based on a lie, it will only plant the seeds of the destruction for the vaccine skeptic movement.

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Gerben is a No-Virus troll who posts on my page, but I will address his comments. The No-Virus stance relies on an outdated definition of "virus", that is over 320+ years old, and predates our understanding of these complex entities. While the term originally referred to 'poison,' modern science recognizes viruses as diverse biological agents. Some are classed as pathogenic and some not, yet they are all classed as viruses.

There is no single universally agreed upon definition for the word "virus" as is used in microbiology. The basic definition is that viruses are obligate intracellular parasites that infect cells. This, again, is a limited definition and does not encompass the many types and complexities present in the virus kingdom.

The No-Virus position lacks logical coherence and does not consider the cause-and-effect dynamics between cells and their external and internal surroundings. When cells become weakened, cells go into survival mode, becoming more vulnerable, leading to the proliferation of viruses within them.

Viruses normally only infect degenerative cells because cells must present specific, compatible protein receptors in order for viruses to infect and enter a cell. These cell receptors become active when under stress. The viral receptors (like spike proteins), and cell receptor proteins, must fit together like a key; their respective shapes must match.

The byproduct of their infection is the systemic disintegration of weak cells through hydrolysis, causing those cells to undergo apoptosis and disintegrate, thereby diluting the toxin(s). The beneficial byproduct of this is that those cells are destroyed, allowing living cells to handle a toxic condition more easily.

The No-Virus position lacks logical coherence and does not consider the cause-and-effect dynamics between cells and their external and internal surroundings. When cells become weakened, cells go into survival mode, becoming more vulnerable, leading to the proliferation of viruses within them.

If No-Virus would stop pandering to conspiracy theorists who do not understand biology, and instead began to understand the science of viruses—instead of falsely claiming they do not exist—they would find that viruses are a necessary byproduct of life itself and would understand the relationship between disease and viruses.

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