How to Stop Contagious Disease From Spreading
By Dr. Val
This cold and flu season, how about we all agree to quarantine ourselves at the first hint of an infection? That would mean that when a sudden fatigue hits, or dizziness, or a sore throat/cough/tickle, or wave of nausea...we go home, bolt the door, and don't come out until we are well. It might sound impossible but if more people adhered to this suggestion there would be a lot less illness passed around. Whether you believe in Germ Theory (current conventional medicine) or Terrain Theory (traditional medicine), something is getting passed around. Conventional medicine treats the symptoms while traditional/alternative medicine seeks to remove the cause. In the case of colds and flu, it’s usually the body launching into detox mode. A case can also be made regarding the contagion of negative thoughts that impact the energetic/etheric body, causing illness.
The main problem with not infecting others has to do with the way colds and flu are passed: the viral particles are shed by the infected person at least 24 hours before they realize they are ill. Once the symptoms start, it's too late-everyone you had contact with in the previous 24 hours already has a dose of those particles (whether it’s germs or thoughts). Of course, the best way to avoid passing viruses around is to practice good hand washing techniques and to cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing (and don't touch anything until those germ-laden hands are washed).
If you ever want to see what can happen without proper hand washing, get yourself some 'glow germ' solution and put one drop on a hand and rub it all over the hand. Then go through your normal motions: open doors, answer the phone, shake hands, eat, etc. Then get out the black-light and see where you have been. Yow! There will be little 'glow-germs' all over the place, including on other people. Even with vigorous washing, there will still be lines of 'glow-germs' on your hands. It's enough to make one paranoid about ever touching things in public again.
The problem of passing contagious diseases around to innocent people is one that has been with all life-forms since...well...life began on Earth. We can do something about it by being more compassionate and sequestering ourselves away when we think we have “caught” something. Since contagious diseases have a geometric progression (one infects two who infect four, who infect sixteen, etc), we usually have a little warning that something is out there. So when you feel a symptom of cold or flu, get thyself to the cave and roll the rock to behind you.
In the case where almost an entire city gets the flu within a day or two, it isn't a normal progression...it's our government experimenting on the population to see how many would be knocked out with biological warfare. History has multiple incidences of such things being foisted upon an unsuspecting public (it's not just our government, it's every government). Welcome to the insanity of modern warfare.
The least we can do to protect ourselves and loved ones is practice good hygiene and do our best to avoid passing along bacteria or viruses that we harbor. Consider: there is a good chance that at least 4% of the infected will die from the common flu. It just makes sense to do our best to protect self and others. After all, that 4% doesn't sound like much unless it happens to us or someone we care about.
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