Should you be worried about the bird flu virus? Should you be worried about any virus?

If you have ever searched online for a health condition, you’ll notice that there are common symptoms in many conditions. For example, the common cold or flu has symptoms of fatigue, discharge, headache, sore throat, congestion, fever and maybe a lack of appetite.

These are very common symptoms that millions of people experience every day, around the world.

In fact, all flus, whatever the name ascribed to it, in this case H5N1, have the same symptoms, not all of which are present in a single individual. Many of these same symptoms are also present in many other conditions. So is a label, a diagnosis, useful?

One reason for labels is that it gives the medics a shortlist of the drugs to use. However, their diagnosis can be wrong.

It appears that viruses have never been proved to exist. All the current ‘scientific’ information that attempts to prove their existence starts from a false premise. Much greater minds and researchers than me have expanded on this, especially in the last few years.

It seems that the idea of virus’ was invented as a way to explain why medical treatment was failing in so many. You could say that was a cop out for taking responsibility for what you do.

Health is complicated and to blame a single ‘entity’ that can’t be proved to exist seems to me to be irresponsible.

What about lifestyle?

What about diet?

What about toxins?

What about trauma?

What about stress?

Are they trying to imply that none of these very important aspects have any bearing on our health?

We saw the gradual whipping up of fear a few short years ago. The fever point for some people was so great that they died from it.

However, when you stop to examine what’s really going on, there is absolutely no need for fear. At least not from viruses.

When something is planned to end in the sale of an item that has no liability, you need to be strategic. You need to create fear. You need to blur what’s really going on. And you need to ramp up the fear in stages.

The current part of the plan involves government officials being sent in to test a few animals in a factory lot for a single ‘virus’. Not for general health. Just a single entity.

Medical and veterinary testing is known to be highly unreliable. One vet told me you can get different results from the same sample, on the same day on the same equipment.

The decision to slaughter millions of animals is based on testing a few animals, for a single entity, on equipment that can give different results. Does this sound scientific?

The slaughter is by gassing the animals with carbon dioxide or increased atmospheric pressure, neither of which could be considered humane or without distress.

The carcasses are then sent to rendering plants where the end products are sold to, amongst other buyers, pet food companies.

The next stage is to produce people with the ‘virus’. Then blame the animals they work with, such as farm workers. ‘The virus jumped from animal to human.’ This then leads to the slaughter of these animals.

As long as people buy into this, the plan will unfold until they are begging for a wonder shot to protect them against this deadly life form that has never been proved to exist.

The funny thing is that the bird flu virus, or any virus, is simply an expression of your body that all is not well. Maybe you’ve overdone things and need to rest, but won’t. The flu will make you rest. Maybe you’re really unhappy at work and need a few days off. The flu is a wonderful saviour.

There are 101 reasons why you get the flu in any variation, or any similar conditions. And they can all be significantly improved and healed by the judicious use of well prescribed homeopathic remedies.

The homeopathic world has no need to make up excuses for our failure to help patients. 

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