The Science of Viruses

Everything that has been done in response to covid-19 in the past year-and-a-half has been based upon the word of the NIH and CDC, whose recommendations, unfortunately, are not based upon science. Most people who are not scientists think it is reasonable to listen to the authorities in regard to major health issues. But in fact, everything recommended by the NIH and CDC runs contrary to the rules of science.

So what should we all know about the science of viruses?

Viruses are non-living creatures, consisting of genetic material encased in a protein coat. Once a virus infects a living organism, it may replicate itself and proliferate in its host. Viruses constantly change, combining and recombining into different varieties of themselves. They intermittently gain and lose function and ultimately either die out or become stronger.

Viruses are spread by aerosol particles, which are smaller in size than any mask is able to stop. No matter what we do to make viruses go away, our efforts are fruitless; they circulate throughout the environment all year long waiting to take hold upon contact with someone with a weakened immune system. Then they cause symptomatic disease.

Because they cannot be filtered from the air we breathe and because they utilize “animal reservoirs”, nobody can make this virus go away. A reservoir of an infectious viral agent is the habitat in which the virus normally lives, grows, and multiplies. Reservoirs include humans, animals, and the environment. The reservoir may or may not be the source from which an agent is transferred to a host.

The CDC wants us to believe that we can make covid go away like was done with smallpox. The difference is that we were able to eradicate the smallpox virus because it had no animal reservoirs. That won't happen with covid any more than it would with the common cold, the flu, or any other respiratory virus that has animal reservoirs. Science has demonstrated time and again that this cannot be done.

Equally important is that vaccinations change none of this. If vaccinations worked, then why haven't we created and distributed vaccines for the common cold, influenza, and other viral respiratory before now? And why is it that a vaccine that is supposedly so effective is unable to halt a breakout of infections in the middle of the summer when Vitamin D levels are at their highest and respiratory viral agents aren't as effective?

By taking these prescribed vaccines we are subjecting ourselves to a condition known as antibody mediated viral enhancement; the vaccine enhances the virus's ability to successfully infect us. Plain and simple, these vaccines do not work, as demonstrated in every viral study on animals after the SARS outbreak. The NIH's own studies clearly show that vaccines are counterproductive as a measure of treatment. When vaccines like these with a low pathogenicity rate are injected into our systems, such as we are doing to fight covid, our immune system actually causes the infection to be worse than if there was no intervention at all. We are seeing an outbreak right now because the vaccines have enhanced the proliferation of the virus.

We can't stop covid with a vaccine because the vaccine is not doing the one thing we want them to do. There is no vaccine available to humankind that stops infection. So even vaccinated individuals can still spread the disease. It doesn't matter who you are – if you are infected by any viral agent, whether or not you are symptomatic, you shed pathogens. You are contagious, vaccines or not. That is the nature of viral respiratory pathogens.

We cannot stop the spread of viral infection by doing any of the things the NIH and CDC are recommending. The NIH and CDC are giving the public very bad scientific guidance. It is counter-factual and you risk your life if you follow their recommendations. The authorities want us to believe that there are no other treatments available. Lies, damn lies. There are abundant treatment protocols from lifetimes of fighting colds, the flu, and other respiratory illnesses. Simply loading up on Vitamin D and Zinc and supplementing with Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine will generally enhance the immune system adequately to serve as effective preventative and treatment measures.

Viruses are very successful organisms. They are not going away. Something far worse may be in store for us in the future. The key to holding your ground against any virus is an enhanced immune system. That is what the NIH and CDC should be promoting. And each of us who cares about our health and that of our family should be asking what measures we can take to build the best natural immunity we can have in preparation for whatever infection comes our way.