Germ Theory Just A Theory

In 1918, a pandemic study proposed that viruses might merely be toxic cell excretions, challenging contagion theories. If cells are poisoned, could these excretions be wrongly blamed for causing illness?

Take the Spanish Flu. Its spread was linked to electromagnetic shifts, akin to 5G theories today. Could pandemics stem from environmental changes, like electrification, rather than infection?

This view suggests hidden patterns: do tech shifts coincide with illness surges, misidentified as viral? Virologists may observe only the aftermath, not the direct cause.

Are we overlooking larger patterns by focusing just on germs, ignoring historic electromagnetic shifts? Might our health narratives be influenced by these silent connections, urging us to look beyond the microscope? Consider diverse perspectives and unseen forces shaping our world.