I don't think there is a conspiracy theory. I think there are...

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I don't think there is a Conspiracy theory, with the AMA or WHO meeting monthly to try to figure out how to keep the presence of parasites hidden so they can sell more drugs and surgeries - that is just too unreal to think about.
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I don't think there is a Conspiracy theory.
I think there are too many laws and rules that give doctors a kind of monopoly in the human health, and because of the confort and security they have, they don't try to think and search for others causes and others solutions.

They have become masters in the art of repeating what they have learned in school and in seminars. To repair the tissues or the bones of a human body this is a good thing. To find the cause of chronic "diseases" and find solutions this is a bad thing.



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There is something really creepy about the medical community not acknowledging parasites and worms. parasite infections have been around for thousands of years, and written about in the oldest medical writings. Why would someone not think, along with other disease, that these types of infection rates have risen also?
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They are focused on bacterias, viruses, fungus, abnormal cells, crisis of elimination when all these effects are probably caused by parasites, obstructions, intoxications, irritations...



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It seems paranoid to say that the motive is money - money for treating chronic symptoms with drugs, and surgies to remove diseased organs, but there is simply no other conclusion to make.
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I don't see the things like that, i see that too much money, too much confort, too much security (laws and rules which give a monopoly to allopath doctors in France), too many procedures to respect, make the doctors become lazy and narrow-minded. Tweet