Date:   6/14/2011 7:22:19 PM ( 14 y ago)
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Actually, people who have healthy immune systems are not equally susceptible to disease.  While they may still come down with diseases, they do so far less often than those who have weak immune systems.  The reason is that in many instances a strong natural immune system prevents a disease from ever acquiring a foothold.  As the late great scientists Antoine Bechamp observed, disease is caused by a combination of undernourished cells and toxins which create an unhealthy environment (unhealthy cellular terrain) which is favorable for disease to proliferate.

Barring an immune disorder, it is very rare to find instances of a strong immune system to be detrimental.  Even when there someone does have an immune disorder, natural immune modulators can often enable them to have a strong immune system while controlling the immune disorder.

The Spanish Flu was a very rare exception when it comes to the normal benefits of having a strong immune system.  In the instance of the Spanish Flu, people were exposed to a new virus which they had no natural antibodies for.  If such ever happens again, it is still a good idea to have as strong an immune system as possible while taking plenty of natural antivirals and pathogen killers.

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