Executive Summary There are very obvious reasons why HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS. We cover these reasons in this article. Introduction This extremely important letter contains the logical questions about the official virus hypothesis of AIDS.
Executive Summary When is an infectious disease not infectious? When it is hepatitis C. Introduction Virology has a little-discussed and significantly censored multi-century history of getting many diseases wrong and trying to propose that just about every disease is due to a bacteria or a virus.
Executive Summary The slow virus was manufactured from whole cloth because the way viruses work did not fit with the needs of virologists. Introduction Virology has a little-discussed and significantly censored multi-century history of getting many diseases wrong and trying to propose that just about every disease is due to a bacteria or a virus.
Executive Summary The attempt to push the virus hypothesis into every area of ailment repeatedly set back solving major health issues, including scurvy and beriberi. Introduction Virology has a little-discussed and significantly censored multi-century history of getting many diseases wrong and trying to propose that just about every disease is due to a bacteria or…
Executive Summary This article covers the factors that play into developing a recommended dosage of Mebendazole recommended dose. Article Summary This article covers the appropriate dosage of Mebendazole, the alignment of health authorities against Mebendazole, whether specific dosages exist for different cancers, and the benefits of Mebendazole.
Executive Summary There are very obvious reasons why HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS. We cover these reasons in this article. Introduction This extremely important letter contains the logical questions of the official virus hypothesis of AIDS.
Executive Summary There was a shockingly accurate list of questions asked in a congressional letter to Dr. Fauci that is nearly unknown. Introduction This extremely important letter contains the logical questions of the official virus hypothesis of AIDS.
Executive Summary The medical establishment made a large number of wildly inaccurate forecasts about AIDS. Why were all of them wrong? Introduction The medical establishment proposed that it understood very well what caused AIDS and that all of those scientists who had different hypotheses should be censored. If what the medical establishment said was true,…
Executive Summary The medical establishment engaged in coercive and deceptive tactics to get the media to provide false information to the public. Introduction The medical establishment rigged the media to provide false information to the public on AIDS, to stoke the fear about AIDS, and to maximize the profits of the preferred medical entities.
Executive Summary The medical establishment bought the silence and eventual support of AIDS activists for AZT. Introduction AZT is a deadly chemotherapy drug that was repurposed to be used against HIV.