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What Really Causes Influenza? Part 1 - Mar 05, 2022
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Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
https://www.humanley.com/blog/what-really-causes-influenza-part-1
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1906 – Davis et al. attempted to infect 1 healthy person with influenza by injecting them with nasal secretions from an individual suffering from influenza. This person did not become ill5.
1917 – Dold et al. injected healthy people with the nasal secretions taken from one ill person, 0/40 healthy people became ill6.
1918 – Nuzum et al. conducted 2 separate experiments trying to infect healthy people by spraying mucous secretions taken from one ill person into their nasal passages, 0/7 became ill7.
1918 – Selter et al. took mucous secretions from 5 people and sprayed it into the noses and mouths of 2 healthy people, 0/2 became ill8.
1918 – Nicolle et al. injected monkeys with the bronchial secretions of sick people. Blood was then taken from the monkeys and injected in to healthy human participants, 0/2 became ill9.
1919 – Michelli et al. injected healthy people with mucous from ill people in 2 separate experiments, 0/18 became ill10.
1919 – Lister et al. took a group of healthy men to a deserted island and sprayed infected mucous into their eyes, noses and mouths, 0/11 became ill11.
1919 – Yamanouchi et al. sprayed infected mucous into the noses and throats of healthy men, 0/14 became ill12.
1919 – Wahl et al. attempted to infect healthy men by dropping mucous into their mouths and noses. 0/5 became ill. Similar experiments were attempted again one year later with another group of healthy men, 0/2 became ill13.
1920 - Bloomfield exposed healthy men to mucous secretions taken from sick people, 0/14 became ill14.
1920 - Schmidt et al. conducted two controlled experiments, exposing healthy people to the bodily fluids of sick people suffering influenza. Of 196 people exposed to the mucous secretions of sick people, 21 (10.7%) developed colds and three (1.5%) developed grippe (influenza). In the second group, of the 84 healthy people exposed to mucous secretions of sick people, five (5.9%) developed grippe and four (4.7%) developed colds. Of forty-three controls who had been inoculated with sterile physiological salt solutions eight (18.6%) developed colds. A higher percentage of people got sick after being exposed to saline compared to those being exposed to the “virus”15.
1920 – Cecil et al. believed influenza was caused by a bacteria and exposed healthy men to Pfieffer’s bacillus, the bacteria many doctors believed at the time was the cause of the flu. Interestingly, all 12 healthy participants fell ill with influenza-like-illness. How is this possible when the cause of influenza is supposedly a virus?14
1921 – Williams et al. exposed healthy men to the mucous secretions of sick people suffering influenza, 0/45 became ill6.
1924 – Robertson et al. took the mucous secretions from 16 influenza patients and exposed it to healthy men, 0/100 became ill15.
1937 – Burnet et al. exposed healthy men to the influenza virus via means of inoculation. Whilst this experiment was not designed to infect participants, it is interesting that despite being exposed to the virus, 0/200 became ill.
1940 – Francis et al. exposed healthy men to the mucous taken from an infected person, 0/11 became ill.
cause of influenza germ theory influenza real health virology virus isolation what really makes you sick
Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
https://www.humanley.com/blog/what-really-causes-influenza-part-1
https://www.facebook.com/dan.roy.395891/posts/497982701929302
Pure Bible Forum
https://www.purebibleforum.com/inde...as-reviews-the-transmission-experiments.2444/
1906 – Davis et al. attempted to infect 1 healthy person with influenza by injecting them with nasal secretions from an individual suffering from influenza. This person did not become ill5.
1917 – Dold et al. injected healthy people with the nasal secretions taken from one ill person, 0/40 healthy people became ill6.
1918 – Nuzum et al. conducted 2 separate experiments trying to infect healthy people by spraying mucous secretions taken from one ill person into their nasal passages, 0/7 became ill7.
1918 – Selter et al. took mucous secretions from 5 people and sprayed it into the noses and mouths of 2 healthy people, 0/2 became ill8.
1918 – Nicolle et al. injected monkeys with the bronchial secretions of sick people. Blood was then taken from the monkeys and injected in to healthy human participants, 0/2 became ill9.
1919 – Michelli et al. injected healthy people with mucous from ill people in 2 separate experiments, 0/18 became ill10.
1919 – Lister et al. took a group of healthy men to a deserted island and sprayed infected mucous into their eyes, noses and mouths, 0/11 became ill11.
1919 – Yamanouchi et al. sprayed infected mucous into the noses and throats of healthy men, 0/14 became ill12.
1919 – Wahl et al. attempted to infect healthy men by dropping mucous into their mouths and noses. 0/5 became ill. Similar experiments were attempted again one year later with another group of healthy men, 0/2 became ill13.
1920 - Bloomfield exposed healthy men to mucous secretions taken from sick people, 0/14 became ill14.
1920 - Schmidt et al. conducted two controlled experiments, exposing healthy people to the bodily fluids of sick people suffering influenza. Of 196 people exposed to the mucous secretions of sick people, 21 (10.7%) developed colds and three (1.5%) developed grippe (influenza). In the second group, of the 84 healthy people exposed to mucous secretions of sick people, five (5.9%) developed grippe and four (4.7%) developed colds. Of forty-three controls who had been inoculated with sterile physiological salt solutions eight (18.6%) developed colds. A higher percentage of people got sick after being exposed to saline compared to those being exposed to the “virus”15.
1920 – Cecil et al. believed influenza was caused by a bacteria and exposed healthy men to Pfieffer’s bacillus, the bacteria many doctors believed at the time was the cause of the flu. Interestingly, all 12 healthy participants fell ill with influenza-like-illness. How is this possible when the cause of influenza is supposedly a virus?14
1921 – Williams et al. exposed healthy men to the mucous secretions of sick people suffering influenza, 0/45 became ill6.
1924 – Robertson et al. took the mucous secretions from 16 influenza patients and exposed it to healthy men, 0/100 became ill15.
1937 – Burnet et al. exposed healthy men to the influenza virus via means of inoculation. Whilst this experiment was not designed to infect participants, it is interesting that despite being exposed to the virus, 0/200 became ill.
1940 – Francis et al. exposed healthy men to the mucous taken from an infected person, 0/11 became ill.
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