My post on this subject is indebted to TBYIL articles previously posted by Dquixote1217.

Tracing Modern Disease Treatments Back To Pasteur’s Germ Theory
Organic Sulfur For Health
Aug 22, 2016
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When you stop to reflect upon the underlying causes of the different diseases that have become commonplace today, does your reasoning consist of something along these lines: “Germs are our mortal enemy! Our bodies need help in the form of drugs and vaccines to ward off these deadly pathogens who wish to do us harm! Woe are those of us who become sick and die!”

For over a century, conventional medical practitioners – particularly in Britain and the United States – have wholeheartedly embraced without question Louis Pasteur’s (1822-95) germ theory that postulated that illness is caused when microbes invade our bodies. Pasteur believed that the human body must be protected from specific, disease-causing germs in the atmosphere that never change.

Buried deep within the lost pages of medical history is a competing theory from Pasteur’s contemporary and fellow French scientist, Dr. Antoine Béchamp (1816-1908), who believed that diseases were largely due to poor cellular terrain and that airborne germ forms were not necessary for illnesses to strike. As described in the “Cell Theory of Disease,” Béchamp was of the opinion that illnesses are caused by a combination of these four factors:

1. Your body’s acid/alkaline balance (pH)
2. Your body’s electric/magnetic charge (negative or positive).
3. Your level of poisoning (toxicity).
4. Your nutritional status.