Rethinking Antibodies

Challenging the Myth of Immunology

Lately, I have been feeling like a skipping record. Understanding the function of the terrain is not difficult to understand, yet the mind control seems firmly stuck in place, seemingly trauma bonded to the germ theory illusion. I do understand, however, as we have had over 100 years of false science and propaganda backed by big industry and even bigger egos to wade through. So put your beliefs to the side and dive in.

Let me just put it to you straight, we don’t have an “immune system”. We have a cleansing network, we have a lymphatic system, and we have nervous system feedback lending information about the state of the self. The modern popularization of the term “immune system” was adapted from a lecture given by a doctor describing the lymphatic system (the source can no longer be found) but the inception came in 1890 when von Behring and Kitasato discovered tetanus antitoxins that bound to the toxoid, eventually called antibodies. The irony is that the original discoveries only pro…