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Elephile's avatar

If someone gets "flu symptoms" nearly every week after attending the same place with the same group of people, it obviously cannot be possible that this is caused by contagion. Why?

(Let's pretend we believe in the conventional model for a minute.)

Encountering the "flu virus" initially would set up immunity in the body. This would fade, but not that quickly. And the "virus" would not mutate so quickly that the immunity would lose its protection. Again, even if you believe in the conventional explanation, it's impossible that contagion repeated that frequently could be an explanation.

Therefore, it must be that the symptoms - the same each time - were triggered by the same thing: allergens in the room or on other attendees, poisonous substances ingested from food and drinks offered from the same kitchen, emitted by items in the room (off-gassing) such as fire retardants or fake scents which could be breathed in or in contact with skin or eyes, or these days shedding by other attendees of harmful substances their bodies have been instructed to produce (I was recently sick for a long time as a result of only a few hours in these conditions).

I notice that this stopped happening when the sufferer was no longer exposed to the risky conditions.

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Tim Boyer's avatar

Just wondering. Where do the electron microscope pictures come from?

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