Germ Theory of Diseases Spread by Viruses Has Never Been Proven



The commonly accepted germ theory of illness spread by viruses is just a theory. It has never been proven. Indeed, there is significant evidence that it is wrong. The attached research paper was written by Dr. Milton J. Rosenau, M.D., in 1919.

Most people, and even most doctors, are ignorant of Dr. Resonau’s experiments. Dr. Resenau conducted experiments during the height of the Spanish Flu epidemic. He wanted to establish the means by which influenza was spread. He took 100 healthy volunteers who agreed to be exposed to the Spanish Flu. They were exposed to influenza under controlled conditions but none of them contracted the flu.

Dr. Rosenau explained that his medical team “proceeded rather cautiously at first by administering a pure culture of bacillus of influenza, Pfeiffer’s bacillus, in a rather moderate amount, into the nostrils of a few of these volunteers.” None of the volunteers came down with the flu.

He next obtained the extractions from the lungs of recently deceased flu victims. He then lined up 19 volunteers and used an atomizer to spray the suspensions of the flu extractions into the noses and into the eyes, and back into the throats of 19 volunteers. None of the volunteers contracted the flu.

Dr. Rosenau then obtained material and mucous secretions from the mouth and nose and throat and bronchi of live persons who had the Spanish Flu and transferred that to 10 volunteers by spraying the infected phlegm directly “into each nostril and into the throat, while inspiring, and on the eye.” None of the volunteers got sick.

Next, Dr. Resenau’s team used cotton swabs to transfer infected “material directly from nose to nose and from throat to throat, using a West tube for the throat culture, so as to get the material not only from the tonsils, but also from the posterior nasopharynx.” None of the 19 volunteers who received the infected swabs got sick.

Dr. Rosenau explains that “[o]ur next experiment consisted in injections of blood. We took five donors, five cases of influenza in the febrile stage, some of them again quite early in the disease. We drew 20 ‘c.c. from the arm vein of each, making a total of 100 c.c, which was mixed and treated with 1 per cent, of sodium citrate. Ten c.c. of the citrated whole blood were injected into each of the ten volunteers. None of them took sick in any way.”

Dr. Rosneau was not done. “Then we collected a lot of mucous material from the upper respiratory tract, and filtered it through Mandler filters. While these filters will hold back the bacteria of ordinary size, they will allow ‘ultramicroscopic’ organisms to pass. This filtrate was injected into ten volunteers, each one receiving 3.5 c.c. subcutaneously, and none of these took sick in any way.”

Dr. Roseneau thought perhaps that influenza was passed by direct human contact. So he had 10 volunteers engage in social contact with persons known to be infected with influenza.

The volunteer was led up to the bedside of the patient; he was introduced. He sat down alongside the bed of the patient. They shook hands, and. by instructions, he got as close as he conveniently could, and they talked· for live minutes. At the end of the five minutes, the patient breathed out as hard as he could, while the volunteer, muzzle to muzzle (in accordance with his instructions, about 2 inches between the two), received this expired -breath, and at the same time was breathing in as the patient breathed out. This they repeated five times, and they did it fairly faithfully in almost all of the instances. After they had done this for five times, the patient coughed directly into the face of the volunteer, face to face, five different times. … After our volunteer had had this sort of contact with the patient, talking and chatting and shaking hands with him for five minutes, and receiving his breath five times, and then his cough five times directly in his face, he moved to the next patient whom we had selected, and repeated this, and so on, until this volunteer had had that sort of contact with ten different cases of influenza, in different stages of the disease, mostly fresh cases, none of them more than three days old.

We will remember that each one of the ten volunteers had that sort of intimate contact with each one of the ten different influenza patients. They were watched carefully for seven days—and none of them took sick in any way.

After failing to transmit influenza to any of the volunteers during his many experiments, Dr. Rosenau concluded that he did not know how influenza is contracted. “As a matter of fact, we entered the outbreak with a notion that we knew the cause of the disease, and were quite sure we knew how it was transmitted from person to person. Perhaps, if we have learned any thing, it is that we are not quite sure what we know about the disease.”


Dr. A.R. Campbell, M.D., Discovered That Smallpox is NOT a Communicable Disease: It is Caused by the Bite From Bedbugs

Dr. A.R. Campbell was a Texas doctor who discovered that smallpox was only spread by the bite of the bloodsucking insect called the Bedbug or Cimex LectulariusCimex is the Latin for “bug” and Lectularius is Latin for “couch” or “bed.” Dr. Campbell proved that smallpox is not contagious and is not an airborne disease.

Source: www.reformation.org

Dr. Campbell was nominated for the Nobel Prize by a resolution from the Texas legislature for his work in eradicating malaria-carrying mosquitoes by the use of bat houses.

Dr. Campbell is nominated for the Noble Prize for Medicine.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
AUSTIN, TEXAS
H. C. R. No. 26. HOUSE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Dr. Chas. A. R. Campbell, of San Antonio, has rendered the State of Texas and humanity valuable service in his original and conclusive experiments during the past seventeen years for the eradication of malaria by the cultivation of bats, the natural enemy of mosquitoes; and
WHEREAS, the world’s greatest Sanitarian, Gen. W. C. Gorgas, the Board of Health of the State of Texas, the San Antonio Medical Society, and other sections have given this natural hygienic measure their unqualified endorsement; and
WHEREAS, the Italian Government has given special recognition to his work and distinguished service as well as other foreign countries; and,
WHEREAS, the colossal economic loss caused by malaria is sufficient to warrant the State and Nation in giving this natural hygienic measure full encouragement; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, by the House of Representatives, the Senate concurring, that the Legislature of the State of Texas, endorse the work of Dr. Chas. A. R. Campbell in his original and thoroughly scientific work, and respectfully suggest and commend his name as worthy of the greatest reward for the service of humanity, a Nobel Prize.

R. E. THOMASON,
Speaker of the House.
W. A. JOHNSON,
President of the Senate.


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17 thoughts on “Germ Theory of Diseases Spread by Viruses Has Never Been Proven

  1. Thank you brother Edward for being a beacon of truth for Christ here on earth, teaching the true saving gospel of grace to those who have ears to hear and eyes to see while exposing the devils delusions for all to see his deceptions and lies. May god bless you brother Edward for Christ sake. All glory to Jesus Christ.

  2. “I think we must be very careful not to draw any positive conclusions from negative results of this kind.
    Many factors must be considered. Our volunteers may not have been susceptible. They may have been
    immune. They had been exposed as all the rest of the people had been exposed to the disease, although they
    gave no clinical history of an attack.”

    That means, your article is drawing a false conclusion from this 100 year old paper.

    • Your concerns were considered by the Doctors conducting the study. They selected volunteers on the basis that they had no history of influenza. There were a “few” who had a history of influenza that were purposely selected and used a control sample. Your claim that my article is drawing a false conclusion because the volunteers could have developed an immunity to influenza is unfounded conjecture and without merit. The study states in pertinent part:

      “The volunteers were all of the most susceptible age, mostly between 18 and 25, only a few of them around 30 years old; and all were in good physical condition. None of these volunteers, 100 all told in number, had “influenza;” that is, from the most careful histories that we could elicit, they gave no account of a febrile attack of any kind during the winter, except a few who were purposely selected, as having shown a typical attack of influenza, in order to test questions of immunity, and for the purpose of control. Now, we proceeded rather cautiously at first by administering a pure culture of bacillus of influenza, Pfeiffer’s bacillus, in a rather moderate amount, into the nostrils of a few of these volunteers.”

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