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If I've read the book, every excerpt I highlighted while reading is included in the initial ChatGPT prompt for you to read.

A comprehensive overview on the history of medicine and the progression of medical science. This book will show you how across all of history, there have always been men who seek to control, manipulate and dissect the human body - not to heal or understand it - but to control and manipulate it.
A horrific overview of the creation, progress, goals and mechanisms of genetic engineering in our crops and food sources - and our governments absolute failure to ensure the safety of its citizens.
This book brought me to tears with the realization of how much harm has been done to babies everywhere. Written by a life long virologist who, for decades, worked at the companies she now speaks out about.
The brutal murder of a government virologist and its connection to Polio, SV40, AIDS, cancer, Lee Harvey Oswald and the JFK assassination - this book uncovers the many invisible threads which link together all of our governments dirty secrets. And will make you realize that if you know these dirty secrets, you are a national security threat.
This book is not an easy read, but link is to a ChatGPT summary and the excerpts I highlighted while reading (exported from Apple Books).

Here's why Bechamp's book is important: The framework he proposed over a century ago is now being supported by studies published today by quantum and particle research scientists in the most advanced laboratories in the world.

Bechamp presents a criticism of Louis Pasteur's work thats meticulous, logically sequenced and exhaustive in its demand for coherence between all parts.

Like Pasteur, most scientists at the time conducted their studies by catastrophically manipulating the blood, the cells or the body - then reporting their visual observations and the assumptions they made to explain their "results".

But Bechamp recognized the only way to understand a single component of the body is by understanding its relation to every other cell in the body, how shape and color could be used to understand the energy and thus the function of the cells.

The evidentially supported rebuttle and alternative framework he presents were immediately dismissed by institutions and authorities of biology - scientists claimed they couldn't "dignify it" with a response.

Instead of responding with fact, providing clarity, considering any alternative ideas, or answering to any of the evidence (gathered from doctors and scientists internationally), scientists wrote him off as discredited and unworthy of paying attention to - which is why he's worth paying attention to.

Bechamp's studies were different from the scientists of his time. He didn't see the manipulation and random experimentation upon the blood as a valuable means of learning about it. Instead he observed it - he learned from it not by destroying it, but by observing how it exists naturally. Not in a lab, not mixed with formaldehyde, or animal lymph, but just as it escapes from a healthy body.

This should be a mandatory read for every doctor and medical professional in America. It presents the capture, erasure and rewritting of medicine by Rockefeller and his scientists. Rockefeller's scientists, despite never once studying a healthy body outside of the lab, single handedly reshaped our understanding of the cell functions and mechanisms of the systems of the body. This bio-chemical framework rewrote the language around the body, locking us into an understanding that was purely chemical and physical. And it provided a basis for the creation of the pharmaceutical industry. Rockefeller hired atomic physicist to repurpose the toxic byproducts of the oil refining process, by transmuting them into new forms and compositions that could be resold to the public as health.
This book explains how every major medical advance was initially an absolute gamble. Offit’s central argument is that medical progress is inherently risky, there is absolutely no medicine, procedure or surgery that does not come with unknown risks and unknown consequences. Every innovation we've adopted are just as capable of destroy life as they are of saving it. The use of these interventions needs to not be downplayed and dismissed as risk free, absolutely necessary and always beneficial.
This is a critique of pediatric medicine from a board-certified pediatrician who turned whistleblower. Mendelsohn’s central argument is that modern pediatrics often pathologizes normal childhood, overuses drugs and diagnostics, and undermines parental judgment, frequently causing more harm than good. His argument is to the point, logical and should be told to every parent in America and beyond.
Mass adoption of digital IDs, biometric tracking, and real-time health monitoring systems, the complete merging biological and digital identities, partnerships between governments and corporations to combat "misinformation" and "support" "approved narratives" - according to Klaus, this is certainly what our future looks like. And the future is now.
This book breaks down a history of our governents long history of hidden experiments with hypnosis, drugs (especially LSD), sensory deprivation, electronic implants and EMF behavior modification in an attempt to create controllable individuals. These studies eventually expanded far beyond the laboratory setting, and thousands of individuals have been subjected to experimentation by their government without their knowledge or consent.
You might recognize Charles Lindbergh as the first man to cross the ocean in a plane. But you probably didn't know about his work in Rockefeller labs with Alexis Carrel to make an artificial heart that could keep animals, and eventually they hoped humans, alive. You probably also didn't know that while he was engineering machines to cheat death his infant son was reported kidnapped and found dead days later. (Unrelated personal opinion: there are aspects of this murder case that are eery in how closely they echo the story of Jon Benet Ramsey, but we can save that talk for another day.)
Biohazard: The Chilling True Story of the Largest Covert Biological Weapons Program in the World-Told from Inside by the Man Who Ran It: Alibek, Ken, ...
This book prevents the recorded statements of Dr. William Thompson, a senior scientist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), who claimed that the agency manipulated and omitted data from a key 2004 study on the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine and its relationship to autism.
The book builds around the 1986 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Bruesewitz v. Wyeth, which declared that vaccines are "unavoidably unsafe" under product liability law. This designation effectively shields manufacturers from liability, regardless of harm, creating a legal and ethical double standard in comparison to other pharmaceutical products. The authors argue that this legal insulation has removed essential market incentives for safety improvements.
"This book has grown out of the 16,000 pages of documents that the CIA released to me under the Freedom of Information Act. Without these documents, the best investigative reporting in the world could not have produced a book, and the secrets of CIA mind-control work would have remained buried forever, as the men who knew them had always intended. From the documentary base, I was able to expand my knowledge through interviews and readings in the behavioral sciences. Nevertheless, the final result is not the whole story of the CIA's attack on the mind."
Written by a man who was a CIA operative for 12 years, this insane exposé of our intelligence agencies will make you realize that America is no longer controlled by the people.
The book presents the immense amount of evidence proving our government has weaponized psychological techniques to control, manipulate, deceive, silence, torture and discredit the citizens of America. We tend to see psychology as a means to heal and understand the mind - but Watson explains how psychology was created the in the beginning of the 20th century to serve military and intelligence goals of propaganda, control and enemy neutralization.
This book is an incredibly fast, easy read - this guy worked for Bell Labs and was a sound engineer. He ended up recording records for The Stones, The Beach Boys, Jim Morrison, The Moody Blues, Mark Hamill and worked hours, weeks with so many more - then he was hired by the government to work on a project in Montauk. The stories are entertaining and mind-blowing, I felt like every single chapter I learn something that chipped away at my certainty about something I thought true. Nichols explains these complex concepts with such clarity and logic that his intelligence shines through. He also writes in a comfortingly human voice.
The book presented heavily documented cases of American psychiatrists working with intelligence agencies to conduct extremely unethical and usually illegal human experimentation, particularly with a focus on mind control and mental manipulation. It exposes how widespread these mind control experiments were.
This book was written by the man Hitler idolized. That does not mean you shouldn't read it. It means you need to read it to understand truth beyond popular narrative.
"The medical establishment has become a major threat to health. The disabling impact of professional control over medicine has reached the proportions of an epidemic. Iatrogenesis, the name for this new epidemic, comes from iatros, the Greek word for physician, and genesis, meaning origin. Discussion of the disease of medical progress has moved up on the agendas of medical conferences, researchers concentrate on the sick-making powers of diagnosis and therapy, and reports on paradoxical damage caused by cures for sickness."
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