Epidemics

[2000]

[Joanne]

I wanted to talk about your theories about we don't catch things, we're detoxifying. So, I understand that you don't catch colds, but how do you explain things like large epidemics, such as the black plague that swept through Europe or sexually transmitted diseases?

[Aajonus]

Well, do you know the lemmings come out every 7 years and jump off the cliff?

Do you think they get a contagious disease at that point? Well, the black plague, from what I understand it comes out about every 112 years, something like that. So, it's a microbe, or a virus that comes at a certain time. It's on a time lap.

Now if people aren't well, and that becomes a part of them, they may not survive it. Depends upon their individual makeup. and of course, if you live on an advanced glycation- most of the people who died either were vegetarians or people who lived on tremendous amount of carbohydrates and were not getting meat or milk.

[Joanne]

Poor people.

[Aajonus]

Mostly poor people, unless they were farmland farm people, then they were healthy and fine, but it was your city people who were poor.

Also, what I read from one particular engineer who survived the flu of 1918.

He said that in all the people he knew who were wealthy, who went to doctors, all the allopath's, 1/7 died. He said those people who ate good raw foods often, maybe 1/50 died. I think it was 1/50 or 1/90 something, it's close to that.

[Attendee]

What'd they die of?

[Aajonus]

So called the flu, but he's saying that they died of the treatment. Which would be anaphylactic shock, but the people who were not going to doctors were not dying.