Viruses Are Solvents

[2004] 

[Aajonus] 

Just remember, virus are not alive. This whole contagious shit about mosquitoes carrying virus, and all kinds of things. That's like you taking soap with you and saying that it's contagious. Soap is not contagious. It does not self-replicate, I don't care how many homes have tide in it. You cannot prove that it self-replicates.  

The body makes solvent to dissolve compounds in your body. If you were so toxic that your body can't use a bacteria or a parasite or other live organisms to break that cell down that became tissue, your body has to make a soap, a solvent. That's what viruses are. 

You look at any book, ask any good microbiologists, they'll tell you virus are protein bodies. They're not alive. They can't reproduce, but yet they self-replicate. Hello. They are soap, they are solvent. They even admit when you look in any biology book, you cannot find a virus outside of a live cell environment. Why? Because the cells are the producing the virus. 

They don't self-replicate. A cell has to manufacture the soap. We manufacture soap all the time. We manufacture alcohol all the time. We'll take a carbohydrate and ferment it in our intestines, take the alcohol we'll make a solvent out of it. They'll dissolve the toxicity in the system. That's what a virus is. It's a refined, specific, highly densified protein body, solvent, that'll just dissolve matter. 

It's not the nicest way to get rid of the toxins. The bacteria and parasites can consume decaying tissue and reduce it to a micro amount of what it was. It's like we can do 13 pounds of food in a day and pass a half a pound turd the next day. Well, if a parasite gets ahold of some tissue, it can reduce it to a hundredth of a percent of what it was and reduce that toxicity into a very small amount. So, it isn't so difficult to get rid of.  

When the body uses a solvent, what happens when we use a solvent? we dilute it with water and then we contaminate everything else. And we have this whole bucket of contaminated water. It's the same thing happens in the human body. 

We have virus, bacteria, and parasites to help us, detoxification is mitigated. When our body uses solvents, it's distributed a lot more toxic. That's why doctors are more afraid of viral meningitis than a bacterial meningitis, because the fluids become immense when we're scraping down all that toxic matter from the nervous system and mostly it's heavy metals, free radicals that go in and do tremendous damage to other areas of the body, which you don't normally destroy when parasites and bacteria are active.  

[Attendee] 

Talking parasite, are you talking a one cell parasite? 

[Aajonus] 

I'm talking about any parasite.  

[Attendee] 

Some of them can kill you? 

[Aajonus] 

No, they can't. You die from the treatment of amoebic dysentery, you take antibiotics, it destroys your ability to digest, and you die.