Host theory vs microbe theory of disease

[Guest guest]

99 percent of the world is not dying of microbes, so if we

eliminated all microbes now, it would still leave a lot of room for

improvement. I guess 99 percent is an average figure. In a year

like 1918 one could not say that.

If we get a sudden pandemic, like 1918 flu, we will need to resort

first to public health measures as appropriate, and to whatever acts

against the microbe fast to save lives. That flu struck the

healthiest the hardest, men in the military in their 20's, kids in

prime of life, etc. Old people and infants often survived it

better.

Taking care of ourselves with diet, rest, exercise, safety measures

around vehicles, home safety, obesity control, first aid, etc makes

sense to improve our chances.

I'm not sure we would want to pay anyone to tell us these things,

either. For example, it's a waste of money to pay a doctor to tell

us the things we already know, and aren't doing.

The host isn't just an animal in this case, but someone who can

decide. The host is the doctor of the host.

bG

[Guest guest]

If we eliminate all microbes everybody on the planet will die. Microbes are

essential for life on this planet you can not live with out them. no plants

wolud grow and you would starve from not being able to digest your food.

V

Host theory vs microbe theory of

disease

99 percent of the world is not dying of microbes, so if we

eliminated all microbes now, it would still leave a lot of room for

improvement. I guess 99 percent is an average figure. In a year

like 1918 one could not say that.

If we get a sudden pandemic, like 1918 flu, we will need to resort

first to public health measures as appropriate, and to whatever acts

against the microbe fast to save lives. That flu struck the

healthiest the hardest, men in the military in their 20's, kids in

prime of life, etc. Old people and infants often survived it

better.

Taking care of ourselves with diet, rest, exercise, safety measures

around vehicles, home safety, obesity control, first aid, etc makes

sense to improve our chances.

I'm not sure we would want to pay anyone to tell us these things,

either. For example, it's a waste of money to pay a doctor to tell

us the things we already know, and aren't doing.

The host isn't just an animal in this case, but someone who can

decide. The host is the doctor of the host.

bG

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The group is only here to share experiences according to the theme of the

group, namely testing if electrical stimulus might inactivate microbes, as

it seems to have done in the Einstein Medical College labs. We are

interested in your results, but cannot say anything about repeatability, or

whether this might have medical benefits. Thanks, for your understanding,

good luck researching. --bG

[Guest guest]

pathological, problem microbes. picky picky.

bG

> If we eliminate all microbes everybody on the planet will die.

Microbes are