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Virus Mania: How the Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics, Making Billion-Dollar Profits At Our Expense

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I'm still reading this book. Let's just say that it is dispelling a lot of myths that I have believed in for years as a Registered Nurse--an infection control nurse at that. A lot of what I thought I knew turns out to be wrong.

An excellent overview of the history of so-called "viral epidemics". Virus Mania describes how they have been used to terrorize the public for political and financial gain, most notably the "AIDS viral epidemic" which has been the most successful fraud, still raking in millions of dollars in fundraisers and taxpayer money on misdirected efforts to stem the real causes of AIDS: substance abuse and malnutrition.

Though the translation leaves much to be desired, this book should be required reading. It challenges the infectious theories of many diseases - AIDS,polio,SARS,HPV,etc. It is brimming with illustrations-charts,diagrams,pictures, and other information that supports the views of the authors. Each disease could take a whole book to explain, and indeed there are many books on each of these diseases.

Virus Mania is a book that clearly shows the reader how corrupt conventional modern medicine is. If your body is badly damaged by a car accident surgeons do a wonderful job in repairing it again. But, apart from that, the industry of medicine is purely focussed on making money. The health-care of the patient is only a very secondary consideration, if that. The book demonstrates how important it is for everybody to be in control of your own health. I am for sure.

Abraham Boon

This is another book in a long series that follows in the tradition of twisted paranoia seen in all denialism. The book is amusing for people who understand science and medicine and dangerous to those who do not. If you run out of kindling sticks, it could come in handy.