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Query:
“I’ve read, albeit very little, about terrain theory. But how do you explain me and my 3 sons all catching the so called Covid and having exactly the same high temperature of 39.8? My eldest got it first in about October. Me and the other 2 at Christmas. Obviously we have shared DNA, and it looks like engineered when having the exact same temp to the decimal point in all of us.
I’m not trying to disprove you, I’d genuinely like to hear your opinion.
By the way, I’m not trying to scare monger. The high temp lasted a few hours, then 2 days of having a cold. Whereas, I had flu about 6 years ago with a high of 41.5 and a week of blah.” (link)
Response:
The common medical practice of evaluating and deciding a sickness is based on testing.
For example, one uses a thermometer to establish a higher temperature, i.e., one has a fever. Therefore, the use thermometer is a test. A thermometer is a validated tester for monitoring temperature.
The next step is to establish what may have caused this fever. There could be any number of reasons for this deviation from the norm. Usually, one assumes it is just a typical reflection of body wear and tear (called flu-like symptoms).
People generally do not consider this as sickness but a reflection of the body attempting to correct the deviation (which forms the basis of terrain theory). So bear with it or take care of it by adjusting with external help such as resting, light meals, and boosting with vitamins/fruits. I do not consider it an illness and, God forbid, a serious one.
However, if this deviation (illness) deteriorates or lingers, one has to find the reason for what may be causing it. So, one (usually a physician, like any tradesperson) guesses it based on their experience and observations and seeks its reason.
The guesses are established or confirmed by testing. There is an extensive battery of tests available. Considering my background in testing, I am not a fan of modern tests. They have weaknesses.
However, for the sake of this discussion, let us assume that these test work and provide indication and cause of illness. Once the test shows an unusual situation, one proceeds with the treatment to bring the body on a regular track.
Once the body is back in its typical form, the treatment must be stopped, especially if it is based on something the body does not need or require for its normal function, like chemical-based medicines.
Unfortunately, it has become a fashion during the past couple of years to ASSUME, immediately, any variation in normal body activity, including higher temperature, as a serious illness. This illness is named COVID-19 and is assumed to be caused by a virus attack named SARS-COV-2.
The illness must be treated immediately with the intervention of a foreign compound (or mixture) called a vaccine. Not only is the treatment suggested to bring the body to the normal stage but implied to be used continuously forever – a clear violation of living a natural and healthy life.
As stated above, illness needs to be established using a test, and this illness and its virus are confirmed based on a test called PCR. Therefore, a positive PCR test would indicate COVID-19.
However, the biggest problem with the test is that it is scientifically irrelevant and invalid. There should not be any doubt or question about it. The reason is that for a test to be relevant and valid, it must be validated against the substance it is supposed to test, in this case, the virus (SARS-COV-2). However, it has not been because no virus specimen is available to develop and validate the test.
Therefore, people should recognize that there is no such thing as the virus (SARS-COV-2, variants, etc.) of its illness (COVID-19).
Considering your specific situation, you all recovered from your illness fairly quickly and without any serious impact. This would support the assumption that your body was going through normal wear-tear, nothing more. So, enjoy your life and health without unnecessary worries.
Concerning your link with children through DNA and the similarity of illness, this is just a fancy talk “experts” tell you to sell you the products and expertise. Scientifically, the link of DNA to illness is in its infancy stage (if it is there at all). Working as a scientist in this area, I have difficulty believing and accepting its accuracy and relevance. At this stage, it is a marketing tool to impress people and promote products and services, which are, otherwise, a waste of money and good health.
I am unsure if this explanation will help you and your children escape the fear of illness or bad health. However, it is worth the try.
For further information, please consider obtaining a copy of Helpful Notes, where I describe scientific aspects of modern-day medicines in simple language.
I wish you the best, and be vigilant of modern-day health experts and their advice.