The PARASITE Panic

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1. Thank you so much, dearest Sam, for another great video.
   I am sending love and gratitude to you,
   Frid

2. Thank you Dr. Sam. A video of interest to me as a family member who had been a Japanese POW on the Burma Railway during WWII. He almost starved to death.. Some time in the 1980s he was invited to a hospital tests for any ‘tropical parasites’ that he may be carrying due to his POW experience picked up in the jungle. They found them even though he was very healthy and active once he had recovered from his ordeal.

3. Excellent as always. I love the examination of 19th and early 20th century works quoted as sacred religious texts by allopaths.
   But why no reference to the biggest parasitic illness of all that supposedly kills 600,000 per year?
   Malaria is supposedly a parasitic illness in which a parasite, a plasmodium, is transmitted from infected to uninfected people by female anopheles mosquitos. The plasmodium must leave the blood in the stomach of the bug and enter its salivary gland for this to happen.
   I have read the formative literature from Laveran, Ross, Grassi and others and found plenty of supposition and confirmation bias but little evidence that could be considered scientific.
   I even had to translate Grassi’s formative 1901 work ‘Studies of a zoologist about malaria’ from Italian to English for the first time. This work is usually quoted as evidence of mosquito spread as it is much more relevant than the bird studies of Ross. I wonder why nobody translated it before? A pdf is available free on my website usmalaria.com and it is available in print self published on Amazon.
   I also wrote a book called ‘Malaria is spread by mosquitos?’ that details my investigation and publish a weekly blog on my website usmalaria.com and the ‘Understanding Malaria’ group on LinkedIn.
   But curiously, I get very little interest from anyone, even those who know the truth about vaccines and viruses. Malaria seems related to terrain, an illness of malnutrition, either a deficiency of nutrients or poisoning.
   The mosquito-plasmodium hypothesis was challenged by Mike Stone (viroliegy) and by Lester and Parker (What really makes you ill?). However, for some reason debunking the malaria mosquito tall-tale seems to be a bridge too far for most of the medical freedom community.

4. Sam, thank you very much for more valuable information.

5. Thank you once again Dr Sam. And you and Mark are off to Salt Lake City in October. Yay Our prayers were answered. +

6. Great video, thanks also for your help the other day when I got locked out of my subscription, you were so prompt and helpful. Also could I propose a suggestion maybe in the future to interview Daniel Roytas again on the suject of parasites, he did one with Dr Cowan a year ago and touched on this subject of parasites and would love to hear more about this. Blessings, Sara 🙂

7. Thank you ❤️

8. Dear Sam,
   first and foremost a big heart to both of you.
   Since 5 years a source of hope and knowledge.
   I very much agree with the comment by Ullick Stafford.
   The malaria issue is since long to me a suspect for another untrue narrative.
   A while ago I actually sent you a short e-mail, asking for Malaria as a topic. Maybe it got swallowed or I used a wrong email address.
   I have experience with the disease myself around 7 times during the last 25 years Africa (last week sick, cured it with boiled leaves once again) and I have of course seen many others sick, some dying.
   The narrative does not add up to me, the extremely irregular falling sick or not sick despite having been bitten many, many times and too many other signs of fitting into the typical “narrative system” , while the usual suspects are dwelling too much on the topic, for it not to be a twisted, exploited narrative. As well it is a welcome ailment used to get at least 2 different “medicines” into the bodies of people. When it is about “vaccines” for malaria, it becomes fully laughable.
   As a lay person, I have a sense of, as long as we have enough “bitter” content in our food and body, we are not getting what is called Malaria (once again a Terrain issue then).
   But I am not sure and do not have the patience of undertaking a scientific research myself.
   Thank You!

9. This would also apply for fungal infections. A healthy individual will not allow the fungus to invade, but an unhealthy individual will. Fungi are recyclers, clean up crews in general, and can also cooperate with organisms to provide ingredients in return for sustenance.