Naessens, Bechamp, and rotting…

Did you know that you may be causing your body to rot while you are still living in it? All life forms rot when they die, but we may start that rotting process while we are still [more...]

The Microzyma of Bechamp and Tissot

Every cell (both animal and vegetable) is composed of just two types of living units, knobbed rods and granules, both demonstrated by Tissot. These two subcellular components, or intra-cellular bionts, may be reduced ultimately to simply one living entity, the microzyma of [more...]

More on the Germ Theory

With few exceptions, there has been little done to expose the fallacy of the present medical ‘Germ Theory.’ A few years ago, Doctor Glen Dettman of Melbourne wrote an excellent monograph entitled MICROZYMAS PLEASE NOT BACTERIA, exposing the fallacy of the germ theory. Perhaps the most important book on this subject was BECHAMP OR PASTEUR, by Ethel Douglas Hume, published many years ago by the C. W. Daniel Co. of London. In her admirable book M/s Hume goes into great detail and traces the history of the development of the germ theory as promoted by the well-known Louis Pasteur and compares it with the Microzyma theory as taught by the lesser known Professor Antoine [more...]

Inflammation – the two perspectives (Pasteur, Bechamp)

Pasteur’s model has gotten us all into a world of trouble, and the pity is that Bechamp’s approach has been so neglected. If the same huge research budgets and corporate support that the ‘germ theory’ receives were applied to the study of the microzymas and how they work and what they are, our understanding of health and disease would be very much [more...]

Is Modern Medicine Founded on Error?

Modern medicine is firmly founded on the “Germ Theory of Disease” promulgated by Louis Pasteur in the 1860’s. Pasteur’s 140-year-old theory is still the medical paradigm upon which Western medicine fights disease as we enter the 21st century.

But with a huge increase today in infectious diseases and the rapidly rising epidemic of cancer, diabetes, heart [more...]

Text of a radio interview with Dr Philippa Uwins

philippa uwins

Last year Dr Philippa Uwins discovered a group of organisms in limestone from off-shore Western Australia that are the smallest ever discovered. Since then, Dr Uwins has been doing some further investigations into the bacteria she named [more...]

Philippa Uwins and Nanobes

Nanobes

This article is from microscopy-uk.org.uk

How it began…
Philippa Uwins and her colleagues at the University of Queensland, Australia, noticed strange structures growing on sandstone rock samples they had broken open for studying. The rock samples had been retrieved from 3 to 5 Kilometres below the ocean bed where atmospheric pressure is around 2000x normal, and [more...]

To be or not to be? – 150 Years of Hidden Knowledge

150 Years of Hidden Knowledge, by Christopher Bird (1991). The mystery of pleomorphic microbial [more...]

Bechamp: a short biography

Antoine Bechamp

A short biography of Bechamp by Montague R. Leverson, the translator of the 1912 edition of The Blood and its Third [more...]

Second Thoughts on Disease

Modern medicine is based on Pasteur’s germ theory of disease—a specific organism causes a specific disease and a specific vaccine gives specific protection. Shades of doubt concerning the validity of this dogma were seen when it was observed that some Aboriginal children did not get protection and, in fact, died when vaccines were administered. Bechamp Revisited, by Drs Kalokerinos & [more...]