Virus Mania - The Truth About Infectious Diseases

Discusses the Canadian government's purchase of H1N1 vaccines and the approval process by Health Canada, along with the pressure to get vaccinated.

Explores the theory that microbes do not cause diseases, contrasting the views of various medical professionals throughout history.

Focuses on Dr. Hammer's groundbreaking research on infectious diseases, emphasizing the connection between emotions, psyche, and the body.

Explains Dr. Hammer's five biological laws and how they relate to the development of diseases in the body.

Details the concept of conflict shock and the healing phase in Dr. Hammer's research, highlighting the correlation between emotional conflicts and physical manifestations of disease.

Discusses how organs respond to conflicts and the role of microbes in tissue reconstruction during the healing process.

Explores the biological programs linked to diseases like lung tuberculosis and the Spanish flu, debunking the traditional understanding of contagious diseases.

Examines controversial aspects of virology, including the skepticism surrounding the existence of HIV and the AIDS epidemic.

A discussion on how AIDS is linked to diagnosis shock and conflicts triggered by fear, leading to various symptoms such as lung tuberculosis, isolation conflicts, eczema, self-devaluation conflicts, and an increased incidence of caposis sarcoma cases.

Dr. Lanka's investigation into the existence of viruses like measles, rubella, hepatitis, and others by revisiting scientific literature and challenging the lack of concrete evidence from medical authorities.

Exploring images of viruses found on the internet, showing electron microscope images that are misleading and not necessarily isolated viruses, leading to doubts about the existence of viruses like Hepatitis B and C.

Examining the relationship between hepatitis and conflict resolution, detailing how anger conflicts can impact the bile duct, digestion, and energy levels during active conflict phases and healing phases.

Challenging conventional medicine's viewpoint on the immune system as a defense system, questioning the concept of diseases as battles, and highlighting the theory that cancer is a meaningful biological process rather than a disease.

Discussing the role of antibodies in healing, critiquing the interpretation of antibody levels as immune responses, questioning the effectiveness of immunization based on the absence of isolated viruses, and raising concerns about the harmful ingredients in vaccines.

Exploring the effects of vaccines and toxic chemicals on the body, including how toxins from vaccines can enter the brain, cause nerve damage, neurological symptoms, and potentially contribute to the rise in autism cases.