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The Dysbiosis Delusion

Almost everyone is familiar with the term 'dysbiosis', but what actually is it? Is it even a thing?

A commonly accepted definition of dysbiosis is 'a change in the bacterial composition away from normal'. So, what does medicine consider a normal bacterial composition to be?

Well, according to the Journal of Gastroenterology "the definition of a healthy microbiome remains elusive".

A 2022 article published in Chemical Reviews stated "the exact definition of a healthy microbiome has yet to be defined".

The BMJ attempts to define a healthy microbiome by stating that "a high microbial diversity is generally considered a marker of gut health". Yet in the very next breath they admit "high diversity does not necessarily equate to better health".

If a normal microbiome has never been defined, then there is no baseline or reference standard.

That's a huge problem.

Why?

Because without knowing what a normal or healthy microbiome is, it's impossible to know what an abnormal one is.

This reeks of something eerily close to circular reasoning. In fact, this very issue was highlighted in a scathing review of the use of the term 'dysbiosis' in 2019. The paper aptly pointed out that most researchers use this this term "without even an ad hoc definition or specification", and that "this catch-all phrase is a circular definition with no scientific value".

According to the BMJ "there is a problematic issue with the term ’dysbiosis’, because it links microbial imbalances to various illnesses without precision or definition".

But wait, there's more.

Most people assume that dysbiosis is the cause of their ill health and that this link has been 'proven scientifically'. However, nothing could further from the truth. In 2018, an expert panel concluded that "it is unknown whether dysbiosis is a cause, consequence or both of health and disease". This fact has been reiterated in many papers published since then.

If no one knows what dysbiosis is, then how can anyone test for it?

If no one knows whether it's a cause or consequence of disease, how can anyone claim to treat it?

If no one knows what a healthy microbiome is, how can anyone recommend fancy pills or potions to restore it?

Talk about being bamboozled.

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The art of letting go.

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If we accept that generational trauma causes disease, then we must also consider that;

1. Our health status is determined by the perceptions of random events that unfolded in the lives of those who came before us.
2. We are the victims of our forefathers very existence.
3. We pay the price for something that happened to someone else.
4. We were destined for disease long before our conception.
5. We are not responsible for our own health or well-being.
6. We have no control over our own health.
7. Diet and lifestyle are unimportant.
8. Beliefs and perceptions about health are inconsequential.
9. We must heal someone else’s trauma to heal ourselves.
10. We are ultimately responsible for the health of future generations.

If trauma really is the cause of our modern health woes, then the societal, political, religious, medical, and meta-physical implications are immense. But, if it's not the problem, we must shift our focus so as to not lose sight of the true causes.

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Vaccines in children? Just say no. 🚫

1986 Ronald Reagan passed the Vaccine protection act Protecting vaccine companies rather than the people.

Diabetes type 1 Induced by Vaccines ➡️ PDF Thankfully heavy metals can be detoxed and all of these induced illnesses can be reversed 🌞

A Farewell to Virology by Dr Mark Bailey was first published in 2022. The 28,000-word treatise exposed not only the lack of evidence for SARS-CoV-2, but also the entire virus model itself. The timeless work was, and remains, one of the most important bulwarks against virology's pseudoscience and the tyranny it fuels.

It is now available in book form. Watch here 👉 https://tinyurl.com/bp69mere

I recently had a debate on the John Cooper show with Robert Jardine about German New Medicine.

Check it out here.

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Here's the full version of the debate "Is GNM scientific".

Enjoy.

Watch here.

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When it comes to health and wellbeing, our beliefs, perceptions, and assumptions—the lens through which we view the world—matter.

Our focus should be on the story we are telling ourselves, rather than on a 'conflict', a 'shock', an 'event', or an 'emotion'. Belief in these things causing illness only serves to disempower you.

If you believe that you are a victim of circumstance, then you will be. But life doesn't have to be this way. A shift in consciousness is all it takes to regain power and control over your own wellbeing.

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Join me over on my Facebook page at 9:30 PM AEST this evening (Friday the 9th of May) for a discussion about vitamins and supplements.

See you there.

Check out my latest podcast with Dr Andy Kaufman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np2DhNSHbRc

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Can You Catch A Cold?

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Can You Catch A Cold? was recently featured in a Dutch alternative news paper "De Andere Krant" on May 24, 2025, following the release of the translated version.

Read the translated article here.

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Nature doesn't do disease.

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Can we heal ourselves from anything?

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Carnivore, frugivore, herbivore—have we got it all wrong?

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Kelly’s conversation with Dr. Daniel Roytas, out tomorrow!

Did you know that chemotherapy originates from mustard gas, a chemical warfare agent developed for the battlefields of WWI and II?

Many people might be surprised to learn that to this very day, many chemotherapeutic agents are still manufactured from mustard gas derivatives.

Go figure.

https://www.cmaj.ca/content/189/8/E321.short

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You are not broken. You are a powerful being capable of great things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ5qBKGKfwE

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My latest podcast with Leigh Brandon on the Radical Health Rebel Podcast.

Watch here.

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Hormonal changes are not the cause of menopausal symptoms.

We are told that the cause of menopausal symptoms, like hot flushes, mood swings, insomnia, and osteoporosis are due to low estrogen levels.

The problem with this idea is that native menopausal tribeswomen, who live a traditional lifestyle, do not suffer from menopausal symptoms—despite having low estrogen.

Something else is responsible, so what's going on?

Well, when native women adopt a modern western diet and lifestyle, guess what happens? They begin experiencing the hallmark symptoms of menopausal syndrome.

There's something desperately wrong with the way we are doing things.

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