Restack of Sasha Latypova on "Balance," or lack thereof, in Biological Warfare, or as some falsely call it, modern "Medicine"

I’m going to quote rather heavily from two articles. It’s interesting to me how they converge from different viewpoints. It’s almost like Sasha has discovered “Medicine” from microbiology and biological warfare theory. Then on the other hand, there is an article I wrote some time ago on the Greek word “Medicine” and what it means. And I have to say, sometimes when I read an old article I wrote once I don’t think they're so good anymore, but this one is pretty good if I have to say so myself.

I know most of you haven’t read it, because Substack now shows the view count per article. I didn’t have nearly as many subscribers then. I was much more focused on herbal medicine then. I know I’ve lost subscribers over the shift to the Plandemic, because they’ve said so. It’s not like I’ve forgotten about it completely though, and when I read Sasha’s article today, it reminded me. So that’s all for the intro.

Persistent Damage to the Gut Microbiome After Covid-19 mRNA Injection

It may be that some external influences upset the balance between the host and the microbes, or that a new microbial invader enters and, by competing for some element in the environment, forces the original parasite to react more violently with its host. The term lowered resistance, often used to describe conditions at the onset of infectious disease, is not specific and simply implies any change in the immune system of the host.

This is to say that the current raging “viruses exist/don’t exist” debates are a false binary. It diverts the inquiry from the proper investigation of the methods used by the perpetrators to engineer the bio-chemical attacks under the pretense of “pandemics” and “vaccination”.

Viruses (nucleic acid chains) and bacteria (single cell organisms) and other microbes exist, but are likely not a cause for illness by themselves. They can be involved in a process of illness under conditions of imbalance, when the host defense mechanisms are damaged. This is known to the perpetrators of the bio-chemical attacks. Thus main approaches to weaponization of microbes involve techniques that create this imbalance - either damage the host or expose the host to a concentrated purified synthetically made biological material. Both approaches create a temporary imbalance which can trigger a disease cascade as the body tries to restore its balance. Lowered host resistance may be induced by a variety of tactics: fear, stress, isolation, induction of dysbiosis by other vaccines or other triggers like radiation, or via vaccination of animals in food chain (dysbiosis via food), environmental toxic agents, etc. Under these condition, what is normally an innocuous microbe living in balance and beneficial to the host can become a poisoning weapon.

The word "medicine" is a Greek word based on the same root word as “medium.” In the sense of disease, it is the proper middle ground in a range of necessary plant compounds in our body required to properly maintain our body's systems. In other words, "medicine" meant “balance.” Thus, the original definition of medicine is to create balance in the body by the use of herbs. 

The ancient philosophy and practice of Greek medicine, balancing the body's systems with herbs, even the word "medicine" itself, eerily mirrors the most advanced medical knowledge that man is acquiring today as researchers learn about the Endocannabinoid System.

Many consider Hippocrates (460-377 BC) to be the father of Greek Medicine.  He is of course the namesake of the “Hippocratic Oath.”  The Oath was written after Hippocrates' time. Yellow Emperor: ..the Hippocratic Oath is not by Hippocrates himself, but is from after his death, written by physicians influenced by the Hippocratic Corpus.   The Hippocratic Corpus is a collection of 60 texts which includes writings by some of his students.

Hippocrates was born on the island of Kos. On Kos, there was a temple where the Greeks practiced herbal medicine. The Asclepion was a temple dedicated to the Greek God of healing, Asclepius. There were many temples dedicated to Asclepius in addition to the one at Kos.

Here Hippocrates studied and later practiced herbal medicine. Hippocrates felt like there were four "humours" in the body, which he balanced with herbs. Greece Is: Hippocrates used approximately 250 of Kos’s plants to treat ailments and diseases, many of which still grow on the island.

Asclepius, the Greek God of Medicine, was probably a real person. Homer likely described him as a human by the name Paeëon.  Theoi: AESCULA′PIUS (Asklêpios), the god of the medical art. In the Homeric poems Aesculapius does not appear to be considered as a divinity, but merely as a human being, which is indicated by the adjective amumôn, which is never given to a god. No allusion is made to his descent, and he is merely mentioned as the iêtêr amumôn, and the father of Machaon and Podaleirius. (Il. ii. 731, iv. 194, xi. 518.) From the fact that Homer (Od. iv. 232) calls all those who practise the healing art descendants of Paeëon, and that Podaleirius and Machaon are called the sons of Aesculapius, it has been inferred, that Aesculapius and Paeëon are the same being, and consequently a divinity. 

Upenn. Opinions vary on when Homer wrote his Iliad and Odyssey, or even if he wrote it all himself, but 750 B.C. seems a common date given to the era. This means that Asclepius was probably a real person who dates back to at least 750 B.C. A few centuries later, Paeëon, or Ascelpius, was a God.

The Rod of Asclepius is a symbol of Medicine known the world over.

Etc.

Charles Wright