Germ theories: Bechamp vs Pasteur
Since early 20th century researchers and authors have accused Louis Pasteur of building his reputation and altering the course of 20th century science by plagiarising and distorting the
work of Bechamp.
In his book, The Dream and Lie of Louis Pasteur, originally published in the 1940s under the title Pasteur, Plagiarist, Imposter, R.B. Pearson exposes facts concerning Pasteur, which are still being ignored today, and provides a detailed historical background to the controversy surrounding vaccination. ‘‘The weird thing is that even during Pasteur’s lifetime, there were people who were saying that he was wrong, and that he knew he was wrong, but Pasteur was good at playing politics, and was in with the ruling class, so he won,’’ accuses Pearson.
One of the greatest offences perpetrated by humanity on its own kind has been to relegate Bechamp’s research findings to the darkest recesses of history in favour of those of Pasteur, who has been hailed as the father of modern bacteriology.
Through the whole of the last century, many researchers have taken up the cause of Bechamp and his research findings, and they have further established his credibility. Sadly, and to the misfortune of the entire world, all these findings have been vehemently and deliberately ignored and the humankind pushed into the dungeon of disease and suffering.
Pearson’s book and Pasteur Exposed by E. Douglas Hume are two of the many books that detail this blot on the history of science. There are numerous other documents and scientific evidences that prove what harm this lie has caused to all humanity.
Elsewhere, it is well recorded and documented that Bechamp and Pasteur strongly disagreed in their bacteriological theories, and argued heatedly about who was correct. Pasteur finally acknowledged the presence of microzymas in the blood. ‘‘However, to cover his previous erroneous observations, Pasteur continued to dispute the microzymian theory even after it had been proven by other researchers.’’
However, on his deathbed, Pasteur finally admitted that it was the organism, not the germ, that was most important in the cause and cure of disease. It is sad that humanity continues to believe the lie of Pasteur, which he himself admitted to be wrong, and man in ignorance, continues to wallow in self-inflicted
pain and suffering.
Germ Theory (Pasterur)• Disease arises from micro-organisms outside the body.
• Micro-organisms are generally to be guarded against.
• The function of micro-organisms is constant.
• Shapes and colours of micro-organisms are constant.
• Every disease is associated with a particular Micro-Organism .
• Micro-organisms are primary causal agents.
• Disease can ‘strike’ anybody.
• To prevent disease we have to ‘build defences’.
CELLULAR THEORY (BECHAMP)• Disease arises from micro-organisms within the cells of the body.
• These intracellular micro-organisms function to build and assist in the metabolic processes of the body.
• The function of these organisms changes to assist in the catabolic (disintegration) processes of the host organism when that organism dies or is injured, which may be chemical as well as mechanical.
• Micro-organisms change their shapes and colours to reflect the medium.
• Every disease is associated with a particular condition.
• Micro-organisms become ‘pathogenic’ as the
health of the host organism deteriorates.Hence, the condition of the host organism is the primary causal agent.
• Disease is built by unhealthy conditions.
• To prevent disease we have to create health.
Germ theories: Bechamp vs Pasteur
Since early 20th century researchers and authors have accused Louis Pasteur of building his reputation and altering the course of 20th century science by plagiarising and distorting the work of Bechamp.In his book, The Dream and Lie of Louis Pasteur, originally published in the 1940s under the title Pasteur, Plagiarist, Imposter, R.B. Pearson exposes facts concerning Pasteur, which are still being ignored today, and provides a detailed historical background to the controversy surrounding vaccination. ‘‘The weird thing is that even during Pasteur’s lifetime, there were people who were saying that he was wrong, and that he knew he was wrong, but Pasteur was good at playing politics, and was in with the ruling class, so he won,’’ accuses Pearson.
One of the greatest offences perpetrated by humanity on its own kind has been to relegate Bechamp’s research findings to the darkest recesses of history in favour of those of Pasteur, who has been hailed as the father of modern bacteriology.
Through the whole of the last century, many researchers have taken up the cause of Bechamp and his research findings, and they have further established his credibility. Sadly, and to the misfortune of the entire world, all these findings have been vehemently and deliberately ignored and the humankind pushed into the dungeon of disease and suffering.
Pearson’s book and Pasteur Exposed by E. Douglas Hume are two of the many books that detail this blot on the history of science. There are numerous other documents and scientific evidences that prove what harm this lie has caused to all humanity.
Elsewhere, it is well recorded and documented that Bechamp and Pasteur strongly disagreed in their bacteriological theories, and argued heatedly about who was correct. Pasteur finally acknowledged the presence of microzymas in the blood. ‘‘However, to cover his previous erroneous observations, Pasteur continued to dispute the microzymian theory even after it had been proven by other researchers.’’
However, on his deathbed, Pasteur finally admitted that it was the organism, not the germ, that was most important in the cause and cure of disease. It is sad that humanity continues to believe the lie of Pasteur, which he himself admitted to be wrong, and man in ignorance, continues to wallow in self-inflicted pain and suffering.
Germ Theory (Pasterur)
• Disease arises from micro-organisms outside the body.
• Micro-organisms are generally to be guarded against.
• The function of micro-organisms is constant.
• Shapes and colours of micro-organisms are constant.
• Every disease is associated with a particular Micro-Organism .
• Micro-organisms are primary causal agents.
• Disease can ‘strike’ anybody.
• To prevent disease we have to ‘build defences’.
CELLULAR THEORY (BECHAMP)
• Disease arises from micro-organisms within the cells of the body.
• These intracellular micro-organisms function to build and assist in the metabolic processes of the body.
• The function of these organisms changes to assist in the catabolic (disintegration) processes of the host organism when that organism dies or is injured, which may be chemical as well as mechanical.
• Micro-organisms change their shapes and colours to reflect the medium.
• Every disease is associated with a particular condition.
• Micro-organisms become ‘pathogenic’ as the health of the host organism deteriorates.Hence, the condition of the host organism is the primary causal agent.
• Disease is built by unhealthy conditions.
• To prevent disease we have to create health.