Immune Tolerance and Slow-Virus Disease: Skeletons in the Closet of Western Science & Public Health

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Immune tolerance and Slow Virus: Skeletons in the Closet of Western Science and Public Health

Article Link: https://www.gardenofgreatwork.org/post/immune-tolerance-and-slow-virus-disease-skeletons-in-the-closet-of-western-science-public-health

Abstract:
The mechanisms of chronic disease had been discovered as far back as 1936 by German Virologist Erich Traub, and later termed immunological tolerance, or immune tolerance, for short. Unfortunately, what could have added voluminous contributions to the nature and science of chronic disease and its infectious etiology was occulted in 1960 and attributed to organ transplants. The fields of immunology, vaccinology, and infectious disease were severely and negatively affected by the masking of immune tolerance, and public health has suffered irreparable damage. The spread of chronic disease and para-infectious injury has been steadily increasing since the early 1950s and beyond. Western prophylactics and over-vaccination have added significant burden to already overwhelmed immune systems and vulnerabilities in manufacturing have greatly contributed to exacerbating the problem. The secondary neurotropic effect on society has been disastrous and far-reaching. The cumulative effect of incomplete science and immunology on society may be unfathomable in scope

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https://www.academia.edu/44865954/Immune_Tolerance_and_Slow_Virus_Disease_Skeletons_in_the_Closet_of_Western_Science_and_Public_Health?source=swp_share