Monomorphic vs pleomorphic germ theroy

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee:

This book " The Terrain is Everything " by Suzin Stockton addresses the

monomorphic vs pleomorphic germ theories. The title is taken from

Pasteur's deathbed recant, saying the Germ Theory was all wrong:

" It’s the terrain, not the germ. "

Here is the original book on this subject:

Hume, E , Bechamp or Pasteur: A Lost Chapter in the History of

Biology

<http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?bfmid=2181 & sourceid=115476 & bfpid=1\

564599272 & bfmtype=book> . Belle Fourche, South Dakota: Kessinger

Publishing Company 1996.

[Guest guest]

Pasteur never said that. He was a scoudral right to the end. The

quote was taken from Claude Bernard who stated: " The microbe is

nothing, the terrain is everything " . The reference to a death bed

recant was by Rudolf Virschow from whom Pasteur purloined the Germ

Theory. Vurschow said that if he could live his life over he would

devote it to correct his mistake as he felt responsible for many

deaths.

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> Hi Bee:

>

> This book " The Terrain is Everything " by Suzin Stockton addresses

the

> monomorphic vs pleomorphic germ theories. The title is taken from

> Pasteur's deathbed recant, saying the Germ Theory was all wrong:

> " It’s the terrain, not the germ. "

>

> Here is the original book on this subject:

>

> Hume, E , Bechamp or Pasteur: A Lost Chapter in the History

of

> Biology

> <http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?

bfmid=2181 & sourceid=115476 & bfpid=1\

> 564599272 & bfmtype=book> . Belle Fourche, South Dakota: Kessinger

> Publishing Company 1996.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

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> Pasteur never said that. He was a scoudral right to the end. The

> quote was taken from Claude Bernard who stated: " The microbe is

> nothing, the terrain is everything " . The reference to a death bed

> recant was by Rudolf Virschow from whom Pasteur purloined the Germ

> Theory. Vurschow said that if he could live his life over he would

> devote it to correct his mistake as he felt responsible for many

> deaths.

==>Hi there. What is your name? Do you have a link for that?

Cheers, Bee