(The following is a contribution from a reader of the Thomas Hardtmuth book, What Covid-19 Can Teach Us.)
Feel the need to wear a mask? –
You may wish to consider the following: the human body is made up not only of cells, but of a multitude of bacteria and viruses (the virome) with which we maintain an ecological balance and which actually facilitate and enhance many of our biological functions. – New and unfamiliar organisms are encountered and dealt with by our immune system, which is thereby continually updated. – Ideally we would update our immune system by regular low level exposure to such organisms – particularly during the summer months, in an exchange with other symptom-free individuals such as we might encounter on the high street or in the supermarket. – Avoiding such exposure might make us more vulnerable when encountering unfamiliar organisms in larger quantities under less favourable circumstances. – Mask mandates may be a way of keeping us vulnerable and therefore in apparent need of ‘shots’ or ‘jabs’, which are being promoted for the benefit of (imagine who!)
Want to know more: See ‘What Covid-10 Can Teach Us’ by Dr Thomas Hardtmuth…
C.D.
