- Paperback: 322 pages
- Publisher: Trafford Publishing; 1 edition (19 Sep 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1425114679
- ISBN-13: 978-1425114671
- Product Dimensions: 23.1 x 15.5 x 2 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 201,534 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Do you think that the world is invaded by horrible virus epidemics such as cervical cancer, avian flu, or AIDS? This book shows that this virus mayhem ignores the facts.
About the Author
Claus Köhnlein is a medical specialist on internal diseases. He completed his residency in the Oncology Department at the University of Kiel. Since 1993, he was worked on his own medial practice, treating Hepatitis C and AIDS patients who are skeptical of antiviral medications.
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amazing , informative, true, researched very well. If you are intresting on the subjects of polio, vaccines, aids and the subby science behind these, this is a well writen book by a doctor and a journalist introduced by a med prof of electronic microscopy Etiene de Harven. The truth is painful but I rather know the truth The doggy unproved science behind polio, vaccines, aids that unfortunately damages or even kiles people and creates unjustified public policies, taxpayers money go straight to the big farma for more crap.Modern Virologists like Galo have twisted and altered basic knowledge and ignored fundamental rules in order to justify theit existance against the very same humanity that supose they came to serve.
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Fascinating
9 Jun 2008
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I'm still reading this book. Let's just say that it is dispelling a lot of myths that I have believed in for years as a Registered Nurse--an infection control nurse at that. A lot of what I thought I knew turns out to be wrong.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Virus Mania
15 Jun 2008
An excellent overview of the history of so-called "viral epidemics". Virus Mania describes how they have been used to terrorize the public for political and financial gain, most notably the "AIDS viral epidemic" which has been the most successful fraud, still raking in millions of dollars in fundraisers and taxpayer money on misdirected efforts to stem the real causes of AIDS: substance abuse and malnutrition.
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6 July 2008
Though the translation leaves much to be desired, this book should be required reading. It challenges the infectious theories of many diseases - AIDS,polio,SARS,HPV,etc. It is brimming with illustrations-charts,diagrams,pictures, and other information that supports the views of the authors. Each disease could take a whole book to explain, and indeed there are many books on each of these diseases.
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