The symptoms of influenza are created by an altered state of biological regulation; this is clear and agreed upon by many sources. The regulatory system of the body is electromagnetic in nature and is therefore susceptible to external electromagnetic influences such as cell-phone radiation and seasonal discharge of EMF from the ionosphere.
There is ample statistical evidence to show correlation between such influences and outbreaks of influenza. However, this seems to be largely ignored by both mainstream and alternative theorists in favour of other explanations, often with little to no supportive evidence or attributed mechanism.
Psychological trauma, viruses, stress and detoxification are a few examples that have been proposed without clear definitions, evidence, purported mechanisms or any validation from historical epidemiological studies.
Moreover, there is now a fashion for trying to say that ‘disease’ does not really exist at all but that symptoms are in fact good things and arise from the body attempting to ‘heal’.. but from what?
This post puts the case that influenza is an altered regulatory state brought on by electromagnetic discharge from the atmosphere. Historical epidemiological studies give support to this idea, as do data showing a correlation between the strength of the Earth’s magnetic field and cases of ‘covid’.
A recent paper from Denis Rancourt and team is consistent with the known epidemiology of flu and is therefore supportive of this hypothesis. The paper posits that pneumonia is caused by ‘fear’ but an alternative idea is that it is caused by tissue deterioration brought on by the sub-standard oxygen found in hospitals.
Influenza as dis-regulation
The condition called influenza is without a doubt one of an altered regulatory state.
The temperature is kept high and within narrow limits. Sleep is disturbed, appetite suppressed, muscles ache and a feeling of lethargy dominates a brain-fogged individual. This state persists for about 5 days whereupon it will suddenly abate and recovery begins.
Nobody believes that these processes are somehow managed by a simple virus particle and even mainstream science explains the symptoms by the reaction of the ‘immune system’ to some assumed pathogen. To rephrase: the symptoms are caused by the body’s own regulatory system.
The purported virus, then, is really just a trigger and the actual cause and maintenance of the symptoms lies within the body’s own regulatory processes. The damage caused by a ‘virus’ is merely local cell damage and everything else is somehow a result of the immune system trying to ‘fight’ the virus.
Many now believe that influenza and other diseases are caused by stress or psychological trauma. They are therefore proposing that the condition arises solely from the cognitive system and is a problem with regulation and nothing else! There is no physical particle to be fended off, no toxins to be rid of and the whole system is merely trapped in an antipathetic ‘attractor state’ which, once ‘resolved’, will allow a natural return to normal health.
None of this contradicts the characterisation of influenza as an altered regulatory state but much of it is at odds with the recorded epidemiology.
The detox theory
A significant minority of people are now claiming that disease in general and flu in particular is the result of a ‘seasonal detox’ whereby the body has stored up toxins in the liver, say, and will expunge them in winter for some reason. The symptoms of flu are said to instrumental in this detoxification process and suppression of such symptoms claimed to be a Bad Thing.
We would like to see:
- Some sort of metric for overall toxicity
- Correlation between high toxicity and susceptibility to flu
- High toxicity preceding flu, lower toxicity afterwards
- High presence of toxins in sweat or other excretions
- An explanation (teleological reason) for the symptoms
- A mechanism for the seasonality of the detox process
Whatever evidence is lacking, the hypothesis still involves the coordinated action of various regulatory processes in order to manage the symptoms and so we are in broad agreement that the symptoms are produced by an altered regulatory state and even that it is somehow initiated by a seasonal trigger.
What is in contention is the nature of the seasonal trigger and whether or not a detoxification does in fact take place.
Bio-regulation is electromagnetic in nature
What is it that is ultimately responsible for bodily regulation?
The usual answer is given in terms of bio-chemistry, i.e. in terms of the concentrations of different chemicals and bio-molecules within the system that act as ‘enablers’ or ‘effectors’. A molecule will send a signal (mechanism unspecified) or act as a catalyst (mechanism unspecified) and a further reaction or signalling takes place as a consequence.
This is all very well but what is the initiating process? If any chemical transaction is effected by a prior transaction then what is it that that causes that prior transaction .. and the one prior to that?
There must be some ‘entity’ that has taken the decision to initiate the whole process and that decision must depend upon some sensory or extra-sensory information since the onset of influenza most certainly depends upon external factors.
Simple molecules cannot make decisions by themselves nor accumulate sufficient information to make such a thing meaningful. Moreover, a human, chimp, mouse or elephant are all composed of the same chemicals and so if regulation was composed exclusively of chemical processes then we would all have the same body temperature and we would all look the same.
Regulation is not just simple chemistry but instead a fully ‘cognitive’ process, a bodily intelligence which operates according to the laws of electromagnetism in a similar way to the brain.
Connection to the cosmos
The body maintains a constant connection to the cosmos and uses this to maintain bodily rhythms. Various ‘signals’ connected to diurnal, lunar or solar cycles are detected by the cognitive system and used to set the phase and cycle length of sleep patterns, digestive processes etc. See: Frank Brown.
Cats are said to behave differently during Mercury retrograde: here
Minor disturbances of such signals can have a large effect on the organism; the dose-response relationship is non-linear and meaningful. Small, almost undetectable signals are processed by a system that is ‘cognitive’ in nature and the output is generally to the benefit of the organism.
The gravitational effects of the moon and certainly Mercury are surely too weak to affect living systems and so the only reasonable explanation for these phenomena is via some sort of electromagnetic signalling. By unknown means, the motion of each of the planets leaves an electromagnetic footprint in the pattern of discharge from the ionosphere.
The epidemiology of influenza
There is a general impression I think, that flu is vaguely seasonal and this, in turn, engenders a general dismissal of the importance of the epidemiology, with many simply claiming that ‘cold weather’, ‘communal living’ and ‘altered eating patterns’ are sufficient to cause pandemic influenza.
The historical records, however, show consistent and complex patterns in the epidemiology:
- Influenza occurs in sharp ‘spikes’ with sudden onset in the population and equally sudden disappearance, inconsistent with a viral spread
- Flu is approximately seasonal (winter) with slight variations from year to year
- There are minor seasons also in spring, summer and autumn
- The winter season in the northern hemisphere starts in the tropics and moves northwards
- Synchronicity between latitudes is demonstrated
- Local outbreaks can be precisely predicted by local weather conditions, e.g. the onset of the monsoon or rapid change in humidity or pressure
- There exist correlations with the installation of novel cell-phone technology – 5G and Covid
- Local outbreaks can be sharply confined to a relatively small area
- There exists a fairly consistent attack rate of about 10% of the population
- Rapid changes in metrics (temperature, humidity) seem more important than absolute values
For a more detailed description see here: Influenza and weather and here: Influenza is not contagious
These features need some explanation; if flu is caused by psychological trauma, for example, then why is psychological trauma experienced in such specific locations at such specific times?
Hypothesis
Hypothesis: Influenza is an altered regulatory state resulting from the impact of antipathetic electromagnetic impulses upon the regulatory system. This state may or may not function as a detoxification.
Such electromagnetic impulses may originate from:
- Disturbances of the Earth’s magnetic field
- Man-made EMF from cell-phone towers etc.
- Other people (?): Vaccine shedding
The disturbances from the Earth’s magnetic field show both seasonal variation and distinctive local patterns aligned with changes in the weather. Influenza and weather
5G and ‘covid’
Many studies were made during the covid era of associations between the rollout of novel cell-phone technologies and either cases of, or deaths from, covid a.k.a. influenza.
In the chart below, Magda Havas PhD looked at deaths from covid in US states with 5G and those without 5G and found that on average there were twice as many deaths per million in those states that had 5G installed. [source]
Those dismissing 5G technology as a cause of disease on the grounds that it is non-ionising need to read Frank Brown and reflect that a very small impulse indeed is needed to produce a relatively large effect.
The idea that damage can only be produced by stripping the electrons of atoms is naïve in the extreme. Cellular damage is just damaged cells and does not constitute disease; you can burn a finger quite badly but will not enter a fever state. The damage results from the response of the regulatory system, not the original impulse, which may be large or small.
The disease gives rise to the damage and not the other way around.
Historical correlation with man made EMF
The chart shows inflenza deaths per million in England and Wales from the Stuart-Harris paper: here
A sudden and significant increase in deaths occurs in 1890 coincident with the rollout of mains electricity and hence the subjecting of the population to novel 50 Hz electromagnetic waves.
Another huge spike in deaths occurred in 1918-1919 (Spanish flu) when advances in radio technology exposed members of the military to more radio wave frequencies than ever before. The Spanish flu is said to have started at military bases in the US and to have moved around the bases affecting only military personnel.
Further rollouts of radio-wave technology are associated with outbreaks of flu or other pandemic diseases.
Connection to weather systems
Many surprising correlations exist between outbreaks of influenza and local weather patterns.
Spatial Variation in Humidity and the Onset of Seasonal Influenza Across the Contiguous United States – [Serman et al.]
Serman et al. found a strong correlation between influenza cases and humidity. See below for the weekly figures for Arkansas. Influenza cases rise slowly with decreasing humidity up to a specific ‘breakpoint’ whereupon there is a sharper increase in cases relative to humidity.
Similar and very striking charts were produced for other states but with the ‘breakpoint’ (here at about 0.05) being slightly different for each state.
The chart shows a relationship between humidity and influenza cases but the hypothesis is that dis-regulation is caused by electromagnetic changes. This page: Influenza and weather argues that changes in humidity are invariably accompanied by atmospheric electromagnetic activity.
Rapid changes in weather conditions are invariably caused by the passing of a weather front. Such phenomena are, in turn, associated with air turbulence and the formation of tornadoes, especially in winter. Whirling air causes the movement of charged particles in the atmosphere, which lead to the emission of electromagnetic pulses and it is these which will disturb the regulatory system.
Changes in the weather
Even after the virus hypothesis had been proposed, many doctors continued to challenge the idea of transmission and to emphasise the connection between the date of pandemic onset and a change in the weather.
A review of the literature on influenza and the common cold – J. G. Townsend,
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.b5368601
Periodic seasonal outbreaks of acute respiratory disease have occurred in the military population in and around San Antonio, Texas, for the past 5 years. In certain instances the epidemic has supervened upon or become worse after a spell of cold or wet weather.
Several organisations have shown simultaneous beginning of outbreak. Eighty percent of 252 consecutive cases gave a history of recent exposure to dampness, lowered temperature, or other adverse influence.
The symptoms of 981 cases of acute bronchitis constituting an epidemic could have been caused either by bacterial infection, by exposure to lowered temperature, or other adverse influences. The distribution and dates of onset indicated that the majority of cases (80 per cent) were provoked rather than transmitted cases.
The onset following so promptly after exposure to lowered temperature (My note: i.e. a change in atmospheric conditions) affords evidence that the early phase of the attack is not due to bacterial activity, but is almost solely to the excessive reactivity of the economy toward the injuriously physical or other equivalent influence.
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Richter, of San Francisco, in a voluminous discussion, advances the anticyclonic theory as the prime etiological factor in influenza:
The very source of the pandemics is found to be in that part of Asia Minor or North America on the Northern hemisphere where the centres of highest pressure are located on those parts of the continents. The air, carried by such dynamic anticyclones is distributed with a velocity equal to that of our railway trains.
The cycles in which the pandemics alternate with periods of relative quiescence are distinctly covered by the cycles of high air pressure periods during and before the pandemics and of low pressure following them. The influenza pandemic extends and spreads in the same direction and with the same velocity as the great anticyclone spreads from its centre over a continent. In the United States, therefore, it generally attacks first, those districts that lie in the path of the Alberta type or Hudson Bay type.
We have reason to believe that air of some anticyclones contains ozone in unusual quantity as a product of unusual solar output.
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Latitudinal synchronisation
Edgar Hope-Simpson noticed coincidences in both the timing and severity of flu outbreaks in Prague (52°N ) and Cirencester (51°N ). Similar synchronisation across distant parts of the globe is noted by other authors and apparently connects the US to France and India to Europe.
Again, it is not too unreasonable to suppose that influences showing latitudinal patterns are somehow related to local characteristics of the Earth’s magnetic field.
A conceptual vacuum
With the relatively recent realisation that disease is not the result of viral infections, we are left asking: “So what is it then?”. This question now reverberates through a conceptual vacuum, an existing theoretical framework bereft of any means by which to even formulate a decent hypothesis.
Nearly 100 years of virology and associated thinking patterns now must be discarded, leaving us with little idea as to why people get sick and not even a decent vocabulary by which to describe the nature of ‘disease’ itself.
People therefore are grasping at straws, scrabbling for some answer amongst extant ideas or avoiding the question altogether by simply denying that such a thing as ‘disease’ really exists.
Consider then, that if thousands of intelligent scientists are wrong or are mis-interpreting their own results and if common sense explanations of disease are deficient in their relation to reality, that there is something essential missing from our basic understanding of biological systems.
Textbook knowledge seems to work to some degree but consists in large part of a list of observations rather than causal mechanisms. A convincing narrative has been constructed from the patterns projected on the back of Plato’s cave and these have been mistaken for a complete three dimensional description of actual reality.
Books abound on the ultimate nature of biology, of ‘life’ itself, but no ultimate answer is presented. We therefore have a case of an extraordinary problem needing an extraordinary solution. Some lateral thinking (at least!) is needed and we should expect that the eventual answer, if found, will be the one that, far from being intuitively attractive is more likely to be the one that least appeals to us.
The luminous source of Plato’s shadow play is an electromagnetic bio-field: The nature of the bio-field
Influenza is caused by ‘fear’?
It is certainly not necessary to provide an alternative cause of disease to know that disease is not caused by a virus, but the absence of such a cause seems to weigh heavily on the cognitive system and as a consequence, imagined alternatives proliferate in order to fill the void.
One popular alternative is the idea that ‘fear’ is a driving factor behind disease processes.
This is formalised by the German New Medicine group which claims that flu in particular is caused by ‘fear of aggression’, but this fails to explain why we all succumb to such fear on a seasonal basis, how latitudinal synchronisation of such a dysfunction could take place, or why it should coincide so precisely with changes in the weather.
If only fear were a cause of disease, we should surely see the end to all armed conflict in the world, as both military and civilian population would hardly be able to function! Disease would break out at the mere thought of fighting and the fear of disease itself should then multiply and spread like a .. virus! However, no ‘spreading’ is observed in the epidemiology.
We should discard this idea until some actual evidence is presented.
Influenza as ‘just a collection of symptoms’
This idea is that each of the symptoms of influenza separately has an independent cause which is not viral, with the implication that this formulation is sufficient to explain influenza itself as merely a coincidence of such symptoms.
This characterisation, however, is highly simplified description of the aetiology, with no explanation as to why such symptoms form characteristic clusters, why such clusters should appear so suddenly and in a coordinated manner, or why they should follow the typical seasonal and latitudinal patterns that have been observed throughout history.
A characteristic collection of symptoms will appear all at the same time, follow a typical progression over 5 days or so and disappear in synchrony as quickly as they came. The symptoms are carefully choreographed and managed, implying a systemic coordination or regulation.
From this point of view, influenza is a regulatory phenomenon.
It may well be that each symptom has alternative causes, but these causes seem to be invoked annually in accordance with the seasonal and latitudinal patterns that have historically been attributed to a single disease, namely, influenza.
There is something here that needs explaining.
Covid and geo-magnetic activity
The spread of the Sars CoV-2 virus depends on the Earth’s magnetic field – M.I. Orlyuk, A.O. Romenets, 2022
The chart shows the Kp-index of the Earth’s magnetic field in blue (trend line in black), with the Covid incidence rate in red. The Kp-index is a global average I think, which is a somewhat crude metric but the pattern matching is striking, indicating some kind of causal relationship.
On some occasions the rise in covid cases follows the geomagnetic changes but at others it seems to pre-empt them.
It therefore seems unlikely that a decrease in the strength of the Earth’s magnetic field is a direct cause of disease, rather that this is a crude metric which is indicative of some other atmospheric phenomenon which itself is responsible for the disturbances of the regulatory system.
Rancourt et al.
Denis Rancourt and his team made a thorough survey of mortality data pertaining to the 2020 covid pandemic and spotted several striking patterns typical of influenza outbreaks.
Constraints from geo-temporal evolution of all-cause mortality on the hypothesis of disease spread during Covid – Hickey, Rancourt, Linard
https://correlation-canada.org/constraints-on-hypothesis-of-disease-spread-during-Covid/
Note that the figures were for excess mortality and not ‘cases’. The overall conclusion of the paper is that the excess deaths were mostly caused by faulty hospital protocols. No doubt this is true, but there has to be some reason why people are admitted to hospital in the first place; there has to be some sort of ‘case’. What we see in the data is that the pattern of excess deaths matches established historical epidemiological structures:
Geographic heterogeneity of first-peak period excess mortality: Sections 3.1 and 3.2 demonstrate that there was a high degree of geographic heterogeneity in excess mortality in the USA and Europe, with a handful of geographic regions having essentially synchronous (within weeks of each other) large peaks of first-peak period excess mortality (“F-peaks”) and all other regions having low or negligible excess mortality in the said first-peak period. -Rancourt et al.
Yes, both heterogeneity and synchronicity are expected from influenza. We see synchrony of outbreaks according to seasonal patterns and changes in weather conditions such as the onset of a rainy season. Synchrony is often along lines of latitude, with peaks sometimes within days or even hours of each other.
Heterogeneity exists at all geographical scales from that of a continent to that of a cruise liner or school dormitory (Fred Hoyle).
The incidence of flu has a ‘fractal’ nature in similarity to the nested cyclonic structures of weather systems.
Temporal synchrony of first-peak period excess mortality: Section 3.3 shows that F-peaks for USA states and European countries were almost all positioned within three or four weeks of one another and no earlier than the week of the WHO’s pandemic declaration. -Rancourt et al.
The coincidence with the WHO declaration is interesting and the hypothesis of Rancourt is that the fear of a disease somehow caused sufficient symptoms for a person to be admitted to hospital whereupon they were subjected to harsh treatment that ultimately led to excess deaths.
The chart below is striking and hard to argue with. Note, however, that it is excess deaths and not case numbers that are represented. This is important as, in the chart from Orlyuk and Romenets, we see no apparent rise in cases at this time at all; the number of excess deaths appears unrelated to the number of cases.
The cases are related to the strength of the Earth’s magnetic field but the deaths are as a result of the change in hospital protocols in response to the pandemic declaration.
Dramatic differences in first-peak period excess mortality for comparable cities with large airports in the same countries. -Rancourt et al.
Again, this expected from historical precedent and from theoretical considerations of the hypothesis. Flu is not spread by a virus but is cause by antipathetic electromagnetic weather conditions and these can demonstrate variations and synchrony at both large and small scales. The general pattern of a weather system is a fractal vortex structure, with rapid changes in humidity and pressure coincident with the overall geometry.
Moreover, airports and hospitals are at the forefront of cutting edge technology for internal communication systems. If one airport is using 5G and another is not, then a difference in ‘cases’ is expected, followed by a difference in excess mortality.
An aeroplane flight and a visit to an airport seems sufficient to trigger a case of flu: study
Increased share of deaths occurring in hospitals for jurisdictions with large F-peaks
Where I live, there was a rollout of new cell-phone masts near hospitals and care homes. Nurses told me of an increased use of wireless monitoring equipment within new hospital developments.
Correlations with socioeconomic vulnerability in regions with large F-peak
The paper hypothesises that patients from areas of low wealth were admitted to new hospitals in richer areas and subjected to aggressive treatments such as forced intubation which led to their demise.
It does seem that lower income areas are targeted for the construction of more radio-frequency transmitters whether 5G or not. We have been objecting to masts in large residential estates with little effect but mast applications in wealthier areas seem to be few and far between and are more likely to be rejected.
In the UK, a proposed siting for a mast needs to be a few hundred yards away from residential dwelling for safety. How is this achieved in the middle of a town? The answer is evident in the number of masts that are in the middle of large car parks attached to hospitals, supermarkets or care homes.
We propose that the said observations of geographic heterogeneity and temporal synchronicity of first-peak period excess mortality, .. were caused by region-specific application of first-peak period lockdown policies and dangerous medical-system treatments, including invasive mechanical ventilation
Yes, indeed. Recent papers from Konstantin Meyl and Gerald Pollack have both argued that it is not oxygen we breathe but some kind of electrical energy (Meyl) or electric charge (Pollack). Do we breathe oxygen?
If this is true then it follows that not all oxygen is the same quality and that some may contain more energy than other. Now if the health services are ignorant of this and have the tendency ascribe any failure of treatment to an insufficient concentration or pressure of the gas then we are in big trouble.
Depleted oxygen will be forced into patients lungs with zero beneficial effect and every possibility of causing further damage.
In addition to this, Konstantin Meyl presents a credible model of a gas whereby a molecule has expanded to nearly 1000 times its liquid volume to form a large negatively charged ‘ball’. We must therefore now ask how such a molecule passes through the membranes of the lungs and what happens if it is ‘forced’?
Some of the oxygen pumped into the lungs of patients may be fine but some may be depleted of energy and a decline on health seems inevitable in these cases.
We argue, following Rancourt (2024), that pneumonia induced by biological stress of lockdowns and medical-system intervention was ultimately responsible for the very large first-peak period excess mortality that occurred in hotspots such as New York City, Lombardy, Madrid, and London, UK
In view of the previous discussion, we can now make a hypothesis that the lining of the lungs is nourished directly by the energy of the inhaled oxygen and that if such energy is at a low ebb then the health of the patient’s lungs will deteriorate and tissue will start to die. Bacteria proliferate, thriving off the dying cells and resulting in the condition we call ‘pneumonia’.
This can happen through either the forced inhalation of compressed air or through the breathing of the ambient hospital air, depleted through constant recycling. All that is required for a cure is exposure to fresh air, energised by sunlight and ionospheric discharge
The open air treatment of pneumonia – W P Northrup
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/460480
Guinea pigs forced to breathe recycled air succumbed to tuberculosis but when the air was re-vitalised with ultraviolet light, they were fine:
Airborne pulmonary tuberculosis – Richard Riley
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC441100/pdf/bactrev00130-0080.pdf
Summary
- Influenza is a disorder of the body’s (electromagnetic) regulatory system.
- The condition is triggered by either atmospheric or man-made electromagnetic disturbances.
- Statistical associations exist between precise changes in atmospheric conditions and seasonal outbreaks of influenza.
- Correlations exist between the installation of novel cell-phone technology and off-season outbreaks.
- The findings of Rancourt et al. are consistent with the above hypothesis.
- No evidence exists for either toxicity or fear as causes of influenza and these ideas are inconsistent with the epidemiology.
- Pneumonia is caused by depleted oxygen
References
Viruses from space and other matters – Hoyle, Wickramasinghe, Watkins
https://www.hoyle.org.uk/resources/virusesfromspaceCompressed.pdf
The role of season in the epidemiology of influenza – R E Hope-Simpson
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2134066/pdf/jhyg00034-0042.pdf
NASA Finds Each State Has Its Own Climatic Threshold for Flu Outbreaks
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-finds-each-state-has-its-own-climatic-threshold-for-flu-outbreaks
Differences in Influenza Seasonality by Latitude, Northern India – Parvaiz A. Koul et. al.
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/20/10/pdfs/14-0431-combined.pdf
Influenza and other viruses of the respiratory tract – Charles Stuart-Harris
Chapter 6. Epidemiology of influenza (p. 107 in the PDF)
https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.549293/page/n107/mode/2up?view=theater
Spatial Variation in Humidity and the Onset of Seasonal Influenza Across the Contiguous United States – Serman, Thrastarson, Franklin, Teixeira
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2021GH000469
Dengue in Myanmar: Spatiotemporal epidemiology, association with climate and short-term prediction – Win Zaw, Chawarat Rotejanaprasert
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371312510_Dengue_in_Myanmar_Spatiotemporal_epidemiology_association_with_climate_and_short-term_prediction
Constraints from geo-temporal evolution of all-cause mortality on the hypothesis of disease spread during Covid – Hickey, Rancourt, Linard
https://correlation-canada.org/constraints-on-hypothesis-of-disease-spread-during-Covid/
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https://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2013/01/31/3679358.htm
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Comets and Contagion: Evolution, Plague, and Diseases From Space
Authors: Rhawn Joseph, Chandra Wickramasinghe
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326160954_Comets_and_Contagion_Evolution_Plague_and_Diseases_From_Space
The Sun as an Extremely Sensitively Interconnected and Regulated System
Author: Attila Grandpierre
https://old.konkoly.hu/staff/grandpierre/Sun_Sensitive.pdf
The Nature of Man-Universe connections
Author: Attila Grandpierre
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234106920_The_Nature_of_Man-Universe_connections
Tropical cyclone facts – Met Office
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/weather/tropical-cyclones/facts#How%20do%20TCs%20form
Milky Way’s Magnetic Mystery: What Powers This Immense Torus? – See the Pattern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18Olmd184uM
Potential vortex, newly discovered properties of the electric field
are fundamentally changing our view of the physical world – Konstantin Meyl
https://www.meyl.eu/go/indexb830.html
The relevant video
Part 2: Respiration of gas from the air – Konstantin Meyl
https://www.k-meyl.de/go/27_Videos/water_motor_theory_EN_pt2.mp4
PDF version
Die-Covid-Falle – Konstantin Meyl
https://mainz.world/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Die-Covid-Falle.pdf
Absolute and Relative Gas Concentration: Understanding Oxygen in Air – Bruce Bugbee and Mark Blonquist
https://www.apogeeinstruments.com/content/o2s_correcting.pdf
Is it oxygen, or electrons, that our respiratory system delivers? – Gerald Pollack
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S030698772400210X
The open air treatment of pneumonia – W P Northrup
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/460480
Airborne pulmonary tuberculosis – Richard Riley
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC441100/pdf/bactrev00130-0080.pdf
Contraction of Respiratory Viral Infection During air Travel – Ruuskanen et al.
https://sportsmedicine-open.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40798-024-00725-5#Sec6