Hume E Douglas Mckinnon Lower R R M Foreword (2 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Book is a reprint June 1989 edition, clean, no previous owner name in book, no notes or underlining in book, unmarked copy.

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition Thus. Reprint of scarce material with a new foreword by the independent publisher. Stated at copyright page: "First Published: 1923; Second Edition: 1932; Third Edition (Revised): 1947; Fourth Edition: 1963; and subsequent editions to 1988 by C. W. Daniel Co.; This Edition Published June 1989, Bookreal." Thick glossy pictorial wraps, light shelf, corner wear. Cover features image of Pasteur's head fallen from the chopping block in reference to his promoted fallacious ideas. Pages near fine; no writing. Bind fine, square. Scarce near fine example. Contents: "Introductory - Antoine Bechamp; Part One: The Mystery of Fermentation - A Babel of Theories; Pasteur's Memoirs of 1857; Bechamp's Beacon Experiment; Claims and Contradictions; The Soluble Ferment; Rival Theories and Workers; Part Two: The Microzymas - The 'Little Bodies'; Diseases of Silk-Worms; Laboratory Experiments; Nature's Experiments; A Plagiarism Frustrated; Microzymas in General; Modern Confirmations of Bechamp; Part Three: The Cult of the Microbe - The Origin of 'Preventive Medicine'; The International Medical Congress and some Pasteurian Fiascos; Hydrophobia; A Few Examples of the Cult in Theory and in Practice; Some Lessons of World War I and a few Reflections on World War II; The Writing on the Wall; Valedictory: Pasteur and Bechamp; and, an Index." Presented here is E. Douglas Hume's study of the ongoing gulf between the germ theory long established for control and profit as opposed to the terrain theory of healthy tissue and blood derived from nutrients available in the natural world. Do germs or unhealthy bodily terrains, moreso lead to dis-ease? All who wish to understand the history of the germ theory of disease must read this "lost chapter in the history of biology," and learn what the germ actually is and is not. "Germs" are always present but mostly only become an issue in toxic or unhealthy biological systems. The bacteriologists have few or no answers. This epoch-making study and comparison exposes Louis Pasteur as the original purveyor of "germs." Louis Pasteur plagiarized and twisted Antoine Bechamp's discoveries and beliefs. Most of the medical establishment and health status quo adopted the theory of germs for their benefit. Thereby promoting treatment that addresses or ostensibly addresses the symptoms, instead of treating the causes which are, more often than not, unhealthy or toxic biological systems. "Truth will come to light" - Shakespeare. Includes a detailed nine page index and further reading list of truthful titles including: "Slaughter of the Innocent: Medical Research, The Damage to Human Health; Naked Empress: The Great Medical Fraud; Organon of Medicine: Discovery of Laws of Homeopathy which Radically Contradict Conventional Treatment; Bechamp: An Appreciation; and, Pasteur the Plagiarist." Produced in England by Ennisfield Print & Design, London. 259 pages. Insured post. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall.