A question everybody knows the answer to.
What’s the absolute worst way to take a dose of antibiotics?
Doctors have been trying to get us to understand this for years, and people keep ignoring it. You take the antibiotic until the symptoms disappear. Then you say, “Oh, I’m cured,” and you stop taking it. The disease, which is not cured, comes back. So you start taking the antibiotic again. For how long? Until the symptoms disappear. And so it goes until the antibiotic comes back in a new mutation that is resistant to the antibiotic you have been using. So you get a new, stronger antibiotic and, not having learned anything, go through the whole charade again.
Do You See Where This is Going?
How have we been treating COVID? If you can’t see the parallels, you’re deaf and blind.
To Extrapolate
The problem I’m seeing might happen down the road. The lockdowns were the first antibiotic. Well, we’ve wasted that one. Now come the inoculations, which correspond to the new, stronger antibiotic.
The Question Is…
When the inoculations stop working, what will we do next?
The Bottom Line
Gee, maybe we should have used the lockdown properly in the first place.
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