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Germ Theory vs Cellular Theory are not actually opposing theories except when it comes to the cause and cure of disease. There are germs and there are cells but most cells only get ill when something interferes with it or it is lacking somewhere in a the multifaceted immune systems.
A virus is defined as a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism.
The Exosome Theory and the Virus Theory are not opposing theories either. Viruses are nothing more than exosomes which are protein envelopes of RNA (ribonucleic acid) or DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) material and enzymes which act as catalysts.
Living cells produce and shed Exosome in vast numbers daily for a variety of purposes including exchange of information and detoxification. We call foreign exosomes that might produce harmful or toxic reactions in cells "viruses". Contact with a virus does not automatically cause disease.
A "foreign exosome" may include information that creates confusion in other living cells. If the "foreign exosome" are mistakenly replicated in a cell damage may occur. Your body may even recognize the "foreign exosome" as foreign RNA and DNA and turn off cells which creates other problems.
Disease occurs only when your cells are susceptible, unguarded, unprotected, or vulnerable and then also produce a reaction that produces symptoms that produces what we call "dis-ease".
We constantly are exchanging exosomes through close physical contact. Depending on the health of our cells and their immune system we will become ill or healthier with a more robust immune system.
If this is true, and it is, you not only can "catch" disease you can "catch" the cure in the form of exosome antibodies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBE_T6iLfFg Exosome Theory vs Virus Theory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSZw4RXmPSM Tom Barnett: You cannot catch a virus Deleted from YouTube again and again, so here's a backup from Bitchute https://www.bitchute.com/video/CxifiDp7Smih/

RN Kate Shemirani & Dr. Andrew Kaufman https://www.bitchute.com/video/OMqmP7DqSKfH/

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 [[File:fluvirus2.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Germ Theory vs Cellular Theory are not actually opposing theories except when it comes to the cause and cure of disease. There are germs and there are cells but most cells only get ill when something interferes with it or it is lacking somewhere in a the multifaceted immune systems.<Br>A virus is defined as a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism.
 <Br>The Exosome Theory and the Virus Theory are not opposing theories either. Viruses are nothing more than exosomes which are protein envelopes of RNA (ribonucleic acid) or DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) material and enzymes which act as catalysts. <Br>
-Living cells produce and shed Exosome in vast numbers daily for a variety of purposes inluding exchange of information and detoxification. We call foreign exosomes that might produce harmful or toxic reactions in cells "viruses". Contact with a virus does not automatically cause disease.
+Living cells produce and shed Exosome in vast numbers daily for a variety of purposes including exchange of information and detoxification. We call foreign exosomes that might produce harmful or toxic reactions in cells "viruses". Contact with a virus does not automatically cause disease.
+<Br> A "foreign exosome" may include information that creates confusion in other living cells. If the "foreign exosome" are mistakenly replicated in a cell damage may occur. Your body may even recognize the "foreign exosome" as foreign RNA and DNA and turn off cells which creates other problems.
 <Br>Disease occurs only when your cells are susceptible, unguarded, unprotected, or vulnerable and then also produce a reaction that produces symptoms that produces what we call "dis-ease".
 <Br>We constantly are exchanging exosomes through close physical contact. Depending on the health of our cells and their immune system we will become ill or healthier with a more robust immune system. <Br>If this is true, and it is, you not only can "catch" disease you can "catch" the cure in the form of exosome antibodies.]]

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