Central to Terrain Theory: Pleomorphism

June 4, 2024

You’ve probably heard about the Electron Microscope which is said to be the only way we can see the smallest possible things.

However, you may not be aware that the electron microscope has an inherent barrier – it can only view dead tissue and dead things.

In other words, it cannot view living tissues or processes. This is significant because it is claimed to be the ONLY way viruses can be seen.

You can learn more about the electron microscope and how it has been used fraudulently in the attempt to prove that viruses exist, HERE.

During the 20th century there were several attempts to create microscopes that could see live tissue and living processes – In Real Time. (These have been documented several times but a good reference is here: Haley, Daniel, Politics in Healing, The Suppression and Manipulation of American Medicine. Potomac Valley Press, 2000. Please note: This book can be hard to find. Copies have been recently found at: https://lymebook.com/politics )

One of the greatest discoveries by these scientists was to document the concept of pleomorphism, which explains how bacteria will literally morph and change along into a cycle of increasingly aggressive forms as they are allowed to do so by a more toxic environment within one’s body.

This is the reason those who promote Terrain Theory state that the bacteria – itself – is not the problem. Bacteria is just doing its job to break down tissue.

It is the Underlying Terrain, or overall condition of the body, that allows for bacteria to break down with increasing aggressiveness.

This explains how at first the body is provided symptoms (like fever, rash, cough, fatigue, etc) which indicate the body needs to rest, purify and repair more.

If we don’t allow the body to rest, purify and repair then:

  • The body becomes increasingly more ill, and
  • Gradually, that illness spreads throughout the system, and
  • That illness can become more complicated, more chronic and eventually create a state of crisis – and even death.

It explains the why and the how of this basic concept: We Don’t Catch Diseases, We Build Diseases Over Time.

This process of Pleomorphism, which is central to Terrain Theory, was observed by many scientists including Antoine Bechamp, Gunther Enderlein, Wilhelm Reich, Royal Raymond Rife, Gaston Naessens, & many dark field microscopists.

You can witness it in this short video interview of Gaston Naessens (with English dubbing): HERE.

For the extended version in the original French please go HERE.

For a more detailed discussion of this topic, including a detailed account of the trial at which Gaston Naessens was prosecuted persecuted, please go to my essay, pages 4-11, which you can find HERE.

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