Viruses as external invaders? Never actually proven. No one has ever isolated a virus under a microscope—only assumed through indirect methods.

What we call “viruses” may actually be exosomes—cellular debris released when the body is detoxing from toxicity, imbalance, or stress. Terrain theory suggests sickness isn’t an “infection” but a biological response to internal dysfunction.

Louis Pasteur, the father of germ theory, even admitted on his deathbed: “The terrain is everything.” Meaning? It’s not about invisible enemies attacking you—it’s about your body’s internal environment. Fix the terrain, and there’s nothing to “catch.”

Look into Dr. Stefan Lanka’s work—he legally proved viruses were never isolated. Time to question the narrative.