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The Humanley Podcast Episode 47
Episode 47: Dr. Jennifer Daniels - Talking Turpentine
Dr. Jennifer Daniels is one of the world's leading alternative healing physicians, helping people to heal from disease since 1985. She has a BA degree with honours from Harvard University, a Medical Degree (MD) from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA in Health Care Administration from Wharton. She is also the author of the award winning book, Do You Have the Guts to Be Beautiful?
Dr. Daniels joins me to talk about her enthralling journey from studying medicine, to becoming a doctor in her local neighbourhood, to discovering the healing powers of pure gum spirits of turpentine and finally having to flee the United States for Panama. We discuss issues plaguing science and the failing medical system, germ theory, the causes of disease, how to heal from disease and why the pure gum spirits of turpentine might play a key role in that healing process. Dr. Daniels is so captivating and it was an absolute pleasure and honour to be...
The Humanley Podcast Episode 44
Dr Mark Bailey is a trained medical doctor and the husband of Dr Sam Bailey. He worked in clinical practice for 2 decades before leaving medicine in 2016 due to dissatisfaction with allopathic medico-pharmaceutical models. In late 2019 he commenced research with Sam to uncover the fraud of COVID-19 and the wider fallacies of virus existence and germ theory. In his younger days he was 7 times New Zealand duathlon champion and one of the top 10 duathletes in the world.
In this podcast, Dr. Mark Bailey joins me to discuss his journey from being a young, inspired and motivated medical doctor, right through to why he became so dissatisfied with the medical system that he quit practice in 2016. We also discuss how Mark came to discover Terrain Theory and question the validity of Germ Theory, the issues surrounding virus isolation and virology in general, the lack of scientific evidence proving viruses cause disease, what really...
What Really Causes Influenza? Part 2
What Really Causes Influenza? Part 1
Written by Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
In part 1 of this blog, an overview of some of the most important experiments conducted to try and prove that influenza was caused by a contagious virus were discussed in detail. Despite the most desperate attempts by scientists and doctors to make healthy people sick, every single attempt failed. Part 2 of this blog post aims to answer two questions. Firstly, what is the original proof showing that a virus causes influenza? Secondly, if not a virus, then what other plausible explanations are there?
It’s important to note that whilst a number of potential alternative causes of influenza will be discussed in this blog, these are only hypotheses and not claims.
The Discovery of Influenza
How did we get to the point where we “believe” that a virus causes influenza (or any infectious disease for matter)? An assumption was made, that a sick person was able to...
What Really Causes Influenza? Part 1
What Really Causes Influenza? Part 1
Written by Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
Part 1 of 2 of this blog presents an overview of the studies that tried to prove a virus as the cause of influenza. Part 2 will hypothesize a number of potential causes of influenza.
Influenza is said to be caused by one of four viruses, namely influenza A, B, C and D1, however many people might be surprised to hear that none of these viruses have ever been observed in the bodily fluids of a human being. More surprisingly, isolated and purified viral particles have never been exposed to a healthy host and been shown to cause disease2,3. This is not due to lack of trying, or due to limitations of laboratory techniques, in fact, dozens upon dozens of experiments have been undertaken over many decades to try and transmit the influenza virus from sick people to healthy people.
The Most Important Influenza Study?
At the height of the Spanish Influenza epidemic between...
The Humanley Podcast Episode 42
Dr Sam Bailey is a medical doctor from New Zealand, who over the last 2 years, has been speaking out publicly on major issues plaguing science and medicine. One of the major issues that she has voiced her concerns over, is the lack of scientific evidence proving that germs cause disease. She began making videos on YouTube and quickly gained a large following after expressing her view on the pandemic, vaccines, the inconsistencies in the field of virology and other controversial health issues. Dr. Bailey has also co-authored a book called "Virus Mania", which explores in great detail, the fact that no virus has ever been isolated and shown to cause disease and how the medical industry invents pandemics to make billion dollar profits at our expense.
In this podcast, Dr. Bailey joins me to discuss all of these topics and more. She has been instrumental in my journey of understanding the fact that germs don't cause disease. It was...
Raw Milk & Listeriosis, Where's The Evidence? Part 2
Written by Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
When we think about raw milk, getting food poisoning from Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes) is probably the first thing that comes to mind. Now I’m not saying people don’t get sick from drinking contaminated milk, but as I highlighted in part 1 of this blog, the evidence proving that L. monocytogenes is the cause of disease, is less than convincing to say the least. In part 2 of this blog, I’m going to provide alternative hypotheses as to the reasons why people might get sick from contaminated milk. It’s important to note, that in no way am I making definitive claims, I am merely highlighting that there are other plausible explanations. It's also important to note that contaminated milk refers to any source of contamination, not just bacterial contamination.
It’s probably important to note that when I say “contaminated milk”, I am referring to both...
The Humanley Podcast Episode 41
Episode 41: Dr Lorraine Day - Exposing The Truth About Medicine
She has been invited to lecture extensively throughout the U.S. and the world and has appeared on numerous radio and television shows including 60 minutes, Nightline, CNN Crossfire, Oprah Winfrey, Larry King Live, The 700 Club, John Ankerberg Show, USA Radio Network, Art Bell Radio Show, Three Angels Broadcasting Network and Trinity...
Raw Milk & Listeriosis, Where's The Evidence? Part 1
Written by Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM
When I mention to people that I am doing a raw milk fast, their immediate reaction is, “That’s so dangerous, you could get sick from listeria and die”. Naturally, I wanted to dig deeper in to the scientific evidence supporting the theory that listeria is the cause of disease.
Listeria (L. monocytogenes) is said to be the bacteria responsible for causing food poisoning (listeriosis) from the consumption of contaminated raw dairy products. The symptoms of listeriosis range from no symptoms at all (asymptomatic), to a severe infection resulting in diarrhoea, fever and in extreme causes, septicaemia and even death. To prevent listeriosis, raw dairy products are required to be Pasteurised, which is the process of heating milk to a temperature of approximately 65°C for 30 minutes, or temperatures above 90°C for just a few seconds1. It’s important to note that just because milk has...
The Humanley Podcast Episode 38
Episode 38: Dr. Andrew Kaufman - Exposing Germ Theory
Dr. Andrew Kaufman joins me to talk about the science (or lack of science) around germ theory. We take a deep dive in to the experiments that were done failing to prove contagion, the false narrative around the current pandemic, the inconsistencies surrounding virus isolation, what really causes disease, terrain theory, how we can heal our bodies and the role of vaccines in the modern day. Dr. Kaufman has played a pivotal role in my journey to understand that germs do not cause disease and it was an absolute pleasure speaking with him.
Dr. Andrew Kaufman holds a Bachelor of Microbiology from MIT and a degree in medicine from Duke University. He began his medical career as a physicians assistant and then went back to medical school to complete his medical degree, followed by a fellowship in forensic psychiatry. He has held a number of positions including Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Duke University, expert witness as a...
The Humanley Podcast Episode 37
Episode 37: Dr. Valentina Kiselev - Do Germs Cause Disease?
In this podcast, Dr. Valentina Kiselev joins me to discuss the germ theory, terrain theory, the issues surrounding virus isolation and her perspectives around the pandemic.
Dr. Valentina Kiselev(a)* is a graduate of St. Petersburg Pediatrics Medical University, independent expert on bioethics and biosecurity, health advocate.
For 15 years Valentina was an Executive Director of an Adult Day Health Center in Bellevue, WA, was a board member of multiple state and city community organizations, covering education, diversity and business development issues, served two terms on Bellevue Arts Commission, has extensive political and community background. In 2016 Valentina moved to St. Petersburg - her hometown in Russia, where she founded entrepreneur committee in collaboration with a political party, then engaged with the MSF - Doctors Without Boarders (Brussels Operational Center), where she started as a project...
