Historical Hospital Practices and Healing Methods

This is what hospitals looked like before the Rockefellers took over.

Number one is copper cups, as it was known that copper was potently antibacterial, meaning

that no bacteria was able to spread between patients when they were drinking out of the

copper cup.

And it was also known that copper ions were transferred into the water, creating electrically

charged water, and humans are electrical beings, meaning that copper water was effectively

making the patients recover faster.

Before the Rockefellers took over, hospitals would also use linen sheets, as it was known

that linen had a frequency of 5000 hertz, meaning when patients would go in the hospital,

they would leave quicker, as the frequency of the linen would interact with their body,

promoting faster healing.

Number three is herbal tinctures, such as dandelion, burdock and elderberry.

These were some of the common herbs that were used in hospitals before the Rockefellers

took over, for their potent medicinal properties.

And finally, number four, Sundex.

All old hospitals would use Sundex, as it was known that vitamin D was essential for

an optimal immune system.