Medical Perspectives on Parasites and Blood Analysis
us that parasites were the third world country. They knew better. You can't tell me all these
people in the universities and all the smart guys in research at the NIH and all over the
world weren't paying attention to parasites or these other things. Secondly, when I was
in medical school, I went to the University of Rochester in 1976 to 1980. During that
period of time, we were taught, always look at the patient's fresh blood yourself. Don't
just send the blood to the lab. You know what? By 1985, they were telling my colleagues,
they're just slightly older and younger than I am, saying, no, no, that's just nonsense.
Don't look at fresh blood. And now they make fun of people like these nurses or these holistic
doctors that look at fresh blood. They say, that's just nonsense what they're talking
about. No, that's what the German researchers started seeing in their cancer patients. They
started seeing these, they said, every one of these cancer patients has parasites. I'll
tell you another one.
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