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MASTER TONIC RECIPE: This is The Most Powerful Natural Antibiotic Ever – Kills Any Infections in The Body
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"The basic formula of this powerful tonic dates back to medieval Europe, that is, from the era when people suffered from all sorts of diseases and epidemics."
Come on guys, try to apply some basic logic!
Back then --> much disease, short life-span
Now --> little disease, long life-span
If medieval medicine were any good, then the above would be the other way around.
Don't pay any attention to rubbish like this article. Human beings have come a long way since the disease-ridden Middle Ages, and it is due to all we have learned about micro-organisms, sanitation and medicines such as genuine antibiotics.
In the Middle Ages they also thought that their problems could be solved by burning witches.
Quoting: javierruizleon You retard, they just came out a couple months ago quoting a mid evil cure that worked. They were stumped on they could kill a certain disease and were dumbfounded that this natural cure that was discovered works. I always laugh and shake my head when people list antiques under "primitives". Our forefathers were more human than we are. Read poetry from the past and tell me how far have we really come... [ link to www.theforbiddenknowledge.com] In Brandengurg (Germany) there appeared in 1559 horrible men of whom at first fifteen and later on twelve were seen......... the others (had) fearful faces and long scythes, with which they cut at the oats, so that the swish could be heard at a great distance, but the oats remained standing........ The visit of the strange men to the oat fields was followed immediately by a severe outbreak of the Plague in Brandenburg.
This incident raises intriguing questions: who were the mysterious figures? What were the long scythe-like instruments they had that emitted a loud swishing sound? It appears that the "scythes" may have been long instruments designed to spray poison or germ-laden gas. This would mean that the townspeople misinterpreted the movement of the "scythes" as an attempt to cut oats when, in fact, the movements were the act of spraying aerosols on the town. Similar men dressed in black were reported in Hungary........... there appeared so many black riders that the opinion was prevalent that the Turks were making a secret raid, but who rapidly disappeared again, and thereupon a raging plague broke out in the neighborhood.
Strange men dressed in black, "demons" and other terrifying figures were observed in other European communities. The frightening creatures were often observed carrying long "brooms," "scythes," or "swords" that were used to "sweep" or "knock at" the doors of people's homes. The inhabitants of those homes fell ill with plague afterwards. It is from these reports that people created the popular image of "Death" as a skeleton or demon carrying a scythe. The scythe came to symbolize the act of Death mowing down people like stalks of grain.........
Of all the phenomena connected to the Black Death, by far the most frequently reported were the strange, noxious "mists." The vapors were often observed even when other phenomena were not.
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