274: Is The Coronavirus Contagious?

Wise Traditions

Weston A. Price Foundation

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

We've spent most of 2020 under the assumption that there is a contagious disease spreading and that we have to do what we can to sanitize our environment and stay away from one another to avoid infection and death. But has the coronavirus actually been proven to be contagious? Has it even been proven to be a virus in the first place? Joining Holistic Hilda on the show, Sally Fallon Morell, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, challenges these assumptions we've been operating under. This discussion centers around the information in the summer edition of the Wise Traditions journal and her research and work with Dr. Tom Cowan, the co-author of The Contagion Myth.

To be clear, Sally is not suggesting that there is no sickness. However, she asks us to look at the illness differently. She explains why what's been labeled a virus may actually be a natural process in the body and she goes into why toxins in our environment may be the driving force behind this health crisis. She also offers insights about what is behind the mainstream narrative that points to a contagious pandemic. She challenges us to think critically and consider what is happening through a different lens, which in turn may lead us to new conclusions to promote health and wellbeing.

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0:00.0	we have a soon that viruses, these things that look like viruses are bad.
0:04.1	And it's going to take another 20 or 30 years for a paradigm shift to realize that we have a
0:08.6	virum, just like we have a biome. And these exosomes, these so-called viruses,
0:15.0	probably are helping us adjust
0:17.8	to the electro smog that we're surrounded with. From the Weston A Price Foundation, welcome to the Wise Traditions Podcast for
0:31.2	Wise Traditions in Food, Farming, and The Healing Arts.
0:34.8	We are your source for scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal
0:39.5	health. Hey, Hilda here!
0:45.0	Hilda here.
0:49.0	Months into this worldwide health crisis most parts of the world are still in lockdown or a restrictive
0:54.2	living mode. The assumption is that there is a contagious disease spreading and we have to do
0:58.9	what we can to sterilize our environment and stay apart from one another to avoid infection and death.
1:05.7	But has the virus actually been proven to be contagious?
1:09.2	Has it been proven to even be a virus in the first place? This is episode 274 and our guest today is
1:16.2	Sally Fallon-Marel. She asks these important questions and answers them as well. She is the
1:22.3	president of the Westinay Price Foundation
1:24.6	and the author of many many books including nourishing traditions,
1:28.1	nourishing diets, nourishing broth, and her latest book which she is co-authored with Dr. Tom Cowan, The Contagion Myth.
1:35.6	Sally has always been a woman willing to question the status quo and our current
1:40.3	crisis is no exception. Today she reviews the Summer 2020 Wise Traditions
1:45.7	Journal that offers a very different perspective on what's happening right now.
1:50.0	She explains why what's been labeled a virus may actually be a natural process in the
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