Hello.

So in this video, we're going to talk about how to keep your viruses in remission, okay?

So the first thing you need to know is that viruses are not alive, okay?

They're a piece of genetic material wrapped in a sack and they're actually dormant and

they're waiting until your resistance is low, you're sick, tired, and getting older.

And then they come out and they invade yourselves, hijack the copy machine and start reproducing

themself so it can then spread and destroy a different part of your body.

So your own immune system then has to work harder to then counter that attack and that's

why sometimes it takes seven to ten days or even longer sometimes to dismantle these

virus infections because antibiotics don't work for viruses.

Viruses are like everywhere in the environment.

Now even in the sea, per liter of sea water, you have over a hundred billion viruses.

And they are there to help break down bacteria and keep the overgrowth of bacteria from

coming to large and so they break down this bacteria and other microorganisms down to

the very, very small carbon atoms.

So they kind of help balance the excess of certain microorganisms.

Now the thing I want to tell you about viruses is that they can't really harm you unless

your cells let them harm you, okay?

In other words, you have to be susceptible to the virus.

There has to be some weak barrier or weak membrane and that comes mainly from stress or

poor nutrition or even radiation and there's other things that can trigger viruses.

But stress is a big one.

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