Next, on Making Sense of the Madden as Dr. Robert Young joins us to discuss the terrain theory versus the germ theory,

and is there a connection between COVID and 5G?

We're going to question the mainstream head of research for John Hopkins University. Thank you so much

for joining us, Dr. Young. How are you doing today? I'm good. Thank you. My association

with Johns Hopkins is with another scientist that I was working with. he was the head of research at John

John Hopkins but okay my background as it relates to research has been focused on

the terrain theory and really trying to identify why germs appear, why they can

transform, why they can change their functionality, even their electrical signature or genetic signature.

So this debate, I think, needs to happen.

The germ theory versus the terrain theory.

The basic fundamental etiology on the terrain theory

is that germs are born in us and from us, and the germs are the symptoms

of cellular breakdown or disorganization or degeneration and not the cause of any specific

disease. So there needs to be a debate on this,

and science needs to move towards a conversation

as it relates to how our environment can lead to diabetes,

how our internal environment can lead to a cancerous condition, how our environment can lead to a

disintegration of the cell membrane leading to spike protein, leading to the corona effect.

And this has been my research for the last 40 years.

Well, can you explain the difference between the germ theory and the terrain theory a little bit more for a non-scientist?

And then tell me, why do you think there isn't a debate?

Well, I think as far as the last part of your question, as far as the debate, I think it needs to be you know talked about it

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