The causes of hypothermia-Vaccines and medications

Vaccines as part of the problem

Most people are already vaccinated during the first years of their lives, a practice that is portrayed as an absolute necessity by medical practitioners, politicians and, of course, the pharmaceutical industry. Parents who do not vaccinate their children are at risk of being banned from medical clinics as some doctors exert great pressure to follow the official guidelines. Parents who decide not to vaccinate are frequently subjected to repression and mobbing by other parents as well as institutions such as kindergartens, toddler groups etc. There are, meanwhile, a whole host of medical and natural practitioners and parents, wholly dedicated to the well-being of the children, who do not support the vaccination practice.

Vaccines-as-part-of-the-problem

Cases of vaccination damage in children have been reported, and these are regrettably not isolated incidents.Many medical practitioners and naturopaths, who observe human beings through a different lens than academic practitioners, share the view that vaccines degrade the body’s own regulatory capability and weaken the immune system.I myself have often seen “vaccination damage” at my own clinic that has turned healthy babies and toddlers into sick and permanently disabled human beings right after the vaccination.

It breaks one’s heart to see such tragedies. Vaccinations not only cause severe damages.Many allergies, food intolerances, behavioral disorders, autism, hyperactivity, Alzheimer’s and other syndromes and symptoms are rightly attributed to vaccines.In addition to toxicity strains as well as nerve and organ damage, low temperature is another interesting factor associated with vaccinations.

Vaccines generally counter infections and feverish illnesses.Apart from the preservatives in vaccines, which often also include energetically cooling metals (e.g. the additive thimerosal or thiomersal, a mercury compound or – also in use for some years now – aluminum, suspected of contributing to the development of Alzheimer’s), vaccines also have a cooling effect on the organism.

A straightforward approach according to the energetic point of view is useful in trying to understand these processes.A cooling substance is needed to limit or prevent a fever or feverish illness. Vaccines that are effective against feverish illnesses have precisely these cooling characteristics. A vaccine can be equated with long-term cooling that permanently impedes a rise in body temperature.

This is also true for medications that lower, mitigate or prevent bodily phenomena associated with a fever, which includes many common medications: antibiotics, aspirin, pain medication against inflammations such as cortisone medications, antihistamines or antiallergenics, anti-fever medication (antiphlogistics).Even common medications that used to be included in the “standard prescription” of the older generation have an inhibiting or cooling effect, e.g. medications that lower blood pressure, especially beta-blockers, cholesterol-lowering medications and mood elevators (antidepressants).

Besides the just described energetic effects of vaccines and medications on our immune system, such medications also prevent the “training effect” of an infection on our immune system or heat regulation. A body that has learned throughout life that its own heat regulation and fever reactions will always be “inhibited” cannot produce a healthy – or only a weak – fever response.Many of my patients cannot even remember when they had a “proper” fever in the last decades above 102.0°F or at least above 100.5°F.A weak “increased temperature” of 99.5°-100.4 F° is all that remains from a healthy and strong feverish reaction.

This phenomenon, i.e. the absence of a feverish reaction, is widespread.A healthy and vigorous immune reaction, as we still remember from stories told by our parents, is always marked by a brief high fever lasting 1-2 days and then a short alleviation or recovery phase followed by renewed vitality and a “refined” bodily state. A high fever is an expression of proper functionality since a fever that reaches 104,0° or 105.8°F kills off all pathogens. As adults we often only have a so-called increased temperature (an increase of about 1.8°) at our disposal that lasts for weeks and is not capable of effectively lowering the strain caused by pathogens. A low-energy fire produced by a useless – i.e. weak – fever response weakens and exhausts the human organism. The organism’s heat regulation is blocked and severely impaired by a multitude of commonly ingested medications.

Many of today’s most common medications cause hypothermia. As if this were not bad enough, hypothermia and the resulting symptoms or illnesses are then treated with other medications, which are suspiciously similar to those that triggered hypothermia in the first place. Thus, the same medications that initially caused the whole malaise are used to combat its effects.

The analogy of pouring oil onto fire would not be appropriate in this case. It would be more accurate to say that frostbite is being treated with ice, all the while expecting an improvement. The failure of this approach, which replaces one evil with another, is demonstrated in the disease progression of patients.

These medications are part of the problem and not part of the solution. They were in part responsible for triggering the illness and are now brought in to solve it. The following is a list of medications that are prescribed for symptoms and illnesses that were initially caused by low temperature: