Complementary Therapy Centre

19/02/2026

The biggest threat to the medical establishment? Questioning Germ theory.

Think about it for a second.

The virus narrative is pushed to create fear and gain control. The truth is it’s unproven.

How different would things have been if most people understood the lack of evidence to support germ theory? How would you have handled 2020 knowing that you don’t pass disease and that another person is not responsible for your health? How would things have been if the establishment had no reason to justify interventions like vaccinations or mask mandates?

Germ theory is the linchpin of the allopathic model, and this is why it’s so important that people understand the truth about our health.

We do not catch illness, and we do not pass illness.

If you want to fight against the system, start by learning the truth about health.

I created a great first step to get you started, click below to access my signature protocol for free.

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10/02/2026

There was a time when healing focused on light, fresh air, rest, and real food.

The body hasn’t changed. Sunlight, clean nutrition, and natural habits still support health in ways pills never replace.

08/02/2026

Repeatedly spraying perfume on your neck can interfere with hormone signaling because the area’s thin, highly absorbent skin is located directly over the thyroid gland, increasing the absorption of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) found in almost all synthetic fragrances.
🗂️Mechanism of Interference:
📑Thin & Vascular Skin: The skin on the neck is thinner and more vascular (rich in blood vessels) than many other areas of the body. This allows chemicals to be absorbed more readily into the bloodstream and lymphatic system, leading to systemic exposure.
📑Proximity to the Thyroid Gland: The thyroid, a vital gland for regulating metabolism, energy, and hormone balance, sits just beneath the skin at the front of the neck. This proximity makes it vulnerable to absorbed chemicals.
📑Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs): Many commercial perfumes contain synthetic chemicals that are classified as EDCs. These substances are designed to be lipophilic (easily absorbed by fats) and can accumulate in the body over time with chronic exposure.
📑Mimicking & Blocking Hormones: Once in the bloodstream, EDCs can mimic, block, or otherwise interfere with the body’s natural hormones and their signaling pathways. For example, some chemicals can bind to estrogen receptors, leading to an overstimulation or blocking of natural hormones functions.
Some of the most common EDCs found in perfumes include phthalates, which are linked to reproductive and thyroid issues, synthetic musks, which can accumulate in fatty tissues and interfere with hormone signaling; and parabens, which can mimic estrogen and have been found in breast cancer tissue.

23/01/2026