Some of the most common transmissible viruses have the potential to trigger the development of cancer, arthitis, autoimmune conditions and other disease. Hard to believe that micro-organisms can cause this much devastation in our lives? It happened in the Middle-Ages when an estimated 50-75% of the European human population was killed off by a simple bacterium.
In the 20th century, nearly 25 million people were killed by a simple flu virus, that we still have no cure for to this day.
The same situation is occurring today right under our noses. Our life spans and life-quality have been substantially reduced because of these unseen predators. Yet, we fail to adequately arm ourselves with the knowledge to prevent microbiological destruction in our lives, because we've conditioned ourselves into co-existing with the spectrum of disease they cause.