My generation of immunologists was taught that the immune system’s job is to react to foreign antigens and avoid reacting to self. And that’s basically it. For a long time, this outdated and utterly limited outlook has been creating a misperception that the utility of having an immune system lies solely in getting vaccinated in a quest to beat infections.
For total lay persons who'd like to look into it, can it make sense to buy some older (because cheap) intro book to immunology? Like from late 1990s, early 2000's, or is that a waste of time... Does such an intro text usually have other prerequisites? (e.g. (micro)biology or such)
It's difficult to find any evidence of you online anymore. I loved your video "Facts, Theories and Choices" from 2015. I did a blog on it, but I'd love to update that blog if possible. So glad to have found your work here. Here is my past blog. https://www.natureofhealing.org/vaccines-the-death-of-natural-immunity-2/
Thank you for being a voice of clarity and reason.
SubStack is a bit like Crack! So glad to see you here
Looking forward to your content! Thank you!!
Great to have you here! Refered by Dr Tobian Rogers of whom I am a big fan.
A great move! Can't wait to engage with you and like-minded people in an uncensored manner!
For total lay persons who'd like to look into it, can it make sense to buy some older (because cheap) intro book to immunology? Like from late 1990s, early 2000's, or is that a waste of time... Does such an intro text usually have other prerequisites? (e.g. (micro)biology or such)
Great introduction!
I really gained from your book. Looking forward to reading your Substack content.
Super glad you're doing this!!
It's difficult to find any evidence of you online anymore. I loved your video "Facts, Theories and Choices" from 2015. I did a blog on it, but I'd love to update that blog if possible. So glad to have found your work here. Here is my past blog. https://www.natureofhealing.org/vaccines-the-death-of-natural-immunity-2/
Thank you for being a voice of clarity and reason.