The medical establishment claims that sexually transmitted diseases are a significant worldwide problem; as indicated by the June 2019 WHO fact sheet entitled Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
I have been suffering from terrible periods since I entered puberty many many years ago. It is thankfully a lot better now, but it used to be really bad when I was younger. As a result, I spent a lot of time looking for answers to what was making me so ill during that time of the month and some kind of cure or at least something to relieve my problems. So off to the gynocologist I went for the very first time as a 12 or 13 year old. As you could imagine, I was both extremely uncomfortable and scared through the whole experience and the treatment I got from the doctor in question didn't help. Despite being a virgin, she announced that I clearly suffer from an STI (although she couldn't tell me which one) and more or less forced me to take a test despite my protests. The issue of my periods were quickly dismissed the instant I got on the examination-chair and instead the focus was on this STI that she had decided that I was suffering from (even though I had no symptoms other than regular discharge, mind you). I'm 36 now and I still have never gotten an answer to what is causing my periods to be so debilitating.
Maybe 10 or so years ago, I was accused by a now ex-boyfriend of giving him an STI (again, I never found out which one). His reasoning was that I had clearly cheated on him and this was proof. Despite not having any symptoms myself, again, I went to the doctor twice(!) to get tested for everything under the sun and it all came back negative. So my reasoning was that if he has an STI and I don't, then he must have gotten it from someone else and instead of just admitting it, he is pointing the finger at me. And that was the end of our relationship.
I wonder how many people have found themselves in similar situations where a test has resulted in the end of a relationship because each side has mistakenly believed that the other side has done something they haven't.
Excellent work as usual. On a similar wavelength ... Dr. Sam Bailey has done a couple of recent videos on her channel (https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c) on herpes and gonorrhea that are worth checking out ...
Thanks Sol. STDs are an important topic in view of the claims being made that monkeypox can be transmitted sexually - which is nonsense of course. I will watch Dr Sam Bailey's video.
Excellent article, as usual, Dawn. It was reading about the Perth group's work and their publications that I first began my mind shift regarding STDs. Until then, I had just accepted the mainstream explanation as fact. There are several extremely harmful results of this paradigm in society, that I have observed and which can completely disappear when one admits the truth about contagion in general and STDs in particular: 1. That the individual is powerless and not fully responsible for his own health, 2. That fear and caution are misdirected against others instead of against a controlling and intrusive government, 3. That so-called remedies introduce their own harmful physical effects into the body, 4. The inevitable psychological discomfort and shame in this system along with the social coercion creating self-fulfilling behavior and illnesses in the public. This is definitely a tool of control of the weak! The truth will set you free in this very specific case, too.
I have been suffering from terrible periods since I entered puberty many many years ago. It is thankfully a lot better now, but it used to be really bad when I was younger. As a result, I spent a lot of time looking for answers to what was making me so ill during that time of the month and some kind of cure or at least something to relieve my problems. So off to the gynocologist I went for the very first time as a 12 or 13 year old. As you could imagine, I was both extremely uncomfortable and scared through the whole experience and the treatment I got from the doctor in question didn't help. Despite being a virgin, she announced that I clearly suffer from an STI (although she couldn't tell me which one) and more or less forced me to take a test despite my protests. The issue of my periods were quickly dismissed the instant I got on the examination-chair and instead the focus was on this STI that she had decided that I was suffering from (even though I had no symptoms other than regular discharge, mind you). I'm 36 now and I still have never gotten an answer to what is causing my periods to be so debilitating.
Maybe 10 or so years ago, I was accused by a now ex-boyfriend of giving him an STI (again, I never found out which one). His reasoning was that I had clearly cheated on him and this was proof. Despite not having any symptoms myself, again, I went to the doctor twice(!) to get tested for everything under the sun and it all came back negative. So my reasoning was that if he has an STI and I don't, then he must have gotten it from someone else and instead of just admitting it, he is pointing the finger at me. And that was the end of our relationship.
I wonder how many people have found themselves in similar situations where a test has resulted in the end of a relationship because each side has mistakenly believed that the other side has done something they haven't.
Excellent work as usual. On a similar wavelength ... Dr. Sam Bailey has done a couple of recent videos on her channel (https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c) on herpes and gonorrhea that are worth checking out ...
Thanks Sol. STDs are an important topic in view of the claims being made that monkeypox can be transmitted sexually - which is nonsense of course. I will watch Dr Sam Bailey's video.
Excellent article, as usual, Dawn. It was reading about the Perth group's work and their publications that I first began my mind shift regarding STDs. Until then, I had just accepted the mainstream explanation as fact. There are several extremely harmful results of this paradigm in society, that I have observed and which can completely disappear when one admits the truth about contagion in general and STDs in particular: 1. That the individual is powerless and not fully responsible for his own health, 2. That fear and caution are misdirected against others instead of against a controlling and intrusive government, 3. That so-called remedies introduce their own harmful physical effects into the body, 4. The inevitable psychological discomfort and shame in this system along with the social coercion creating self-fulfilling behavior and illnesses in the public. This is definitely a tool of control of the weak! The truth will set you free in this very specific case, too.
Thank you. 🙏