That germ theory is false

1- If all doctors (include naturopaths) are fraudsters, why has Pro provided sources by doctors (on the vaclib website) and naturopaths (round 2, source 2)? The sources he used to prove his points are no longer valid, then.The science of medicine has evolved over time. We are lucky to live in a world that has so many advances in medical technology and fortunately does not rely on supersition and has since been based on scientific evidence. Doctors, and other medical professionals, do not have super powers. They have the knowledge and the training to cure ailments, which involves no spells, incantations, prayer, or voodoo.2- I have already explained how vaccination works (round 2, argument 3), so I will not do so again. However, I will explain the holes in the argument that "vaccines don't work," using measles as an example. Pro's resources neglect the critical portion, or the percentage of people vaccinated in order to provide herd immunity. Measle's critical portion is at least 95%. The R0, or basic reproduction number, is the amount of people an infected person will go on to infect. Most vaccinations are about 99% effective, so for a disease that has a ridiculously high R0 as measles (12-18!!), with the "herd's" critical proportion not being met, this is causing measles outbreaks. 3- Pro's source regarding breast calcification states that "Breast calcifications are very common and usually develop naturally as a woman ages. They are usually benign (not cancer). Having benign breast calcifications doesn’t increase your risk of developing breast cancer."These are not the primary markers of cancer. The primary markers are tumor markers.4- Still Pro provides no source for his allegation that low iodine and vitamins cause cancer. Apoptosis has two pathways: intrinsic and extrinsic. The intrinsic pathway uses internal signalling to kill itself, and this is usually brought about be cellular stress. Heat, radiation, viral infection, things of that nature. The extrinsic pathway is activated by a signal binding to receptors on the cell's surface, signalling it to die. This signal is called the death-inducing signaling complex, and it is composed of proteins.. not iodine. [1] Apoptosis does not occur in clinical cases such as cancer because again, the down regulation of tumor regulating genes.5- Pro has resorted to "if I don't see it, it doesn't exist" logic. This is the same logic of infants around 0-24 months called object permanence. [2] I will turn Pro to some pictures for further viewing: [3,4] are bacteriophages, or viruses that infect bacteria. [5] is the flu. [6] is a prion, though they can be tricky. A prion is literally a misfolded protein that causes other proteins to misfold as well, causing disease.6- Pro has linked to a celiac disease forum when clearly the context of the argument was bacteria from the gut reaching other places, not genetic disorders. The livestrong article relates to food poisoning, which is caused by exposure to bacteria in food eaten. The sore throat is not because of bacteria from the gut making their way to the throat, it is because of vomitting causing inflammation in the throat. Bacterial disease does not just come from the gut.7- So germs are the "garbage" that takes place post disease? So how is there not a problem until the germs get there? The logic does not follow.8- Pro links to another source using naturopathic knowledge. Since all naturopaths are fraudsters in his view, this source is inadmissible because he believes that the knowledge it is based upon is fraudulent.Closing notes: Pro believes all practitioners of any kind of medicine are frauds, therefore making all medical sources he cites therefore incorrect in his view. Pro has insulted my intelligence and ability to use a computer several times. Pro has failed to cite many of his allegations, and insisted that I find my own. Looking at Pro's sources has led me to phishing attempts and potential malware attacks. Vote con.Despite all of this, I did enjoy the debate. Thank you Pro for instigating such a lively discussion.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org...[2] https://en.wikipedia.org...[3] https://microbewiki.kenyon.edu...[4] https://upload.wikimedia.org...[5] http://ginabaksa.com...[6] https://cdn.theconversation.com...