That germ theory is false

1. All we need to know is that people who deceive others are breaking the law. Thus, 98% of all medical procedures could be said to be "illegal." Although, it is very unlikely that any judge would convict a doctor over a medical issue. This is because the law system is designed to favour medical professionals. Also, the long history of acceptance of germ theory keeps it safe from litigation and a thick wall of precedence and corruption creates an impenitratable barrier for doctors to operate in. My opponent states that "it was only accepted because it was a way of making money out of gullible people." I would like a source for that, but I would also like to point out that epidemiology and the germ theory go hand in hand. Epidemiologists suggested changes such implementing water treatments, reducing crowding in living spaces, and vaccines (all of which drastically reducing the possibility of transmission), so I believe that this is incorrect.http://www.vaclib.org...Its not crowding that causes disease. Its the lack of sanitation and eating stored foods such as grain, dairy and sugar that causes disease. Vaccines don't work and are based on primitive animal/human blood mixing myths from the distant past.Between 1912 and 1937, 65,000 people died due to tuberculosis as a result of drinking contaminated raw milk. The CDC has reported that there is a 300% risk for hospitalization as a result of mishandled milk (as opposed to other foods)[1]. Milk is an excellent source of nutrients for both humans and bacteria, and the case for Pasteurization was finally made by a woman in Arizona named Jane Rider who formally published the link between infant mortality and raw milk [2].Drinking any milk will cause disease. This is because milk is a baby cow food and is not suitable for humans. The mass production of milk without any refrigeration (1912-1937) will lead to massive deaths due to contamination and unsantitary cleaning practices.I cannot find either the 98% or 2% statistic, and I'd like to ask my opponent for a source on that as well.This is just a guesstament figure based on logic. If germs don't cause disease, then, that only leaves grain, sugar and dairy as being the cause of 98% of all disease. Don't be alarmed that I am guessing these figures though. The medical system just makes things up too, so I am not alone in this pursuit. These figures are just logicial inevitabilities. Note - These figures are far more reliable than a medical system which just tells gross lies to the community about health issues.I'd also like to point out that what my opponent is saying about the endocrine, or hormone system, is false. In fact, one of the mentioned halogens, chlorine is a minor element. It is essential to the acid-base balance in the body and helps balance the charge of blood cells.It depends on what form the chlorine takes. Naturally obtained chlorine is perfectly OK. But, if you introduce a chemically manufactured chlorine which is not food based, you will encounter problems. The human body is not designed to deal with chemically manufactured chemicals that can interrupt chemical exchanges and actions.Also, the allegation that the endocrine system is based on iodine is also false. My opponent might be referring to the thyroid hormone feedback loop that produces thyroxine, in which iodine is needed to bind it. A deficiency of iodine can cause hypothyroidism, a condition in which not enough thyroid hormone is produced.http://www.livingnaturally.com...The term "leaky gut" refers to a diagnosis that has yet to be made [4]. General symptoms such as bloating, gas, stomach cramps, and food sensitivity are all incredibly vague and could point anywhere. I will admit that some people have sensitivities to carbs, as I myself am one of them. However like allergies, it is not an all-encompassing thing.Dairy, grain and sugar cause 98% of all disease. That includes - poor vision, headaches, nausea, chest pains, gut pains, blocked nose, sore throat, poor hearing, cancer, asthma, diabetes etc etc......Thus, it is all encompassing.Additionally, the germ theory coincides with hormones pretty well. Cortisol, or the "stress hormone," actually reduces the effectiveness of the immune system. When a person experiences high levels of stress, they become sick more easily because the reduction of the effectiveness of the immune system,Stress has little to do with disease. It is more likely a consequence of bad diet. When you eat too much grain food, your pulse rate and body temperature will increase and cause nausea (cold or flu symptoms) This is because grain food is a bird food and is not suitable for humans. Birds has a body temeprature of 40 degrees celcius while humans have an average body temperature of 37 degrees celcius. Thus, when you eat too much grain food your body's metabolic rate will increase to that of a bird.Bacteria will become dangerous when you add too much nutrents into he system. Think of a river which has been polluted by fertilizers. The river becomes clogged with weeds and algae because there is an unnatural balance of chemicla nutrients. When you eat too much grain food, these unnatural bacteria will be released into the blood stream via leaky gut syndrome.My opponent also neglects the modes of transmission. Touching your eyes, nose, and mouth easily transmits pathogens - you"re physically putting them inside you. Being in a place in which someone has coughed or sneezed, breathing their air puts the pathogens inside you.This is all nonsense. Disease is not transferred by touch, nose or mouth. People who eat similar foods all get sick at the same time which gives the illusion that a disease is spreading from person to person. All you ned to do is to stop eating grain, sugar and dairy and the so called "disease" will soon disappear.Note - In the past, huge epidemics were caused by dead fish caught in water pipes, volcanoes and bad diet. NOT GERMS!