The Blood and Its Third Element

This is a compilation of Bechamp's lab notes. It was hard to understand for someone with only a layperson's understanding of science, and it's also written in 19th century English. I knew there were mind-blowing discoveries in there...but because it was difficult for me to fully understand, the book ended up putting me to sleep every time. I will read the last chapters (7, 8 and the postface) then I am donating to the local library.

This is an excellent book for knowledge seekers who do not take anything at face value. It is not an easy-read book but if you take the time to read and re-read you will gain valuable information that can strengthen your knowledge about the human body and all its elements especially the blood. I highly recommend this book for those wishing to expand their health related knowledge base.

I am LOVING this book! I thought when starting class "Oh great, a hard book to read" but it has totally surprised me, and I am now having a hard time putting it down! Great read for any one just looking to learn more about the body and blood and how things work in a dumb-ed down way ;D!

It„s a surpisingly good book. But need a good quality of reading in order to understand it.

As proven elsewhere, its the environment that causes dieses not a perticular strain of bacteria or virus.

Best book I've ever read on the fundamental elements of life. Bechamp is one of the geniuses of all time.

I read Pasture of Bechamp. Very good book, but this one is too scientific for me and I don't understand most of it.

excellent

A book of utmost importance (although I did find it what one may term as a "heavy read) that will give you a different perspective on life and health. It also illustrates what happens when people blindly follow the "science" and refuse to ask questions of those who make arbitrary decisions on our behalf.

So simple, and flips the "medical" system on its back. They studiously avoid where bacteria actually come from, and why.

Excelent book ...

I just started reading it. Certainly makes sense. Germ theory is indeed bogus. The terrain is everything.. Virues and bacterias are part of our daily lives..

I enjoyed how the true scientific facts were presented by Bechamp and how they proved that Pasteur was a plagiarist and a big time impostor.