Bechamp or Pasteur: A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology Hardcover – September 10, 2010

This book has people who say that there is no such thing as a good Pasteur. Considering today's science, this proposition is very reasonable.

This ia a book I'd recommend every person read. I must say, it held me in AWE and dismay as I read the entire tome. Again, we need to step back and say, "Follow The Money", when we're told of Scientific Studies and their validity. Read this book!

A book for anyone interested in understanding the true nature of health and disease and how this knowledge was obscured by the personal ambitions of the self profiting and dubious chemist Pasteur

The information in this book is excellent but it is very difficult to follow on account of it's age/scientific language. But it doesn't make the information any less valid. If you are new to the concept that the germ-theory is flawed, I would recommend an easier reading book first (maybe a couple). "Food is your best medicine" would be a good one to start with. But if you are up to it, this book has great info on Pasteur and Bechamp. The author does seem a little biased (or alot), but I don't blame them. :)

It is refreshing to have the true history of germ theory. Hopefully this will open the eye of the masses, when someone plagiarise the efforts of others, then make a hash of it, the ramifications for others are long lasting. A false premise gave rise to the powerful and devastating results pharmaceutical companies.This is a must read for everyone who wants to take back control of their own health, it requires effort and work to refuse the lazy option of taking drugs as a cure all.

Good information of lost history

Should be compulsory reading for all students planning to enter the health profession. This could lead to less reliance on drugs and vaccination and more interest in promoting good health.

Es gibt immer Leute, denen es um Effekthascherei und Erfolg um jeden Preis geht. Leider gewinnen die oft und zerstören ganze Wissenschaftsfelder durch ihre Einseitigkeit für Jahrzehnte. Dazu gehört mit Sicherheit Louis Pasteur, wie wir heute wissen. Als seine Forschungsunterlagen nach ca. 50 Jahren ans Licht kamen, erkannte man sofort, dass er alle Ergebnisse gefakt hatte. Trotzdem sind wir heute noch so dumm und pasteurisieren die Milch unserer gesund geprüften Kühe (was damals anders war), womit wir viele wichtige Nährstoffe und positive Bakterien wegnehmen.Falls jemand ein tiefgreifendes Buch anstelle von Hararis im Blindflug stürzender Menschheitsgeschichte (s. die Negativkritiken bei Amazon) lesen möchte, darf ich die "Kulturen der Menschheit: woher und wohin? Transdisziplinäre Perspektiven unserer Vergangenheit" empfehlen.

Très Bien