Tom Cowan, who was previously on my podcast in which he discussed his book The Contagion Myth and why germs don’t cause disease, is a doctor and author of multiple books challenging current medical paradigms, specifically relating to illness and optimal wellbeing.
His approach is sensible and logical and he has a wonderful way in simplifying complex concepts.
In terms of the discourse around viruses and germs in general, I’ve had numerous conversations with great thinkers including
- Sam Bailey and her husband Mark on their medical journeys;
- Andrew Kaufman on virus isolation;
- David Rasnick on HIV not existing and rethinking cancer;
- Anthony Brink on why the former South African president was right about HIV;
- Steve Falconer on the death of Germ Theory;
- Mike Donio on pharmaceutical propaganda; and
- Mike Stone on questioning the entire field of virology.
There are more but the aforementioned discussions cover a lot of ground and well worth listening to.
Tom joined me on my radio show to chat about similar talking points, but gave some superb analyses into the differences between contagion and infection as well as the absurdity of the currently established virus isolation claims.
The cherry on the top was his takedown of the immune system and why it can’t exist if there is nothing against which to be immune.
