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Do you have any of these symptoms?
Headache?
Tired?
Tinnitus?
Giddy spells?
High blood pressure?
Just not feeling quite right?
Many of you reading this will have come from the NOTB newsletter made a note of your health over the last week, or made records over the last few months.
If you have not yet made a list, before reading on, quickly take up your diary and make a note of how you have feeling each of the previous seven days. If there have been specific times since the start of the year when you've not felt well or been ill, and you can remember the dates, make a note of these in your diary too.
Then read on.... and as you will see, it might be worth keeping health records for the near future.
Here are two very quick polls, plus there a last final quick poll at end of the article.
(these embedded polls are run by new software that are in beta test mode meaning not woking perfectly! Please click anyway as I can see the results even if you can't yet. I will publish them later)
HOW HAVE YOU BEEN FEELING RECENTLY?
Perfectly fine
Run down compared to normal
Terrible
You can vote for more than one answer.
If you've been feeling great, skip the next section here
If you have not been feeling great, try and match the bad days to dates on your calendar.
Then tick all your symptoms on the list below.
(these embedded polls are run by new software that are in beta test mode meaning not woking perfectly! Please click anyway as I can see the results even if you can't yet. I will publish them later)
PLEASE SCROLL TO SEE ALL THE SYMPTOMS!
Name the symptoms (click all relevant symptoms
I've been great
Breathless
Anxiety
High blood pressure
You can vote for more than one answer.
Why am I asking?
Astrologers and scientists have long noticed the effect of the celestial masses above us on the planet Earth, most notably, connecting the moon to our tides, where whole oceans shift in height, depending upon the position of the moon.
The connection between solar flares and human health on Earth was also made many hundreds of years ago, when astrologers noticed that solar flares coincided with epidemics of illness on Earth.
They were so sure of the connection, that the illness was named influenza, meaning 'Influence of the stars.'
In 2001, Canadian astronomer Ken Tapping showed that the influenza pandemics over the previous three centuries correlated with peaks in solar magnetic activity, on an 11-year cycle.
If any of you have missed it, The mighty door stopper of tome called The Invisible Rainbow is what I have called book of the century for a reason.
The book is available on Amazon and leads us down a rabbit hole dispelling one of the greatest myths of the last 150 years.
The book details how outbreaks of influenza spread over enormous areas in just a few days – a fact that is difficult to explain by contagion from one person to another. Also, how numerous experiments seeking to prove direct contagion through close contact, droplets of mucus or other processes have proved fruitless.
From 1933 to the present day, virologists have been unable to present any experimental study proving that influenza spreads through normal contact between people. All attempts to do so have met with failure. The book is full of such stories.
The information within the book would cause any rational person to dismiss the whole concept of viral contagion, which in turn would undermine the C19 lockdowns and make a mockery of the WHO's pumped-up Pandemic treaty, demasking it as a bare-faced attempt to gain control over the world's independent governments.
Yes, it is Not On The Beeb's book of the century for a reason :)
Influenza was called 'Influence of the stars' and not "Influe-da-block-next-door' or 'Influence of your ill neighbour" for a reason, that now seems forgotten.