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that these microzymas could evolve into bacterial forms. whereas when changes occurred to disrupt the terrain and the Béchamp showed that the cell must not be regarded as the small- symbiotic endobiont, corresponding health changes also occurred. est unit of life. Enderlein observed the tiny motile particles in darkfield and During his career as a professor at the University of Toulouse, called them profits. Like Béchamp's microzymas, these protits he he advanced his microzyma theory, which postulates that all bac- considered responsible for stability of health or the rise in patho- teria have a common ancestor which is present throughout nature. genic processes. Its pathogenicity is determined by its environment or terrain. The Enderlein also developed key concepts of how pathogenic microzymas themselves are not the primary cause of disease, but processes could develop due to changes in the blood terrain, pH are an integral contributor. being a main factor. For as the pH changes, so does the endobiont Béchamp's concepts were considered too complex, and they (in the form of protits). As the pH rises, they start to grow larger related more to degenerative diseases than the infectious diseases and accumulate protein reserves as an adaptation response and that were the concern of the era. Many of his concepts and dis- defence mechanism. Toxins, chemicals and emotions can change coveries were plagiarised by Louis Pasteur, who overshadowed __ biochemical reactions in the body and thus affect the terrain and Béchamp and attempted to discredit him. Béchamp was a quiet the endobiont which lives symbiotically. The result can be the man and was no match for the boisterous grandstanding of formation of bacterial forms and other pathogenic morphologies Pasteur. as the influence on the terrain increases. Béchamp's work, Les Microzymas (1881), stands as the founda- Dr Professor Enderlein's concepts have not been widely accept- tion for all pleomorphic research conducted today. Microzymas ed by mainstream haematology. His concepts are complicated have been rediscovered many times since. Enderlein's and the terms he uses to describe morphologies are his own jar- endobionts, Reich's bions as well as Naessens's somatids are all gon. Thus the language does not conform, nor do his concepts. examples of the rediscovery of Béchamp's forgotten concepts. Enderlein found the most advanced forms of the endobiont in Béchamp's last work, The Third the tissues of corpses. These were Element of the Blood, is probably his advanced fungal forms, found to a most famous. In this book he refers to lesser degree in patients with degener- is ongoing confrontation with Pasteur. During his career asa professor ative diseases. His problems with Pasteur were once again the theme in Ethel Douglas | at the University of Toulouse, [J « Royal Raymond Rife, Jr Hume's book, Pasteur Exposed (1923). Béchamp advanced his (1888-1971) In it, she reveals in detail Pasteur's pla- . . Royal Raymond Rife was an inven- giarisms and his distortion of microzyma theory, which tor, scientist and biochemist who had Béchamp's concepts. This was later postulates that all bacteria have endless skills in manufacturing his supported by R. B. Pearson in his own devices, including microscopes ook, Pasteur: Plagiarist, Impostor | a COmMmon ancestor which is [see articles in NEXUS 2/16, 5/02, present throughout nature. (1942). Most of the following scientists and microbiologists ended up as victims of litical expediency and dogma. The was his third model, the Universal authorities in power persecuted some Microscope (1933), with a magnifica- for their beliefs. Béchamp, on the other hand, received many tion of 60,000x and a resolution of 31,000x. restigious awards and appointments, including Master of He developed these "virus microscopes" as a response to his Pharmacy, Doctor of Science, Doctor of Medicine, Professor of work in tuberculosis during the 1920s. He became aware of small Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy at the Faculty of Medicine at _bacterial/viral-like particles showing "Brownian movement" or Montpellier, Fellow and Professor of Physics and Toxicology at motility below the level of most bacteria. the Higher School of Pharmacy at Strasbourg and Professor of Dr Rife was well known during his time for his work with can- Chemistry at Strasbourg, Member of the Imperial Academy of cer treatments, including the famous beam ray device. Through Medicine of France and the Society of Pharmacy of Paris, the _ his use of the microscope, he learned that each virus or bacterium 5/03]. There are five known Rife microscopes and many copies in exis- tence. His most famous microscope French Legion of Honour and Officer of Public Instruction. had its own resonating frequency. For instance, he said that the cancer organism elicited a distinctive purple-red emanation, and ¢ Giinther Enderlein (1872-1968) he called this particular entity Bacillus X or BX. He repeated Giinther Enderlein was a bacteriologist/zoologist who practised experiments over 400 times, proving that the BX would induce and taught in Germany as a doctor, a homoeopath and a professor. cancerous tumours every time. Through his microscope, Rife was Widely known for his discoveries in live blood research, he devel- able to see the BX virus being destroyed by his frequency wave oped darkfield blood analysis, and produced his most significant device. He further discovered that other organisms responsible work, Bacteria Cyclogeny, in 1933 [the German-language first for disease had a mortal oscillatory rate (MOR). He developed edition was published in 1916]. many instruments for treating diseases using resonant frequencies. His discovery of the endobiont led him to develop specific iso- Rife believed in the conversion of many types of bacterial pathic/homoeopathic vaccines which are still in use today. The species from one form to another. He demonstrated this through Sanum remedies have Enderlein's original formulations as well as environmental and nutrient manipulation, but became caught in a those developed since his time. They are called vaccines because __ war between two schools of bacteriology: the filtrationist and the they decrease in potency with more dilutions, rather than increase _antifiltrationist. in potency with more dilutions as in homoeopathic formulations. Rife was praised for his amazing discoveries and contributions He found that when the microflora in the terrain of the blood _to science, but he was persecuted for his cancer cures by the were in harmony, no pathogenesis or ill health could prevail; American Medical Association (AMA). His main supporter, Dr "a. common ancestor which is present throughout nature. ¢ Giinther Enderlein (1872-1968) Giinther Enderlein was a bacteriologist/zoologist who practised and taught in Germany as a doctor, a homoeopath and a professor. Widely known for his discoveries in live blood research, he devel- oped darkfield blood analysis, and produced his most significant work, Bacteria Cyclogeny, in 1933 [the German-language first edition was published in 1916]. His discovery of the endobiont led him to develop specific iso- pathic/homoeopathic vaccines which are still in use today. The Sanum remedies have Enderlein's original formulations as well as those developed since his time. They are called vaccines because they decrease in potency with more dilutions, rather than increase in potency with more dilutions as in homoeopathic formulations. He found that when the microflora in the terrain of the blood were in harmony, no pathogenesis or ill health could prevail; 44 « NEXUS WWW.NeXU smagazi ne.com FEBRUARY — MARCH 2002