From Natural News:
Our bodies constantly absorb from and communicate with our surroundings; they are not separate from the environment. The largest organ of the body, the skin, is a porous, absorbent network of glands that is always feeling and interacting with external elements.
We often take for granted the exocrine system of the human body, a network of external glands. However, the exocrine system is the first line of defense for our bodies to fight pathogens. One of the problems with pathogen-injection-ideology (vaccines) is that they bypass the exocrine system, retraining human exposure to pathogens, inevitably weakening the body's first response.
Here's the list
Our bodies constantly absorb from and communicate with our surroundings; they are not separate from the environment. The largest organ of the body, the skin, is a porous, absorbent network of glands that is always feeling and interacting with external elements.
We often take for granted the exocrine system of the human body, a network of external glands. However, the exocrine system is the first line of defense for our bodies to fight pathogens. One of the problems with pathogen-injection-ideology (vaccines) is that they bypass the exocrine system, retraining human exposure to pathogens, inevitably weakening the body's first response.
Here's the list
