In Search of a Germ Theory Equivalent for Chronic Disease

Overview of attention for article published in Preventing Chronic Disease: Public Health Research, Practice and Policy, May 2012

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@dontpanicbjtj @Hanzishi1 @CA_Gerrard71 @RealFireRabbit @mysteccs @tolstoyinout @BadxBeast @Breaking911 But no research study verifies it yet? How curious! The facts on germ theory. https://t.co/phUBe1Jk5B And https://t.co/AexsfQjFPt

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Article from the CDC: Metaflammation (Inflammation not associated with the body's natural healing processes),... https://t.co/Tlk4FXNWrq

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