Klaus Mikaelson

The Secret Cure Klaus Mikaelson

The secret cure. A real manual of Science and History that thanks to its sources well over 30,630, including real scientific studies and references, allows you to reach the truth. By learning from the past, you will know how to manage the present and prepare for the future. What does history teach us and how does modern man understand what he reads? How many, really, are the coronavirus deaths? What does the bible have to do with this pandemic? The whole truth about tampons and masks. What is the relationship between viruses and electromagnetic pollution? Science disproves the theories. Honest, ignorant or double-dealing doctors? Science and History give us the answers. HIV / AIDS what is there to know (yet)? Speeches in the US Senate: why are we going against the tide here in Italy? Are Vaccines Really Bad? Science disproves theories and opinions. The UN secretary general admits that he is ignorant on the subject, the one for which he is a graduate. What is the "secret cure"? These and other answers on issues of which the institutions have shown that they know little and have decided not to communicate that little. This book is a real manual of Science and History which, thanks to over 30,630 scientific studies and references, will help you understand how to prevent and defeat, not only the Coronavirus, but also the pandemics that will occur in the future. History, in this case, manages to show, with a disarming and unequivocal simplicity that the facts cannot be interpreted, but only read and taken as they are. Of course, it must be said, however, that a large part of these facts must be researched well since they are not always clearly visible and available. So, with great patience and perseverance, I wrote this book which has the task of showing you reality for what it is. Recognize what it is. History teaches us to have a different approach than what we are used to: a different approach from what we have been taught because all of this is free from personal opinions. History, unlike memory, does not allow opinions: of course, you can think about what would have happened if things had gone differently but, when you analyze the sources, and the sources still match the reality today, then you have to bend down the head and kneel down to History ...