Don't believe every email you get...
And...do some research so others don't have to do it for you.
[edit on 10/26/2009 by happygolucky]
Originally posted by happygolucky
reply to post by genius/idoit
Don't believe every email you get...
And...do some research so others don't have to do it for you.
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[edit on 10/26/2009 by happygolucky]
For those not familiar with virology, viruses that affect humans do not affect plants. There is NO rational reason in the world for a virus to be attracted to an onion or for an onion to attract or absorb a virus.
The story then confuses viruses with bacteria.
And finally, the one thing ALL of you sophisticates should have caught is this:
"The doctor couldn't believe it, and asked if he could have one of the onions to place it under a microscope. She gave him one, and when he did, he found the flu virus in the onion."
This doctor actually saw a live virus in his microscope?
Please....doesn't everyone know that it takes an electron microscope to see a virus (or Rife's microscope to see a live one)?
When it comes to Internet Myths and Hoaxes, always be sure to count the EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!!
For example: "Whatever, what have you to lose? Just a few bucks on onions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
What have you got to lose? How about your dignity?
Want to avoid the flu: increase your vitamin D (about 5,000 IU daily) and take some astragalus root.
Please....doesn't everyone know that it takes an electron microscope to see a virus (or Rife's microscope to see a live one)?
Want to avoid the flu: increase your vitamin D (about 5,000 IU daily) and take some astragalus root
I've told a couple different people here on ATS about this as remedy. My Mom was born and raised on a farm in Mo.


That Midwestern stock is pretty hardy, and they know how to survive!
You may question mine, but I took the time to seek it out - think the OP did..?
Originally posted by genius/idoit
reply to post by happygolucky
I just passed along something I heard I can assure you there was no malicious intent.