Microbes: The True Cycle of Life Revealed!

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]That's it. That's what bacteria is.

[00:00:03]That's what bacteria does.

[00:00:05]It has a role on the planet. It's It's to clean up waste.

[00:00:09]As the environment changes, so do the microorganisms.

[00:00:15]As the bacteria starts to break down the matter because that's what these organisms are doing. It's their role in the cycle of life. Their role is to break up matter and bring it back to the dust.

[00:00:32]Hand doesn't work, so I use teeth.

[00:00:35]Well, it doesn't work very well. That's That's what these microorganisms are doing.

[00:00:41]And that's what's happening with the dead cat.

[00:00:45]Which is matter.

[00:00:47]These microorganisms are bringing it back to dust. And as the bacteria works on this matter, bringing it down, it it changes. So, as the bacteria breaks it down, we get changes. Now, it's changes into another form.

[00:01:04]It now becomes the exterminators.

[00:01:08]And the exterminators' name is yeast, fungus.

[00:01:16]Remember what we're drawing here. We're drawing the cycle of life.

[00:01:20]Another one is a virus.

[00:01:23]Yeast, fungus, they need a host, just like the virus does.

[00:01:28]That's what the exterminators are.

[00:01:32]As the environment changes, so do the microbes.

[00:01:36]They now become the undertakers.

[00:01:39]What do the undertakers do? The undertakers take away dead things.

[00:01:44]What's their name? That's the mold.

[00:01:47]And it's not long after the mold stage that the matter has now been brought back to dust.

[00:01:58]So, what I've drawn for you here is the carbon cycle or the cycle of life.

[00:02:05]And the cycle of life states nothing's created and nothing's destroyed.

[00:02:12]It just changes form.

[00:02:14]That's what the carbon cycle is.

[00:02:18]It's designed by God. These microbes are designed by God. They have a role on the planet. And their role is to bring matter back to dust. And when you think about it, if it wasn't for these microorganisms, there'd be so much rubbish on the planet, you wouldn't be able to live on the planet.

[00:02:37]It's the cycle of life.

[00:02:39]And it's an integral part of understanding how the body works.

[00:02:45]>> [clears throat] >> Now, the doctor or the He was actually a chemist that made the germ theory famous is Louis Pasteur.

[00:02:58]And everyone loved Louis Pasteur's theory because Louis Pasteur said, "You poor thing, you're so sick. A germ has jumped on you and made you sick. Take this drug to kill that germ."

[00:03:13]But it actually defies reason, that theory.

[00:03:17]There was another contemporary at the time of Louis Pasteur named Antoine Béchamp.

[00:03:24]And this Frenchman said, "Disease is caused in us and of us." See the two totally different theories. But no one really likes that theory.

[00:03:34]Disease is born in us and of us.

[00:03:36]Everyone liked Pasteur's theory because it takes away all responsibility for what's happening in the body. It's like the the gene theory. Genes cause disease. That takes away all responsibility for what's happening in my body. I'm blaming it on the genes or I'm blaming it on the germs. And in 2020, the whole world shut down because of a germ.

[00:03:58]But you know, a virus cannot live without a host.

[00:04:03]And why is it there? That's what we should be asking. Why is the bacteria there? Why are the yeast, fungus, or virus there? Why is the mold there?

[00:04:13]And the CDC figures in 2021, 98% of people that came down with this virus recovered.

[00:04:23]So, there was actually no need to shut the whole world down.

[00:04:27]And the ones that did go down had pre-existing health conditions.

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