The Origins of Aids and Autism

The Origins of Aids and Autism
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Publisher : Archway Publishing
Total Pages : 152
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ISBN-10 : 9781665702263
ISBN-13 : 1665702265
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Book Synopsis The Origins of Aids and Autism by : Ronald L. Besser

Download or read book The Origins of Aids and Autism written by Ronald L. Besser and published by Archway Publishing. This book was released on 2021-02-10 with total page 152 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Ronald L. Besser first learned to scribe from the celestial archives decades ago. In a revelatory presentation inspired by his ability to connect to medical professionals beyond the realm of Earth, he offers many unique insights into our history and medical conditions as our world continues to battle deadly contagions and a pandemic. Within easy-to-read text shared for the intelligent layman and those wishing to live a natural existence, Besser begins by exploring the start of AIDS, how it took millions of lives globally, and its treatments, and then examines the definition of autism and how to work with well. Included are his insights on a sure-fire treatment for Alzheimer’s disease which can be managed at home, how the brain colludes in the fetus to cause autism, and why all vaccines must have clinical trials before being distributed to the public. The Origins of AIDS and Autism is a unique presentation of ideas and insights from a retired civil engineer that examines several diseases, their effects on humankind and the world, and potential treatments to eradicate them from society forever.


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