Pleomorphism is observable if only medical science will take the trouble to look.
Once this cycle of development has begun, it further compromises the terrain, creating a vicious circle of imbalance. Humans rely on certain microorganisms for life, as does every higher organism on Earth. They reside primarily in our digestive tract. This is an incontestable fact. It isn't much of a stretch to imagine that other forms could take over if the habitat changes. The crucial thing to understand is that invasion is not necessary for this to happen.
They can evolve right out of any cell. To understand the principles of pleomorphism and terrain is to understand why we are sick and tired.
Once we understand WHY we are sick and tired, we can start making the necessary changes in our lifestyle to bring our bodies back into balance. This state of balance is what I call Inner Light. Let me share with you again, that by viewing living blood under a dark-field, phase-contrast microscope,
I have seen the pleomorphic forms Bechamp, Enderlein and others have described. This type of live-cell analysis is also used in marine biology for observing tiny sea life with fragile outer skins. The high-powered microscope can magnify objects up to 28,000 times, enabling one to clearly view bacterial and fungal forms in exact detail in the blood.
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