Viruses

Viruses are a 5th wheel within the classification of living things. Indeed, it is known that viruses have no metabolism of their own, are neither capable of “reproducing” on their own, nor have a recognizable life cycle. Viruses, according to generally held beliefs, are pieces of DNA (which are always made up of protein chains), which are basically inanimate, but can replicate when they make use of a so-called host cell, a cell of another organism. Thus, according to mainstream medicine, they can make various organisms, including humans, sick after multiplying in host cells.

Our bodies consist of as much as 20% protein. Proteins are actually immense molecules made up of thousands of amino acids (smaller molecules). Because there are many different amino acids and each protein can be built from thousands of different amino acids, there are billions of different types of protein chains. Each different protein chain has a different function. For example, there are proteins that provide our pigment (e.g. eye color and skin color), proteins that provide our hair growth, proteins that provide digestion in the form of enzymes and so on. One could almost say that all the material characteristics of living nature are due to proteins.

Furthermore, our bodies have the ability to rearrange amino acids (the building blocks of proteins), to make new, different proteins. This is where the body is constantly working. From the two-phase point of view, viruses (they are, after all, protein chains), are exactly the same as all the other protein chains we have always thought so normal. The only difference is that they happen to come along to help during the two-phase event. Also, the replication of viruses in host cells is nothing different from whatever happens to the rest of the proteins: after all, “normal” proteins are copied just as much in cells of organisms for possible later propagation.

Marjolein’s take on viruses

Viruses as part of the two-phase, biological process is made with great care. The information may not be complete or may contain inaccuracies. This information is intended to support consciousness development and understanding of the biology of life.

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