Asepsis: The absence of microbial germs that can cause infection. Learn more at http://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais/asepsie/5660#sbXQIahmTr8ckHwV.99

According to Dr. André Gernez, there is an immune tolerance. In the book "Les maladies dégénératives - Les propositions du Docteur André Gernez" - texts chosen and presented by Soline Delahousse, it is said :

There is a period of immune tolerance in the newborn that gradually disappears as the child's immune system develops.
During this period the newborn is protected from pathogens by antibodies (immunoglobulins) transmitted by the mother.

We have already explained that immunity is the capacity that the body develops in order to distinguish between the "self" (which must be protected) and the "non-self". Our world puts us in constant contact with external aggressors that we must get rid of in order to protect "the self". This capacity of recognition-tolerance, as Dr. André Gernez calls it, is completed after a few weeks of aerial life, i.e. when the child's immune system becomes functional.

According to Dr. André Gernez, it is during this period that the child should be presented with a maximum number of aggressive elements that could later become potential allergens. In order for the child's immune system to recognize as much as possible, it must be presented with as many components of the external environment as possible: dust, pollen, spores, mites, molds, hair, feathers, germs, etc.

According to him, it would be an insufficiency or a shortage of these elements during this precise period that would make them subsequently allergenic or intolerable by the child.

This fact, known to immunologists and scientists, is still taught in schools as a matter of humanity. However, it seems to have been forgotten in perinatal settings and in maternity wards, as complete asepsis is currently practiced. According to Dr. André Gernez, this exaggerated asepsis is the main cause of many intolerances and allergies. In an interview, this same doctor stated that he had sprinkled dust and other materials collected on the ground and in the direct environment of his children and grandchildren to prevent them from being allergic. It also specifies that none of them have become...

Vaccination is partly based on this principle: coming into contact with a germ or virus would promote immunity to its aggressors. However, this act is itself based on a double aggression since it violates not only the main barrier of protection that constitutes our skin, but also the content poured into the body is particularly toxic (additives, heavy metals).

While Detoll and other wipes soaked in antiseptic products reign supreme, we should perhaps reconsider our copy regarding germs and bacteria, because they are useful for many reasons, namely in our body and in our intestine among others, since they constitute the flora responsible for the assimilation of nutrients and to a large extent for our immunity But we must also remember that the perpetual cycle of nature (death - decomposition - humus - recycling - new plant life among others) could not take place without germs and bacteria.