ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The wonderful logic of Terrain Theory
Terrain Theory is a medical theory that emphasizes the importance of the internal environment of the body, or "terrain," as a critical factor in determining health. In Terrain Theory, germs are not the sole cause of disease, it’s the condition of the body's tissues, organs, and cellular environment that play the most important role in health outcomes.
Originating from the work of French biologist Antoine Béchamp, who succeeded Louis Pasteur at the University of Strasburg in 1854, Terrain Theory suggests that microbes are attracted to the environment of diseased tissue rather than being the cause of it.
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