(NaturalHealth365)  In recent weeks, avid consumers of news may have come across coverage of white lung disease, a topic that has become the focal point of media attention.  The mainstream media, in its pursuit of profit, has eagerly capitalized on the prevalence of white lung disease, recognizing the financial gains that accompany amplified public fear.  The equation is clear: increased fear translates to a larger audience, and a larger audience generates more advertising revenue.

While the potential threat posed by white lung disease to public health cannot be dismissed outright, it would be imprudent to unquestioningly accept the profit-oriented sensationalism propagated by the mainstream media.  Let’s also bear in mind that the pundits on networks such as CNN, NPR, MSNBC, and other mainstream news outlets are the very individuals who previously portrayed the COVID-19 pandemic as an apocalyptic scenario.

Putting things in perspective: A closer look at respiratory challenges

A cursory online inquiry for “white lung disease” reveals its synonymous association with pneumonia, a respiratory ailment that predominantly afflicts individuals aged 3 to 8.  This particular manifestation of pneumonia is characterized by a spectrum of symptoms, the majority of which emanate from an underlying pathology.

At its core, pneumonia is a lung infection resulting from bacteria, viruses, or fungi.  This infection triggers the buildup of fluid within the lungs, leading to a spectrum of flu-like symptoms, including persistent coughing, fatigue, elevated body temperature, and a runny nose, among others.

Typical pneumonia versus atypical pneumonia

Consult seasoned medical practitioners on the subject of pneumonia, and a consensus will emerge regarding its diverse manifestations, with distinctions drawn between typical and atypical pneumonia.  Typical pneumonia presents with a sudden onset of fatigue, fever, and a cough that produces phlegm.  The latter, characterized by an unconventional appearance on chest x-rays – marked by an increased prominence of white in the lungs – has earned the colloquial label “white lung disease,” a term popularized by government officials and embraced by mainstream media.

Mycoplasma pneumonia is an illustrative example of atypical pneumonia, contributing to the distinctive white lung disease imagery featured in news broadcasts, social media, and online platforms.  Notably, white lung disease tends to manifest with milder symptoms, often referred to as “walking pneumonia.”

The real cause of white lung disease that the media doesn’t want you to know

Tune in to your television or navigate to a prominent mainstream news outlet’s website, and you’re likely to encounter an array of alarmist strategies and misinformation.  It appears that government authorities and the mainstream media have collaborated to present white lung disease as an ostensibly natural occurrence without a discernible origin or cause.

Contrary to this narrative, emerging evidence suggests a potential association between the mRNA jabs developed by the pharmaceutical industry and Mycoplasma pneumonia.  COVID-19 shots have been found to turn the body into a spike protein factory, initiating an assault on the lungs similar to the impact of the coronavirus itself.  Regrettably, people who opted for the COVID jab may find themselves more susceptible to respiratory ailments.

The pivotal question remains: can the mainstream media successfully persuade the public that white lung disease is an inherently “natural” phenomenon with no connection to the COVID shots?

Worried about white lung disease?  Consult with a holistic healthcare professional

While the potential impact of white lung disease on society and the economy will likely not reach the scale witnessed during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s always a good idea to prioritize your health and well-being.  As a proactive measure, focus on natural ways to support and boost your immune system.

Adopting a lifestyle that includes regular physical activity, a balanced, organic, nutritious diet, and sufficient sleep contributes significantly to overall immune resilience.  Plus, don’t forget the importance of correcting nutritional deficiencies in vitamins like, C and D or minerals like zinc.  Of course, engaging in activities that reduce stress, such as meditation or deep breathing exercises, will also positively influence immune function.

If you have concerns about white lung disease or seek more information, consult a holistic healthcare provider experienced in treating infectious diseases.  These professionals can offer personalized advice and guidance tailored to your specific health needs, empowering you to make informed decisions about your well-being.

Sources for this article include:

TomRenz.substack.com