Time Travel, Marilyn Monroe, and Dinosaurs by Alexander Popoff

Author:Alexander Popoff [Popoff, Alexander]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

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My new research book on the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction mechanism, plus about 100 theories on the dinosaur extinction, Dinosaur Killers will be published in early 2014.

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Alien Bugs

The failure to detect alien microorganisms or alienoses (diseases transmitted from alien creatures to people) on Earth is a very strong argument against extraterrestrial visitations by alien creatures of biological origin.

Every year hundreds of thousands of UFO sightings, abductions of people by alien crews, medical examinations of humans in nonterrestrial spaceships, sexual relations with aliens, accidents, autopsies on alien corpses, and other contacts with extraterrestrial creatures are reported. Our bodies and our environment are teeming with microorganisms. It is normal to expect that the bodies of all living alien beings are also teeming with microbes (a diverse group of minute, simple life forms that include bacteria and viruses), which are harmless for their hosts, but sometimes deadly for us. The alienoses (exonoses) are diseases communicable from extraterrestrial organisms to humans under natural conditions, from alien sentient beings, animals, plants, quasi-living beings, or currently unknown life forms. They will be a subject of (near) future medicine shortly after the first contact with alien creatures.

Normal flora are microbes living in and on the human body; usually there are no harmful effects for us, their hosts. It is sometimes said quite simply that there are more of “them” than “you” in you. Many billions of microbes live harmlessly on our skin and in the gut; we breathe them in and out. Numerous aerobic and anaerobic bacteria reside in certain human anatomical regions: in the lower intestine there are approximately 100 billion microorganisms per gram of fecal matter; in the mouth approximately 1 billion microorganisms per ml. of saliva; in the nose approximately 20,000 microorganisms per ml. of nasal washing; on the human skin approximately 100,000 to 1 million microorganisms per cm2, depending on the tested skin surface. After puberty, the vagina is colonized by Lactobacillus aerophilus. One or more of the herpes viruses infect nearly 100% of the adult population.

Humans are symbiotic animals. Over 400 distinct species of microorganisms inhabit the various regions of the human digestive tract, making up nearly 2 kg. (approx. four pounds) of every individual’s total body weight. This vast population of microorganisms far exceeds the number of tissue cells that make up the human body. We have about 1013 cells in our bodies and 1014 microbes.

Normal flora fills almost all of the available ecological niches in the human body and produces defensins, bacteriocidins, cationic proteins, and lactoferrin, which work to destroy other bacteria that compete for their niche in the body. If this ecosystem is functioning properly, it guards the body against harmful bacteria, yeast, and viruses. It also stimulates the function of the entire digestive system and produces essential vitamins, such as vitamin K and some of the B vitamins, and regulates their levels, maintaining the body’s vital chemical and hormonal balance.

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