The Veritas Project Daniel Roytas | Can You Catch A Cold?: Untold History & Human Experiments | Part 1 of 2
Aug 16, 2024
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Tonight on The Veritas Project, we have a guest whose journey through the world of natural medicine has led to groundbreaking revelations and a quest for the truth that challenges everything we thought we knew about health and disease..
Daniel Roytas, with over a decade of experience as a lecturer and senior lecturer in natural medicine across Australia, always felt a lingering doubt about the mainstream medical narratives he was teaching. In early 2020, this doubt transformed into a life-altering quest for the truth when he encountered doctors questioning established health paradigms.
Fueled by curiosity and a desire for deeper understanding, Daniel embarked on a rigorous journey of self-discovery, re-evaluating everything he knew about the human body, health, disease, and the very nature of reality itself. This path led him to startling and paradigm-shifting realizations, culminating in his decision to leave academia and dedicate himself fully to his platform, Humanley.
In his recently published book, 'Can You Catch a Cold?: Untold History & Human Experiments,' Daniel explores the profound flaws in the conventional wisdom surrounding colds and flu. Drawing on over 200 contagion studies and more than 1,000 citations, his work challenges the long-held belief that these illnesses are spread through coughing, sneezing, and physical contact. Instead, he delves into historical records, past pandemics, human psychology, and meticulously documented experiments to present a compelling argument that our understanding of infectious diseases is fundamentally incomplete.
Prepare to be captivated as Daniel Roytas takes us on a journey through the untold history of disease, the failures of scientific experiments, and the alternative explanations that might just change the way we think about health forever.
Join us as we uncover the truth behind the myths and explore the potential for a new understanding of wellness that is simpler, more natural, and profoundly impactful. This is an interview you won't want to miss.
Stay tuned as we dive deep into the world of health, science, and the pursuit of truth with Daniel Roytas, right here on The Veritas Project.
Daniel Roytas, with over a decade of experience as a lecturer and senior lecturer in natural medicine across Australia, always felt a lingering doubt about the mainstream medical narratives he was teaching. In early 2020, this doubt transformed into a life-altering quest for the truth when he encountered doctors questioning established health paradigms.
Fueled by curiosity and a desire for deeper understanding, Daniel embarked on a rigorous journey of self-discovery, re-evaluating everything he knew about the human body, health, disease, and the very nature of reality itself. This path led him to startling and paradigm-shifting realizations, culminating in his decision to leave academia and dedicate himself fully to his platform, Humanley.
In his recently published book, 'Can You Catch a Cold?: Untold History & Human Experiments,' Daniel explores the profound flaws in the conventional wisdom surrounding colds and flu. Drawing on over 200 contagion studies and more than 1,000 citations, his work challenges the long-held belief that these illnesses are spread through coughing, sneezing, and physical contact. Instead, he delves into historical records, past pandemics, human psychology, and meticulously documented experiments to present a compelling argument that our understanding of infectious diseases is fundamentally incomplete.
Prepare to be captivated as Daniel Roytas takes us on a journey through the untold history of disease, the failures of scientific experiments, and the alternative explanations that might just change the way we think about health forever.
Join us as we uncover the truth behind the myths and explore the potential for a new understanding of wellness that is simpler, more natural, and profoundly impactful. This is an interview you won't want to miss.
Stay tuned as we dive deep into the world of health, science, and the pursuit of truth with Daniel Roytas, right here on The Veritas Project.