ViroLIEgy challenges established medical views, particularly the Germ Theory, advocating instead for Terrain Theory, which suggests health is influenced more by the body’s natural environment than by specific germs. The site’s creator (Mike Stone?) was driven by a personal tragedy involving a loved one’s misdiagnosis and mistreatment, leading them to question mainstream medical practices and promote alternative health theories.
It questions the reliability of methods such as Koch’s Postulates, virus isolation techniques, and PCR testing, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the site scrutinizes the effectiveness and safety of vaccines and masks, as well as the roles of genomics and antibodies in disease treatment and prevention, aiming to expose what it perceives as fundamental flaws and misinformation in mainstream medical practices.
ViroLIEgy offers educational content and critiques on topics like PCR tests, vaccines, and the influence of pharmaceutical companies on health care. The website encourages financial support through donations, providing options for one-time, monthly, or yearly contributions to help sustain its operations and continue promoting its alternative health perspective.
Unfortunately, the donation forms on the site are currently not functioning, likely due to the author encountering issues with big tech companies censoring the site’s content.