Riddled with Life

Challenging conventional views on disease, this book explores the idea that germs and infections may not be the true adversaries we perceive them to be. It delves into the complex relationship between humans and microorganisms, suggesting that our understanding of health could benefit from a more nuanced perspective. By re-evaluating our approach to disease, the author invites readers to reconsider their beliefs about germs and the role they play in our lives.