Nosocomial Infections:
Do I consider there to be counter
indications to nosocomial infections with the installation of a
‘Genetron Systems’ Living wall / ‘Breathing wall’ ecosystem in a
recovery room of a hospital?
It is important to note, at this point
that, not all living walls are equal. There may be other living walls
being done; however, they may be soil based and do not have the Living-water ecosystem component, which is
an integral part of the Genetron Systems living wall. Effectively,
Genetron’s ecosystems achieve the status of a ‘High Order’
ecosystem…..this means the most complex, highly evolved ecosystem
expression…..such an ecosystem provides the cleanest and healthiest
conditions that nature is capable of, for the more highly evolved
organisms and micro-organisms to live in.
There are many reasons for a Genetron
Systems ecosystem to very much counter nosocomial infections as well as
speed up and strengthen the recovery of a patient, if in fact; Genetron
Systems can create indoors the same conditions as that of nature’s
highest expression outdoors.
If it can be agreed that the speed of and
the strength of recovery of a patient could be tremendously accelerated
in a pristine, clean, healthy outdoor tropical environment……where the
patient is not put to any additional stress due adverse conditions of
nature, such as, rain, wind or too much sun or heat….the perfect
environment; then, it would be easy to understand and believe that this
was also very true for the ‘Right’ indoor ecosystem.
There are many reasons why a Genetron Systems ecosystem has achieved this status.
Specifically, an ecosystem that can, or
has achieved the ability, to ‘clean’ the air in a building: has, also
the cleanest water imaginable, where lower forms of algae and pathogens
are suppressed to a ‘Zero’ expression; is then by those terms, an
extreme ‘High Order’ ecosystem, typically with a strong optimally
healthy immune system at work ( an ecosystem immune system).
Being inside such an ecosystem, will
tremendously influence and strengthen the immune system of a patient.
The ecosystem can be seen as the womb and the patient, as the baby,
inside that womb. In nature, the womb is the safest place that this most
fragile fetus is able to grow and be protected from harmful
micro-organisms or toxicity (from within its own body or from the
outside). Let us also remember that our own bodies are in fact
ecosystems that house billions of micro-organisms that co-operate with
each other to allow us to be alive….without them, we could not exist.
So, also, the womb has this co-operative of micro-organisms….only the
whole of the body makes this, the most perfect ‘co-operative’…..so, by
no means is this a sterile environment.