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The Chemical Farm Disease, Terrain, and the Environmental Causes We Were Taught to Ignore For more than a century, medicine and veterinary science have relied on a simple assumption: exposure causes disease. But when this assumption was tested under controlled conditions, the results were far less convincing. In The Chemical Farm, independent researcher and lifelong animal caretaker JD Price examines a vast and often overlooked body of experimental evidence showing that direct transmission frequently fails to produce illness-unless animals are first subjected to chemical stress, toxic exposure, or environmental degradation. Drawing on historical medical literature, veterinary toxicology, feed chemistry, soil science, and real-world animal health outcomes, this book presents a different framework for understanding disease: terrain. Rather than acting as primary invaders, microbes and parasites emerge as responders-indicators of compromised internal and environmental conditions shaped by fortified feeds, heavy metals, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, and degraded agricultural systems. From livestock and exotic species to the unavoidable parallels in human health, The Chemical Farm challenges readers to reconsider what causes disease, why modern systems continue to misidentify it, and what becomes visible when environment is placed back at the center of biology. This is not a manifesto. It is a record of experiments that did not work-and the conclusions they leave behind.

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