Topic: Immunosuppression

Crowe describes an "accidental experiment" in a Guangdong hospital where SARS patients were housed on the same ward as immunosuppressed AIDS patients. Despite free airflow and mingling in common areas, zero AIDS patients contracted SARS. Crowe uses this to question whether SARS was actually an infectious disease as claimed by the medical establishment.

Patrick Jordan presents the theory that antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications act as immunosuppressive agents similar to anti-rejection drugs. He argues that Annette's lupus diagnosis was an "unmasking" of a long-smoldering Lyme infection that had been suppressed by her medication. This segment claims that the medical system uses these drugs to hide underlying infections from detection.