Of all food allergies, those to peanuts are most common. It never used to be that way. And no one in the scientific community seems to know why that is. The Treatments In 2018, without addressing the cause, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wanted you to roll up your sleeve to [...]
Get ready for a feature event sequel! Remember, the original Monkeypox story from 2022? If not, read The Monkeypox Story: Do you have a desire to swing from trees, pick breakfast bugs off your mate, to screech, yell, and generally monkey around? But seriously…. Back in 2022, the CDC called Monkeypox a "rare" disease, but [...]
Are PHarma Ads Harming Health? If people watch Tel-A-Vision for inspiration, they will find more commercials featuring the latest drugs, telling the viewer to "ask your doctor" about the this drug or that vaccine. By the end of the 15-second commercial, most people have already tuned out the final warning that lists the debilitating side [...]
I recently came across Remnant MD, a Renaissance doctor/blogger whose tagline is "Unifying ancestral medical wisdom with modern physiology." He began sharing his insights in 2021 after circumstances in 2020 surrounding COVID tipped him over the edge. I feature his article Inject the Pregnant, because: 1) it is too good not to share, 2) he [...]
The narrative of an Anthrax bioweapons attack is again in the “news cycle” and remains prominent on the CDC website. A November 15, 2023 CDC news brief updated advice for healthcare providers in preventing and treating anthrax should a “wide-area aerosol release of B. anthracis” occur. CDC has classified B. anthracis as a “category A” [...]
Nearly one in four workers require a government-issued license to do their job. License defined: permission granted by an authority (as of a government or a business) to do some act or transaction which would be unlawful without such permission. A 2022 Institute of Justice study identified more than 2,700 licenses across the 50 states [...]
In the U.S., the medical authority determines the “standard of care” for conventional, allopathic medicine. The Standard of Care is a degree of care a doctor is expected to exercise. Standard of Care is based on many things: practice guidelines, the medical literature, hospital policies and procedures, state and federal regulations, and other sources. A [...]
As much as we have tried to fuse science with medicine, much of the practice of medicine is not scientifically based. Much of what the physician does in practice is dictated by authority. - F.H.K. Green et al, Lancet, 1954 There is suddenly a lot of interest in people who may have received a placebo [...]
Transgenesis - the uncontrolled transfer of foreign DNA into the germline of an animal species. - Molecular Basis of Cardiovascular Disease (Second Edition), 2004 The Transhumanist Age Nowhere does the Transhumanist Age show its cold, shiny glare than through the cloning of genetically modified animal species. But why stop there? From nano-biotech to frequency-technologies, the [...]
Get ready for monoclonal antibody targeted vaccines! But first a refresher... What is an antibody? Human antibodies are Y-shaped molecules produced naturally by the body’s immune system. They recognise, bind to and neutralise specific viruses and other pathogens. - AstraZeneca, What Science Can Do. What is a monoclonal antibody? Monoclonal antibodies are lab-made antibodies that [...]
