Mexico bid a sad and nostalgic farewell Monday to the legendary composer and performer Armando Manzanero, who died at 85 of renal failure after losing a battle with Covid-19. Continue reading
The FDA is investigating allergic reactions in “multiple states.” The agency acknowledged the reactions may have been caused by PEG, a compound in the Pfizer vaccine that CHD previously told the FDA could put millions of people at risk. Continue reading
Corbett Report: If the Gateses and the Faucis and the representatives of the international medical establishment get their way, life will not return to normal until the entire planet is vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2. What many do not yet understand, however, is that the vaccines that are being developed for SARS-Cov-2 are unlike any vaccines that have ever been used on the human population before. And, as radically different as these vaccines appear, they represent only the very beginning of a complete transformation of vaccine technology that is currently taking place in research labs across the planet. This is a study of The Future of Vaccines Continue reading
Dr. Pierre Kory testifies to Senate Committee about Ivermectin, Dec. 8, 2020
There is lots to discuss today regarding COVID and the current situation in the US. I first want to point out that the topics we are covering today in no way diminish the severity of the impact that COVID has had on a very specific subset of the US population. Those people who are immune compromised, have multiple comorbidity factors, live in skilled nursing facilities, and are over the age are 70 are substantially more at risk of death than those who do not have those risk factors. And we also are not downplaying in any way the fact that while most people, if they become symptomatic, have very minor illnesses, there are those people who do become very ill and have a difficult time recovering. I hope that in this discussion of COVID, we can shed some light on how to lessen the risks of having a severe illness if one does actually become sick with this virus. In addition, all statements made about effectiveness of a treatment, safety etc. will have links to the Random Controlled Trials which prove the statements. There are no references to newspaper articles, TV news channels, social media posts or the like as they are not scientific data with peer reviewed science behind them. Also, this information is provided for you, the reader, to make your own decisions about your health and the health of your family. We are only providing objective, fact based information without editorializing. Continue reading
They look like regular earbuds, but these headphones don’t play music, or produce any kind of sound. Instead, they produce electrical fields designed to treat disease. Continue reading
Fermented foods such as kimchi may be one key to preventing obesity. A June 2020 study evaluated whether the Lactobacillus sakei bacteria derived from the Korean delicacy can cause weight loss in obese individuals, with promising results Continue reading
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
Originally published on www.kellybroganmd.com
by Rob Abbott, MD
The question embodied in the title of this article is one that has never fully escaped the weaves of my inquisitive mind. In medical training we are taught that vaccines prevent acute illness, thwarting sometimes life threatening infections by various microorganisms. Certainly, the prevention of a life-threatening infection is an alteration of a child’s health trajectory, but in what direction and to what end? Surely it would seem that the only possible health trajectory from the avoidance of an acute infection would be improved health, vitality and lessened suffering, but is this picture the actual reality that we face? Continue reading
Think skipping your nightly dental care routine is no big deal? The results of a recent study linking gum health to inflammatory diseases like heart disease may convince you to never skip oral hygiene again Continue reading
Weed Management Mistakes – 5 Weeding Mistakes To Avoid In Gardens
We all have them – weeds. It’s how we handle those weeds that’s the problem. It is probably safe to say that weeding is a necessary drudgery. Most gardeners hate weeding, myself included, but we hate weeds more. Continue reading
This has been a year of treason, and next year will be worse. Betrayal has become popular among politicians, health officials, and even scientists who specialize in climate, dragging the whole of science into the gutter. Treason used to be something someone would do against national interests, but climate treason is an act against the entire human race. Continue reading