We’re bringing the spa to your bathroom! This week we’re diving into skincare solutions for crepiness, loss of firmness, dryness, and more…the best part? These are all spa quality grade products and devices that you can do at home for half the price. Continue reading
Welcome to Kanchanaburi, a city and province in Western Thailand, and just a couple hours drive from Bangkok. Kanchanaburi is known for its mountains and jungles and for its jungle food (aa haan baa (อาหารป่า)! Today we’re going on an ultimate Thai jungle food tour. Continue reading
Young children being forced to wear masks is of particular concern. Continue reading
Recent laboratory analysis of several used face masks worn by children revealed the presence of dangerous pathogenic bacteria. The samples were send by a group of parents to the University of Florida’s Mass Spectrometry Research and Education Center. Continue reading
What follows is a series of microscopy photos of covid swabs (a synthetic swab, then a cotton swab), a covid mask and some zoomed-in photos of mysterious red and blue fibers found in the masks. Continue reading
Hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, and it is the key to fulfilling the world’s growing energy needs while fighting pollution. Hydrogen is the up-and-coming alternative form of energy and holds promise in part because the main byproduct of hydrogen energy production is water. Continue reading
This is a public health warning to the US population and elsewhere, as it appears that our public health agencies and television medical experts seem unable to address key health messages that could have a dramatic effect in reducing risk of severe sequelae in higher-risk populations such as the minority and African-American population to the scourge of SARS-CoV-2. This is now clear. They have squandered many an opportunity to inform the public on simple yet very effective messaging that could reduce morbidity and save lives. Not just for Covid-19, but our focus here is on Covid-19. 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
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