From my personal experience (damage…) with my own children I can only urgently advise, if you go for the measles vaccine, then take it alone! Rubella, Mumps are painful, but harmless illness and help a child to grow up. Just skip these until puberty arrives.

Of course all (mRNA) immune therapy vaccines (Covid) are just poison and in average…

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Do you know anyone, or are you, deciding whether to vaccinate your children, when to start, and how to space doses?

It is one of the hardest calls parents face.

The IMA thinks it deserves more than a rushed waiting-room conversation. It deserves time, information, and room to think things through.

That’s what Dr. Elizabeth Mumper, Dr. Liz to the…

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Saw an update today from Senior Fellow Dr. Mary Talley Bowden “All providers who gave the shot signed a contract requiring them to report any possible adverse reactions to VAERS. If they didn’t, you can sue.

Our website to check if your injury was reported is almost ready….”

Will keep you posted as we hear more.

Agree, preventing future risk, especially around research practices, is essential, lets hope we can develop a pathway to getting a global agreement on gain of function.

What’s the latest site to purchase IVM and HQC online? Been off site for a while.

Thanks.

I believe that with the given supreme court, nobody at the end will be liable if one does not change the strategy. As both (Pfizer/Moderna) phase III Covid trial 6 months reports did show there was zero affect regarding death one should attack all people that did deliver fake/cheating vaxxine studies using illegal ,short time frames… The… Read more

Those who committed criminal acts either being incarcerated or fined, or both. Justice is not served until those who willingly and deliberately caused harm to others actually are made to repay for their crimes. When this occurs, it may truly begin acting as a deterrent to future repeats.

Senior Fellow Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring created a video today commenting on a new “health care” start up, that will be dispensing SSRI medications via AI.

He argues that the current American mental health system already relies too heavily on automated protocols and over-prescribing rather than addressing the root causes of patient distress.

He…

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There are multiple cases of the mistaken beliefs and actions during the COVID-19 pandemic still being broadly supported, when what is needed is widespread recognition that these beliefs, priorities, policies, actions etc. were both WRONG and should not have been adopted at the time, since professional people who are paid to decide and act…

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@robin-whittle I think many people would agree that trust in institutions has all but disappeared.

There are so many layers to what you’ve raised, origins, response, media, governance…. and it’s understandable why people sense that its bigger than just COVID.

I do hope that more independent investigations and discussions that seem to be…

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Cases like his are exactly why people are pushing for answers. Regardless of where anyone stands, no one should feel like their experience is ignored or dismissed…. loved this documentry, and his attitude was just amazing.

I understand your skepticism, when we see trust being broken repeatedly, it’s not easy to believe anything meaningful will come from it.

I think a lot of people here are wrestling with that same tension, we want truth and accountability, but not sure the system is capable of delivering it.

Do you think the growing number of people questioning…

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I hear and feel, your frustration @db4him a lot of people feel that sense of “we’ve seen this before and nothing changes.” It’s hard not to feel disillusioned when accountability has seemed out of reach for so long.

At the same time, do you think the sheer volume of documents and growing public awareness might shift things, even a little this…

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My mom was a nurse, and I know she would have felt exatly the same as you do. We all need to remember to ask questions, even when it is so difficult. Thank you for taking part in the conversation.

As a retired ICU RN I find this news shocking! Everyone knows our medical system is broken , but I never dreamed it would get this bad!!! It is heartbreaking to see how the sickest among us are forgotten!

ICU patients NEED ICU physicians in attendance!!!

The creation of SARS-CoV-2 by government funded U.S. and Chinese labs, the subsequent coverup of this – including by the majority of virologists – and numerous aspects of the disastrous response to the COVID-19 pandemic by governments, the majorities of whole professions worldwide, constitutes a vast, entirely man-made, distortion of…

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Let’s throw into the pool https://youtu.be/XwjDeRglkwg . That’s the “Why can’t we talk about this?” movie featuring Michael Oesch who had walked entirely across Canada and who now can barely stand and nearly died due to the vaccine. Methylene blue, red light therapy, and Augmented NAC are what he’s been using and is finally seeing…

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Thank you Helen and to answer your questions. No I do not have one ounce of faith in our banana rethuglic. After living and surviving nearly seven decades and not being a herd animal which is why I knew to avoid the so called solution for the most recent bio-weapon release, it is clear that the techno-capitalist billionaire class especially…

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To answer your final two questions, no and no. Given what the American people were subjected to during the pandemic, and what the results of the 2024 election have yielded so far, why should we believe anyone will ever be held accountable? The opportunity to make amends has been and is being squandered, and when conservatives are voted out…

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From the IMA website : “Research also supports statins as part of broader alternative cancer therapies , showing promise in inhibiting tumor growth and improving survival rates in certain cancers. However, experts stress the importance of tailoring treatments to individual needs and integrating them into a comprehensive care plan. This…

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Thank you @flatulus maximus

Your story highlights exactly what our doctors spoke about in the latest podcast — the need to return to medicine that treats the person, not just hands out protocols and drugs.

Something that may not be the best answer for cholesterol may have a completely different role for someone dealing with cancer.

The individual matters.

Senator Ron Johnson is not letting this go — and good.

After years of stonewalling, he says Secretary Kennedy has now provided 11 million pages of HHS documents related to the COVID shots, VAERS, and what federal health officials knew about safety signals.

And what’s coming out is exactly what so many people warned about from the…

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My 89-year-old father-in-law is in fantastic health, and he has always been a big believer in using good-quality salt generously on his food.

It does make you wonder, doesn’t it? Sodium is an essential mineral, and many older people can actually struggle with low sodium levels, especially if they’re over-restricting salt or taking certain…

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Neither my wife nor I have ever worried about salt. We do use good quality salt, but don’t hesitate at all to use it liberally. My last blood pressure reading was something like 170/71. My parents were both extremely paranoid about salt in their later years. I didn’t try to convince them it was baseless, I just shook my head and kept my…

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Numerous MDs have badgered me about cholesterol over the years, and I ignored them all until I developed lung cancer. I used to chide them for continually “moving the goalposts” on just what cholesterol number was dangerously high. Jane McLellan (sp.?) was adamant that simvastatin (or another in the lipophilic category) was essential as part…

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Sadly, lots of people still buy the story sold many years ago by big food and big pharma.

But thanks to all of you, we keep fighting and countering their narriative, chipping away until more and more people start to ask questions.

Agree, but its always surprising that lots of people are standing on the shore watching that ship sail.

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Because some people “believe in science”, science has become a religion. We can accurately state “Science is a religion”. At the heart of science is the scientific method, and this is something people trust. However, there is a delusion that is hard for many of the followers to see. Science is a religion that is corrupted by…

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It has been known for some time that it is carbohydrate foods which cause coronary artery disease–and not fatty foods. CAT scans fo the chest show coronary artery plaque in a bread-eater. If the person switches to a keto diet and repeats the CAT scan later, the plaque has disappeared. This is not new information but people have been sad to…

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100% on the money with everything stated. And these statements are all backed up by existing literature such as Dr. Perlmutter’s Drop Acid book, which points the ugly finger at fructose (which then causes oxidation of cholesterol, and THAT type of cholesterol is bad, “oxidized cholesterol”. The oxidation makes the cholesterol…

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Agree, the “cholesterol causes CVD” ship has sailed, and along with the “avoid salt” and “avoid sunshine,” will end up like the Titanic!

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For decades, we’ve been told that high cholesterol—especially from dietary fat—is the main driver of heart disease.

But that story is incomplete?

Many people are starting to question the conventional narrative, especially as cardiovascular disease continues to rise despite years of cholesterol-focused guidelines. Could it be that we’ve been…

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Going to pass this on, could be a great Webinar or written piece for one of our doctors.

I also wanted to share a discussion I started a while ago about AI helping with costs https://imahealth.org/forums/groups/public-forum/forum/discussion/could-ai-fight-your-medical-bills-for-you/

Such a pleasure @hannisa 😊

My 72 yr old husband had a hearing test this morning and will be seeing an ent for hearing loss, vertigo, and possible Meniere’s Disease (MD).

Rummaging around on the internet I found the homeopathic Ferrum Picricum 30C recommended. https://www.amazon.com/Boiron-FERRUM-PICRICUM-30C-MD/dp/B00IZKKQKG Interestingly he also has a tendency toward…

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@vegandan I can’t believe what you’re writing. Those numbers are beyond comprehension. And please know there is no dooubting at all. Just mindboggling. And impossible to sustain as a nation from a national healthcare overall cost. Feels like a ‘Nick Shirley’ type needs to investigate.

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Thanks for sharing!

Yes, it’s always been like this. At least in my lifetime. Artificially inflated prices that insurance doesn’t pay, and that you often don’t have to pay if you negotiate “cash price” up front.
Now it’s even worse. The insurance companies used to be motivated to reduce costs. I had a surgery in the 80’s and they told me every error I found on…

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With very highly paid administration and other bells and whistles, with hefty profit margins no doubt, costs accrue rapidly to the patient. About 5-6 yrs ago I broke my collar bone and called for an EMT thinking a hospital would set the bone for best healing. Without going thru the insanity of this trip which left me stranded in the…

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My sister started dialysis the day after Christmas. She had about six treatments before she was hospitalized for a MSSA infection of her catheter. She almost died. With aggressive treatment she pulled through and after a month at the hospital she was discharged to a skilled nursing facility for ambulatory rehabbing.

She had dialysis in…

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Our country and practically everything in it, including healthcare, has been going downhill since we turned from trusting Christ to trusting “science”. It’s long past time for a sweeping spiritual great awakening — a return to Christ.

How unimaginably sad!

Tune is to tonight’s webinar to listen to our wonderful doctors talking about the future of medicine and where the IMA is heading.

A 26-year-old student died in an ICU in Connecticut from alcohol-induced pancreatitis. What makes this case stand out is that during his time there, the ICU wasn’t being managed by a doctor physically present—it was overseen by a telehealth ICU service, with a doctor remote on a screen.

There is now a lawsuit against the hospital. One of the…

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Thanks @jrgerber ,,, a great nugget of information.

A good reminder too that hydration, salt intake, and metabolism all interact in ways most of us probably never consider day to day.

In Dr. Perlmutter’s book “Drop Acid” he mentions an interesting and little-known fact about salt. Too much salt will cause the body to produce fructose.

Yeah, you read that right. Our body is capable of producing fructose, even if you haven’t eaten any. Dr. Perlmutter’s advice? Make sure you get enough water with your salt.

So, it’s not…

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I really enjoyed this round table discussion with these 3 amazing doctors. Did you catch it?

They kick off looking at the trust problem in medicine, that is impossible to ignore. Patients feel it. Physicians feel it. The JAMA numbers, a drop from 71% confidence to 40% over the pandemic years, put a figure to something many have been sensing for…

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Over the past few months, we’ve seen more and more questions in the forum around vaccines, everything from specific concerns to how to navigate exemptions and informed decisions.

First…. A HUGE thank you.

The level of thought, care, and support in this community doesn’t go unnoticed. You’re asking important questions, sharing experiences, and…

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