Thank you for your info.

Good to know. I’ll be checking it out.

I have testing done 2x/yr trying to maintain 60-90 in bloodstream, I have to take 15k iu and my level is at 72 currently, it is my understanding that some people just do not process it well. It is important to take with some type of fat either during a meal or even with a tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil.

I do try to measure my Vit D levels 2x/yr–end of winter and end of summer. I take 10K ius daily year round and try to keep my levels above 50. However, my body does not seem to absorb Vit D easily and would love to know why it needs such a high supplement dose to maintain this level. I get a liposomal Vit D from Mercola which I think is…

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Yes, with SODIUM Fluoride and NOT STANNOUS Fluoride. My guru, Dr. Ellie, recommends Crest and strongly discourages flossing. Flossing below the gum line destroys the gum/tooth bond that prevents bacteria, etc. from getting to the tooth bed and capillary system.

I know most of us here know vitamin D matters.

But do you actually know your number?

Wondering, do you regularly test your vitamin D levels, or simply supplement?

Dr. Ryan Cole joined The National News Desk as the days get shorter to talk about vitamin D, the “sunshine vitamin” that drops off every fall.

Watch the interview here:…

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Last weekend, I stopped by a neighborhood cricket ground in Chennai where a local amateur match was taking place. During the break, a few people nearby started talking about different sports platforms they had been checking recently, and one of them mentioned badshahcric game. The name stayed in my head, so later that evening I opened the site…

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I am a 67 year old healthy female. I haven’t used fluoridated toothpaste for 20 years and have refused fluoride treatment at my dentist for longer. A dentist many years ago told me that fluoride doesn’t work on adults anyway so I stopped it. I have very healthy teeth and gums and my present dentist keeps remarking on how good my mouth hygiene…

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I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea, didn’t want to use CPap, and was fitted with an adjustable mandibular device which I used for five years with success. I discovered a wonderful MD for sleep apnea with great videos and learned a whole lot about apnea: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=vik+veer+sleep+apnea

Using Dr.…

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I haven’t used any toothpaste in decades, so no fluoride, and I have all of my teeth and healthy gums. I’m 75 years old. My routine: electronic, soft bristle toothbrush upon rising and before bed, sometimes after meals; rinse brush head in tap water before brushing and after brushing, rinse mouth with tap water; floss several times a week; go…

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An interesting question came up during an earlier IMA webinar on oral health and its impact on whole-body health:

“I know an anecdote of one doesn’t tell us very much, but I have a friend who didn’t use fluoride toothpaste and lost many of his teeth in his 50s. He eats a natural diet and flosses regularly.”

Dr. Hibberd has come back with an answer:…

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I want to thank all who have commented on my inquiry. A lot to check out.

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How convenient is it to follow sports events from a smartphone in Pakistan – alek15

They always have such great energy, I am also waiting to hear the line up of speakers…. hope you added your name to stay updated. I will also add updates on forums as we get them.

Great topic, especially for people in the UK

I would like to have Dr. Benjamin Lynch present on the Dangers of Folic Acid Fortification.

Thank You

Many, many people are curing their sleep apnea. I recommend checking out their stories here.
https://www.youtube.com/@zerocarb/search?query=sleep%20apnea

Sounds like a great opportunity to connect with other people interested in healthcare and medical education. April 2027 should be a good time for everyone to exchange ideas and learn about the latest developments. Looking forward to seeing what speakers and topics are announced.

We know April 2027 feels a long way off, but we wanted to give you plenty of time to get this one on the calendar.

The IMA Medical Education Conference returns to Las Colinas, Texas, April 30–May 1, 2027.

Of course, the conference is about learning and sharing the latest science. But one of the things we hear most after these events is how good it…

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That’s the part I am curious about too. I have seen explanations suggesting that the “augmentation” is intended to improve how NAC is absorbed or utilized, but I have not seen a clear, independently documented explanation of exactly what is being changed compared with standard NAC.

Given that the discussion is specifically about mechanism of…

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5 yrs ago I was diagnosed w/moderate OSA (obstructive sleep apnea). Because I didn’t want a cPap my dentist recommended the Panthera D-SAD device, which is a “dental appliance designed to treat OSA by gently shifting the jaw forward during sleep, helping to keep the airway open. It is particularly suitable for mild to moderate cases and is…

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A link to an earlier post on sleep apnea for your info: https://imahealth.org/forums/groups/public-forum/forum/discussion/sleep-apnea/

I happen to agree, but have so many women I know that have mammograms because they are invited over and over again, and never offered alternatives. I just happen to be someone that hates being told what is good for them.

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Awaiting a reply, we only sent a letter over the weekend. 🙂

Morning or night? With food or without? Together or separately?

When it comes to supplements, what you take is only part of the picture. Dose, timing, delivery, medications, and even other nutrients can affect how well a supplement is absorbed and used by the body.

This Wednesday, Dr. Ryan Cole is joined by Dr. Kristina Carman for Part 2 of From…

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I’ve heard about Inspire but I can only find Inspires’ website not an independent evaluation site. I did find another company, AIRLIFT. There could be side effects on either.

If a person with sleep apnea is overweight, losing that weight is often a necessary part of very successful treatment.

My coworker’s husband had a lot of issues and struggled with CPAP and he was finally given the INSPIRE implant. You can look it up online under “Inspire Sleep Apnea Treatment”.

Hi @IMA-HelenT ,

any update on the mechanism of action of ‘augmented NAC’ ?

regards David.

hi

I would be interested in this topic as well My son who is 30 has sleep apnea. He doesn’t find the machine helps and he feels tired most days. He sleeps in and is late for work some days because he has a really hard time waking up.

Just some podcasts I’ve been listening too. I don’t have history of breast cancer in my family but my sister was just diagnosed with breast cancer and i believe it’s due to many covid 19 vaccines. As for mammograms I also decided the risk of radiation once a year is not worth it and squishing your boobs i don’t think is that healthy either.…

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Hello

I have been using a cPap machine for sleep apnea for over 15 years. It’s not really working but I don’t have any other options. At least my respiratory doctor isn’t telling me about any.

A friend told there is surgery. Does anyone know where I can find info on the surgery?

Thanks.

A friend and I were talking about attitude and how much difference does our state of mind make when we are trying to recover?

So loved this tweet today about Alexander Zverev who just won the US Open.

In his speech, he didn’t talk about tactics or ranking points, he talked about walking out of a doctor’s office at age 4 after being diagnosed…

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Read the Brownstone article here: https://brownstone.org/articles/medicine-has-forgotten-how-to-touch-the-patient/

Dr. Varon’s Brownstone article this week reminded me of something I saw a few weeks ago at a festival in Spain.

There were fireworks going off, and a young girl on the autism spectrum was really struggling with the noise. She was crying and covering her ears. A policeman nearby noticed her, went over, and hugged her. He stayed with her and helped…

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I had stage 2 TNBC from the covid shot and I didn’t chemo (they wanted 4 plus immunotherapy). The data wasn’t there for chemo before surgery, and as soon as I had surgery I had no circulating tumor cells and no evidence of disease. That was almost 5 years ago. I did alternative therapies including a lot of hbot and high dose IV C. Most…

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Saw this post from Tammy Adams, on FB, I dont know her but loved what she had to say

“I’ve watched some of the testimony and personal injury stories shared by those who came forward. Hearing people speak about experiences that have profoundly changed their lives has been heartbreaking.

But what has stayed with me most is not only the testimony…

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Hi @suealphabet , first off so sorry to hear about your sisters cancer diagnosis. I wanted to point you to the Cancer Hub https://imahealth.org/cancer-resource-hub/. its a great starting point as it has all the cancer resources in one area.

Two guides that are a good start:

High-dose intravenous vitamin C is being explored as a promising…

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Fantastic, and please keep kicking 😊

Thanks @suealphabet … What made you decide that you were stopping them? Do you do any other screening or just self checks?

Thanks @julio bro the podcast I mentioned in an earlier response also mentioned this study about outcomes and say we need to focus on the mitochondria, understanding its health and therefore our risk of developing cancer or other chronic illness.

Yes, need to start a discussion about colonoscopies

Our tongues are a pretty good early-warning system. 😊

Slurping … true and it ensures the temperature when the liquid actually reaches the esophagus, I agree, there’s something especially comforting about a warm cup on a cold day!

MAHA recommended book: Cancer is a Parasite: Kill It with the Safe. OTC Antiparasitic Fenbendazole – by William F. Supple, Jr., PhD – mentions success with TNBC in patient’s stories. Book available on Amazon.

👍 Thanks @graham

Very sorry to read that and im not qualified but yes would be the answer and id be interested to hear what the good folk at Othomolecular Medicine think about Selenium too

Best of luck 🙂

I am 65 years old I decided two years ago i no longer want to entertain mamograms

Hi my sister has Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Stage 2. She is currently going through chemo but i am wondering is it beneficial for her to have a vitamin c infusion? thanks

There’s a great exposition on Dr Vinay Prasad’s channel in youtube.

Statistics indicate that there’s no difference in outcomes, so it’s unnecessary to push unto mammography as a routine or a schedule for cancer screening.

There’s a similar case to be made for the colonoscopy screening; statistics and a study don’t show significant benefit either.