I tried to donate, but the donation website gave me an error message I did not understand. It said I needed to have a a valid two digit region, What??

Here is a link to a search on Duck.ai:

https://duck.ai/share/95e80446-75c1-4e70-9f6f-dbd0659d6d69#xpNVN9rJq6dNlDQT4AybQ6dqsagJH-F08XgnudRg0AQ.

Let me know how it works. If it doesn’t I could copy and paste, but for now, this seemed the most efficient way to transfer the information you requested.

Note the above link expires in 2 days. (Today’s…

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Hi, I could not sign in to access Dr. M’s lecture, even though my username and password work perfectly well to sign in here for the discussion. To watch her complete lecture, viewers are REQUIRED to “enroll.” My login credentials were flagged as incorrect or wrong for some other subtle reason, such as signing in from a different platform (not…

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I also prefer drinking tea or coffee while it is hot. I don’t see how the researchers could have gotten reliable results, because I bet as many hot beverage drinkers know now to drink hot drinks as well as those who don’t! They learn early in their experience to smartly sip the hot drink in a special way, by discreetly slurping it to mix it…

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Would it help if every IMA user would click on the three-dot line to “report reply” when they suspect spam?

*Note: I am using markdown formatting in hopes that it will be compatible with this website.* – Nahh! That did not work! Oh well, it is still readable as is.

## A Few Foods That Might Help

*Some things I came across while reading about diet and brain health — in case any of this is useful. None of this replaces medical advice, of course. Please…

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I suggest that you go to this website: https://imahealth.org/protocol/i-recover-post-vaccine-treatment/. It will give you the appropriate links and also display some pertinent treatments that are listed in a particular hierarchy, depending on the severity of post vaccine syndrome. You might be able to confidently recommend some of the…

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I believe trust forms rapidly and strongly when a really suffering patient is given a through work up and prescribed a medicine or treatment that quickly heals the patient – this is probably rare; but when it happens, the effect on trust is powerful!

I too have been using CPAP (for 10 years) and I have discovered that doing my nasal irrigation before bed calms down my phlegm enough to allow more successful easing into sleep. The nasal irrigation i described above gives only a temporary fix; but I’m still grateful for that.

I tried to use the diluted hydrogen peroxide (0.1%) that Dr. McCullough gave directions for; but I felt it made my nasal congestion worse! I concluded I would use it only if I ever got the COVID infection, not for any other reason.

I have a similar problem, and get some relief doing a daily nasal irrigation with a solution of salt (NaCl) and sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) in distilled water. I use the commercial product, NeilMed, that provides small packets of a mixture of these two salts. Always use distilled water, never use tap water.) I just add a packet to a…

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Your success with the use of quercetin seems very convincing. I looked for further evidence for the successful application of quercetin via AI, and here is what I found:

Quercetin could theoretically reduce arrhythmias indirectly because it has:

Antioxidant/anti-inflammatory effects → may reduce oxidative stress/inflammation that can destabilize…

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He was doing the classic Rope-a-Dope (a la Mohamed Ali) in order to expose her ignorance and finally gob-smack her with his “You are just a parrot …” line.

Greg, thanks for posting this official caution about the new mRNA flu shot! I wonder how a hospitalist would react when a patient being admitted into a hospital (for example, in New York) would flash the image (urging extreme caution) you have posted in your message? I think it is laughable that the CDC or FDA continues to advocate a…

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I think RFK Jr stood up for himself very well (“You are just a parrot with no personal knowledge of the issues”), but not without appearing nearly apoplectic at times!

Ooh! Maybe the mRNA is OK-k-k for the FLU shot! Wouldn’t there be no need for the presence of a spike protein? But I guess there could still be problems in the delivery mechanism, the nano particle packaging that could mess up the recipient’s immune and nervous systems. Maybe Moderna has figured out how to make the mRNA vaccines (non-COVID) safer?

Although I have already seen it on the FOX News channel and heard it on radio, I was hoping to see it up close here. The link does not work for me. If not due to a glitch of this forum, it might be my computer’s or FireFox browser’s fault.

I saw your question and decided to use it as a trial question for an unusual AI I just discovered in a recent article by Steve K.

Here is a link to AlterAI’s answer: https://alter.systems/p/9e53151c-520d-4b73-b8c9-f8e5c49b2b26

I might be able to answer your first question:

I was injected with technetium-99 or technetium-99m for a whole-body scan 36 years ago. As I lay on a cot, I was fascinated to be able to watch how it rapidly went to my heart, to my lungs, other organs, and finally to my bones (after about 45 minutes). The biological half-life of technetium-99m …

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That Ukrainian spam was the first spam I had noticed. GregT is doing a fine job at catching 99.99% of them!

I recently received an email notice from “steelheart7180” via the IMA Forum that was in English, about online gaming/betting. When I clicked on the Discussion link, there was no discussion present. Later, the same message was sent again, but that time it was in Ukranian, and still led to a no-discussions page at this IMA Forum site.

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There is a commercially available xylitol-containing nasal spray called “Xlear” that is formulated with or without red pepper. I prefer it with red pepper, which gives a very strong response. It helps, and does not have a rebound effect.

I like Perplexity.ai too! However, it will sometimes balk when it “perceives” that the inquirer is seeking medical advice. Its training is apparently geared to established medical doctrine and regulations.

You might be receptive to the book written by Hong Liu, MD, Mastering Miracles , The Healing Art of Qi Gong. This book is available at Amazon, including on Kindle. He gives detailed instructions and purposes for each of the exercises he calls “The Golden Eight.”

These exercises “have been the subject of a number of medical studies around the…

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Sorry, I don’t have an answer, except for one possible resource, involving searching A Midwestern Doctor (AMD), sometimes also called The Midwestern Doctor. He (at his Substack) would probably recommend a personal trial using DMSO. From what I have already learned, this treatment would be done simply by applying DMSO to the site on the…

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It seems you are saying that “THIS” refers to Dr. Marik’s “… focusing on applying pressure from multiple angles at once …”

However, “THIS” is his point (or conceptual reasoning): Having more than one drug actively working at the same time is not “dumping” a random load of drugs on the cancer. The chosen drugs are being intelligently…

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I have never believed that doctors are recommending the COVID-19 shots with the intention of “killing the elderly”! I believe that many doctors have not been enlightened by the information* presented by the IMA. (They are probably not even aware it exists.) They are still zombie-like following the CDC guidelines and want to hold on to their…

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Have you tried Budesonide spray for the postnasal-drip symptom of silent reflux? Even though it probably won’t cure the root cause of silent reflux, could it possibly reduce that bothersome symptom you described?

The 10,800 FU Nattokinase (NK) seems like it might be an unnecessarily large dose. There is not mention that I could see that the researches tested smaller doses, such as 8000 FU, that could more conveniently be used by taking commercially available nattokinase at 4000 FU, twice a day, say perhaps 9 to 12 hours apart. The study you described…

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Thank you for posting this comprehensive review about how to increase bioavailability of herbs. It gives me more options for making my own herbal formulations. I had been using only a pinch of lecithin (sunflower) plus vigorous mixing such as in a sonicator.

Regarding the use of quercetin, I had been using it (in a quercetin +…

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“Here are the practical data-quality and design checks the IMA team could run to ensure the study can credibly test the predefined hypotheses and support publication-quality conclusions: [Note: This is a revised version to the earlier draft bullets of the proposal.]

– Feasibility scoping as a gate: Before full launch, the IMA team will run a…

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I submitted my idea for a collaboration with IMA and independent oncologists to Ai. I stipulated that there be exempt status from IRB regulations.

## Proposal: De-identified Secondary Analysis of Routine Oncology Labs to Study Metabolic Trajectories and Treatment Response

### 1) Purpose

Conduct a multicenter, independent-clinic collaboration…

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I submitted your idea of a needed new infrastructure to Ai and obtained an answer that agreed with you. Here it is below:

“Yes, that’s a reasonable reaction.

Even with “fully de-identified” secondary analysis, you still typically need new infrastructure for: (1) standardized data extraction templates for many independent practices, (2) secure…

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I envision only a group of IMA Senior Fellows, which already exist. No new infrastructure would be needed, only a willingness to meet on a regular basis, maybe monthly or weekly, to peruse and analyze the submitted data from patient oncologists’ routine lab work. No additional lab work would be done on patient samples, because I am pretty…

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About the big kahuna RCTs, why couldn’t it be feasible for individual integrative physicians handling their cancer cases to funnel their patients’ blood and other fluid tests, their X-rays, miscellaneous imaging results, and other clinical diagnostic and after-repurposed drug result data into a clearing house sponsored by and managed by the…

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I was pleasantly surprised at the wide scope of the Heritage Foundation’s outreach. However, I do not understand why you dislike them so much. Why do you dislike them?

Here is an article about ivermectin’s effect on the nervous system and brain – in susceptible individuals or in unusual formulations – that might make a person think twice before using DMSO simultaneously with it.

Yilmaz, S., B. Göktaş, İ. Ateş, and M. Çelik. 2026. “Ivermectin Toxicity in Humans and Animals: Clinical Spectrum, Mechanisms, and…

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It looks like the reader would be required to “enroll” in the course and have his progress tracked. That seems like more involved than simply reading and taking notes on what he has to say on the subject.

In one of AMD’s articles, he gives fairly detailed instructions for how to use DMSO for after you, or a family member, believe you have had a stroke. Because of my family medical history and because I have an above average risk for stroke (and refusing to take potent prescribed blood thinners, only taking daily high-dose nattokinase, 4000 FU,…

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You did not say how much DMSO you actually used per dose. Just saying 1 tsp is not enough information, because readers won’t know how much you diluted it with the pomegranate juice and water. So, was it 1 tsp of pure DMSO, which was mixed with a convenient amount of juice for taste, or were you sipping 1 tsp of the solution of DMSO?

Great article! Important take-away: Patient must be active in his own care, not passive.

Anyway, I still wonder how the oncologists in Alex’s care would describe their viewpoints. I guess they could easily whitewash their culpability under the guise of cancer’s complexity and the requirements of the many interactive factors that must be…

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This is just a test to check to see if I could post a reply to this post. So far, no luck!

Why isn’t there an option to delete one’s post?

Thanks again for your clarifications.

Since you are open to combining different approaches to treatments, you might be interested in adding the following methods to your alternative medicine treatments armamentarium:

Oh B, Butow P, Mullan B …

“Impact of Medical Qigong on quality of life, fatigue, mood and inflammation in cancer patients: a…

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Right, I agree wholeheartedly! Thank you. That’s essentially what my AI (GPT-5.4 nano) recommended as an afterthought in his summary paragraph above: “If a patient wants a clinician more open to collaboration, suggest seeking centers or physicians experienced in drug repurposing …” In a perfect world, integrative physicians would be teeming…

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Thank you, f. maximus, for sharing your current novel treatment for lung cancer. This cancer is in my family history; so I saved the details of your treatment in my notes on alternative treatments of cancer.

I asked AI (GPT mini) for an answer to my inquiry into reasons oncologists would be dismissive about alternative cancer treatments using repurposed drugs. Here is the answer I received after I persistently refused to accept AI’s previous answers that seemed to imply that the repurposed drugs were ineffective and unsafe and inferior because…

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Regarding my comment that “… ‘there’s got to be an acceptable way to get across the idea to patients that many oncologists’ negative decisions about repurposed drugs are affected by an environment of “suppression for
profit, backed by government capture, coordinated media propaganda’ …”, I propose that a fairly long decisive list of reasons…

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Thanks. I think there’s got to be an acceptable way to get across the idea to patients that many oncologists’ negative decisions about repurposed drugs are affected by an environment of “suppression for
profit, backed by government capture, coordinated media propaganda …” (from a 2026 substack article by Robert Yoho, MD, who is quoting Dr.…

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I would like to propose a suggestion to the IMA team. Put together a creative one-page “thing” (for lack of a better term at this time) to titillate the interest of patients with cancer at all stages to seriously consider alternative treatment modalities like those promoted by Drs. Varon and Marik. It could be used by folks like me who want…

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Yes, I believe decisions are rushed on the supposed basis that delay would be tantamount to almost certain dire consequences. A friend of mine has already gotten 6 sessions of chemo for his pancreatic cancer, and he is obviously suffering more and more. I talked with him recently and told him about Dr. Varon’s good-news slides from…

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