Dr. Mumper is looking for answers.

In 1979, Dr. Mumper was a medical student, she was told to see told to the patient with autism at the children’s treatment center. At the time, the condition was so rare it might be the only case she’d encounter in her entire career. Prevalence was 1 in 5,000.

In a new article published in the Journal of…

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Here is Prof. Norman Fenton substack should you want to read about his experience directly: https://substack.com/home/post/p-193692188

Six years on, and still no real accountability for what happened in care homes across the world.

For many, it feels like those decisions have simply been brushed aside, and worse, that the lack of accountability has created a quiet arrogance. Almost as if what happened was somehow justified.

In the UK, we saw patients placed on end-of-life…

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Oncologist and hematologist Dr. Ray Page will be a featured speaker at the conference, along with IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Jamie Waselenko, they will present ‘New Cancer Insights on Frontline Treatment.’

Another fantastic presentation, from Dr. Marik, at our upcoming conference, ‘Cancer Care: The Root Protocol.’

Are you going to join us?

Still need a ticket, last few left here https://imahealth.org/conference

Dr. Jordan Vaughn, IMA Senior Fellow, Microvascular Disease, will be a featured speaker at the upcoming Conference, he will be giving a talk on ‘Endothelial Damage in Venous Disease and POTS.’

Still need a ticket, last few left here https://imahealth.org/conference

Such a pleasure, and if I see anything else that would be useful, I will add it to this thread.

Good mention, thought I would add a link to the webinar here: https://imahealth.org/how-to-starve-cancer-with-jane-mclelland/

And another great webinar to watch: https://imahealth.org/rethinking-cancer/

This is worth a watch, a video from a past conference by a stage 4 survivor https://imahealth.org/cancer-survivor-paul-mann-speaking-at-flcccs-healthcare-revolution-conference/

So sorry to hear your daughter is unwell, please do explore our cancer hub and remember we have a very good AI search cabaility on our website so you can find specific information you may need. https://imahealth.org/introducing-the-ima-cancer-hub/

And start discussions if you have specific questions on here, the community is amazing.

OK great idea, I will do a dive into both these topics … seed oils and paleo for plaque.

Not a paywall, just a short post with a button to become a paid subscriber if you wish, I believe 🙂

Dr. Marik’s substack https://paulmarik.substack.com/p/the-cholesterol-myth-is-crumblingand

I understand that back in the 1970s, doctors weren’t routinely screening for high cholesterol, and levels up to around 300 mg/dL were often still considered within a normal range.

Then in 1984, the National Institutes of Health launched the National Cholesterol Education Program, around the same time pharmaceutical companies were developing the…

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Its a pleasure, and parents certainly need objective guidance right now.

In this webinar, Dr. Elizabeth Mumper was joined by Dr. Paul Thomas and DeeDee Hoover, co-authors of Vax Facts, for a practical conversation on informed consent, parental rights, and vaccine choice.

Such an important conversation as so many parents leave pediatric visits feeling rushed, pressured, or unheard. This episode explores why the exam…

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I must say I find 90% bitter, but I make my own treats with things like dates and coconut and then coat in a rgin layer of 90% …. Hope your recovery is going well.

Agree, worth finding the best you can. Do you have favorites?

Happy Easter, if it’s a time you celebrate, I hope it is peaceful and happy.

I thought since it was a holiday that is often represented with chocolate, that it might be a good time to revisit something a little sweet… an article about the history and potential benefits of good quality chocolate 🍫

Chocolate has a fascinating history dating back…

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We have an X space tonight (April 3rd at 12pm PT/3pmET) come and join us.

Join Jan Jekielek New York Times Bestselling Author and Senior Editor

EpochTime for a discussion on his new book, 𝐾𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑑 𝑡𝑜 𝑂𝑟𝑑𝑒𝑟, and what China’s state-sanctioned organ harvesting industry reveals about corruption, ethics, and human rights.

He will be…

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In case you missed the show here’s a liink https://youtu.be/akbFwDsZlfk?si=-IVPTwa-aqBRtjNx

In this week’s show, during a discussion on informed consent and the transitioning of young people, Jennifer Lahl said something that really cut through the noise:

👉 She suggested that the idea of informed consent is null and void in the transitioning of young people…”we have no business doing this. This is not proper medical care. Doctors are…

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Great point, I think many of them knew about the harms, but just like today kept their heads down rather than face ridicule, or much worse.

Are you joining us this year?

More than 20 sessions covering:

Cancer care

Post-COVID

Cardiac conditions

Early dementia therapies

Biomarker diagnostics

Vaccine safety….and more.

Researchers and clinicians presenting peer-reviewed work that challenges conventional protocols. And a room full of physicians, practitioners, and advocates who are asking…

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A link to the video https://youtu.be/J-k5SKne2E4?si=Ib6FmxhtO2eTRLdc

Have we completely lost the art of healing… and replaced it with systems of control?

I came across such an interesting video this week showing how hospitals used to be designed—something I had never really given much thought to, other than wondering why we don’t have access to sunlight and fresh air in hospitals today.

I’ve previously had…

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Did you watch this weeks show?

It was hosted by Dr. Ryan Cole who was joined by one of our Senior Fellows, Dr. Katherine Welch, MD, Jennifer Lahl, a Pediatric critical care nurse; founder ‘Center for Bioethics and Culture Network’ and Forrest Smith who has detransitioned.

They explored something that’s often missing from mainstream…

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https://brownstone.org/articles/the-last-lesson-my-mother-taught-me/ thats the link that I forgot to share, let me know what you think.

Wonderful that the discussions are taking place, I count these moments when my dad and I would chat about life and death as some of my fondest memories … here you go https://brownstone.org/articles/the-last-lesson-my-mother-taught-me/ let us know what they think.

I love that you have this planned and given your family permission to keep it simple, I agree lets celebrate the lives we are lucky to have cross with ours. Thank you for making us smile 🙂

I forgot to add the link if you would like to read the article https://brownstone.org/articles/the-last-lesson-my-mother-taught-me/ let us know what you think

Here you go https://brownstone.org/articles/the-last-lesson-my-mother-taught-me/ let us know what you think

So sorry @gratitude I forgot to add the link in the comments, here you go https://brownstone.org/articles/the-last-lesson-my-mother-taught-me/ let us know what you think

Yes, and the UK is trying to vote the same sytem into place too, this subject just fires me up so much. 🤬

A beautiful piece by Joseph Varon, in the Brownstone, really stayed with me this week. He writes about being with his mother as she was dying, and how different that experience was compared to a hospital setting.

It resonated deeply.

I was with my dad when he passed. I lay beside him, held his hand, and was there as he gently left this world. I…

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Link to the podcast with No More Tears author : https://www.npr.org/2025/04/10/nx-s1-5359006/no-more-tears-author-discusses-johnson-johnsons-questionable-business-practices

Did you see this?

The Lancet has just retracted a 1977 commentary claiming asbestos-contaminated talc was safe.

Nearly 50 years later…. Yes thats right 50 years.

The reason? Undisclosed conflicts of interest and breaches of publication ethics. A paper that helped shape perception around safety—allowed to stand for decades.

Now think about who…

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Hi @Hayden1 a functional medicine doctor at the bottom of the thread is offering to answer questions about supplements.

What a fantastic offer—thank you so much for sharing your experience and insights! 🙌

These are incredibly helpful tips, especially around sourcing, testing, and what to look out for when choosing supplements. It really highlights how important quality and transparency are.

Anyone have questions they’d like to ask? 😊

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I recently read about how simply walking through a forest can positively impact mitochondrial health, helping our cells function better, adapt, and restore balance. A reminder that our body thrives when it’s supported in the right environment.

So when I saw this image to talk about the release of the latest issue of the Journal of Independent…

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Great conversation, thanks all for sharing your tips.

I found a couple of really helpful guides on the IMA site that actually dig into a lot of what’s being mentioned here—especially around quality, absorption, and whether supplements are even working.

The Nutrient Synergy Guide is particularly interesting—it explains how timing,…

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Was watching a podcast yesterday when two of the hosts mentioned this app https://supp.co/ never used it, and believe its a paid for app, but may be worth exploring if you need some extra advice.

Thanks for this, on my watch list.

I love that you mention that they are avaliable to answer questions, always happy to pay a bit more for customer service.

Always sad to loose a trusted provider 🙁

I must say I too look at how I can add nutrient rich foods to my diet along with spices, and I did a course in herbalism so I could make tinctures.

It’s a great reminder that quality isn’t just about the label, but everything behind it too.

Thank you @kerrya for sharing this—really appreciate it! I love hearing tips like this from the community, especially when it comes to choosing quality supplements. There’s so much out there, it really helps to learn from others’ experience

Did you know… one of the biggest challenges in cancer treatment is that cancer cells can adapt to almost anything we throw at them?

Block one energy source, and they simply switch to another, whether it’s glucose, mitochondria, or alternative fuel pathways. It’s this flexibility that helps tumors survive treatments like chemo, radiation, and…

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I recently learned that many supplement brands we trust aren’t as “independent” as they seem. A surprisingly small number of large corporations own a big share of the market, and some of those companies are also involved in big pharma and even processed/junk food.

It really made me stop and think about the bigger picture behind the wellness…

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