@AaronAF thank you for your interesting and always educational content that you share. I am going to explore this more.

Exatly…. the question we need to ask again and again is do the systems we’ve created adequately protect the most vulnerable.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

An enlarged prostate gland to most of us. I like simple and natural methods for treating any conditions and I loved this video from Dr. Berg that discussed why this happens and offering a simple recipe for men to drink daily to inhibit aromatase to decrease eastrogen production that leads to the body producing…

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Pathology, Innovation & the Body’s Capacity to Heal

Dr. Ryan Cole reflects on the evolution of medicine, and explores why its future depends not only on innovation but also on restoring respect for the body’s natural capacity to heal, scientific curiosity, and patient-centered care.

Watch here…

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Will send this to tech to see if they have any ideas. Thanks for letting me know.

I know, the stats are shocking!

I think you’ve highlighted something that’s often missing from this conversation, the role of family, community, and compassionate care.

When my dad had cancer, we talked openly about death. He knew where I stood. I told him I would never help him end his life, but I also wouldn’t ask for treatments that…

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It does feel like we’ve crossed into territory that many people never imagined when these laws were first introduced.

So sorry that is frustrating. I have tried it via my other email and it took me to the article, please try again and let me know if you can get in.

😊 let me know what you thought once you have a chance to watch it.

I remember being a strong supporter of the idea of the right-to-die, it seemed like the compassionate thing to do, and I thought every country should have it.

Then, about six years ago, I happened to hear a talk by a priest who really challenged my thinking. He spoke about the potential slippery slope, he asked what happens when elderly…

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Thank you for these beautiful words and your tips for staying positive in this journey.

Aplogies it seems either I or the system had a glitch yesterday 🙃 here is the link to the interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBm8Ho-_RXM

A link to the interview as I think it could be helpful <font color=”#707070″>…</font>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBm8Ho-_RXM

Please explore the cancer hub https://imahealth.org/cancer-resource-hub/

And if you cannot find a doctor to help look for integrative healthcare providerin an area near you.

Thanks so much for adding that, here is the link for the interview … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBm8Ho-_RXM… not sure what happened yesterday 🙂

So sorry it seems we had a bit of a bug yesterday …. here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBm8Ho-_RXM

Hi @dr-wawa so sorry it seems we had a bit of a bug yesterday …. here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBm8Ho-_RXM

“I feel very on my own with my cancer.

Many oncologists are really only there to check for cancer but in between visits they do nothing and have no suggestions. I’m grateful for having all this knowledge at my fingertips so I can take control of my health and future “❤

One of the many comments under a recent interview with Professor… Read more

In this episode Dr. Kat Lindley sits down with Dr. Katy Talento to trace the financial incentives and structural barriers that keep the system locked in place. Talento led health policy on the White House Domestic Policy Council during the first Trump administration, overseeing federal health expenditures across HHS, DOL, and VA. She now…

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I suspect that is why people would love to see this debate. 😉

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I’ve followed this journalist for years and watched her help her parents, well into their 80s, become stronger, more capable, and more vibrant through weight training.

Her latest interview is with Dr. Jonathan Sullivan, a former emergency physician and co-author of The Barbell Prescription. He makes a compelling case that one of the most…

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Dr. Erica Schwartz said during her confirmation hearing that she would “love to have a conversation” with Aaron Siri and have an “open and transparent debate” about vaccines.

I see a number of organisations would gladly make this happen, do you think it ever will?

Dr. Varon’s latest Brownstone article explores ‘the prescribing cascade’.

Medication causes side effects that are mistaken for a new disease.

Instead of asking, “Could this be the drug?”, another prescription is written. Then another. Before long, it’s difficult to tell what’s illness and what’s treatment.

He gives the example of Prednisone, it…

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Thanks @jrgerber I’m very glad you were discovered the mutation before surgery.

I had no idea about the potential significance of the thymus during open-heart surgery. Thanks for educating us as this seems to be exactly the kind of question we may not know to ask.

A reminder of the value of being well informed before surgery.

The new issue features timely and notable medical research and observations, including:

1. The Quiet Expansion of Death: Canada’s MAID Program and the Moral Fatigue of Modern Medicine

2. Two Hundred Fifty Years of American Medicine: What We Built, What We Lost, and What Must Be Restored

3. Vaccine Mandates and Evidence-Based Medicine: A Narrative…

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I believe that he had an Aortic dissection: a tear in the inner lining of the aorta. Blood enters the tear and forces apart the layers of the artery wall. This is an immediate, life-threatening medical emergency.

Not an Aortic aneurysm: a weakened section of the aorta that bulges outward, rather like a balloon. It may grow slowly and cause…

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Wonderful example of how entertainment can be one of our best teachers.Went and had a look for the episode it is called ” A Study in Scarlet”

Before medicine became a system of prescriptions, it began in the kitchen.

In the latest installment of the 250 Years of Medicine series, Dr. Carmen reminds us that for most of human history, food was the first medicine. Long before prescriptions and pharmacies, families reached for nourishing broths, herbal teas, honey, ginger, and the…

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The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham from an aortic dissection has brought attention to a medical emergency that many people have never heard of.

IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Kat Lindley recently explained that an aortic dissection is a tear in the inner wall of the aorta, the body’s main artery. Blood forces its way between the layers of…

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Thanks for sharing the video, really interesting topic @jrgerber

I did a little AI-assisted research into spike protein, clotting, and blood groups…although I’m sure you have too.

I did not find any difinitive studies, but there is laboratory evidence that SARS-CoV-2 spike protein can alter fibrin structure and make it more resistant to normal…

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The National Health Service in the UK spent 2021 telling patients ivermectin was dangerous horse paste.

That same NHS is now quietly dispensing it at a rate of over 10,000 prescriptions a month – this represents an over 300-fold increase…

Tess Laurie explores the stages that have led to this increase

1. Innovation (2021–2022): A handful of…

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I agree @CattleRancher that we all need to take charge of our own health. Before taking any medication or undergoing any medical procedure, make sure you receive genuine, detailed informed consent so you understand both the potential benefits and the risks.

If you’re unsure, don’t feel pressured, by your doctor’s fear and ignorance, into…

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Breakthroughs That Saved Lives: The Best of American Medicine

From anesthesia and antibiotics to emergency medicine, intensive care, imaging, and lifesaving innovation, modern medicine has transformed what physicians can do—and what patients no longer have to suffer.

Lynne‘s latest article reflects on the breakthroughs to celebrate and the…

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I think it is also the lack of time to even have a real conversation with their patients anymore and a system that does not reward curiosity or challenge. Dr. Molly James is doing some great work here, developing courses to help doctors set up independent practices.

🇩🇪 Germany has joined the UK and the US in narrowing its COVID vaccine recommendations, now focusing on those aged 75 and older. It seems we’re seeing a gradual shift …

🏛️ Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to face scrutiny over the research funded through the NIH. His longstanding defense has been that the work did not meet the technical definition of…

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I recently came across this excerpt from the 1982 edition of Babar and the Doctor (see images) by Laurent de Brunhoff:

“Measles isn’t a serious illness, so after a few days the children were able to get up. But they stayed in their room and played quiet games.”

It really sad to see how dramatically the conversation around measles has changed…

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Thought you would appreciate this 😅

In his latest Brownstone article, Dr. Joseph Varon reflects on surviving the devastating 1985 Mexico City earthquake, watching the hospital where he was training collapse around him. Decades later, another earthquake brought those memories flooding back, but with them came an important realization: the defining moments in our lives aren’t…

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As parents and grandparents, people seem to be constantly told that certain behaviors, moods, or health issues are “just part of growing up.”

But not told to explore whether nutrition and lifestyle could be playing a role?

This IMA Show discusses the connection between food, mood, and children’s health.

Host Dr. Elizabeth Mumper is joined…

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When did medication stop being a tool and become the focus?

Modern medicine has transformed countless lives through pharmaceutical innovation. But when medication becomes the primary focus of care, what gets overlooked? IMA Senior Director of Communications & International Fellowship Program Lynne Kristensen’s recent Medicine at 250 Years…

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Agree. You can’t force people to consider a different perspective if they’re not open to it. I just keep sharing the articles, interviews, and research I come across and let people make up their own minds.

I’ve actually seen a couple of friends do a complete 180. They were once very skeptical, and now they’re the ones sharing information…

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Keep us posted 😊

Thanks for sharing your perspective. I think we probably agree on more than we disagree.

My main reason for posting was to encourage conversations about prevention and to remind women to advocate for themselves if they feel something isn’t right.

Of course none of these lifestyle strategies can guarantee someone won’t develop breast cancer,…

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Hi @pax agnus please download our free guide on the use of repurposed drugs to treat cancer, there is a section for basal cell carcinoma https://imahealth.org/research/cancer-care/

“As usual the supernatural powers of Instagram have found my symptoms and several perfect cures” 😅

I believe there is a lot of overlap between treating GERD and silent reflux (LPR) so thought I would share a link to our free guide on the subject.…

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Agree, @shortstop. We can’t know everything, but once we understand what’s happening, it’s so important to learn about the condition, what causes it, and the treatment options that are available so we can be active participants in our own healthcare. No one is likely to spend as much time researching your condition as you will.

I certainly hope…

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Hi @oakhilltop did you watch the “Beyond Lyme” webinar, they discuss tick born illness prevention and treatment https://imahealth.org/alpha-gal-syndrome-tick-borne-illness/

Link to substack : https://paulmarik.substack.com/p/preventing-breast-cancer

Link to cancer hub : https://imahealth.org/cancer-resource-hub/