Also, estrogen deficiency at menopause (or even perimenopause) is a major cause of migraine and there does not seem to be an effective substitute for estradiol replacement.

Magnesium is famously ineffective when taken by mouth, by the way. It is more effective on the skin or in a bathtub (Epson salts).

I am not religious, but I did take the Hippocratic oath. It is against the Hippocratic oath for a physician to kill someone, even if they want to die. It is not hard to die. Many easy methods are readily available.

The other problem is that sometimes relatives or other associates of the person being considered for euthanasia conspire…

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There is nothing to debate for anyone who has read Siri’s book, “Vaccines, Amen”. Siri interviewed heads of drug company research and federal agencies, all of whom agreed that no vaccine had even been tested properly for safety OR efficacy. There is nothing left to debate on that subject. Siri had no on left to DEPOSE. Does this suggest…

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I have not been able to understand from the news reports whether Senator Graham had an aortic aneurism or not. Aortic aneurism is very easily detected on physical exam. It is a not-subtle throbbing in the abdomen,

The response from D544 is RIGHT ON! And especially vitamin D-3 of which I take 120,000 I.U. daily. 5.000 I.U,. daily is a good standard dose for adults but many find that it takes 10,000 I.U. per day for optimal protection.

I have know a few patients whose similar symptoms stopped when they stopped consuming dairy products.

Ooops! Sorry I am inept on the computer. The solazodine icream that removes basal cell lesions is called Curaderm.

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Look up solasodine (made of eggplant) . I think it is called Epicure. You can buy it on line. Acyclovir is for squamous cell lesions. Solasodine often works to remove basal cell carcinomas. I do not know how the time factor would effect its usefulness but it is cheap and harmless.

Here is a pretty good index of spike protein brain injuries:

https://www.neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000207337

There are plenty of other such publications on line.

Dr Ryan Cole spoke at length on the topic of full-spectrum light and its effect on health at the last IMA annual meeting.

Full-spectrum light bulbs are expensive but available. Hospitals could buy and install them if they cared to. The research shows that people working in “graveyard” shifts (11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a. m.) have less absenteeism and…

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I am not understanding this very well yet.

What drugs or supplements do you want to buy?

Is the issue that your medical insurance policy will not pay for what you want?

If it is important to avoid glyphosate, it is better not to sit on the grass unless you know it has not been sprayed. I would guess once can find if whether a given park is sprayed by calling the people who maintain it and asking, but they can always lie. Reading about glyphosate often makes people more interested in staying away from it.

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One thing people can do is STOP BUYING POISONS AND PUTTING THEM ON YOUR LAWN. People who do spray glyphosate on their lawn may not be aware that those of us who know about how toxic it is feel sad for them in their ignorance. I pity dogs and chidlren who roll around on it innocently.

The flu shots never worked–and do not work now– because the virus mutates at two locations (on the surface and in the nucleus) faster than the scientists can study it and design a vaccine in response.

Your doctors will know ALL ABOUT pharmaceutical companies controlling medical education. Just ask them. (Of course, if they work for a corporation, they will be anxious about how much time they spend talking to you.)

Even as a medical student one becomes aware that these entities sponsor lots of research and lots of medical conferences. All of…

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I seem to have read that our federal government is no longer paying pediatricians to administer vaccines. (In the past they were paid for every one they administered.) The pharmaceutical companies have had a great deal of control over medical education for a long time. Mr. Kennedy is working hard to fix that mistake. It helps to read up on…

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I think you can look up the statistics as to how what percentage of ventilated patients die. I have read 80%. But you a e correct that any such percentages would be largely determined by the initial diagnosis which required ventilation. Anyway, one should be able to find these numbers if they would help.

Meanwhile, heart and kidney…

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A surgeon years and years ago studied diet for cancer patients and showed that sugar and carbohydrates generally are the worst foods for them and chicken soup is the best (due to its bone marrow).

I went through all of this personally and learned a lot.

The actual best test for a breast cancer is the “abbreviated breast MRI” which gives much more useful information than any mammogram. Mammograms have been under epidemiological scrutiny for a few years since the use of mammography has not reduced breast cancer deaths and since mammography…

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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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It helps to include the old history of the soybean and corn oil lobbies hiring a statistician to fabricate (literally) this story about cholesterol causing heart disease. All of this was done to dissuade people from eating butter and instead choosing margarine (an anti-medical idea). Today coronary artery plaque is investigated via CAT scans…

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Yes, indeed. Chocolate is GOOD! But sugar is BAD. Health-conscious people should find chocolate products which do not contain sugar. There are some very good ones these days.

The notion that cholesterol is a cause of heart disease was invented and foisted on the public (for gain) by the soybean and corn (margarine) lobbies in order to sell more product and phase out butter. The man who wrote it up (for compensation) was Ancel Keyes. Read “Wheat Belly” by cardiologist William Davis, M. D. for more factual…

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Doctors prescribe metformin to obese patients who have made themselves diabetic with their gluttony or who are in the process of doing so because it forestalls the date on which they ahve to start using insulin to deal with their dietary habits. Also all diabetics are merely overweight. (The HLA_based genetic diabetics are identified in… Read more

The visual disturbances are from the virus and the leg and back pains are part of a robust immune response to the virus.

I would take hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin, quercetin, zinc and 3,000 I.U. of vitamin D-3 daily.

I also would not drink alcohol, or eat sugar.

You should be able to access data showing whether a needle aspiration increased cancer risk. as far as I know, it does nopt. Also, thyroid cancer is a real drag so you need the needle.

This very likely has to do with some kind of influence on the Board members. Drug companies?

He should be taking 3,000 I. U of combined EPA and DHA daily (these are the fish oils) ; 10,000 I, U, of vitamin D-3 daily (vitamin D is actually a hormone) AND he should be on skin-applied testosterone replacement. Get aq used copy of “The Testosterone Revolution” by Malcolm Carruthers, M. D. for more detailed information about testosterone replacement.

The tremendous medical importance in breast-feeding versus formula feeding is that the baby must receive sufficient DHA and EPA (the “fish” oils) to develop good brain functioning. The formula people started adding DHA and EPA to formula products some tiome ago when this important topic was mad scientifically clear. There is nothing in the…

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All you have to do is give them a copy of “Vaccines, Amen” by Aaron Siri.–a shot readable book. Because he is an attorney and the book is only about his depositions of esteemed “authorities” in vaccinology, it is easy to read and undeniable evidence that the entire vaccine industry is fraudulent. Books by physicians are often too full of…

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Do not get too cold by going without a coat.

Do not go without sleep.

Do keep oseltamivir on hand in hour house because you will never get any in time to treat a viral infection soon enough if you have to start by calling your doctor. Osletamivir, in contrast to what one often reads, works like a charm if its use is initiated within 48 hours of…

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Because sugar is addictive.

The Cochrane Collection is intellectually and morally bankrupt. See essays by Peter Gotzsche, M. D., who was a founded and who was expelled for telling the truth.

Low-dose cortisone (like 10 mg, day), per William Jeffries’ excellent book, helps with chronic fatigue syndrome of any cause. Most CFS comes from vaccine use.

Get a book called “Microscopic Colitis” by Wayne Persky. Take 4 mg of naltrexone at bedtime. Eat two Pepto-Bismol tablets four times daily (the bismuth is a great bug-killer). Steroid anti-inflammatories do not really help because it causes (painful) constipation which is worse than the diarrhea. Eliminating grain products and sugar from the…

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Pertussis can be treated fairly effectively with vitamins A and C.

For information about the Pertussis vaccine, see “Vaccines: Truth , Lies and Controversy” by Dr. Peter Gotzsche AND “Dissolving Illusions” by Dr. Suzanne Humphries. (Both authors are M. D.’s.)

Their books illustrate, with public health records from the U. S. and the UK, that NONE…

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Neonatologist Mary Newport, M. D. discovered a genuine treatment for dementia when her husband became demented in his fifties. Acquire and read her book “Clearly Keto” (this is her most recent book on that subject).

Dementia is sometimes called “diabetes of the brain” because it’s cause is the loss of brain cells’ ability to use glucose as a…

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Discontinue permanently consuming any sugar and any alcohol.

Switch to a keto diet.

Read “Tripping Over The Truth” by Travis Christofferson and “Cracking Cancer Toolkit” by Jeffrey Dach, M. D.–as well as Dr. Marik’s books which refines Dr. Dach’s information into instructions.

I’m glad his firing was reversed.

Meanwhile, The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons tries pretty hard to encourage and advise and encourage doctors about departing from corporate practice. Even neurosurgeons have been able to quit paying insurance companies and Medicare and make more money by offering lower prices (due to their…

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While you are looking, read “Tripping Over the Truth” by Travis Christofferson (all about the correct description of cancer as opposed to the incorrect one mainstream oncologists use) and the “Cracking Cancer Toolkiit” by Jeffrey Dach, M. D. (to be followed by Dr. Paul Marik’s book on the same subject– using FDA-approved pharmaceuticals…

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Just Read “Vaccines, Amen” by Aaron Siri. None of them were ever, ever, ever tested for safety and this book, by an attorney rather than a physiciian, tells all you will ever need to know.

After reading cardiologist William Davis’ book about wheat as THE cause of coronary artery plaque deposition (“Wheat Belly”), I tended to tell every friend or acquaintance about this new and life-saving discovery. Occasionally medical patients would listen, but friends and family members would not. I concluded that most educated…

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Just a little friendly reminder:

Sloth is one of the Seven Deadly Sins. I am not a believer, but I do find the list useful. People usually focus on such sins as lust, gluttony and envy. They forget about sloth–yet it can be ruinous. The people who could have learned all they needed to know about the Covid injections but did nothing to find…

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