After taking a required Death and Dying class for my BSN I announced to my kids and mom and my fiancé my wishes. Part of the class was getting prices related to burial, etc. I let everyone know if I was cremated, I did not want anyone taking my ashes home. If my ashes were to be interred, I did not want them to be placed in a…

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Very well said. It’s a little too much to have put that responsibility on all consumers and asked them to be “conspiracy believers” before having any info to trigger distrust.

Sigh. My dad died at 69 from cancer. He had stopped in 62 or 64 at the same time the warning label was placed on the cigarette box according to my mom. Even though I’m sure he was addicted apparently some people actually took warnings seriously. How hard did that industry fight truth? I remember asking the CNAs not to place powder directly…

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I hope there are no more coworkers being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. 52 yr old male I worked with died last month and a recent retiree was on my floor for a whipple about 6 months ago. I know one who is still getting boosters. Such a disconnect mentally for some despite noticing and speculating about all the young people dying from cancer.…

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Glad you’re feeling better. Curious if this is your first time getting covid? Also if you’re in the U.S. would like to hear where you got your latest supply of ivermectin? I haven’t purchased in years and should probably restock as my mom is 90.

Answering as a non-prescriber who hasn’t dosed ivermectin for family for a few years. When my adult son had covid for the second time I did some quick calculations on my way home from work and two days later he reported having vision disturbances. I told him to stop and his normal vision returned the following day. I re-examined my…

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My newest endocrinologist shared the guidelines with me when she took over my care after having a lapse in coverage when my first endocrinologist retired. I had already had a biopsy when nodules were noted and I was discovered to be hypothyroid with Hashimotos during infertility work up. Biopsy was negative. I had to fight to get…

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Please buy the book End of Alzheimer’s by Dale Breseden (please check for close spelling as I don’t have the book in front of me.) The plaque on the brain is a symptom, not the cause of Alzheimer’s and according to this Dr and his many studies and good results with patients; the treatment should not be trying to focus on removing it.…

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During covid we got ivermectin from CVS, mail order out of country and a local small pharmacy. The little pharmacy was the most expensive and definitely were taking advantage of the situation. I would love to have a list of some good pharmacies to have on hand.

The doctors that I have seen in the hospital and at my mom’s clinic appointments don’t appear to know truth about how to be healthy; I think they really believe what they are saying. I had one team Dr. I had never seen before round on a diabetic patient at lunch and question why they were eating bread, asked me why the kitchen was serving bread…

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Yes, that Dr just helped further impair digestion with the recommending of pepcid. Most people as they age need more support for digestion, not a decrease in stomach acid. Also, chewing thoroughly, eating peacefully, not quickly and do not drink a lot of fluids with a meal which would further dilute stomach acid-like diluting your…

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Other thoughts- Is she overweight? What is her A1c, fasting insulin? What does she eat? Optimizing Vitamin D levels is my broken record response always. Of course with K2 and Magnesium. And along that line-is she having at least one formed bowel movement every single day? Start with Mg citrate if not. Pooping is a way to eliminate toxins,…

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Hi Bob,

I’m very sorry about your friend and their current health. I’ve been a bedside RN for 21 years and pressure ulcers are something we deal with often in those who are bedbound permanently or temporarily because of injury. Was your friend on hospice before going to the hospital recently and can they voice their own opinion? The…

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Covid vaccination set off a lot of different autoimmune issues in nurses I know. Was a vaccine recently received? If not recent, need to check other factors such as food sensitivities, stress, toxins, etc. If you aren’t converting the T4 med well, the thyroid will still struggle. May need some digestive support. Rt3, Free T3 and Free T4 along…

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My HMO made it difficult to get an exemption by any means, but since the county health department got rid of the covid requirement for healthcare workers, it is no longer a requirement. Staff can sign a simple form every year just like or the flu vaccine stating they don’t want it.

I can’t answer the question about ivermectin for this condition, but is she seeing a functional medicine provider? That is an excellent place to start. School of Applied Functional Medicine has a provider list as well as looking at FLCCC’s list of providers.

Just want to mention that my HMO dropped the mandate recently. Now it is considered like the flu vaccine and employee health will be asking for an exemption yearly. I would imagine most other health care systems would be following suit. In CA it happened later than Colorado/Washington, probably because of our government. LA County is ridiculous.

I watched the replay over three days. Well worth the listen. I have to admit that I am sometimes too weary to watch many such things because of all the trauma at my work, but this was important. How awesome to hear about Sen. Shamp turning her firing from nursing into a huge win with far-reaching impact. And the Dr. who founded myfreedr! Mad…

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So, the mites may be your answer. I know there are some that like the chicken’s feet and I believe different ones that prefer under the feathers. Good luck in your investigations.

It looks like they provide it to you as a prescription so you shouldn’t have any problem. I just love the picture they have with Flagyl, just in case you get an STI while on vacation, I guess.

Hello, I have been an inpatient RN for 20 years. I used to believe everything. My last and second flu shot was 2006. I thought it was silly to be giving them to everyone, but I was bribed with a coffee cup full of Hershey kisses if I took it. I was sick enough a few days later to call out sick. When my autistic spectrum daughter was offered…

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I see these pictures are two weeks old. Have symptoms resolved yet? My first thought is bed bugs since you mentioned having house guests and bites can be anywhere. Google can definitely be a help if you are still dealing with this. I am now itching in sympathy.

Navitas cacao has it. I have unsweetened cacao in my morning coffee every day with some cinnamon, collagen, sometimes powdered vanilla and Supersweet from Trim Healthy Mama. It is definitely a ceremony for me.

If she has an active case of shingles she shouldn’t be kissing and hugging a baby. My adult daughter was coerced by her college to get primary MRNA vax and booster and meningitis vax despite not being required by law. I am not about to limit any hugs I can get on her or from her. Perhaps you can remind your sister she is more susceptible to…

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This does not surprise me, but it disgusts me. Health is not the priority here.