This week’s webinar on tick-borne illness and alpha-gal brought up something I keep mulling over ..

Gelatin.

Most people think of gelatin as something in sweets, desserts, capsules, or bone broth. But many childhood vaccines have also used gelatin as a stabilizer, including vaccines like MMR.

Dr. Lynn Fynn raised a very interesting question: with…

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We certainly have a very smart community 🙂

I wanted to share this from the post:

It’s Not Just Red Meat: How Wide the Net Gets

The obvious triggers are mammalian meats: beef, pork, lamb, venison, bison. But the alpha-gal molecule is present in any product derived from those animals, and the list is longer than most people expect:

Dairy: milk, cheese, butter, ice cream, yogurt

Gelatin…

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Thanks @tommywalkshills … you really do give us all a boost with your very kind comments.

I agree, it was such a good show, these three doctors are a powerhouse of knowledge and really know how to engage us.

Ivermectin, the one that shall not be named, such a powerhouse of a medication.

Well said. I love the replies too. 💝

This week’s Wednesday tick broadcast was exceptional. Practical, important. Easy to understand, great depth. “Thanks guys”

Fyi/ I had a recurring 2 1/2” to 3” like a perfect circle (pink- inflamed look- my doctors ongoing did not know cause) random appearing through the decades of my life at least since my 30’s (I am ex scout leader where I…

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Chlorine Dioxide (MMS), a toxic disinfectant -puportedly desingned to destroy cancer cells or virus-infected cells while sparing healthy ones. In a highly diluted form, this substance is used f.i. for water purification; however, it must under no circumstances exceed a concentration of 0,2mg per liter. Anyone ingesting MMS at this… Read more

As someone who follows environmental health issues closely, I think people are right to ask questions before massive AI data centers are built near residential communities. Noise pollution, diesel backup emissions, water consumption, and sleep disruption are not “conspiracy theories” — they are legitimate public health concerns that deserve…

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Robert Koch, Thank You for your detailed and very intelligent discussion on the subject.

Virginia’s Department of Health is recommending infants ages 6 to 11 months receive a MMR vaccine, as well as compressing the dosage, this is earlier than the age recommended by the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Because, they say, of a measles outbreak.

Senior Fellow, Dr. Elizabeth Mumper, a pediatrician, noted that “more than 60…

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On the related topic of Alpha-Gal syndrome discussed at the IMA Weekly webinar last night (GREAT webinar!), I’ve been told that the AAT treatment for A-G requires 2 sessions and is fairly successful. Link below, but full disclosure, I did not have this specific treatment, but instead received AAT treatment for food allergies and it has changed…

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Wgaspar — you’re pointing at the right thing, and the flip-flop is the diagnostic.

Pollution from a diesel generator does not care whether the generator is powering a steel mill, a hospital, or a GPU farm. PFAS in groundwater behaves the same whether the cooling tower belongs to a chemical plant or a data center. If a concern is real, it does not…

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What is so interesting to me that years ago there was so much concern about fossil fuels and pollution, which is somewhat legitimate, … but now with the data centers, all of a sudden all fossil fuel and even nuclear energy will be a good thing – and that is from the same folks, who were knocking the fossil fuels in the same place. What…

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I agree, it needs to be looked at with controlled studies, before one can label it dangerous bleach. In high concentration any compound can be dangerous. Sugar, which was essential in so many foods in small quantities is lifesaving, in large quantities it can be deleterious. We need more independent medical organizations, who have no…

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The FDA calls it “a dangerous bleach.”

But it is also used in water treatment, food safety, and medical equipment sterilization, and millions of people drink low doses of it every day in treated tap water.

So maybe the honest question is not “is this bleach?”

Maybe it is: what dose, what route, what use, and what evidence?

A new case series in…

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I have loved this series of guides

Magnesium. Zinc. Selenium. Iodine. These minerals help power energy, immunity, thyroid health, metabolism, sleep, mood, blood sugar, bone health and so much more.

The new Minerals 101 guide from IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Kristina Carman walks through 14 essential minerals in a really practical way:

✅What they do

✅How…

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Helen — your list is a useful starting point. Since last January, I’ve been working out the seven concerns and your post prompted me to finish my draft. I published the result this morning: two concerns are real (diesel and evaporative cooling in the wrong locations), the other five don’t survive scrutiny. My report also looks at where the…

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Having experienced a physician who headed an Infectious Disease Department of a major Medical Center who denied my request for follow-up to my report of having been bitten by a tick and exhibiting the classical rash. He was certain that I had not been bitten by a tick nor that the rash was related in any manner. This consultation I sought…

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We learned a couple years ago that you can easily send in a tick for testing. There are several testing places. I think we only paid $50. If you are able to save the tick and send it in, you might not have to treat.

Greetings from BOOOO-scon!

That would be Tucson, Arizona, home of the University of Arizona.

And I’m proud to report that, at the latest UA commencement, Eric Schmidt (of Google infamy) was booed off the stage. Who knew that the new grads wouldn’t be excited to hear his speech on the virtues of AI?

I’m additionally proud of the fact that we…

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Having lived in MN for most of my life and bitten by ticks multiple times not always caught within 24 hrs. I have been treated with a 10 day course of doxycycline each time. My symptoms varied with fever, headache, body aches and fatigue. Only one time did I have a rash and it wasn’t a classic bull eye. I would not mess around and a 1 day dose…

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No, thank you. Definitely not a healthy prospect. Here’s another report on AI Data Centers:

https://youtu.be/t-8TDOFqkQA?si=bfRGjKsWHp_hbWxA

I too was bitten by a tick several years ago. I was able to successfully extract the entire tick, but visited URGENT CARE that day. They prescribed doxycycline a one time dosage which I took immediately. Surely consult with a medical practitioner, but I believe it is in your best interest to take the Doxy within a certain period of time to…

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The website from Erin Brockovich https://brockovichdatacenter.com/

I was bitten by a tick in 1991-1992. My doctor prescribed something and I took it. I had no symptoms. BUT, in my reactions to the COVID shots (severe reaction and continuing issues), my immune system was suppressed. My body gave up for a while. In the testing, I was fighting Lyme Disease among other things. So my doctor added treating it…

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Erin Brockovich has launched a new interactive map and website, tracking data centers across the United States.

Within the first week alone, the platform received 1,690 resident complaints, with more than 1,800 reports submitted from 47 states soon after going live.

People are raising concerns about the local resources and noise but beyond…

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Hi @lorraine I will drop this question into the team folder to give to the doctors doing the webinar tomorrow … you may want to watch it

When It Comes to Ticks, Why Are Doctors Looking Beyond Lyme Disease?

This week, IMA Head of Medical and Scientific Affairs Dr. Ryan Cole will be joined by IMA Senior Fellows Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Lynn Fynn…

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I recently experienced the same thing and was prescribed a one time 200mg dose of doxycycline as a preventative. I think it was worth it— I had a follow up appointment with the doctor and all is well!

Wanted to add a recent interview Dr. Talley Bowden did with Kibbe on Liberty on Hantavirus : https://open.spotify.com/episode/5IhorckNJHuEdAGEKAjIH0?si=5ceowRJETLSeylhH9QklTg

I was bitten by a tick 4 days ago. It was in pretty deep but pulled it out intact. My doctor prescribed Doxycycline Hyclate 100 mg2 a day for 3 days. I don’t have any sign of the tick bite now. Haven’t taken any of the prescription but wondering if I will develop symptoms and what to look for since, I’m guessing, that it’s a possibility

Hi @dickatlee I will send this question to the team for tomorrow’s webinar .

Apologies @headca its at 7pm ET. If you want to get a reminder register here https://imahealth.org/weekly-webinars/

👍 Great recomendation

For anyone attending tomorrow’s tick-borne webinar with Dr. Cole, Dr. Lindley, and Dr. Fynn — read Kris Newby’s Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons (Harper Wave, 2019) before or after.

Newby is a Stanford-affiliated science writer who got the deathbed interview with Willy Burgdorfer — the scientist Lyme is named…

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What time is the webinar?

Dr. Ryan Cole was joined by Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Lynn Fynn.

The three physicians break down what Alpha-Gal Syndrome is, where it shows up in everyday products, how it’s diagnosed and managed, and what families should know about tick-borne illness and prevention heading into summer.

Ticks are not just an outdoor nuisance. For some people, one…

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If you email these people and ask, they will send you a list of practitioners in your area that will take you seriously.

https://react19.org/

See also.

https://react19.org/science

Hello,

Saw your medical writer posting. It’s not the role for me — I’m not credentialed in clinical research methodology or IRB protocol drafting, and I wouldn’t pretend to be. But the posting prompted a thought worth sharing.

I’m a retired LAPD officer (1980–2000) and 20-year licensed private investigator who founded the Office of Medical and…

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PLEASE DO NOT TAKE ANY VACCINE!

@dickatlee — your friends are asking the right question at the right time, and the fact that they’re not reflexively accepting the recommendation is the right instinct. A few things worth knowing as they think it through.

The vaccine itself. TICOVAC (Pfizer, FDA-approved August 13, 2021 — package insert at…

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Tick-Borne Encephalitis is apparently a Eurasian phenomenon and is on the rise. I have friends in Europe with young daughter. The parents were vaccinated against TBE years ago, but they were reluctant to do so with the girl when she was quite young. Now she’s almost ten and was recently bitten by a tick, and they’re re-thinking the situation.…

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Thank you

Wow, another medical horror story I didn’t know about, thank you for educating me @RobertKoch

I can certainly make it avaliable … will tidy it up and add it here.

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Here is a paper that may interest you @ninelives66

Is there any connection between having Long Covid, multiple Covid Vaccinations and developing lymphoma(s)?

https://imahealth.org/new-peer-reviewed-study-links-covid-vaccination-to-cancer-signals/

I wanted to point you to Senior Fellow Dr. Tina Peers who has done loads of work around MCAS

https://imahealth.org/dr-tina-peers-mast-cell-long-covid-vaccine-injury/

Recent interviews talking about her use of Augmented NAC for her and her patients with a Vaccine Injury: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Pc5ItukfD6LrMwJbVGxaU

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