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Dear “Sinus Reflux” Joy Pearce, I too have similar sinus drip issues and more than most snorky sinus – nose…. I recently heard about sinus rinse with DMSO and Silver Colloid and I’ll add MY OWN INQUIRY about Molecular Iodine soln with DMSO…. With that said, I’ve not any real direct learning or experience with DMSO…. I sense there is…

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The Midwestern Doctor writes of silent reflux here and a few of his other posts it is mentioned: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/stomach-acid-is-vital-for-health?utm_source=publication-search

Thought you would appreciate this 😅

I agree. Except I’ve already answered the question to my own satisfaction — there are no effective vaccines, all are dangerous, and all defy common sense (willingly bypassing the body’s natural defenses with injected poisons isn’t rational). To me, among the most compelling arguments is that while they claim different viruses cause…

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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 week’s 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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IVM is the only known drug that is able to reconstruct nerves see:

https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9059/10/2/335

https://link.springer.com/article/10.15252/emmm.201708743

As the virus attacks the nerves IVM could help in 2 ways.

IVM primarily is a Q-protease inhibitor what means it blocks reassembly of the virus. But all such blockages are…

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Have you tried Budesonide spray for the postnasal-drip symptom of silent reflux? Even though it probably won’t cure the root cause of silent reflux, could it possibly reduce that bothersome symptom you described?

I’ve dealt with silent reflux for years, and it was a game-changer when I switched to smaller, more frequent meals. Has anyone else tried adjusting meal sizes? How did it work for you?

https://imahealth.org/tools-and-guides/gerd-integrative-approach-to-symptoms-causes-and-recovery/snowrider

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 😊

I just finished listening to John Campbell’s video interviewing that female doctor. That augmented NAC definitely sounds great. What I want to do though is the Ivermectin since I have a stockpile at home. So my plan is Ivermectin 3 to 4 weeks and repeat the antibodies and then take it from there with either the augmented NAC or the triple… Read more

Thank you. I did look at the repurposed drugs for cancer manual and found it very helpful. One of the responses to my question also mentioned the Chlorine dioxide book by Pierre Kory which I have found to be extremely interesting as well. Thank you for all the information

@flatulus maximus I have been taking LDN 4.5mg for maybe 2 years now. When Dr. Keith Berkowitz tested my thyroglobulin antibodies and discovered I was the highest he had ever seen (>2,500) he put me on LDN. It seems to have stabilized things. My numbers did improve in the months after I started and my antibodies dropped to around 1,600…

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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.

Sure but you have two things going on.
1. Mainstream medicine and oncology is still in the dark ages, saying you should eat ice cream to keep your calories up. They seem so obsessed with not “blaming” people for their cancer that they deny any personal accountability for outcome. In reality people are empowered when they realize they…

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I had bad allergy symptoms for many years and I was taking Allegra fluconase Sudafed Benadryl and sinus rinse but it never went away and Allegra made it worse. 2020 I started taking Z protocol quercetin, bromelain, C, zinc and D3. My allergies improved. I still take all of that and I don’t have any symptoms of allergies anymore except itchy…

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My husband is trying the ESO Repair now. He has the same issue but it might be tied to post nasal drip. He just started it a few days ago so I’ll report back

Yes I did watch that. It was awhile ago. From what I remember, the discussion was about bacterial infections and also the alpha-gal allergy rise. Powassan is a virus and it seems to me that it is the type of virus that IVM has success with. I’m sure no authority is going to test IVM against the powassan virus. So, I’m wondering what people…

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Hi @amb2026 Hope you don’t mind me moving your discussion here. This is the most active forum of all.

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/

I have mixed thoughts about your post for a number of reasons.
1. BRCA is not nearly the association people think it is. The risk is so low that it’s ridiculous people are removing breasts just because they have BRCA.
2. All the “prevention” stuff is stuff which any halfway educated person knows they should be doing for overall health. It’s…

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Apparently there’s some sort of Cyclospora outbreak and my spouse read about eating certain veggies being risky for the infection. We are in Collin County and there are several cases here, though only 4000 total in the country. When I asked what the treatment was he read that it is certain antibiotics. I think that’s strange considering it is… Read more

“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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As usual the supernatural powers of Instagram have found my symptoms and several perfect cures. The symptoms are quite accurate. Not sure about the cures. For about the past year my voice has suffered from congestion in my throat. I have to continually clear my throat in order to speak. No sinus drip or difficulty breathing day or…

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We are not doctors. We should not have to try to keep all of this in our heads in case we find ourselves in an ER. This is why doctors make big bucks and they should know this.

NO ER doctor should be making such decisions, he should call in the relevant specialist whose job it is to know those details. The system is broken but we know…

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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/

I’ve been reading Dr. Paul Marik’s latest Substack (link in comments) on preventing breast cancer.

I think it’s one of the most important conversations we can be having. So much of the discussion around breast cancer focuses on treatment after diagnosis, but not about prevention?

Dr. Marik explores the growing evidence linking metabolic…

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I live in NH and there have been a couple of powassan virus cases. On in New Hampshire and another in Maine. I did a quick search and see that the powassan virus is a positive sense single stranded rna virus. It’s my understanding that IVM is often beneficial for these types of viruses. The news report in the video below says that there is…

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I have had benign positional vertigo for many years. And you are absolutely right, epleys maneuver works like a charm. Sometimes I have to do it twice but within a short time the vertigo is gone. Highly recommend it.

I still remember waking up four years ago with the most intense dizziness I’d ever experienced. I couldn’t move my head without immediately becoming sick. It lasted for 48 hours before Greg learned the Epley maneuver and helped me through it. Thankfully, it worked incredibly well.

That’s why I wanted to share this helpful video from Dr. Mary…

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Balancing Technology and the Human Touch

Technology has transformed medicine, but it can’t replace personal care. IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Mollie James on restoring the doctor-patient relationship. https://imahealth.org/medicine-at-250-years/

When I attended the IMA conference in 2024, I spoke to Dr. Kathleen Ruddy, a retired cancer surgeon and speaker at the conference, about my brother who had the same diagnosis, she suggested we make a paste from ivermectin tablets, and to keep that on the sink in the bathroom, and rub it on the area a few times a day. It worked for my brother…

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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.

IMA Head of Medical and Scientific Affairs Dr. Ryan Cole joined The National Desk to discuss the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), Senator Ron Johnson’s review of how safety signals related to COVID-19 shots were mishandled, and practical steps for patients and families who believe they may have experienced a vaccine-related injury.…

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Local Food, Real Health & Prevention: IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Brooke Miller reminds us that some of the most important advances begin close to home.

Restoring health means strengthening the relationship between doctors and patients, prioritizing prevention, and recognizing the role that nutrition, lifestyle, local farmers, and real food play…

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My husband was diagnosed with a spot of squamous cell CA. We used IVM cream for about a month prior to his Mohs surgery. Interestingly, the area we had been using the cream was clear. He still had a very small area that was removed with the surgery. It made us wonder if the IVM cream could have cleared it entirely if we had used it longer…

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Dermatologists, ya gotta love ’em. One of the higher paid occupations. Because they typically have a captured audience.

With that said, I completely understand. I suffered the same level of service for years before anyone told me about ‘the med’. It is, “Flourouracil cream, 5% 40g tube. It works on ‘some’ pre-cancers, but not all. If…

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I wouldn’t do a Moh’s until he tries the prescription cream. I am not sure
what it’s called but it often works. My sister was scheduled for
Moh’s on her nose and I heard about this cream from a plastic
surgeon. She asked her dermatologist/plastic surgeon about it and
he said “okay, you can try it, it might work.” …

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I had had that condition on my arm and shoulder a few months ago, along with two melanomas within the last 3 years. I am mid 70s age wise and have been taking IVM since the Covid hit as a preventative but stopped recently (no point in taking it said my IVM friendly internist). That indicates to me that IVM did not prevent or help the minor…

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Thanks for your reply. I did take NAC for quite some time and now I am taking NR, the precursor.