Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Shines Light on Our Most Sensory Organ

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Connective Tissue Disorders Also Key to Understanding ‘Miracle Cures’

An adult woman with debilitating fibromyalgia gets a procaine 0.5% injection in the scar tissue of her cranial tumor resection surgery, which she had done when she was young. Immediately afterwards, her generalized pain and tiredness ceased, as if by magic. This case study was shared by Dr. David Vinyes Casajoana in the prologue for the book La Desobediencia Vital (Vital Disobedience) by ...

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SEP
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Plasmalogens – The Essential but Forgotten Supplement

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Tuning-up cell membranes in chronic inflammatory and degenerative dis-eases

The bioweapon era we entered in 2019 has brought many diseases that are proving to be a challenge for everyone. We have tick-borne diseases, mosquito-borne diseases, mold toxicity, COVID-19 and its lipid nanoparticle mRNA “vaccine,” cross-contamination with atypical bacteria and retroviruses from vaccines dating from at least the Gulf War (which was the Long COVID of the 90s), etc.

Those who were paying attention were ...

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Short message from the failing Primary Health Care Front in the post COVID-19 era

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I have struggled and continue to struggle, like any other primary health care doctor, with the COVID-19 era. Morbimortality has gone up significantly and everyone is hystericized, to quote Andrew Lobaczewski in his book “Political Ponerology” due to censorship as to what happened in 2019-2020.:

while totalitarian leaders implement strict censorship, it also happens spontaneously, “due to a paranoid informant mentality”; the effect (in the context of Covid) “seems to ensure that mass ...

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JUL
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COVID-19, ACE2, Nicotinic Receptors And The Cholinergic Anti-Inflammatory And Cognitive-Improving Pathway

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COVID-19 ACE2

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Graphic representation of COVID-19 binding to the ACE2 receptor on human cells via its spike protein (red)

I’ve been reading case reports of heart damage in people infected with COVID-19. In fact, someone in my close circle had an episode of fulminant myopericarditis and a strange lung pathology last December, from which he miraculously recovered. I deem SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that ...

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APR
6

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First, Do No Harm: If Primary Healthcare Remains Shut Down, Toll on Elderly Will be Worse Than COVID-19

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I’m a doctor ‘on the front-line’ in the ‘war against COVID-19’. Yes, we have a huge problem, but it is not necessarily the virus itself. The real problem is hidden in plain sight. Let’s see if we can begin to discern it.

Lockdown Time

This is how doctors, nurses and other medical staff and administrators are handling this crisis.

They have set up “contaminated” respiratory circuits at clinics and
hospitals, which are separated ...

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29
MAR
5

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Breathe! Don’t Succumb to the Pathological Hysteria from the Coronavirus Madness

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Breathe! Don’t Succumb to the Pathological Hysteria from the Coronavirus Madness

I practice Family Medicine in Europe and as everybody knows by now, we’re in the midst of Coronavirus madnessTM which we are told is now an official global pandemic. It’s true that we’re living through a critical, decisive and increasingly divisive era, but the real issue is something other than what the media and politicians would have us believe.

Let’s review our society’s problems for some much needed perspective.

Very Dark Statistics, Indeed

Regardless of how many people on the planet are ...

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14
MAR
3

Health Education, In the News

Intravenous DMSO – Unsurpassable Results in Clinical Practice

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Intravenous DMSO – Unsurpassable Results in Clinical Practice

There has been some pretty fascinating studies published during the last decade which illustrate the miraculous effects of DMSO in a population that otherwise had no hope, namely cancer patients in palliative care.

For instance, intravenous DMSO was used to relieve pain in advanced biliary cancer and not only did it achieved that, but regression of major signs and symptoms including liver ...

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OCT
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Case Studies, Health Education, In the News

The Age of Metabolic Syndrome – Inflammatory Fat Is Worse Than Obesity

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The Age of Metabolic Syndrome – Inflammatory Fat Is Worse Than Obesity

A global survey in 2016 said the ratio of obese adults had more than doubled in the 40 years since 1975. Of about five billion adults alive in 2014, 641 million were obese. Despite efforts from government agencies and the population at large, the upwards trend seem set to continue.

According to research presented at the European Congress on Obesity in Vienna on May 23rd 2018, 22 percent of people in ...

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JUN
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Health Education, In the News

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A Pre-agricultural Diet Promises More Than Immunomodulators in Multiple Sclerosis and Other Neurodegenerative Diseases

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A Pre-agricultural Diet Promises More Than Immunomodulators in Multiple Sclerosis and Other Neurodegenerative Diseases

Multiple sclerosis is a demyelinating autoimmune neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system that affects the brain and spinal cord. Autoimmune means that defenses in the body that normally protect us from infections get confused, attacking the person’s own tissues. According to Dr. Ricardo Buzó and Dr. Jorge Correale, experts in this disease, “myelin is the object of attack in multiple sclerosis, which is like the rubber coating of a cable. In this analogy the rubber ...

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