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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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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Heart attacks, CFS, herpes virus infection and the vagus nerve

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I came across upon some very interesting research regarding the vagus nerve and chronic viral infections. This happened almost the exact same day someone very close to me had a heart attack shortly after a herpes virus infection. He is now out of danger and well into recovery, but his words stayed with me: “I think the herpes virus got a hold of my vagus nerve and that is why I had a heart attack”. I thought to myself, it ...

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Warning Signs of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS), is a disabling condition affecting approximately 500,000 Americans. Research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicates that fewer than 20% of CFS patients in the United States have even been diagnosed. Patients are usually women in their 40s and 50s, but anyone can develop CFS. Patients with CFS typically have a compromised immune system, elevated ...

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