The False Placebo
As much as we have tried to fuse science with medicine, much of the practice of medicine is not scientifically based. Much of what the physician does in practice is dictated by authority. - F.H.K. Green et al, Lancet, 1954 There is suddenly a lot of interest in people who may have received a placebo [...]
5G Frequencies Mimic COVID: The Evidence
They say hindsight is 20/20. So what happened in 2020? The rush to deploy the 5G Network around the world coincided with the global COVID pandemic of 2020. That happened. Only two years earlier, officials at the World Health Organization called COVID a global threat. But behind the scenes, the media quietly announced that 5G [...]
The Rise of Ivermectin & Infertility
A phenomenon called infodemic was also configured, which describes the increase in flow of information about a subject—some accurate, others not—, which makes it difficult for the population to select reliable information. - Journal of Rev Panam Salud Publica, May 2021 People live in the Information Age, which can be a good thing and a [...]
Transgenesis of Man
Transgenesis - the uncontrolled transfer of foreign DNA into the germline of an animal species. - Molecular Basis of Cardiovascular Disease (Second Edition), 2004 The Transhumanist Age Nowhere does the Transhumanist Age show its cold, shiny glare than through the cloning of genetically modified animal species. But why stop there? From nano-biotech to frequency-technologies, the [...]
The Coffee Enema! Bottoms Up!
A Brief History Enema has become a dirty word in today’s antibacterial, hand-sanitizer society. Despite the bad rap bestowed by orthodox medicine, the coffee enema is one of the oldest medical procedures used to cleanse the liver and lower GI tract and is still in use today. Think of an enema as a liver and [...]
The Monoclonal Antibody Strategy
Get ready for monoclonal antibody targeted vaccines! But first a refresher... What is an antibody? Human antibodies are Y-shaped molecules produced naturally by the body’s immune system. They recognise, bind to and neutralise specific viruses and other pathogens. - AstraZeneca, What Science Can Do. What is a monoclonal antibody? Monoclonal antibodies are lab-made antibodies that [...]
