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Exactly why I didn’t believe in chemotherapy, which destroys the immune system necessary to fight cancer cells. At pharmacy and medical schools, they have been teaching students the wrong thing and making them believe chemotherapy is the best way to fight cancer.

Protect your immune system like you protect your eyes and skin. People use SPF50 clothes, sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses, but don’t bother with masks and other protective measures. Make it make sense. 😂

Control your mornings, and the day bends in your favor. Control your attention, and your life bends in your favor. Everything outside of discipline is manipulation; the world profits from your distraction. You profit from your structure.

If COVID is just a cold, then why does Kaiser Permanente include COVID info when mailing new insurance cards? 🤔 Too bad they don’t include clean air and masking information on their website. They could do much better.

I tried to warn people and I wrote a book about it. Unfortunately, some people don’t care until they get disabled by the virus. In 5 years, by 2030, roughly what percentage of the population will be disabled by the virus?

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This is me—before and after becoming bed bound with Long COVID and ME/CFS. Two years ago, I made videos on YouTube. I ran half-marathons. I traveled. I lived fully. Then my body collapsed. I lost my energy, my independence, and my ability to connect. I lost my life. This illness isn't "just fatigue." It's a devastating, invisible disease that left me in a dark room, unable to sit up, talk, or tolerate light and sound. But slowly—very slowly—I'm starting to improve. Each small step feels like a quiet victory. Please listen. Please learn. Please share. #MECFS #MillionsMissing #MEAwarenessDay #MECFSAwarenessday

Does living 1-3 miles from a golf course increase your risk of Parkinson's? This isn’t about golf folks—it’s about pesticides, environmental exposures, and preventable risks hiding in plain sight. A new study by Brittany Krzyzanowski and colleagues in JAMA Network Open is eye popping. Key Points: - A case-control study. - Greatest risk of later being diagnosed w/ Parkinson's if you live w/in 1-3 miles of a golf course. - Risk generally decreased w/ farther distance away from the course. - Effect sizes biggest in water service areas if located in vulnerable groundwater regions. My take: Parkinson’s cases are exploding. We now face 11.8 million cases globally, and the numbers are climbing fast. Despite this reality, we still spend just 2 to 3 cents of every Parkinson’s dollar on prevention. That has to change. This new JAMA Network Open study offers a warning we can’t ignore: living within 1-3 miles of a golf course more than doubles your odds of developing Parkinson’s. Drinking water from municipal wells near golf courses in vulnerable groundwater areas may be a risk. This isn’t about golf—it’s about pesticides, environmental exposures, and preventable risks hiding in plain sight. If we don’t shift from reactive treatment to proactive prevention, the burden will become unmanageable. Who will this affect? Everyone including families, health systems, economies and society. The science is accumulating. The signals are clear. Now we need the will—and a Parkinson's Plan. pdplan.org jamanetwork.com/journals/jam… #Parkinsons #Neurodegeneration #PreventionMatters #PublicHealth #PesticideExposure @JAMANetworkOpen #EnvironmentalHealth @FixelInstitute @ParkinsonDotOrg

The best way for children to repay their parents' kindness is by living long lives. Yet, some parents unknowingly shorten their children's lives through ignorance and resistance to change.

Carcinogenic virus. It is airborne. He knows.

I wrote my book to sound the alarm, as by 2024, the world had largely dismissed COVID-19 as merely a flu, abandoning all mitigations despite its profound, lasting impact on immune and metabolic health. This seals all debate on cancer risk.

I am so sorry to hear you have asthma due to Covid. It is a Frankenvirus for sure. However, I’d be looking at the role of the US in its creation and release. x.com/danaparish/status/1857…

Shoutouts to UCSF studies, viral persistence, and T-cell vaccines. Long COVID has gone mainstream?

The moment you let other people’s opinions or actions dictate your focus, you’re handing over the reins to your own will. You can care about others’ perspectives as input, not gospel, and still keep your own compass steady. The trick is not letting their noise become your signal.

He is correct. Chronic inflammation can overtax the immune system, leading to tissue damage and a weakened ability to fend off pathogens and cancerous cells effectively.

I have been warning NIH and NIAAD since June 2020 that we needed a TCell based vaccine that clears the virus but it was ignored. The combination of a persistent virus plus the finding that spike protein results in replicating persistent COVID plus now the demonstration in humans of T cell immunosuppresion is a very concerning combination. We must focus on this now. Here is the link medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…