Category: Health

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Positive influence, my story in return…

I have reached out in gratitude and gotten a response back from someone I looked up to during my struggles in my early 20s-30s, after my father had disappeared intentionally. In this letter back to their response “Good to Hear from You Jason” and their wish to read more as I offered, I wrote about my story after their influence seeded in me and continues to take shape and form. I share this here as I never been prompted to take the time and write about my young adult life and the recent challenges that got me to where I am today. And I think it important to share to others, if not for inspiration, to seed a curiosity  for a deeper understanding: Hi [name omitted], Shortly after…
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Not mRNA Chicken?! Why the Bird Flu…

  Dr. Eric Berg’s part in this discussion with Clayton Baker M.D., has shed light on a concerning plan to vaccinate all chickens and livestock with mRNA technology, which could potentially contaminate the global food supply chains. This plan is allegedly linked to the introduction of a new virus that threatens livestock and can leap to humans during the contamination stage, utilizing miRNA inference for gain of function research. The Biden administration has granted a significant amount of money to Moderna to develop a vaccine for this virus, raising questions about the motivations behind this move. The timing of the virus’s emergence and the subsequent development of a vaccine by Moderna has sparked concerns about a potential global conspiracy to reduce the human population on Earth. The sudden…
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The Preemptive Truth on Health Perceptions: mRNA ‘Vax’

The narrative surrounding the safety of COVID-19 vaccines has become so entrenched that the mainstream public may outright reject any suggestion of potential harms. Regardless of how compelling or well-reasoned the arguments against the prevailing “trust the science” mantra might be, the lack of control-group studies on vaccine and booster safety has created widespread uncertainty. This ambiguity offers just enough plausible deniability for people to cling to a false sense of confidence, disillusioned about the vaccines’ true efficacy and safety. At the same time, there has been a noticeable increase in cancers and deadly blood clots, yet no clear explanation or accountability ties these conditions to the vaccines. The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) has logged an unprecedented number of reports, but these are frequently dismissed with…
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Dietary Impact on Cancer Prevalence: A Review of Research and Gaps

The relationship between diet and cancer has been a subject of extensive research, yet significant gaps remain, particularly when considering the variety of different dietary patterns and food sourcing. This article explores the known impacts of various diets on cancer prevalence while highlighting areas where research is lacking. Additionally, it examines recent studies on potential links between COVID-19 vaccination status and cancer prevalence. Dietary Patterns and Cancer Vegan and Vegetarian Diets: – Research: These diets are associated with lower risks of certain cancers, particularly colorectal cancer, due to high fiber intake and reduced red meat consumption (Tantamango-Bartley et al., 2013; Key et al., 2009). – Gaps: There’s less clarity on the impact of these diets on all cancer types, especially when considering long-term nutritional deficiencies like B12. Ketogenic…
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The Erosion of Critical Thought in the Age of Overtime: How Work Hours Shape Our Cognitive Landscape

In today’s fast-paced world, where the demands of work often extend beyond traditional hours, the implications for family life, media consumption and societal discourse are profound. As work hours increase, the time and energy available for critical thinking diminish, transforming the way families engage with news and information, leading to a landscape where entertainment overshadows education, and where news can morph into what we traditionally recognize as yellow journalism. The Impact of Extended Work Hours Extended work hours have a direct correlation with decreased engagement in family activities that foster critical thinking. Research by Greenhaus and Beutell (1985) highlights how work-family conflict can result in reduced family interaction, where family members are too exhausted or preoccupied to engage in meaningful discussions or educational pursuits (Greenhaus & Beutell, 1985).…
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The Good, The Bad[ass] and the Ugly of Flabby Hoffman’s “Colony Collapse Disorder Vol 1”

Flabby Hoffman’s book “Colony Collapse Disorder, Volume I” published on November 24th, 2024 [Three Volumes published concurrently around then.] presents a satirical and highly critical perspective on American politics, culture and society. The central thesis revolves around the idea that a cabal of wealthy elites, referred to as “Ameri-Nazis,” has been secretly manipulating events since the end of World War II to establish a crypto-fascist government in the United States, culminating in the potential rise of a totalitarian Fourth Reich. The author, Flabby Hoffman uses a sarcastic, irreverent and often vulgar tone to deconstruct historical events, political figures, cultural trends and media narratives. The Good (The Thought Provoking Premises): The Fourth Reich: The book posits that the collapse of Nazi Germany wasn’t a defeat but a strategic retreat.…
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Unmasking the Global Epidemic of Sexual Abuse: From Power Structures to Mind Control Manipulation

Introduction Sexual abuse, when intertwined with power and covert manipulation, creates a tapestry of exploitation that extends beyond physical and emotional harm into areas of psychological control and strategic manipulation. This article expands on the historical context of such abuses, particularly focusing on mind control experiments like Project Monarch, and how these practices have been used to create “patsies” or drones, capable of being triggered to commit acts on behalf of shadowy interests. Historical Context and Covert Programs Project Monarch and MKUltra Historical Roots: The CIA’s MKUltra project, initiated in 1953 under the directive of CIA Director Allen Dulles, aimed at developing mind-control techniques through drug administration, psychological torture, and other methods. Project Monarch, allegedly a subset or continuation of MKUltra, focused on more advanced techniques of creating…
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The Case for Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia remains one of the most enigmatic disorders in psychiatry, famously illustrated through the life of John Nash Jr., whose battle with the condition was portrayed in “A Beautiful Mind.” This article explores the spectrum of schizophrenia, from types and causes to the intricacies of its symptoms like hallucinations, which can either blend seamlessly with reality or stand starkly apart, influencing creativity and daily life in markedly different ways. Types of Schizophrenia Schizophrenia manifests in various forms, each with distinct characteristics: Paranoid Schizophrenia: Dominated by delusions and auditory hallucinations, with relatively preserved cognitive function (Patel, Cherian, Gohil, & Atkinson, 2014). Disorganized Schizophrenia: Features disorganized speech, behavior, and a flat or inappropriate affect, focusing less on delusions or hallucinations (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Catatonic Schizophrenia: Marked by significant psychomotor…
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The Potential Negative Health Impacts of SSRIs: A Closer Look

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) are commonly prescribed for depression, anxiety, and sometimes for bipolar disorder, but their use is not without controversy or potential adverse effects. This article explores some of the negative health impacts associated with SSRIs, focusing on risks related to violence, suicide, and other health concerns. General Health Risks Side Effects: Sexual Dysfunction: SSRIs can lead to a variety of sexual side effects like reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, and anorgasmia (inability to orgasm). Gastrointestinal Issues: Nausea, diarrhea, and changes in appetite are common complaints. Sleep Disturbances: Insomnia or excessive sleepiness might occur. Weight Changes: Both weight gain and loss have been reported (Mayo Clinic, 2024). Serotonin Syndrome: An excess of serotonin can result in serotonin syndrome, a potentially life-threatening condition characterized by symptoms like…
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Weight Gain and Metabolic Risks Associated with Invega and Abilify

An Overview with Focus on Discontinuation Antipsychotic medications like Invega (paliperidone) and Abilify (aripiprazole) can lead to significant side effects, including weight gain. Here’s an examination, focusing on the discontinuation of Invega, both as a standalone treatment and when combined with Abilify:   Weight Gain and Health Risks with Invega: Mechanism: Invega’s weight gain is attributed to its effects on histamine H1 and serotonin 5-HT2C receptors, leading to increased appetite and reduced satiety (De Hert et al., 2012). Prevalence: Clinical data suggests that 10-20% of patients might experience significant weight gain (Correll et al., 2009).   Weight Gain with Abilify: Mechanism: Abilify has a relatively lower risk of weight gain but can still contribute in some patients (Citrome, 2013). Combination Therapy: Combining Invega with Abilify might amplify weight…