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A meta-review study I posted about years ago stated openly that 99% of all clinical trials for Alzheimer Disease (AD) have failed. In addition, another recent post of mine discussed that the very theory underpinning most Alzheimer research was actually FRAUDULENT...

So, despite the known (I thought trivial) facts that the cov-jabs do not prevent infection in every individual, do not provide sterile immunity and that cov strives in the winter half of the year, people and politics in Germany are going nuts because of increasing infection numbers. Because of...

Peat has mentioned the Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease (CJD) / BSE in several of his articles and interviews and has explained how environmental stress, estrogen, PUFA, ionizing radiation, etc can cause metabolic derangements resulting in the same brain damage so characteristic of this pathology. The...

Maybe it takes a study like the one below to finally wake the public health authorities from their century-long slumber. I doubt there is a person alive today living in the Western world who has not been raised by the mantra "eat less and move more" as the single proven way to lose weight...

http://www.salem-news.com/articles/december012011/doctors-imprisoned-.php - Around 1872, with 98% of the population between ages 2 and 50 vaccinated against smallpox,England experienced its worst ever smallpox outbreak, with 45,000 deaths. During the same period in Germany, with a vaccination...

At least in diabetes, according to the study below. Peat mentioned in several of his articles and interviews that the kidney damage so commonly seen in both type I and II diabetes patients is due to increased PUFA oxidation and decreased glucose oxidation. He also said that the same mechanism...

I am sure by now everybody has heard of the much-heralded approach of the so-called "personalized medicine" - a world in which every person will be treated uniquely based on the complete analysis of their genome/DNA. From specific drugs and dosage, to interventions like radiation, diet and...

I am surprised this dire statistic even made it to front page news, but hopefully it would give the public some food for thought. The even scarier news buried inside this tragic article is that most of the deaths are due to the so-called "early onset" AD, which strikes people in their 50s, 60s...

Ray wrote in a recent newsletter of his about the Appalachian cancer "paradox" - i.e. women living in that region who have breast cancer have much higher survival rate and longer lifespan than women in the rest of the country despite the extreme poverty in the region. In Ray's words, this...

It's just one study with 22 people but the findings resonate quite well with the health profiles I have seen on long distance runners - i.e. developing asthma, lung fibrosis and enlarged heart. Those are chronic problems, and the study did not look if the kidney failure fully recovered after day...

This is what medicine has come down to in the modern world. The sadder part is that there is nothing that can stimulate newer drug development if the bar on effectiveness is so low while at the same time there being no bar on pricing. Most new, high-priced cancer drugs don’t even extend life...

Several people on the forum have experienced issues with kidney function, and it is a common co-morbidity in people with diabetes or autoimmune conditions like Lupus. Some steroids like androsterone, and progesterone have strong evidence in their favor for restoring kidney function, but they are...