Here is the latest issue of my weekly newsletter. In it I discuss, among other things, the fatal debris flow in Montecito. The big Cochrane mask blowup. An exposé on how shoddy the mRNA vaccine manufacturing process is. The truth about ivermectin. More on the mitochondrial metabolic theory of cancer. And a truly terrible study on keto-like diets.
Dr. Eades, you're right about Dr. Fung's Cancer Code. But it gets criticized because people expect it to solve cancer for them and they get mad he is talking about route cause and history. Many people are of the "just tell me what to do!" mindset and don't care to understand how they got to where they are. That's the real issue. Yesterday, I was looking at my son's path slides as he studies for the STEP1 exam next month, and he showed me the slides for follicular thyroid cancer, which I had 7 years ago. I have been trying to understand why i developed thyroid cancer and never got an answer, but those slides made sense to me and suddenly I had an epiphany about cause. I went back into pubmed, and sure enough, I found a study that linked insufficient iodine intake with follicular thyroid cancer. And that made sense to me, a person who avoided salt my entire life because the Anti Salt Experts told us salt would kill us. Of course I didn't supplement with iodine either. I am pretty much done with The Experts. My endocrinologist, whom I love and respect, says nobody is iodine deficient in this country, but I don't know about that. The real issue with doctors is that they are so expert at niche areas they fail to understand that their body part is connected to the rest of the body and maybe their fix for one thing is destroying something else. Your discussion of ldl is spot on.
I love The Arrow. Confirmation bias? Maybe. I am just glad that I am not the only one thinking this way. Spend enough time watching msm and you wonder if you are the one standing on your head telling everyone they are upside down, or vice versa.
As usual, a mix of fascinating information, facts, and links. And all topped off by the William Tell Overture played on a harmonica! Indeed enjoyable, as was the entire blog.
Loved the column from beginning to end - but especially the interview with Oakeshott. Those communications from the UK government officials reminded me of the series Yes, Minister - which I think we started watching a few months ago when (I believe it was) you mentioned it in your column with a link to the show. We've continued watching and I think western governments - especially ours - are using it as a template of "how to function," - very seriously. Also thanks much for the cancer section - the more often I read it, the more it becomes understandable. And yes, I loved the harmonica player! Thanks so much for all you do and write about. I hope the rains have ceased (looks so according to the weather map which we check frequently, having friends in Montecito) and you're both in good cheer yourselves.
Dr. Eades, you're right about Dr. Fung's Cancer Code. But it gets criticized because people expect it to solve cancer for them and they get mad he is talking about route cause and history. Many people are of the "just tell me what to do!" mindset and don't care to understand how they got to where they are. That's the real issue. Yesterday, I was looking at my son's path slides as he studies for the STEP1 exam next month, and he showed me the slides for follicular thyroid cancer, which I had 7 years ago. I have been trying to understand why i developed thyroid cancer and never got an answer, but those slides made sense to me and suddenly I had an epiphany about cause. I went back into pubmed, and sure enough, I found a study that linked insufficient iodine intake with follicular thyroid cancer. And that made sense to me, a person who avoided salt my entire life because the Anti Salt Experts told us salt would kill us. Of course I didn't supplement with iodine either. I am pretty much done with The Experts. My endocrinologist, whom I love and respect, says nobody is iodine deficient in this country, but I don't know about that. The real issue with doctors is that they are so expert at niche areas they fail to understand that their body part is connected to the rest of the body and maybe their fix for one thing is destroying something else. Your discussion of ldl is spot on.
I love The Arrow. Confirmation bias? Maybe. I am just glad that I am not the only one thinking this way. Spend enough time watching msm and you wonder if you are the one standing on your head telling everyone they are upside down, or vice versa.
Excellent! Thanks for continuing the dive into cancer! Love the Video of the Week!
As usual, a mix of fascinating information, facts, and links. And all topped off by the William Tell Overture played on a harmonica! Indeed enjoyable, as was the entire blog.
https://open.substack.com/pub/anandamide/p/fluorometer-and-uv-spectra-of-purified?r=jkey3&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Loved the column from beginning to end - but especially the interview with Oakeshott. Those communications from the UK government officials reminded me of the series Yes, Minister - which I think we started watching a few months ago when (I believe it was) you mentioned it in your column with a link to the show. We've continued watching and I think western governments - especially ours - are using it as a template of "how to function," - very seriously. Also thanks much for the cancer section - the more often I read it, the more it becomes understandable. And yes, I loved the harmonica player! Thanks so much for all you do and write about. I hope the rains have ceased (looks so according to the weather map which we check frequently, having friends in Montecito) and you're both in good cheer yourselves.
Only one little one:
Others scientists go to the poster presentations
Other scientists . . .
Marcia
I thought some here might find this resonates (sorry that it won't bring much joy though), it certainly sums up how I feel about the world now.
https://heroesvsvillains.substack.com/p/the-needle-and-the-damage-done
This is a great substack/follow on Twitter, kevin has done amazing work.