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2024-04-11
I doubt that this will please those of a religious vegan persuasion, but maybe it's time to redress the balance.
I have no intention to recommend any specific diet for anyone, as I suspect that just as "one size fits all" doesn't work, in a world of humans in such infinite variation, neither does "one diet fits all". We must all make our own dietary choices if we wish to remain healthy and defy others' expectations of an old age of crumbling health, and it's no business of anybody else what we eat, within legal bounds.
No reasonable options should be taken off the table.
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2024-02-29
Our MPs are famously inept, prone to being fillibustered by arcane rules and conventions, and strangely (unkind souls might think determinedly) blind to inconvenient truths, but surprisingly it does seem that at least some of them have cottoned on to the notion that a similar affliction has been endemic at the MHRA for some years now, as has been consistently highlighted by many commentators on independent media, and notably by UK Column.
If our MPs were not alerted by 77 Brigade / MI5 / Ofcom etc, then perhaps these too were asleep on the job?
The all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on Pandemic Response and Recovery (yes, apparently there is such a group) has now, it would appear, indeed noticed. Up to a point.
" 'far from protecting patients' the regulator operates in a way that 'puts them at serious risk' "
Do I detect the sounds of stable doors being prepared for slamming shut well after the steeds have bolted?
Will Jones reports for the Daily Sceptic.
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2024-02-19
The Department of Health's own study (download) has concluded:
"Before conducting our analysis, as an online public engagement activity, we invited patient, public and professional stakeholders to consider the minimum reduction in invasive dental treatments over 10 years they would consider clinically or practically meaningful. Contributors held a wide range of views, indicating this is a highly subjective judgement. However, based on their feedback, the majority would not have considered a relative reduction of 3% as being meaningful"
The retrospective study of fluoridation in England did not assess the known harms associated with ingestion of fluoride, such as dental fluorosis, and the general neurotoxic effects of long-term fluoride exposure, so it is incomplete in as much as the downside effects of fluoride were simply not considered.
So it's reasonable to conclude that the case for water fluoridation is not proven on at least three grounds:
- It's unclear that the claimed improvement in dental health is significant
- No effort was made to consider the downside risks such as the known neurotoxic effects of fluoride
- Fluoridation of the public water supply drives a coach and horses through the principle of informed consent and the choice to reject a medical intervention
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2023-11-30
Ever been had?
If you're looking for something but cannot find it ... maybe you'e looking in the wrong place?
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2023-11-30
Dr Lee Merritt reinforces my own view - its likely a mind-virus, not a real infection but a reaction to radio frequency EMFs with not dissimilar symptoms to flu, which everyone will try to scare us is a virus requiring medical interventions ...
Put some shungite or orgonite in your pocket, or wear as a pendant. Does it work? No idea, but for a few quid and no known downside risk, what are you waiting for?
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