Health

2026-10-15

“It’s a grand show reasserting the longstanding UN commitment to a technocratic state buttressed by a surveillance infrastructure... It creates no new legal frameworks or obligations"

"The U.S., along with Argentina and Israel, voted against it. New Zealand and Paraguay abstained"

That's all we need to know really.

The US has done everybody a favour by making it all optional according to the preferences of the member state concerned.

CHD reports.

2026-10-12

Was Rudolf another pioneer who cured cancers and leukemia by unconventional means, and often in short order?

These days he would probably be locked up, since only Big Pharma is permitted to offer treatments for such maladies, a fact that should give us all pause for thought.

It's an interesting story on several levels - when was the last time that your doctor examined your iris? 

2026-10-09

Science is a generic term that can be applied to almost any field.

So we are talking here about the science of marketing. A science that seems to have been applied with wanton abandon by the medical industry.

Have all the common foibles of growing up ever been so exploited?

It's enough to give "science" a bad name.

2026-10-05

A shell project is a housing without content, an incomplete construction that cannot function of itself without a working interior.

The CDC's V-Safe vaccine safety monitoring project was, according to Brownstone, just that - a project that presented a caring interface to the vaccine-injured that permitted them to report their vaccine experience, but which had no means for analysis of or reaction to those reports. 

React19  was set up to analyse and report on the content of the V-Safe reports which were obtained by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) by freedom of information request. 

A Federal judge had to order the CDC to release the free-text responses in response to an ICAN lawsuit.

I think one might reasonably ask why the CDC set the

2026-10-04

Cholesterol is the Enemy!

It must be lowered!

(Please disregard the fact that it is necessary for health, that the body will make it if it hasn't got enough, and that your brain is largely made up of cholesterol and Alzheimer's isn't good for you).

In fact the body is quite capable (all other things being equal, which big Corporate appears to have a big interest in making sure are kept very unequal) of fixing its ailments in its own way if left to its own devices and given appropriate support - rest, exercise, nutrition, fresh air, grounding).

Sadly, anybody who thinks that the science of virology is at the root of all ills is only partially correct....

"In this article we will explore the specific injuries caused by statin drugs, the forgotten causes of cardiovascular disease, and our

2026-10-03

In the age of pandemics which the WHO assures us is incoming, this question is important but never investigated and reported - well, not by the medical establishment anyway (43 minutes).

2026-10-03

Alzheimer's is "incurable" by modern medicine.

Can alternative therapies address the problem?

Well, there are no short-cuts where the removal of aluminium is concerned.

2026-10-02

17 minutes.

Polly Tommey interviews Helmut Sterz D.V.M. on the "vaccine mafia".

"it's a big system that profits from 'vaccination'"

Childrens Health Defence carries the story.

2026-10-01

IVF.Saviour of the childless? Or "snake oil"selling for vast profits?

Professor the Lord Robert Winston.

(93 minutes) (If you don't have 93 mins 🙂)

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2026-09-26

"No-one is safe until everyone is safe".

Which means?

"No-one is safe".

Because making everyone safe is an impossibility.

But words appeal to different people in different ways. If you have spent your earthly life in IT then you are likely to respond to the logic. In which case you may agree with the above reasoning.

If you have spent your life in a more flexible "feel good" profession such as entertainment, publishing, film-making etc then you may well have a different interpretation, regarding logic as unnecessarily limited in its ability to convey meaning.

Those that prefer to trust "the authorities" (because fundamentally they find the idea that 'authorities may be seriously untrustworthy' is a notion that they don't feel able to cope with) may appreciate the first assertion as "caring" and therefore support it in

2026-09-26

"... an entire way of life – a way toward health, well-being, and happiness – has been [and is being - ed] stolen from us... forced out of existence"

We see it in the UK, where small way-of-life farmers are being driven off the land by exorbitant death duties and the like, no doubt to be bought up by corporate Big Agri.

When nobody can remember how to grow and raise food, what will we do?

"The same class of people who managed the pandemic response have been managing our food supply for many decades"

And given us glyphosate, amongst many other pesticides, fungicides, insecticides, herbicides and defoliants none of which are harmless but nearly all of which get sprayed over our crops (and in which our livestock gets dipped).

2026-09-26

"Safe and Effective". Oh good, no worries, it will protect us.

"The sentence does not say “no evidence of a link.” It says the evidence is not sufficient to decide either way."

"Inherently Unsafe".Thereforewe cannot sue the manufacturer, we can only apply to the government for "compensation". The government can afford bigger lawyers than we can.

You pays your money (in taxes) and you takes your choice (in life). 

But is this playing field actually levelled properly?

There is no prize on offer for a correct answer to the

2026-09-26

DMSO is not a wonder drug. It's a solvent made from wood.

And yet...   it turns out according to many that it may be useful to address health problems that mainstream medicine does not.

And it's inexpensive (provided we don't all rush out to buy it at once).

So what's not to like? 

In many cases, whilst showing promise, it's a bit experimental in terms of dosage and the best way to apply/ingest it. 

On the other hand it does of itself seem to be very safe, even if (in common with much else) it may be painful if you get it in your eyes for example. 

And like castor oil, it's penetrative when applied topically, so may be used to "carry" other medications into the tissues concerned.

2026-09-24

In my day it was normal to have measles. Not especially pleasant, but normal. Just a childhood rite of passage, like chicken pox.

In fact, I was asthmatic prior to catching it, and for most purposes not asthmatic afterwards. Although prolonged exertion would still make me breathless, it actually seemed to improve my health.

Walking the 30 mile Tanners Marathon (Leith Hill, Ranmoor Common and all) within 10 hours became a regular annual feat.

As a student I even joined the local TA. 

So I don't buy the "measles is deadly" tale whatsoever. Of course if you are in poor health anyway and your immune system is in bad shape then almost anything may become serious. But I never heard of anybody I knew dying of measles.

"The 1963 campaign was not protecting American children against a lethal disease. The disease had stopped being lethal a generation

2026-09-23

Add in the pernicious effects of psychology / psychopathy, and it's a wonder we have any "normal" Gen Z at all.

We have touched on this topic before, and since then little has changed, and possibly for the worse.

Brownstone revisit it, featuring two authors from different backgrounds with a common message - Our World - No Place for Children (with acknowledgement to David Adelman).

Still, we are where we are, so must make the best of it. 

More human interaction required!

2026-09-22

As if we needed any further examples of the total and utter inadequacy of significant parts (if not necessarily the whole) of  "our NHS", along comes the Thirlwall inquiry to draw completely the wrong conclusions.

Christopher Morris reports for the Daily Sceptic.

2026-09-21

According to the schedule, every newborn is born deficient and requires an injection.

An injection that differs by Anglosphere country.

Informed consent is honoured more in the breach than in the observance.

"Every current package insert opens with a boxed warning against the exact route of administration hospitals universally use"

Read the insert first.

2026-09-21

Plotkin. The name that every proponent of vaccines should know.

Aaron Siri. The lawyer who had the sheer brass face to depose him legally.

Those of us unfamiliar with this story need to read this, and follow the link to the full deposition (yes it's nine hours) if you have the time.

"Safe and effective" or "Inherently unsafe"? 

It's your view that counts.

2026-09-20

Sorcery - the casting of spells.

Spelling - "in the beginning was the Word".

Words are not mathematical symbols, although they are symbols.

A mathematical symbol has (or should have) a precise unambiguous meaning. Thus the Greek letter mu "µ" means the arithmetic mean value, or average.

The word "mean" on the other hand comes freighted with other possible interpretations... tight-fisted, the opposite of generous, thin, miserable, unpleasant, and used as a verb it explains what a word might, well, mean.

"Here's a prescription for xyz, take two tablets twice a day" comes freighted with the (probably and preferably not overtly stated) meaning that it will make you better. After all, that's why you are there.

Even if it doesn't of itself make you better, the recognised placebo effect may do so. The power of the mind in

2026-09-18

It's probably not contoversial any more to state that our young people are living with the highest levels of ADHD in history.

What does "our NHS" have to say about it?

What causes it?

What to do about it?

Where are the success stories?

Read on.