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It’s official – high serotonin (5-HT), not high dopamine (DA), drives schizophrenia

This is perhaps the first human study to directly point the finger at 5-HT as a cause…

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Maternal thyroid function during pregnancy may determine offspring obesity/diabetes risk

Yet another study demonstrating that the genetic explanation we have been given for most chronic diseases is…

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Aspirin is a true drug for COVID-19 – it inhibits binding of the spike protein to the angiotensin converting enzyme II (ACE2)

Most of my readers probably still vividly remember the brutal censorship levied upon the public during the…

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Microplastics damage sperm, resulting in diabetes in the exposed males’ offspring

A wonderful example debunking the favorite line of all allopathic doctors – i.e. that our risk of…

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Chronic stress can cause/drive liver cancer (HCC) by affecting tryptophan metabolism

Little by little, we are seeing new studies call (timidly) for a “paradigm shift” (read: euphemism for…

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Endometriosis linked to high estrogen (and/or low androgens) exposure of female offspring during pregnancy

Yet another study pouring cold water on the recent attempts of Big Pharma to tarnish the findings…

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Estrogen use dramatically increases clotting risk in women, especially ones with obesity

About two decades ago, when the extensive and well-designed WHI studies completed, the verdict on estrogen was…

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Vitamin K deficiency or antagonism (e.g. warfarin) can cause/promote liver cancer (HCC)

It is rate that we get medicine to admit that a “primitive” vitamin deficiency can directly cause…

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People who eat meat more likely to become centenarians than vegans

As the push to get the population to embrace veganism continues unabated, evidence quietly accumulates that eating…

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Boosting NAD+ levels fully reverses Alzheimer Disease (AD)

This is the latest saga in AD, which I have been following since at least 2012 when…