During the worst of Covid, this attorney was able to force some, but not all, hospitals to provide ivermectin to Covid patients: Over 95% of those who got ivermectin lived. All patients who didn’t get ivermectin died.

This video clip is about childhood deaths after Covid vaccine. And the scandal of how they were/were not reported.

PANS/PANDAS mechanism just published: (They studied strep but it's not limited to strep, I've seen many cases from bartonella) Strep → IL-17A → microglia → leaky blood-brain barrier → sudden personality changes, OCD, tics, & many more. For 20 years parents were told it was psychosocial. It was inflammation due to an infection. It always was.

🚨 This is so nuts I thought it had to be fake when I first read it. But sadly, it checks out. In 2025, FDA inspectors arrived at the pharmaceutical company Hetero Labs in India. • Staff fled the warehouse with a loaded truck of active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) when they announced the inspection. • Birds, lizards, and cats were found crawling among drums of US-bound medicine. The drums were damaged, lids were open, and labels were torn. • There was no pest-control program. • An undisclosed warehouse and an unregistered lab were being used for US-bound API. • GMP documents (which stands for Good Manufacturing Practice, the FDA rules for how drugs must be made, stored, tested, & documented so they’re safe) and raw data were found discarded in scrap bags. • Training records were signed by someone who did not even work there. And the FDA still lets this company do business in the United States.

A hot shower. For healthy folks, relaxing. For the chronically ill, it can be grueling. Same shower. Opposite experience. At my sickest in 2011-12, one shower cost me 3 hrs flat on my back, heart rate 150. I’m past that now. Many aren’t.

Nobody wants this. After 30 yrs of medical practice, I can say with certainty that not one patient in my practice ever wanted this miserable illness. Not one. Anyone who claims otherwise to a patient is an uninformed schmuck, and that includes doctors.

Chronic means long. It doesn't mean unfixable. Ten years without answers is a statement about the last decade. Not about the next.

Chronic illness is trying to build a normal-ish life despite an uncooperative body. I can’t speak for all chronic illness patients. But from the thousands I know, the common theme has been wanting to be at least well enough to have a full life. That’s not a big ask.

Chronic illness patients have better and worse days. Their worth on their worst day is exactly the same as on their best. Capacity fluctuates. Value doesn't.

2/2 🚨Chondroitin, another joint supplement often taken with glucosamine helps form misfolded prion protein which is then infectious in mice, with up to 100% getting deadly spongiform encephalopathy. The blood thinner heparin & the interstitial cystitis treatment pentosan polysulfate had similar effects.

1/2 🚨Glucosamine, the common joint supplement, is linked to dementia. 24,481 dementia patients: Users—25% higher mortality. 41,884 mild cognitive impairment patients: Users—25% more conversion to full dementia. Other studies of healthy users don’t show these risks.

Our worth is not measured by our outputs, it's about who we are as people. But I've seen countless patients who still carried that burden, no matter how hard I tried to convince them otherwise. So I don't expect this post to change anyone's mind, but that's how I feel.

Because doctors are flawed humans, sometimes “noncompliant,” “anxious,” “complex,” or “difficult” is what they call patients when they can't figure out why they're sick. It's wrong on so many levels. To those docs: Listen longer. Look harder.

About 25% of kids are now chronically absent from school. Before the pandemic, it was about 15%. That equates to millions more kids missing school, with illness being the most common listed cause. But sure, Covid is just a cold.

For the chronically ill, a good day is an extraordinary gift. But its value is often invisible to healthy family and friends. If you understand, you understand. May we all achieve good health.