By Mark Oshinskie
Dispatches from a Scamdemic
November 13, 2025
In latter day America, "amazing" is overused. For example, while I like ice cream, I wouldn't call even the best ice cream "amazing."
But the conduct and teamwork of hive bees is amazing. Honeybees fly up to four miles to obtain forage/food. Given bees' smallness in relation to humans, that might be like a human walking 500 miles for a meal.
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
November 12, 2025
One of the more depressing parts of being an awake physician in the medical system is reading the drug lists of the patients you see and realizing how many prescriptions they are on that do not benefit them, and in many cases harm them. Presently, 68% of U.S. adults are estimated to have at least one prescription and on average, American adults are on four different medication.
par Patrice Gibertie
academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/46/Supplément_1/ehaf784.2583/8310712
Dernière minute : De nouvelles preuves remettent en question le discours «bénin et transitoire» sur la myocardite associée au vaccin à ARNmUne étude publiée le 5 novembre 2025 dans l'European Heart Journal apporte des données probantes à long terme sur des patients ayant développé une myocardite après une vaccination contre la COVID-19 par vaccin à ARNm.
Une émission du Dr Eric Loridan
Invité : Dr Vincent Reliquet Thème : «Dans la catégorie remèdes oubliés, le CHLORURE DE MAGNESIUM»
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By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
November 8, 2025
Medicine is strongly biased towards adopting biochemical models of disease as this facilitates costly therapeutics being developed for each disease and hence sustains the medical industry. Unfortunately, in many cases, the biochemical approach to disease, at best can manage symptoms, and as a result, many conditions remain "incurable" while non-patentable natural therapies that can cure them languish in obscurity.