ONE MORE ERRONEOUS E-NEWS ITEM

When reading medical “news items”, CAVEAT EMPTOR! My newsfeed My medical newsfeed is a wonderful thing: – One of these days, I really must calculate the (factual, vs. careless-ignorance-based) error rate! This time, I received a missive from Medscape Medical News, authored by Karon Warren, a freelance journalist living in Georgia: the report details theContinue reading “ONE MORE ERRONEOUS E-NEWS ITEM”

TurboCancer: Dr. Paul Marik’s treatise, DHEA and T3

Is DHEA deficiency, and/or the LT3 S, a factor in turbo cancer? ? I have just received, and read with great interest, Dr. Paul Marik’s “Mechanisms of Post-Vaccine Turbo Cancer”: this note, I hope, will contribute (a little) to Dr. Marik’s excellent treatise. I do not have Dr. Marik’s training and expertise in oncology: IContinue reading “TurboCancer: Dr. Paul Marik’s treatise, DHEA and T3”

Certain omissions are ever-present in scientific medical reporting

Alzheimer’s treatments, this time: there’s always something missing! The latest report: Donanemab for Alzheimer’s disease I continue to receive reports on various and sundry scientific papers, purporting to present “breakthrough” scientific studies to the medical profession.Usually, the “breakthrough” study being reported turns out to have been done in the absence of any attempt to ascertain,Continue reading “Certain omissions are ever-present in scientific medical reporting”

Big Pharma, Big Medicine and the grassroots MD

It is time, for logical thought! Preamble This is not a new post: I originally wrote it some time ago, as a “thread” in “chat”. I came across it just now, while reviewing “Aging and Your Hormones”.I think it’s valid, even though not new and now that I seem to have persuaded a few doctorsContinue reading “Big Pharma, Big Medicine and the grassroots MD”