The history of medicine traces a significant evolution. The medical understanding that fundamental human needs—such as nutrition, sleep, physical activity, and social connection—are essential to health traces back to the teachings of Hippocrates of Kos. He emphasized the importance of living in harmony with nature. On this basis, two and a half thousand years ago, Read more

A growing scientific and ethical controversy has erupted over the use of Polysorbate-80 (PS-80), a synthetic emulsifier linked to intestinal aging and metabolic dysfunction when ingested — yet routinely injected into newborns through 22 different vaccines. While food regulators debate restricting PS-80 in processed foods, health authorities continue to defend its presence in vaccines, raising Read more

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CRISPR stands for “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats” which relates to a specific pattern of DNA that are the target of the gene editing technique that also requires a “Cas” protein e.g. Cas9. The Cas protein forms a complex with a “guide RNA” to guide where the DNA is cut and once cut, new Read more

What we’re witnessing isn’t just technological innovation – it’s what I’ve come to see as biometric colonization, where bodily data is extracted and controlled in ways that echo the resource extraction of colonial empires. This isn’t just about privacy or data security – though those concerns are serious enough. This is about the fundamental sovereignty Read more

In the U.S., in March 2020, we were told that we needed to lock down for two weeks to protect our hospitals from being swamped with sick and dying covid-19 patients. We were also told assertively that the new pandemic could cause up to 2.2 million deaths in the U.S. alone. That model was flawed at Read more

John Ioannidis, […] Professor of Medicine at Stanford, his own analysis a few years ago, of 60,000 published medical studies for therapeutic interventions, revealed only about 7% of them were actually found to be high quality and relevant to patients. He wrote another paper in which he found that most published findings are false. So Read more

Healthcare is becoming more about predicting illness rather than treating it. From genome-based insurance pricing to AI-generated risk scores, supporters say predictive medicine promises a health revolution — but critics are warning us that it’s nothing more than a preemptive profit engine. The NHS, United Health Group, and Kaiser Permanente are just a few of Read more