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  • Inconvenient Quaccines

    2026-06-18

    For those who still believe the persuasive narrative that Big Pharma (and "our" NHS) has saved us all from death and ill health, steel yourself to watch this film from Del Bigtree (yes of course he's American) via our own NOTONTHEBEEB.

    Del has been at the forefront of independent journalists questioning the "received wisdom" that jabs for the pre-ill (ie: healthy!) are a boon for mankindand not just for Big-Pharma-Big-Government profits/revolving-doors. 

    (82 minutes)

    For much more in similar vein see our

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  • Standard of Care

    2026-06-15

    When we visit the doctor, we expect care that will make us well. Even merely care that is more likely than not to do us no harm.

    The article featured here is relevant to the situation in the USA, whilst the situation in the UK differs if we choose care from the NHS. In the USA suing your doctor doesn't automatically mean taking on the government, so is more practicable in theory.

    But the spells woven by the words are... interesting, depending upon who exactly is interpreting their precise meaning... meaning that may vary according to the assumptions of the interpreter.

    Read well, become informed.

     

  • Medicine Then and Now

    2026-06-11

    Does health come from a laboratory or does it come from the food that we eat?

    It seems obvious that "we are what we eat".

    If we eat well then what need for medicine? If we need medicine then what does that say about our food?

    Where does medicine come from anyway?

    "The method worked. It produced testable, reproducible results. It was discarded — not because it was wrong, but because it could not be sold"

    How did our forefathers survive without the modern medical laboratories?

    How do we survive with them?

     

  • Testititis Rampant

    2026-06-10

    The last real epidemic of testing was unleashed on the world with the Covid pandemic. The PCR test "gold standard" was rolled out everywhere (to be followed by other more simplified tests later on) but the PCR "gold standard" required samples invasively acquired on the end of a very long "cotton bud" pushed up the nose, which then had to be sent off to a laboratory for PCR processing.

    It always struck me as unnecessarily unpleasant, though there is no doubt that it was effective even if the laboratories had been set up in huge haste and those who manned them could have had only rudimentary training. Still, at 45 PCR cycles, success was pretty much guaranteed.

    Although strangely, there didn't seem to be any data about the rate of false results that could be expected, which is pretty important if we want accurate diagnoses.

    Nevertheless, quite aside from pandemics, medical practitioners make considerable use of diagnostic testings of various types, from

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  • Leukemia

    2026-06-10

    There's no easy way to put this.

    But it's important. It's also very logical.

    It suggests that a slow (to allow the liver to deal with the toxins as they are released) but methodical detox may be all that is required, provided that the treatment hasn't completely destroyed the bone marrow.

    Make of it what you will.

     

  • Unavoidably Unsafe

    2026-06-09

    Vaccines are unavoidably unsafe. Legally.

    OK, so it's like crossing the road, right? You might get run down by a car or a lorry or an omnibus, but that's pretty rare and we live with that kind of unsafe all the time.

    Well, no.

    We have pedestrian crossings for crossing the road, and traffic in busy places is stopped by traffic lights or school crossing patrols so that we can cross safely. And if somebody does run us over, they can be prosecuted for dangerous driving, running a red light, and we can sue them for damages.

    For vaccines, in place of pedestrian crossings we have "informed consent" - the risks have to be honestly explained to us before we agree to take the jab, and if we don't like those risks then the jab can be refused.

    When was the last time a medical person did that for you? Told you that vaccines are "unavoidably unsafe" and spelled out the

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  • What Price Our Health?

    2026-06-08

    I have been posting articles from this Substack for a while now, and I am hugely impressed.

    I am also struggling to keep up! So if you want to check out stuff that I have not linked (and may not link) then it's easy to do.

    I can't think of any reason why anybody would not subscribe to it - there's a wealth of information that must have taken years to assemble. 

    And what wealth do we have if we don't have our health? 

    If you want to know more, start here.

     

  • The Perils of Old Age? Or Just Bad Eating Habits?

    2026-06-07

    "Repeated 365 nights a year for fifty or sixty years, this single mechanism drives most of what medicine treats as separate chronic diseases — central obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, memory decline, depression, and the dementias"

    Probably to name but a few.

    OMG! What to do?

    "the four distinct antimicrobial mechanisms of honey (hyperosmolarity, low pH, enzymatic hydrogen peroxide release through glucose oxidase, and methylglyoxal in Manuka varietals) validated by twenty-first-century research and prescribed on Sumerian clay tablets in 2100 BC" !

    "Why hasn't my doctor told me about this?"

    (NB HFCS = High Fructose Corn Syrup)

     

  • Non-Medical Remedies for Common Ailments

    2026-06-06

    You won't get these inexpensive remedies from the NHS (although they are always looking for more money to pay Big Pharma's bills).

    But I'd bet that everybody knows somebody (possibly themselves!) who could have benefited from their usage, perhaps even avoided major operations.

    Most are naturally occurring substances that used to be in every household before the advent of the miracles of modern medicine (and many indeed are still stocked in many households). Knowledge of how to use them might go a long way to keeping us out of the doctor's surgery.

    One is even reported to have been efficacious in halting heart attacks...  I'm not going to suggest that you reach for the kitchen cabinet before calling the ambulance, but if time is of the essence, you will have time available whilst waiting for its arrival.

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  • A Cancer By Any Other Morphology

    2026-06-02

    It is illegal in the UK to claim any cure for cancer (unless you are the NHS I suppose), so to be clear, I'm not making any claim here, and I'm certainly not offering any cure, I'm just reporting on some old reports from the 1930s.

    But perhaps the past might have much to teach us if we were to open our minds to such possibilities? After all, "they" have been looking for the cure for cancer for all of my lifetime, strangely seemingly by asking us to look in our wallets for money. If they had looked elsewhere, it's hard to see how they could have had less success.

    "The book’s contribution was to demonstrate, from primary documents, that the cure had existed, had been clinically tested, and had been published in Science magazine and the Smithsonian Institution annual report"

    Make of this what you will.

     

  • What's Up With Virology?

    2026-06-01

    Now listen up, this is important.

    It's not what you think - or rather, it's all about what you think - subconsciously.

    Words are the medium through which communication occurs.

    But words come freighted with as many assumptions as meanings, and assumptions are treacherous, especially when not overtly stated. When we argue a topic on shared assumptions, we are unlikely to find much disagreement, but a proper argument about a topic should uncover our conflicting assumptions, or it must fail.

    The objective of propaganda is to instil in the general populace certain desired assumptions about a particular topic through endless repetition until the association is firmly wedged into our subconscious.

    "Russia Bad - Ukraine Good"

    "Left Good - Right Bad"

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  • The Birth of Covid?

    2026-05-29

    Much though we would all like to forget the Covid terror and move on, how can we move on when there is such a vast score still to settle? If "justice" has any meaning in today's world, then the perpetrators must be held to public account.

    And it is quite apparent that the "Great and the Good" of this world are up to their necks in it, and have been from the beginning.

    Not many people know this...  but according to the pre-eminent research of Dr David Martin, the Covid conspiracy was birthed way back in 1966...  which puts it in a whole new class of nefarious activity, well before even Tony Blair's time... and even before Edward "Ted" Heath took us into the "Common Market" (which turned out to be a politically controlled slow-motion stealth grab for ultimate power in Europe). 

    Anybody who believes that our 5-year governments are "in charge" of anything important may be well advised to reconsider, and to entertain the possibilities for appropriate

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  • The Milk of Human Kindness - or Something Else?

    2026-05-25

    What would you like in your coffee?

    What would you like in your baby's bottle?

    Oat milk?
    Soya?
    Almond?
    Buckwheat?
    Chia seed?
    Coconut?
    Cow's Milk?
    or a Synthetic "precision-fermentation" derived lab-"milk" (what could possibly go wrong?)?

     

  • If You're Not Winning, Shift the Paradigm

    2026-05-20

    Evidence-Based Medicine: A New Approach to Teaching the Practice of Medicine

    Follow the science.

    Or invent it later?

  • A Whole New Meaning for the Swingometer

    2026-05-20

    Hot or cold, expansive or contractive, full or empty.

    Take motor car that doesn't start. Check the fuel tank. It's empty? Fill it up, problem solved.

    But is it?

    Fuel tanks move from empty to full whenever we stop at the pumps. Then they deplete until the next time we stop at the pumps. It's a cycle that repeats. Low fuel is not generally a cause of failure.

    Take the body - feeling low? Get something to eat. Problem solved? Maybe... maybe not.

    Was there a real problem or was it a natural cycle? It's a fact that we eat mostly out of habit. That's useful as it means we don't have to waste brain-power and time on deciding when to eat. Well, most of the time anyway. Once we have a regular eating habit that works for us, we can just follow it, but if we have to adjust it due to circumstances it's not normally a problem - we have enough in our system so that if we have

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  • The Costs of Vaccines Immunity

    2026-05-20

    Lawyer Aaron Siri presents the history of vaccines over the years, and draws his own conclusions.

    (64 minutes)

    Like / Dislike this video here.

     

  • Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment 7 ?

    2026-05-11

    Find other articles in this series here.

    • Malaria
      "Physicians who had never heard of a protozoan parasite or a female Anopheles mosquito could predict with precision where the illness would appear"
      "This essay examines the evidentiary foundations of what is now called malaria... from the pre-parasite era of marsh fever, through the flawed foundational experiments of Laveran and Ross, through a century of toxic treatments marketed as cures... "

    • Inflammation
      "Inflammation is a normal part of the body’s defense to injury or infection, and... is beneficial"
      "But inflammation is damaging when it occurs in healthy tissues or lasts too
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  • Would You Prefer Blood or Seawater?

    2026-05-10

    Before I start, let me be clear - I am not advocating any medical procedure here.

    But it is an interesting article of which perhaps we should be aware...

    ... and after all, is "marine plasma" really so different to using a saline drip? Perhaps it isn't... although "saline" certainly wouldn't boast the full composition of marine plasma.

    And one can purchase marine plasma in ampoules under the Quinton brand name for use by athletes - or anybody - I use it myself as a mineral supplement!

    And if the article is correct, maybe it might not be so outlandish that those with a religious preference to refuse a blood transfusion might opt instead for marine plasma...

    So, without further ado,

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  • How Can We Take Back Control?

    2026-05-10

    If by now you are worried that modern medicine isn't as well-founded as you previously thought, but you are concerned that you couldn't possibly manage your health for yourself, then perhaps this article may help.

    I can say from experience that I personally have made strides toward managing my own health to the point where (after 20 years of inhalers that simply suppressed the symptoms!) I have achieved a huge remission in my asthma, initially by diet change, and lately by 36 hr fasts. I rarely now need an inhaler. But I was lucky - asthma may be progressive but it gave me time to experiment to find what worked for me.

    Along the way I learned that the best thing to do with official advice is often to do the opposite... but do apply common sense and seek out other views!

    Sadly, modern life and pharmacology will eventually catch up with us, and will likely assault our weakest point, so the sooner we recognise that weak point the sooner we can make a start

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  • Are You a Suitable Case for Treatment 6 ?

    2026-05-10

    Find other articles in this series here.

    • Antivirals
      All sorts of visuses necessitate all sorts of antivirals. The list is endless... Tamiflu, Relenza, Paxlovid, remdesivir, acyclovir, ribavirin, AZT...
      But what if Dr Mike Yeadon and now many others have concluded that viruses themselves have never been proven to exist? Well, they are still a nice little earner for the Pharmaceutical lobby...

    • Proton Pump Inhibitors (for gastric problems)
      There's quite a list of these too, although this time the target isn't the virus, it's your natural stomach acid. What could possibly go wrong? Well, unsurprisingly, some think quite a lot actually
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