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I think in simple terms.

I am like Winnie the Pooh. He only understands what is happening after going around the circle three times, and the kids reading figure it out before him.

Clinical observation is the millennia-old foundation of healing, and since we are in the era of near-universal study fraud, the published “literature” must be ignored. Treatment success should be measured by looking at patients. As Pierre Kory said, “A thousand anecdotes become data.” I call it proof.

This “empiric” approach must be a true clinician’s sole reality. He should think about what can help and not about theories. Most mechanistic ideas about how the body functions are pretentious nonsense babbled by jackass academicians to blow smoke about their supposed erudition.

Yes, I am angry. Medical science is the right approach, but academic integrity fell into the toilet during my lifetime, and I was conned into spending my life studying deceits. These days, I never give liars a second chance.

I planned to show you a typical lecture slide from a medical meeting, but I will leave that to your imagination. Some contain hundreds of words loaded with jargon and may only be visible for ten seconds. I get tired eyes just thinking about it. Instead, here is a slide from one of my lectures:

Unlike my peers, I am not scurrying off into the intellectual weeds. For fun, I included a download of this presentation at the end.

I would be more patient with conference presenters if I did not waste my youth in dark rooms listening to their neatly PowerPointed lies. Alternative doctors copy these pretentious habits from MDs, and when they do, they betray their specialties’ patient-observation roots.

Yes, I am angry. “Healthcare providers” poisoned me with mercury in vaccines and amalgams, giving me Parkinson’s and scoliosis. One of them diagnosed me with “Generalized Anxiety Disorder,” tried to brain-damage me with antidepressants, then addicted me to clonazepam. I needed a decade to kick that.

Yes, I am angry. For most of my life, I ate industrial seed oils and other unsaturated fats that I was told were healthy. I now have low-grade coronary disease. My closest friend DFL to my warnings, got the covid vax, had a massive stroke, and cannot speak. Others who had four or more of these shots are now dropping dead all around me.

Some readers still think my “professional” degrees blind me, but rest assured—I can never unsee what I have seen in the last five years.

Chemistry is relevant

To discuss the alternative medicine therapies below, I must break my rule of avoiding mechanistic theories. I assure you I am not simplifying anything for your sake. My purpose in writing this is to emphasize:

  1. Treatments that work have electrical (electron) effects; their mechanisms are distinct and sometimes seem contradictory.

  2. Our knowledge is limited, and what follows are theories. Scan it for a general understanding, which is all I have.

  3. Some of these treatments can be used together, but:

    a. Those who try to do too many things at once may fail

    b. Chlorine dioxide should not be used at the same time of the day as antioxidants or too much food

A few definitions

Oxidized substances lose electron(s), and reduced ones gain electron(s). (Mnemonic: “OIL RIG” – Oxidation Is Loss of electrons, and Reduction Is Gain of electrons.) These always occur together as a redox pair, where one substance is oxidized (loses electrons), and another is reduced (gains those electrons).

Whoever created this contradictory jargon deserves to be horsewhipped for confusing generations of chemistry students—and me.

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are chemically reactive scavenger molecules containing oxygen that are natural byproducts of normal cellular metabolism. (Reactive nitrogen species are similar.) Among their functions, they inactivate toxins through oxidation.

The therapies

The heavy-hitter alternative medicine therapies below lie outside Pharma’s tentacles, and each is a kind of miracle. Review their uses (and the original posts from the links if needed) as you go through this. They are all cheap except OSR; those you can afford should already be in your medicine chest.

Each treatment works through electron effects. I had hoped to conclude that all these drugs donated electrons, but after studying them, I concluded that the story was more about electron flow. It is not true that all the “good guys” donate electrons while the “bad guys” remove them.

1. Chlorine dioxide (CD)

Clinical uses: Cures for AIDS, cancer, autism, Lyme disease, viruses, bacteria, inflammatory arthritis, and more have been reported thousands of times. It treats neurological diseases and diabetes effectively and destroys glyphosate. It is the king of human disease care and is heavily suppressed. Ten million people are using CD worldwide.

Mechanisms: CD is a powerful but gentle oxidizer that can accept up to five electrons and interact with various biological molecules, including proteins, lipids, and DNA. It is also a type of reactive oxygen species (ROS). While not all ROS are free radicals, CD can act as one due to its unpaired electron. In biological systems, CD can induce the production of other ROS, which amplifies its effects.

Caution: Antioxidants and CD potentially neutralize each other. Vitamins A, C, E, and B12, copper, zinc, selenium, and methylene blue are all antioxidants. This category includes many foods, including coffee, blueberries, dark chocolate, artichokes, pecans, strawberries, and more. Some consider magnesium the most critical antioxidant because of its effects on glutathione production. DMSO also has antioxidant properties.

Chlorine dioxide can be altered by steel or copper containers through corrosion (oxidation) reactions while simultaneously degrading the container materials over time. Opaque glass is best. Other ideas:

  • CD works better if you eat lightly.

  • Since it vanishes from the body within two hours, wait until this time elapses before taking supplements. (This information comes from experts. Rat studies of CD show half-lives approaching 24 hours.)

  • I use CD and supplements on alternate days, but if you have to take large doses of chlorine dioxide to cure a major disease, stop most supplements.

  • I take magnesium, DMSO, melatonin, and OSR at night, so they hopefully will not interfere. This does not cause me stomach upset.

2. Vitamin C

Clinical uses: Thomas Levy writes: “Overwhelming documentation proves that in high enough doses, [vitamin C] prevents and cures cancer, heart disease, infections, and degenerative diseases.” He also says the better-absorbed liposomal kind may be superior in some ways to the intravenous type (!).

Mechanisms of action:

  • C is an antioxidant that acts as an electron donor, neutralizing free radicals and reactive oxygen species (ROS).

  • It can regenerate other antioxidants like vitamin E.

  • It primarily acts as a reducing agent, donating electrons to neutralize oxidants.

  • It can become a pro-oxidant at very high doses.

3. Vitamin D

Clinical uses: D is critical for health and plays a role in preventing disease. To ensure patients have enough, their blood levels must be tested.

Mechanisms: Vitamin D is an antioxidant that helps neutralize free radicals and reduce cellular oxidative stress. It enhances the expression and activity of antioxidant enzymes and helps maintain mitochondrial function for cellular energy production and redox balance. In skin cells, vitamin D can help protect against UV-induced oxidative damage.

Note: Henry Lahore’s vitamindwiki.com presents evidence that a once-weekly dosing of more D is better than lower doses daily.

4. OSR/NBMI (NBMI-Hg-COL, N,N’-bis-(2-mercaptoethyl) isophthalamide

Clinical use: Detox heavy metal exposures, acute and chronic. We have clinical trials on mercury. Based on the chemistry, David Kennedy is sure that OSR also renders arsenic, lead, cadmium, uranium, thallium, iron, and copper permanently harmless.

Mechanisms:

  • It is a chelating agent designed to bind heavy metals, particularly mercury.

  • Forms stable complexes with metals, facilitating their excretion from the body. (This was found on a web search, but according to Dr. Haley, excretion is not facilitated much. However, binding is so complete that the complexes are stable and biologically nontoxic.)

  • It may have antioxidant properties by indirectly reducing oxidative stress caused by heavy metals.

  • It may indirectly influence redox balance by removing pro-oxidant metals from biological systems.

5. Melatonin

Clinical use: Doses of 200 mg at bedtime halt early cancer, and 60 mg four times a day successfully stop advanced cases. It is also considered a longevity drug.

How it works: Melatonin affects sleep, circadian rhythms, and general health.

  • It is a potent antioxidant that scavenges reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS).

  • It also stimulates antioxidant enzymes like superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase.

  • Melatonin influences various immune cells and can have pro- and anti-inflammatory effects, suppressing cancers and relieving arthritis.

  • It modulates the release of neurotransmitters like GABA, serotonin, and dopamine.

  • Melatonin influences the expression of genes involved in circadian rhythm regulation.

  • It affects the production and release of other hormones, including reproductive hormones.

  • Melatonin has neuroprotective properties, potentially beneficial in conditions like Alzheimer’s disease.

  • Radioprotective; should be given before scans and radiation therapy.

6. DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide)

Clinical uses:

  • Brain injury, including stroke and blunt head trauma. Dr. Stanley Jacob, the “father” of DMSO, states, “[It] is a potent free-radical scavenger and diuretic that reduces swelling and improves blood supply to the brain. This improves blood oxygenation to brain tissue.”

  • This also is radioprotective and should be given before scans and radiation therapy.

  • DMSO has been used to successfully treat many other conditions. This is the Table of Contents from The DMSO Handbook for Doctors by Archie H. Scott (2013). It gives you an idea of DMSO’s potential.

Mechanisms of action

  • DMSO can be involved in oxidation or reduction reactions. Its dual nature in redox reactions makes it a versatile organic chemistry and biochemistry compound.

  • It is a mild oxidizing agent that is reduced to dimethyl sulfide (DMS) in some organic reactions, particularly with certain organometallic compounds. It is also less commonly oxidized to dimethyl sulfone (DMSO2).

  • DMSO is often involved in oxidation reactions in the sulfur cycle. Certain microorganisms can oxidize it.

  • Half-life in the body: 16 hours

Methylene blue

See the Bonus section below.

Key: interactions between these

  • The author of TheUniversalAntidote.com, Curious Outlier, told me: “In my experiments with methylene blue and DMSO and many experiments by others in my private chat group of over 48,000 people, I have found that they do not significantly react with chlorine dioxide. People are fine to take all three at once. Any concerns can be mitigated by separating chlorine dioxide from the other substances by at least one hour.”

  • He also said, “Jim Humble encountered people who seemed to be experiencing inactivation of vitamin C and chlorine dioxide when used together. He recommended separating their use as above.”

Other considerations:

  • Methylene blue and vitamin C may have synergistic reducing effects.

  • Boyd Haley told me that NBMI (OSR) has no known interactions.

  • Melatonin and vitamin C may have complementary antioxidant effects.

  • DMSO helps maintain melatonin’s integrity in solution.

  • DMSO’s antioxidant properties can enhance the effects of other antioxidants. It can cross the blood-brain barrier, potentially improving the delivery of antioxidants and other substances to the brain.

  • DMSO’s solvent properties and ability to increase penetration might affect the behavior or efficacy of anything administered with it.

  • To review: Antioxidants, particularly vitamin C, might interfere with chlorine dioxide’s oxidizing properties and vice versa. CD has a half-life of about an hour, so if you want to take it on the same day as antioxidant vitamins, wait a couple of hours.

Bonus: Thomas Levy about methylene blue

Yoho: His short video is HERE, and I abridged his YouTube transcript for brevity and clarity. Any errors are mine.

The Real Health Podcast is hosted by Dr. Ron Hunninghake, Chief Medical Officer at the Riordan Clinic, and features a discussion about methylene blue with Dr. Thomas Levy, an expert in redox medicine.

Methylene blue was initially developed as a dye and has emerged as a potent treatment agent. Dr. Levy explains that methylene blue’s therapeutic properties lie in its ability to function as a powerful antioxidant, similar to vitamin C, but with enhanced effects on the central nervous system. Its properties as both a water-soluble and fat-soluble molecule allow it to be rapidly absorbed by cells throughout the body, with a particular affinity for the central nervous system.

Key Properties and Benefits:

  1. Cognitive enhancement: It has been observed to improve mood, energy, mental function, and overall well-being.

  2. Central Nervous System Affinity: Studies suggest that within an hour of administration, methylene blue is up to 100 times more concentrated in the central nervous system than the rest of the body.

  3. MB can rejuvenate mitochondria, which are the cellular powerhouses. This is beneficial for brain health and neurological disorders.

  4. It is a dye used in surgical applications to track the spread of cancers and other conditions.

  5. Its half-life in the body is five to twenty-four hours.

History: The therapeutic potential of methylene blue was discovered accidentally. Researchers, including Nobel Prize winner Dr. Paul Ehrlich, noticed that some people experiencing depression showed improvement after taking methylene blue. This led to further investigation.

Mechanism of Action: Dr. Levy explains the importance of redox biology in understanding methylene blue’s effects. The balance between reduced (electron-rich) and oxidized (electron-depleted) biomolecules in cells is crucial for health. Methylene blue helps shift this balance towards a more reduced state, which can profoundly improve cellular health and function.

One of methylene blue’s most significant effects is on mitochondria. It can bypass the entire electron transport chain and donate electrons directly, which allows efficient ATP production without generating excessive oxidative stress. This permits more efficient mitochondrial energy production while reducing harmful byproducts.

Dr. Hunninghake shares his method for preparing a methylene blue solution:

  1. Start with a half teaspoon of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) dissolved in warm water.

  2. Add pharmaceutical-grade methylene blue drops.

  3. The solution changes color from dark blue to lighter blue or turquoise.

This is important because:

  1. The reaction with vitamin C creates dehydroascorbic acid (DHAA), which can more easily cross the blood-brain barrier than ascorbic acid.

  2. The reduced form of methylene blue (leuko methylene blue) is more readily absorbed and utilized by cells.

Dosage recommendations:

  • General range: 0.5 to 2 mg per kilogram of body weight.

  • The maximum dose for a 150-pound person (70 kg) would be around 140 mg.

  • Lower doses of 5-15 mg (10-20 drops) may be sufficient for general wellness.

  • Dosing frequency is typically once daily but may be increased to treat specific conditions or infections.

Precautions: The main contraindication is for people taking SSRI antidepressants. While not all individuals on SSRIs will experience problems, it’s recommended to work with a knowledgeable healthcare provider and start with low doses if using methylene blue while on these medications.

Potential Applications:

  1. Neurological Disorders: Methylene blue has been used to treat Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

  2. Dr. Christopher Plummer, author of Brain Energy, and others suggest that a lack of cellular energy may cause some mental illnesses. Methylene blue’s ability to enhance mitochondrial function may be why some people respond to it.

  3. Infections: Dr. Levy mentions methylene blue’s effectiveness in treating severe Covid cases, including patients in septic shock on ventilators.

  4. Many people feel better when taking methylene blue, even if they can’t pinpoint why.

Safety and Efficacy: Methylene blue has been used for over 100 years and has an excellent safety profile:

  1. Start with low doses and increase gradually.

  2. Understand that healing takes time, especially for chronic conditions.

Dr. Levy emphasizes that the effectiveness of antioxidants like methylene blue and vitamin C isn’t just about their ability to donate electrons but also their capacity to participate in rapid electron exchange. This creates microcurrents and voltage potentials across cells, which are markers of cellular health.

Methylene blue powerfully enhances electron transport and energizes mitochondria, thus improving brain and mitochondrial functioning.

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Perspective

In a free state, every man can think what he wants and say what he thinks. —Spinoza

I retired and resigned my medical license, so unlike those who still have one, I can tell you the truth. Although I have been studying and writing full-time for five years, I cannot call it medical advice. Try to find a provider to help you, but even if you do, you must study your problems carefully because who can you trust? As a recent contributor told me, “Going to an MD entails Kamakazi risk levels.” (Thanks, Rick!) Being a patient is brutal these days.

I have avoided technical posts before this, but I did this one after a reader comment made me realize I understood these drugs’ chemistry poorly. I did my best to figure it out and present it to you in Winnie-the-Pooh terms. Please sign up the Eeyores and other animals in your life below. They need to be educated.

Extra credit: Minimal effective dose (MED)

The sweet spot for any drug is the smallest dose that produces the desired outcome.

1. Chlorine dioxide

For some, the MED to improve health requires only a few doses weekly. I assume smaller doses like this eliminate lurking toxins such as glyphosate. If you are treating autism or metastatic pancreatic cancer, be prepared to drink it all day and consider baths and enemas as well.

2. Vitamin D

The sweet spot for the blood level is higher than is conventionally accepted, and checking it is necessary to be sure where you are. You can do this at home. Henry Lahore’s vitaminDWiki.com has studies that prove people live longer and have fewer chronic diseases if their levels are over 100 mg/dl.

An hour a day in the Florida sun puts most people’s levels this high. This is undoubtedly healthier than supplementation but hard to study. For those who live where they cannot sunbathe adequately, taking D improves health.

3. Magnesium and vitamin C

Half of us are severely magnesium deficient, and arguably, the same goes for vitamin C, for humans have lost their ability to synthesize it. Taking large doses of both universally improves health and resilience. There is no clear limit; experts like Dr. Levy often give 75 grams of C and several grams of magnesium intravenously.

If you escalate your oral dose of these into the multi-gram range daily, you will get better and better effects up to the point of having diarrhea. Finding your individual “gut tolerance” by pushing the dose until the loose stools happen is a measure of how much you need, especially of C. Deficient people tolerate many grams orally daily.

4. Vitamin K2

I included this on the list because it is one of the top four most vital supplements, along with C, D, and magnesium. Each has been independently proven to enhance longevity. The optimal dose of K2 for adults is 200 micrograms daily.

5. Melatonin

This antioxidant miracle hormone affects longevity, halts cancer, and influences the entire body. Over fifty, our production declines to nearly zero, and we should all take it. We have been sold a tale that fewer than ten milligrams of melatonin a day are optimal, but 200 mg at bedtime may be the sweet spot to improve health. Mouse studies suggest that much higher doses are better, and because it is completely nontoxic, some are using doses in the grams daily. Only five percent of people experience side effects with this.

I bought the powder from purebulk.com and take one to three grams (about a half-teaspoon) a night without problems. They told me to buy a scale, but exactitude like that seemed like overkill. If I have trouble, I plan to tough it out for a month to see if I adapt. I will write more about this with references soon.

6. DMSO

It is a far safer, cheaper, better-tolerated, and more effective NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) than 600 mg of Motrin three times a day. No confirmed cases of fatality exist, and we have the study of convicts who drank a half cup of it daily for three months without issues. I take a tablespoon daily and plan to give myself a rest from it every several weeks.

Diet, exercise, and hormones

Professional bodybuilders know that what they do in the weight room is less vital than their diet and, more importantly, their hormone levels. Hormone overdosing will make them grow if they get the exercise MED plus enough calories of one kind or another.

Although professional bodybuilders’ health is questionable, their experience teaches us lessons. High testosterone levels, for example, protect against heart disease and help us retain mental sharpness and muscle mass, independent of exercise or diet. See Hormone Secrets (2022) for more.

Weightlifting is the king of efficient exercises; studies show it even improves cardiovascular fitness. I re-learn this weekly when I gasp like a fish out of water after a two-minute “farmer’s walk” with 80-pound kettlebells in each hand. This exercise is exactly what it sounds like.

If your time is compromised, the minimal beneficial dose of weightlifting can be as little as 40 minutes twice a week. No other exercise is this effective, and if your time is limited, nothing else is required. Mark Rippletoe advocates using only three exercises to build strength and physique: squats, deadlifts, and bench presses. You initially need coaching, but you will catch on quickly. If you have more time, an hour of diverse physical training three to six days a week is somewhat more beneficial and more satisfying.

I lift various weights, go to the climbing gym, run like a mouse on the treadmill, and push a friction sled backward and forward to rehab my ankles and knees (see “the knees over toes guy” on YouTube). I have also been doing Bikram and Barron Baptiste-style flow yoga at least five days a week for decades. Ten to thirty minutes daily works better than longer sessions less often.

Hormones and weight loss

Hormones are also more important than diet or exercise for weight loss. For example, observational studies show that if proper doses of testosterone are used for several years, men universally lose weight, gain muscle mass, and lower their risk factors for disease. It is our best weight control drug. Most young people do not need to take it—they produce enough if they lift.

To find a doctor, see worldlinkmedical.com. Some believe that testosterone sourced from underground labs is more trustworthy than from Pharma, so they get the injectable kind from their mates at the gym. I offer no counsel about this.

Patients who take small hormone doses are the bane of well-trained hormone doctors. We understand that, with few caveats, what we prescribe is harmless—and I think it all should be over the counter. Although small amounts help, the best health results often require unconventionally higher doses and blood levels than a Rockefeller endocrinologist would ever endorse.

Getting the patient’s help is the best way to adjust hormones. When I prescribed, I encouraged them to cautiously experiment with their doses and gauge their success by how they felt. Read Hormone Secrets to learn more.

The rest of the weight loss equation is, in this order:

  • Avoiding junk food and most wheat

  • No seed oils, artificial sugars, or high fructose corn syrup

  • Eating enough animal fat, possibly even a quarter pound of butter equivalent a day

  • Consumption of animal protein. Some avoid chicken because factory farms feed them soy and seed oils. Cows have multiple stomachs that can process this. Large fish are problematic because of mercury contamination.

  • Weight training makes the process go more quickly, but it is third in importance.

Natural eye improvement

Since my cataracts were replaced, my distance vision has been reasonable. But I was unhappy with how my eyes felt and worked, so I attended Esther Joy van der Werf’s training in Ventura, California. Most people do it virtually; she is booked a month in advance. I left with many exercises, complex instructions, and the feeling that the process could be simplified.

I am a rotten patient, so I ignored most of it and focused on just a few things. I have been sun gazing for about a minute several times a day. I also threw away my “progressive” distance glasses with the (required!) ultraviolet “protection” and began using $10 1.75 power reading glasses while working on my computer. (As Esther suggested, I recently switched to 1.25.) I have not been formally tested, but I am confident my eyesight is improving. Thanks, Esther Joy!

Grounding

Once again, I now believe an idea that seemed absurd a short time ago. Grounding’s thesis is that if you put your bare skin against the earth, grass, or even concrete, some sort of energetic effect happens that markedly improves health. If this works like electricity, the time required may be short. Homeopath Carol Wilcox says ten minutes daily is enough.

Many Rockefeller medicines have no MED

This is because they never work. All but a handful of chemotherapies and one radiation oncology treatment do not improve lifespan. They were approved using the fraudulent metric of tumor size reduction.

Psychiatric drugs and, of course, every vaccine are also net harms. These two drug classes have never had honest trials using placebo controls. The one exception for vaccines is the Control Group Study described HERE, and it proves they are killers, not healers.

Pharma performed dose-fatality experiments that tested various ingredients of the Covid vax for the MED needed to kill us. If you do not believe me, review Craig Paardekooper’s data in my 2022 post HERE. It is a painful insight, but getting the memo late is better than never.

Rockefeller screening tests

Tests designed to find a problem before it becomes apparent have no MED because they are universal failures. Examples include mammograms, colonoscopies, cholesterol blood tests, PSA blood testing for prostate cancer, screening skin examinations by dermatologists, and doctors feeling women’s breasts up for lumps. Even pap smears are an enormously costly and inaccurate fraud—cervical cancer deaths are rare, and the test itself is near worthless.

The effect of these is to suck us into a vortex of excessive, expensive diagnostic and therapeutic misadventures that, on balance, yield no benefit and often cause harm. The math supports none of it; see Butchered by “Healthcare” to learn more.

65 Comments

  • Avatar Kent says:

    Dear sincere Doc Yoho………..i havent finished your latest research article but am behooved to have you view a short vid on the Telegram channel called DIRT ROAD DISCUSSIONS. A woman whistle blower from GreenMountainGreenery.com testifies that the med industry is hiding the fact that most human maladies or diseases are caused by PARASITES. She also says doctors are NOT suppose to tell you this! I can’t verify what she says however you with your background might be able to determine if its true. I’ve tried to upload the link to the vid but cannot find the link. You should be able to find it on Telegram at the DIRT ROAD DISCUSSIONS,

    • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

      This is not my field, and I have not investigated it thoroughly. However, with all my contact with alternative doctors, I believe that parasites are exceedingly common and a big problem, if not most human maladies. Most are relatively easy to treat with agents like fenbendazole. Many naturopaths begin with this soon after the initial evaluation of their new patients.

      • Avatar erin says:

        Doc, you gotta look into fasting, to add to your list of alt stuff that works. I am reading The Oldest Cure in the World (Hendricks) and if anyone wants to be even more angry… yeah. Read this one. Esp. if you have diabetes or epilepsy. But tons of other diseases are curable with extended fasting. It’s been known for over a century. He mentions studies where people with Parkinson’s were able to beat it back with fasting. Not cured, I am sorry to say, but still.

        I am doing dry fasting now, and it’s helping me a lot (was dxed with “prediabetes” a month ago. What a stupid name. It’s early diabetes, but they can’t sell you on meds yet. If your body has problems dealing with the flood of simple carbs, fasting will reset insulin receptivity.)

        • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

          yes, I’ve read a lot about it and tried several four-day fasts as well as 12-hour or longer fasts each day. The whole thing is on my to-do list, but it’s hard for me personally.

          • Avatar erin says:

            I am doing one day dry fast a week. May work up to longer ones. Not bad so far… it quiets my body, so I kinda look forward to doing it. 🙂

            The folks in Siberia do 9 day dry fasting. Dr Filonov would be the person to ask what results if any they have had with P.
            https://healthyouniverse.online

        • Avatar Mary says:

          Yes……The True North Clinic in Santa Rose supervises water-only fasting. Also, Joel Fuhrman, MD, wrote “Fasting and Eating for Health about the value of fasting. Short on how-to info though. As a young figure skater he injured himself, but after the docs were unable to help him and talking about amputation, he cured himself by fasting.

      • Avatar Kent says:

        Good to hear this Doc. It was news to me that parasites might be in ALL OF US in one degree or another. I’d only heard about the existence of parasites years back before the covid hoax, when reading of veterans who had served in the middle east and returned with major psychological problems such as severe depression and close to sociopathic tendencies. It was found that some of these soldiers were found to be harboring parasites. This “parasite” thing is probably bigger than we know and I’m gonna stay on it.

        • Avatar hrabmv says:

          parasite thing is relevant today because viruses are parasites too! only intracelular, there is 0 difference in the mechanism, or damage for you, and may even be harder to spot you carry such risks, as they mess up your metabolic processes ,in the long run this is leakage of energy and chronic disease like diabetes, arthritis or demntia. or weight gain as you get older. Early signs are very subtle!! and go for decades…and you nust ascribe these to aging

      • Avatar The BarefootHealer says:

        Being mindful that there is also some evidence to suggest that some parasites are acting as compensatory mechanisms in some individuals and situations. Ie keeping other pathogens in check/balance, and or helping to remove/reduce other damage causing effects. Think how leeches clean blood, etc.
        In a nutshell- appropriate balance. We are more “unhuman” than we are human, when we account for all the microorganisms on, in us, that our bodies have evolved with- think mitochondria for oneuD83DuDE09

    • Avatar erin says:

      Most? If you said some, I would agree.

    • Avatar Mary says:

      Hulda Regehr Clark, a naturopath, wrote a book called The Cure for all Diseases in 1995, saying that her tests show parasites and toxins as the 2 causes of disease. It’s a remarkable book. She died of “an accident” some years later.

      • Avatar erin says:

        Um. I think we ought to beware anyone claiming to cure all diseases one way.
        Hulda’s clinic in Mexico was said to be in shocking condition by people who went there.
        Wiki says she died of multiple myeloma.

        • Avatar hrabmv says:

          but there is one way only:)) which does nit mean one “thing” only, but one logic to all diseases exists! it is not the same as when your car is broken analogy you go by fixing parts, that is western medicine fallacy. Parts get broken because of the same mechanism!

        • Avatar hrabmv says:

          you can read in my note or better listen to professor who says the saim every cancer is the same disease!! same analogy only different body parts, i assume based on where the pathogen is or ones weak spot. and weak spots are logical too.

    • Avatar sue says:

      There’s a new books that makes an extremely strong case for fungi, not parasites. The more comprehensive cancer book I’ve ever read. The only theory that fits all the facts of cancer. It’s called The Cancer Resolution?

      • Avatar sue says:

        And by the way toxins make the fungi more likely to cause cancer.

      • Avatar hrabmv says:

        in the end it does not matter funghi, parasites, viruses if they do the same thing and they do! one only needs to understand what that thing is in common to all of this! :)) it is not rocket science just 2+2.

  • Avatar LWB says:

    Fantastic! Two questions:
    what is OSR?
    Any thoughts about DMSO and Duypuytrens? I have severe bending of both little fingers. Have had the needle procedure several times, very effective but returned within a few years. Also the injection, incredibly painful, worked but also short lived. Am considering surgery but very concerned about side effects! Perhaps DMSO with magnesium? Iu2019m already taking oral magnesium along with C, D3, K2, and a multi.
    Your work is so much appreciated!

  • Avatar will says:

    Hello Dr Yoho,
    Just want to point out a typo in the “Hormones and Weight Loss” section

    the link in the second paragraph should be worldlinkmedical.com
    the original link you posted has the letter K as the 4th letter

    google search automatically suggests the correct link

    I hope this helps others reading this article.

    Thanks for your work Doc Yoho.

  • Avatar Dachsie says:

    Thank you, Dr. Yoho. So much important information. You are earning lots of u201Cstars in your crownu201D by sharing your truth with us.

    If I think I understand the reasoning, someone, including myself, could be trying to sell me something that is a big lie.

    Such is the fallen state of this world and its fallen inhabitants.

    Dachsie says u2026

    Caveat Emptor, buyer beware.
    _____

    Romans 12:2
    And be not conformed to this world; but be reformed in the newness of your mind, that you may prove what is the good, and the acceptable, and the perfect will of God.

  • Avatar sadie says:

    Some things in your wonderfully information post reminded me of Dr Tennant’s book – Healing is Voltage. Are you familiar with him? Wondering if you’ve heard of his inventions working?
    Very much appreciate your mentioning what you’ve done for your vision… I had read a few positive reports on her methods but these days one never knows if they are just AI reviews. Thank you!
    I’m printing off this post to put in my medical pack.

  • Avatar Dingo Roberts says:

    Fantastic summary and I appreciate your anger and candor about your former profession. Ironic pride prevents many (most?) people from being able to shift into an open-minded approach that will destroy their senses of self that is based on so much time, money, and work. Not to mention the hit to one’s social and profession status that comes with such blind admiration from everyone around them.

    I have a question that I can’t find answered anywhere: people with various cancers will have platinum-based chemo. After the poisonous platinum does its job, the medical people just leave it in the body, just like all of the other destructive metals that they use. I can find nothing other than (perhaps) EDTA that will claim to chelate platinum, and I’m not comfortable recommending an EDTA clinic for it. If you or anyone else has heard anything helpful, I’m all ears.

  • Avatar Maha says:

    My wife and I recently sold our practice and retired, and are in the middle of clearing out our family digs, selling and moving to Western Colorado. I have been so slammed, I have just been stacking up Surviving Healthcare articles in a folder for later reading. I was glad I took the time to read this overview of treatments options. Now I have to dive into the original articles.
    Doc, on the K2, based on dosage recommended, I suspect you are suggesting the Mk-7 form derived from Natto, correct?

    • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

      share your suggestions; my ideas are derivative

      • Avatar Maha says:

        Well, like everything, it can be complex. As you know, K2 is found as the long half-life form synthetic Mk-4, which was shown in a Japanese study to be effective at regaining bone mass in post-menopausal women. The study was at least a year long and the dose was 45,000 mcg daily. This study did not co-dose with Mg or D3.
        K2 is also found as Mk-7, and is shorter in half-life, and naturally derived from Japanese Natto.
        I perused ConsumerLabs.com recently for Mk-7 studies, and they, as usual, find little to recommend most natural interventions, and tend to concentrate on what I assume are the rigged studies designed by Pharma.
        Nonetheless, testimonials from patients are encouraging, especially when dosing with Magnesium, and D3.

  • Avatar Giovanna says:

    Does anyone know if you can apply DMSO to the back to relieve pain if you are on a blood thinner? My father is interested in using DMSO.
    Thank you

  • Avatar Nicole Weiler says:

    Do you know of a way to use it for shingles? My husband had an extreme outbreak after the covid shot (he’s AD military and received it in the first wave) and has been suffering since with flare ups. I am always on the look out for something to relieve the pain.

  • Avatar GingerRRT says:

    Thanks for your articles Doc
    Iu2019m with you, donu2019t trust doctors, have to maybe for an emergency. And Iu2019m a no code or comfort cares only. LOL, not kidding u2026.
    Iu2019m 69 and relatively healthy uD83DuDE04

  • Avatar Rick (from Texas) says:

    Thanks for the great article. I have a couple of commentsu2026

    First one regarding Methylene Blue. Iu2019ve been using it for around a year now. In a Dr Mercola article a while back, he had interviewed someone (PhD biologist) where they discussed MB. The guest mentioned the goal of increasing NAD+/NADH ratio and that he had discovered the best way was with low dose MB along with low dose Niacinamide supplement. Around 5 mg of MB and maybe 50 mg Niacinamide was as effective or more so than higher doses.

    Second, my wife and I have been sleeping on a grounding sheet for the past 5-6 weeks (yes, they are really a thing!). Both of us believe we are sleeping better. There is some science behind using the sheets saying that they will reduce inflammation. A few more weeks sleeping on them should tell.

    And finally, I fully agree with the horsewhipping idea for the one that came up with the reduced/oxidized names! uD83DuDE31uD83EuDD37u200Du2642uFE0F

  • Avatar The BarefootHealer says:

    uD83DuDC4FuD83DuDC4FuD83DuDC4F Careful Doc, your in danger of making the role of Docere great again!
    Respectfully, a couple of things-
    Totally agree woth your encouragement of vitD base levels being much higher. Re the difference between supps and sun, and how it works in the body, making one detrimental for health, and the other vital- what the body does with it.
    Supps- the body treats it as a lipid, allowing it to disperse throughout the body universally. This is where the detrimental effects occur.
    Via sun, the body sends it to specific targeted vitD receptors. Simplest explanation.
    Also re your discussion re the sulphurisation interactions- keep in mind 2 things. Glysophate substitutes for glycine affecting glutathione and it’s connection to sulphurisation pathways, and the spike protein appears to also significantly disrupt sulphur pathways.
    Other, than that your fast becoming one of my favourite dissendent docs.uD83DuDE09

    • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

      I don’t understand the chemistry on the level you do…

      • Avatar hrabmv says:

        none of you understands the level that matters lol, vit D is easy to check with men living in Africa and compare your blood to theirs. If that is a trouble for some how can they be guided by logic elswhere? 🙂 Chemistry is very good to know, not in detail but general stuff one must understand if providing guidance to the rest, and all should add up, knowing more is not bad but myopic supplement by supplement is for lay people. This is why docs and lay people are the same.level, noone knows the whole picture and after 2000 years of doing it it should have been known dont you think so?

  • Avatar Eugenia says:

    Very interesting. My mom was taking a medical grade of methylene blue with no issues, however, when I tried it several times, I always ended up having a hot flash, sweating, and vomiting, even from a drop in a glass if water. Googled it, could not find out why. Melatonin, ascorbate of vit C, and magnesium make me nauseated with consistent application, especially melatonin. Why? What makes me so different?

  • Avatar :yulia: says:

    The problem with MB is that it contains industrial contaminants (heavy metals)! So it must be third party tested and you must be able to consult the test.

  • Avatar sue says:

    Does DMSO help with radiation after the fact?
    Does CD kill fungi?

    • Avatar Robert Yoho MD (ret) says:

      1) worth a try; it’s nearly harmless
      2) yes, but slowly, and many take additional antifungals. I was prescribed fluconazole but decided it was too aggressive and dangerous, and I am waiting for my functional doctor to send me a couple of natural ones.

  • Avatar klimer says:

    Thanks for taking the time to try to clear things up regarding oxidants and antioxidants.

    Regarding grounding, ten minutes might be enough to reset your circadian rhythm. But sleeping grounded (using a grounding pad under 100% cotton sheets) will ensure that you aren’t in an electron deficit for the eight hours every night where your body is rebuilding itself.

    One clear benefit of grounding is improved zeta potential, which will benefit anyone with CVD. And you want to optimize zeta potential 100% of the time, not just 10 minutes per day. You can’t overdo grounding. ZP is also the key to getting all those supplements you are taking to the individual cells served by the vaso vasorum, rather than having them end up in your pee.

    The focus of your electron information was on optimizing cellular metabolism, which is great for avoiding chronic disease. If you already have diseased cells, your body needs to activate stem cells to replace them. That requires extra voltage, which travels along fascial planes via the perineural nervous system (along the fibrous coating of the nerves).

    So your ability to heal is influenced by more than just supplements. Areas where your fascia doesn’t glide smoothly can impede electrical flow. Scars that bisect fascial planes can also reduce voltage. So can focal infections at any point along the fascial network that connects to wherever healing is needed (which is generally the same as the acupuncture meridians that connect organs).

    Yoga is a good place to start to release fascia and improve electrical flow. Same with vibration plates, especially if you use motions that incorporate full kinetic chains. A good full body deep tissue massage may be the best bet.

    My favorite on the vibration plate is what I perceive to be the inverse of sitting (where the frontal plane muscles all shorten by keeping your body in a C shape), which is the most common problem for the majority of us. You need to invert the C to the extent possible given your spine’s range of motion. It’s basically an overhead arm-raise in a V shape, coupled with pushing the pelvis forward and engaging the scapula and arching your back as much as possible while keeping your feet flat on the ground. You can vary it in any way you want (direct overhead raise, single arm raises, etc), the point is to get full extension from the beginning to the end of the kinetic chain. Adding some rotation into the movement is a good idea as well. Best to start with no weight at first, since the goal is to get fascia moving again, not to build muscle.

  • Avatar cot sabaca says:

    While applying for a job I’ve been failing medicals because of high blood pressure 155/85
    I consulted Dr Google
    I took Magnesium , D3, fish oil, and a Multi and went for morning walks
    Holy Cow! now I’ve got 110/76

  • Avatar S E says:

    I found a powdered MB. How does that compare to the drops? Are they just in a distilled water solution or stabilized in some way?

  • Avatar hrabmv says:

    this is how JFK Jr. took testosterone and lost control over his body, as AthleanX pointed out in one of his youtube it is not antiaging therapy, as his MD sold to him and he readily went with it. It takes two for a lie. The best way for anyone when trying to heal him/herself is through education and expereince. Understand the mechanism why something works the way it works is crucial, all the rest is parroting someone elses ideas. And when doses go 10x above recommended, or you see a protocol where you have to take something strictly on hour it is not the science, you know its not working how it should. It is the basics that never even get mentioned.

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