Ross Pelton and James LaValle highlight that over 1,000 prescription drugs can cause nutrient depletion, posing a significant risk to overall health and well-being. Many symptoms experienced while on medication, such as fatigue, muscle weakness and cognitive issues, may actually be indicators of nutrient deficiencies rather than mere side effects. The authors emphasize importance of … Continue reading Ross Pelton and James LaValle reveal the unseen toll of prescription drugs in their book
Caffeine and antibiotics: A surprising link that demands caution
A new study reveals that caffeine (found in coffee, tea and energy drinks) may help bacteria like E. coli resist antibiotics by altering their genetic defenses, reducing the effectiveness of drugs like ciprofloxacin and amoxicillin. Caffeine triggers changes in bacterial genes, decreasing production of the OmpF protein — a key entry point for antibiotics — making it … Continue reading Caffeine and antibiotics: A surprising link that demands caution
Unlocking the potential of herbal COX-2 inhibitors for modern ailments
The use of herbs for healing dates back to ancient times, with Hippocrates recognizing their power long before the development of synthetic drugs. This ancient wisdom is now being revisited in the context of modern diseases, particularly in the role of COX-2 inhibitors in managing inflammation-related conditions. COX-2 enzymes are crucial in the inflammatory process … Continue reading Unlocking the potential of herbal COX-2 inhibitors for modern ailments
Medical review of Texas “measles” death finds MEDICAL MALPRACTICE as the cause of death
A Texas child’s death, initially reported as a measles fatality, was caused by medical malpractice, not the virus. Hospital records reveal the child died due to improper antibiotic treatment for a secondary pneumonia infection. The child was sedated and ventilated after being isolated from the parents. The case raises alarming questions about whether the death … Continue reading Medical review of Texas “measles” death finds MEDICAL MALPRACTICE as the cause of death
“Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher”: A former sales rep’s wake-up call to the dangers of Big Pharma
In "Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher," Gwen Olsen provides a personal and professional critique of the pharmaceutical industry, detailing her 15-year career as a sales representative and the industry's practices that prioritize profit over patient well-being. The tragic suicide of Olsen's niece, Meg, who was caught in a cycle of medication and mental health … Continue reading “Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher”: A former sales rep’s wake-up call to the dangers of Big Pharma
Antidepressants (Lexapro and Paxil) linked to devastating birth defects, lawsuits reveal
Lexapro and Paxil have been linked to severe birth defects, including heart defects, spina bifida, and autism. Lawsuits reveal that manufacturers knew about the risks but failed to adequately warn consumers. GlaxoSmithKline has paid billions in settlements, but critics argue it’s a fraction of their profits. Natural alternatives, such as therapy, micro-nutrient intake, and exercise, … Continue reading Antidepressants (Lexapro and Paxil) linked to devastating birth defects, lawsuits reveal
Intermittent fasting better than pharmaceutical drugs at managing diabetes
If you suffer from type 2 diabetes and hate taking antidiabetic pharmaceutical drugs, how about trying intermittent fasting instead? New research published in the journal Diabetes and Endocrinology shows that blood sugar can more easily be managed through timing when you eat rather than popping diabetes medications. Participants who adhered to a 5:2 intermittent fasting diet, meaning they eat normally … Continue reading Intermittent fasting better than pharmaceutical drugs at managing diabetes
Tennessee passes “vaccine lettuce” bill declaring any food containing a vaccine to be a DRUG
The Volunteer State just passed new legislation to reclassify so-called "vaccine lettuce," along with all other vaccine-containing foods, as "drugs." According to reports, the Tennessee Senate passed the legislation, and it now awaits the signature of Gov. Bill Lee, who has never vetoed any bill that has landed on his desk. After being passed by the Tennessee House … Continue reading Tennessee passes “vaccine lettuce” bill declaring any food containing a vaccine to be a DRUG
Food, drug shortage crisis rages on: Numerous pharmaceuticals to run out before end of 2023
The “experts” promised us this would never be a problem, but the lingering effects of the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) “pandemic” – or so we are being told – have created a persistent shortage of food and pharmaceutical drugs across the United States. CNN published a piece recently stating that we are currently in “the worst food crisis in … Continue reading Food, drug shortage crisis rages on: Numerous pharmaceuticals to run out before end of 2023
PREPARE FOR PAIN: Scotland bans anesthesia due to its “impact on the climate”
The first country in the world to ban the inhaled anesthetic desflurane is Scotland, which decided that the pain-numbing, sleep-inducing gas is too damaging to the climate to continue allowing for use at hospitals. According to the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS), desflurane has a global warming “potential” that is 2,500 times greater than carbon … Continue reading PREPARE FOR PAIN: Scotland bans anesthesia due to its “impact on the climate”
Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD 