It took three years to analyze the million+ pages of the Pfizer “success” they wanted to keep secret for 75 years. Here’s the definitive analysis that the FDA never did:
https://www.arkmedic.info/p/the-pfizer-job
Just me
Light, water, mitochondria, and our microbiome
Here’s an informative 2025 discussion covering the subject:
I’ve read dozens of studies over the past two weeks, and found none worth curating. So here are some memes.
Timeout for memes
Starting this blog’s eleventh year with meme relief.
Every day I challenge myself to read at least one paper with which I strongly disagree. But I don’t want to fill up my life and this blog by curating papers that detract from science or are a waste of resources.
Maybe tomorrow I’ll return with Max Planck’s observation that science advances one funeral at a time.
Don’t leave any battles for your children that you should have won
This is a perspective of a U. S. military member who refused to obey unlawful orders earlier this decade:
“Dr. Sam Sigoloff is one of the three US military doctors who, under whistleblower protection, reported on the Defense Medical Data Base (DMED data) that showed evidence of widespread injuries sustained by US active service members following the mandated covid 19 injections.
It’s illegal to tell me to take a EUA drug. It’s not a lawful order. The only lawful order is if they actually had Comirnaty, which doesn’t exist. We have seen no evidence that it exists.
Look this says, safe and effective. That’s a false statement. We know it’s not safe nor effective. And effective isn’t even the word that we should be looking for. We should be using the word efficacious. Efficacious means it does what it’s supposed to do, meaning what we expect it to do, as you and I expect it to stop disease. It doesn’t do that.
There is no justification that you have to give. If you don’t want to do it, you don’t do it. If you keep wearing a mask, this will never end.”
https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/195901.html “After Hours with Dr. Sigoloff”
What can’t white tea do?
An effusive 2024 review of white tea’s beneficial effects:
“This comprehensive examination contributes nuanced perspectives, paving the way for continued research, innovation, and integration of white tea into diverse consumer preferences. Overall, white tea emerges as a multifaceted beverage with far-reaching implications for health, wellness, and the future landscape of the tea industry.”
https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.26599/FSHW.2024.9250424 “New insights into chemical compositions and health benefits of white tea and development of new products derived from white tea” (click pdf link)
I didn’t see a mention of white tea drinkers’ ability to levitate and fly the astral plane like the Red Bull commercials. Maybe it’s just obvious?
Confirming a smell and taste anecdote
My sense of smell returned this time last year per A smell and taste anecdote. Yesterday my primary olfactory nervous system had exceptionally strong function: Freshly ground coffee; roses; the last lemony magnolia flowers of the season; the period pad of a woman in her forties as we exchanged greetings from ten feet away on our opposing beach walks; decomposing reeds and other annual vegetation near a trail.
Most of the credit goes to taking ProdromeGlia and ProdromeNeuro every day. The company hasn’t mentioned that effect in their promotion material or Dr. Goodenowe’s videos AFAIK.
I still spend 3-5 hours a day reading abstracts and studies, and material that challenges my ideas and beliefs. I skip over obvious propaganda, but it’s so pervasive that occasionally I slip.
Here’s a 3-minute excerpt noting November 5:
A visible act of God
I’ve seen four acts of God in my life. This post is about the third.
The first two happened to me. It’s been one month since we all saw the fourth. The recipient characterized it last night when prompted by Elon Musk:
“It’s very much an act of God. It’s a miracle that it happened, and I’m honored by it, I’m honored by it.”
Forty years ago, when on my third submarine, I was in the control room, standing watch as the contact coordinator. I didn’t have much to do because we were on the surface at nighttime, rolling and pitching in heavy seas, and no other ships were crazy enough to be near us.
The officer on deck KD was alone topside in the sail. The lookout normally stationed with him had been sent below decks because of the seas.
The ship’s captain KS was on the #1 periscope scanning the horizon. The chief-of-the-boat was in the control room monitoring water coming through the latched-open hatch.
After one pitch, a hundred gallons gushed into the control room, followed by the unlatched hatch slamming shut. I remember thinking KD had a minute to live if he wasn’t already drowned.
The COB and the captain immediately started to crank open the hatch. Although there were hundreds of pounds of sea water on top pressing it shut, it couldn’t wait to be drained.
After what seemed like a long time, the COB and captain drenched themselves opening the hatch. They ran up the ladder, unhooked KD’s safety harness, and lowered him thirty feet into the control room.
The ship’s hospital corpsman checked KD’s vital signs as satisfactory, and he and the COB took KD below decks. After closing the hatch, the captain reversed course, and informed the chain of command of his decision.
I was raised to be religious. My first impulse is to not necessarily interpret what I see as coincidental.
Back to July 13: I haven’t understood viewpoints contrary to a visible act of God during this past month. Can people discard what we’ve all seen? Have we been propagandized sufficiently to believe what we’re told and not our lying eyes?
It may seem from studies I’ve curated on this blog that I think there’s something people can individually do about extending our lifespans. But I don’t believe that. And why is almost everybody doing things in their lives that encourage reducing their healthspans that may shorten their putative lifespans?
I don’t have an opinion as to whether an individual’s life has a determinable purpose revealed by an act of God. I didn’t get purposeful revelations the first two times acts of God happened to me like what happened to my namesake on the road to Damascus. It just wasn’t my time to die. I lost track of KD and KS before timely soliciting their opinions.
No más
“It is difficult to overestimate how much this Supreme Court just historically and permanently altered the landscape of federal government overreach. I believe this unimaginable improvement in our national prospects was the inevitable result of the Supreme Court observing the government’s wild and painful overreach during the pandemic.
In other words: vaccine mandates.
We’ve longed for a lone decision saying HHS and OSHA can’t just arbitrarily order people to take experimental medical treatments they don’t want. We didn’t get that. But what we did get is arguably and breathtakingly much, much better. The Supreme Court took the long view. They’ve changed everything – including but not only medical freedom – for the better.”
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/devastating-tuesday-july-2-2024-c
Image from the US Library of Congress
What can be done today to fulfill early unmet needs?
Got agitated earlier this week watching Tucker Carlson’s freely-available interview with a maniac who thinks he’s graduated into a higher state by worshiping the Great AI (Artificial Intelligence, aka Automated Internet, inhabited solely by robots) which will dictate every aspect of what to do with his life. Nevermind that behind the Great AI curtain are the same people who have lied to billions of us, especially during every day of this decade.
Are his current set of beliefs better than previous ones he had of putting a chip into everybody’s brain? What’s wrong with getting to live your own life?
What I saw expressed in the interview was an exhausting pursuit of substitutes for feeling loved. I doubt that many others saw the same, because feeling unloved is so devastating we’ll do anything to avoid it.
But re-experiencing early memories and feelings of unmet needs in a therapeutic setting is the way to keep them from subsequently running our lives. Otherwise, we’ll develop unfulfilling substitutes for what we missed, with misdirected ideas and beliefs accompanied by their unconscious act-outs.
While speaking with a mother who is doing a terrific job of meeting her six-month-old’s needs, I attempted to contrast this interview with the experiences she and her husband are giving their child. Maybe if they read this post, my poor explanation will become clearer.
Wild persimmon trees’ eclipse shadows
A head slam anecdote
1. I had some head trauma on Day 146 of an extended 90-day trial of plasmalogen precursor supplements. It happened when ordering dinner for delivery to three people while visiting them a half-dozen states away.
Order status notification was Delivered, but when I went downstairs, I couldn’t find it on either the front or back porches. In the middle of wandering around an unfamiliar house during twilight, I tripped, and head-butted a wall.
2. I’m a little concerned about a 4 cm x 3 cm scalp scrape. Maybe the scar will become a tattoo?
I’m more concerned about the skull / brain impact and cervical disk compression I felt. There have been subsequent symptoms like not understanding simple things my hosts said, and other glitches in me perceiving reality.
Getting medical professionals involved in possible injury treatment won’t happen, though. I lost trust in them because of their actions this decade.
3. Taking daily plasmalogen precursor supplements may have cushioned effects of this head slam. Two days afterwards, though, I ran out of ProdromeGlia, which has been out-of-stock for over a month. Other Prodrome non-proprietary products I don’t use are also out-of-stock. Not a desirable business metric.
There are a hundred ways a small business can screw up customer relationships. It may help for management to emphasize a customer’s value when assessing inventory. Here’s one way to calculate a customer’s monetary value:
Our grandchildren’s grandchildren
Starting this blog’s tenth year with admitting to a National Geographic Alaska show compulsion. There’s something fascinating about seeing a subsistence lifestyle that I’d never choose.
1. A recent Life Below Zero: First Alaskans episode “Rite of Spring” included a visit to remains of a childhood home that had been swept away in a 2009 Yukon River flood. Some of the dialog:
“He put in his will that this land wasn’t ever to be sold or divided. It was for his grandchildren’s grandchildren.”
Nice thought. It’d be better, though, if a person would be around to see that generation of their descendants. Which is impossible when someone risks their survival day after day.
2. A Life Below Zero: Next Generation episode “Uneven Ground” showed a couple and their child repairing an access road, to include clearing trash from their property that’s on a former military installation. I’d guess that there’s a zero percent probability that they weren’t also exposed to leftover environmental toxins in their property’s soil and water.
3. Speaking of which, the park I played in as often as possible until age twelve was mentioned in two articles published decades afterwards:
“They’ll have to deal with toxic waste from incinerator ash dumped on the land as fill that’s buried up to four feet deep. Redevelopment of a water park at the adjacent Grapeland Heights Park required removal of 80,000 tons of soil at a cost of $10 million. Soil tests conducted by DERM in 2006 showed elevated levels of several contaminants, including barium, copper, and dioxins.”
“Toxic trouble at the Melreese site was also well-known. The city got an expensive lesson in the problem in 2005, when buried ash with dangerous levels of arsenic, lead, and other contaminants were found at Grapeland Heights Park, the popular park with ball fields adjacent to Melreese.”
Toxic soil under golf course is a legacy of Miami’s dirty past. There’s a lot more out there
I haven’t had toxicity tests after learning about this a few years ago. Too easy to get thoughts, feelings, and behavior trapped in What was not, is not, and will never be.
4. My oldest grandchild and I had a conversation about their environmental angst, which apparently was due to just reading about pollution. I didn’t say much, or sugarcoat anything, or otherwise dismiss concerns.
I think my teenaged grandchildren will be alright, but it’s also up to each of them and their own actions. Too early to expect to see their grandchildren.
I get pollution and death reminders on every beach walk from brown foam and washed up debris of formerly living things. Focusing on those aspects would take away from a beach walk’s other experiences.
Guardians at your gates
This post emphasizes human agency in training our innate immune system. Otherwise, we are like agentless jellyfish I see almost every day on the beach, moved by tides and blown by winds, to their stranded graves.
I don’t cite studies here because none have been published regarding recent developments in human innate immune responses. Researchers keep their jobs by going along with the current narrative, no matter the evidence. I’ve presented evidence for taking personal responsibility for your own one precious life many times this decade.
There’s a JN.1 variant now that has emerged due to being evolutionarily driven to escape people’s adaptive immune systems who had one or more of the 2+ billion experimental gene therapy injections worldwide. People who are focused on this variant “tree” and missing the “forest” are allowing themselves to be herded for at least the tenth time this decade.
What can people who didn’t initially trust their innate immune systems, and subsequently slammed its functionality, do now in late 2023?
One avenue for redemption may be that taking off-patent anti-virals proven decades ago will work prophylactically. Even if people wait until they experience symptoms, luckily, the same proven anti-virals when administered early will also work therapeutically. Maybe people’s innate immune systems will recover, maybe they won’t, in which case they’ll hopefully keep taking anti-virals instead of unproven gene therapies.
Those who didn’t allow themselves to be propagandized this decade, and who initially trusted their innate immune systems’ functioning to maintain their health, will be fine. If they haven’t subsequently trained their innate immune systems, though, they may take longer to recover from another outbreak caused by people who acquiesced to experimental gene therapies.
I’ve trained my innate immune system every day for the past 19 years with yeast cell wall β-glucan because every disease is connected to the immune system. I’ve also exercised my endogenous antioxidant responses with weak pro-inflammatory isothiocyanates in broccoli sprouts every day for 3.5+ years.
Daily drills with weak threats will keep our body’s evolved systems tuned up and ready for real emergencies. Being sick takes away our ability to act independently, while simultaneously making us dependent on the broken medical care system.
So what is your preference? Be energized at sunrise?
Or washed up on the beach?
Canadian Thanksgiving
Canadians were in dire straights yesterday, needing something to not be depressed about. It isn’t that US citizens are less depressed, but we have our Bill of Rights 1st and 2nd amendments that we adhere to.
Several of the people on this three and a half hour conversation were Canadians. Will you listen to them?
I learned a lot, such as possible transgenerational inheritance of effects from worldwide coerced actions. Bhakdi shortly after the 1 hour 6 min point was the easiest to understand, and also the scariest.
So what were you thankful for yesterday? Exposing facts?
Surface Your Real Self 