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05/30/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Pat McGrady Sr. reveals DMSO’s medical potential and the story of its persecution
DMSO was first synthesized in 1866 by Russian chemist Alexander Zaytsev, who noted its unique ability to warm skin, dry tissues and dissolve nearly any substance. However, it remained a laboratory curiosity for nearly a century. In the mid-20th century, researchers discovered DMSO’s ability to penetrate skin rapidly, making it a promising drug-delivery agent. It […]
05/30/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Study: Children’s breakfast cereals have become less nutritious and MORE UNHEALTHY over a 13-year period
A 13-year study (2010-2023) found children’s cereals have become less healthy, with more than 30 percent increases in fat and sodium and significant drops in protein and fiber per serving. Experts warn these changes, driven by manufacturers prioritizing taste over nutrition, could worsen childhood obesity and long-term metabolic issues. A single serving now exceeds 45 […]
05/29/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
The remarkable journey of methylene blue: From textile dye to medical marvel
Methylene blue was first synthesized in 1876 as a textile dye but transitioned into medicine due to its unique staining properties, becoming one of the earliest synthetic drugs. Its medical use began with Paul Ehrlich’s 1885 discovery of its ability to selectively stain tuberculosis bacilli. Initially used to treat malaria in WWII, methylene blue is […]
04/30/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
A comprehensive look at DMSO’s potential in cancer treatment
DMSO is a colorless, odorless liquid with broad medical and industrial uses. Therapeutically, it shows promise in cancer treatment due to its ability to carry substances across cell membranes and reduce oxidative stress. Joe B. Floyd, a colon cancer patient, rejected chemotherapy in favor of Dr. E.J. Tucker’s DMSO-based therapy. His cancer markers normalized within […]
04/29/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
DMSO: A new era in pain management
DMSO quickly alleviates pain and reduces scar tissue/adhesions, as demonstrated by Marjorie Saloman’s case, which showed that topical application combined with vitamin E is a viable treatment. DMSO penetrates tissues without causing damage, acting as a carrier for other substances. It also has anti-inflammatory, bacteriostatic and analgesic effects, and aids in swelling reduction and healing. Dr. Stanley […]
03/11/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Unravel the mysteries of ancient maps and lost civilizations in Graham Hancock’s “Fingerprints of the Gods”
The 1513 Piri Reis Map, which was rediscovered in 1929, accurately depicts Antarctica’s coastline – a continent officially discovered in 1818. This raises questions about the map’s origins and the source of its information. Piri Reis claimed his map was based on older sources dating back to the fourth century B.C., suggesting an ancient civilization […]
02/25/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
From textile dye to potential wonder drug: “The Ultimate Guide to Methylene Blue” by Mark Sloan
Methylene blue, invented in 1876, first served as a textile dye, later becoming vital in microbiology and as the first synthetic antimalarial drug. It’s widely used in veterinary medicine for treating methemoglobinemia and poisonings, and serves as an antidote for chemical poisonings and drug overdoses. Methylene blue is effective against various pathogens, including malaria and […]
02/24/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
The evolutionary vision of reality: Exploring Rupert Sheldrake’s “The Presence of the Past”
Rupert Sheldrake’s book, “The Presence of the Past,” proposes a dynamic, evolving universe that challenges the traditional mechanistic understanding. Sheldrake argues that natural laws evolve over time, similar to common law, rather than being eternal and unchanging. He introduces morphic fields, non-material regions that shape the development of organisms and molecules, suggesting they evolve and […]
02/18/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
“The Vitamin Hunters” by Albert von Haller looks into the unseen revolution in nutrition
Japanese physician Kanehiro Takaki conducted a groundbreaking experiment that linked beriberi to a deficient diet of polished rice, challenging the prevailing belief that it was caused by an infectious agent. British naval physician Dr. James Lind conducted a meticulously controlled experiment that proved citrus fruits could prevent and cure scurvy, despite his findings facing resistance […]
07/30/2024
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By Ramon Tomey
Andrew Torba: Suspected Gab account of Trump shooter contains pro-Biden posts
Thomas Matthew Crooks, the failed assassin of former President Donald Trump, allegedly had an account on the alternative social media platform Gab. Gab owner Andrew Torba revealed this in a series of posts on the X platform, adding that Crooks’ account seemingly posted several times in support of President Joe Biden’s edicts. According to Torba, he […]
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