What is The Forgotten Side of Medicine?
From a young age, I was drawn to understanding the fundamental truths of medicine and before long realized an immense number of vital discoveries had become forgotten and disappeared. Seeking out them out showed me how interconnected everything was and that frequently to understand medicine and the body, I needed to look somewhere else (e.g., understanding the core of media and propaganda).
During COVID, a series of serendipitous events gave me a small voice, and before long I learned that the world now craved the perspective I’d devoted my life to seeking out. Because of that and the immense debt I owe towards the extraordinary mentors who graciously taught my the Forgotten Sides of Medicine, I’ve made the decision to devote all of my free time (and more) to bringing awareness to these topics in a tangible way each of you can make your own.
Since we live in an era of information overload where time is our most limited commodity and the task I’ve set out to do (e.g., adequately covering all of the most important topics) is immense, this publication prioritizes quality over quantity, with each newsletter you receive intended to contain insightful information directly relevant to your life and healing the turbulent times we are stuck within. As such, topics covered typically are:
•Data-driven explorations of forgotten medical therapies, which if utilized, are likely to directly improve one’s health or challenging medical conditions.
•Summaries of the hidden dangers of common medical practices (e.g., vaccines, pharmaceuticals and surgeries) along with the rationale for alternative approaches to the diseases which are safer and more likely to work.
•Key political events relating to our health which are covered both to help explain where our frequently flawed health decisions originate from and to provide tangible steps we can take to prevent these catastrophes from repeating.
•Forgotten biological and medical discoveries which completely change our conception of life and what we are—all of which is often needed to surmount the “incurable” illnesses we encounter.
•Exploring the psychology and philosophy which underlies many of the dysfunctions throughout both medicine and politics as it only by understanding it that we can move beyond it.
•Giving a voice to the victims of medical atrocities who are typically discarded and forgotten, both to honor them, but also, as these cycles repeat, to prevent you from falling victim to the same scam they did.
What Can You Expect?
I have very little time to read most of what I to, so my goal is both to create the newsletter I wished I could have read years ago and to have each article be worth your time to read (e.g., by having it contain new information you haven’t seen before, or for it to provide useful answers to questions I know many have been extremely curious about).
While different, this format (useful long form content that is published at a slower pace) has filled an unmet need, creating a positive impact, that in slightly under three years allowed The Forgotten Side of Medicine to become the most popular medical publication on Substack.
Likewise, many have shared the immense benefit this newsletter provided to them. What follows for example is a small sampling of the thousands of notes I’ve received from supporters of this publication all of which can be read here) that highlight what I am seeking to accomplish with this publication.
Why Sign Up?
By subscribing, you will the first to receive reports that often later enter the holistic discourse and through your email account can maintain an easily searchable archive of them which can never be deleted (something which happens far too often in this age of censorship).
Additionally, since the start, I’ve worked to cultivate a community full of likeminded individuals with a lifetime of experience in natural medicine and many readers have found the community within the comments here is an incredibly valuable resource to them.
The goal that motivates me to give my heart and soul to this newsletter is to help both you and the world we live within. I am incredibly grateful to each of you who has trusted and empowered me to complete that mission, and I am incredibly excited at what can be accomplished in the years to come. To quote Steve Kirsch (whose spontaneous decision to promote this non-existent publication was largely responsible for
