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Joseph Unger's avatar

Awesome! You might also find of interest, 1941 Chromotherapy, M. B. De Jarnette, https://sorsi.com/product/1941-chromotherapy-by-dr-de-jarnette/

and Optic Chromatic Anesthesia. https://pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/article/119/1/177/11450/De-Jarnette-s-Optic-Chromatic-System-of-Anesthesia

I have used the latter to successfully reduce pain by flashing the specific light frequencies into the patient's retina. I have also seen the letter from German surgeons using this method for surgical procedures without chemical anesthesia.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Pinned your comment!

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Hi Doc, thanks for the brilliant synopsis.

Have you heard of Alexander Wunsch?

He does some amazing work as a photobiologist out of Germany.

I'm big into "eating my sunscreen" via cooking shrimp/lobster shells to absorb carotenoids for photoexcitation (EMF) protection:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/i/131928199/how-do-we-eat-our-sunscreen

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JC's avatar

Interesting! When I can, I add prawn shells to my bone broth. I was after glucosamine/chondroitin for healing from knee surgery and plantar fasciitis. But - thank you for this! My current bone broth is half prawn shells!

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ReBecca's avatar

During the plandemic Fauci strongly advised people stay indoors and isolate. This was not to promote health. And now Bill Gates wants to block the sun to prevent global warming.

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RebelAlliance_JMJ's avatar

DEMON$ of DePopulation and Death...."they" have vilified the SUN for decades with Fear-mongering !! I live in Maui and we don't wear sunscreen unless in the sun for more than an hour, and then only natural mineral-based (think Badger sunscreens). I see visitors lathered up from head to toe or covered completely. One must use prudence and build up sun exposure slowly.....good news here is ALL chemical concoctions are banned and ONLY mineral-based ones are sold here :) ...SUN is GOOD !

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Liz's avatar

A couple of years ago on a beach here in UK a young mum had her toddler in a stretchy suit right down to his ankles and wrists, and a hat with a flap at the back to cover the neck, he took it off and chucked it on a rock and she ran over in a flash and thrust it back on. Really brainwashed. It's been cloudy and wet since about then ☹️

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Adrienne's avatar

Many people burn easily at a different latitude than they're used to, so I can sympathize a bit with tourists using sunscreen... still there are healthier ways to protect your skin IMHO.

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sabalina's avatar

also sunglasses mess up the system i read somewhere.

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Tony's avatar

Dr Jack Kruse

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sabalina's avatar

these are only frontmen. thee con is much longer/older.

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Iris Weston's avatar

Wanting to block the sun smacks very strongly of Caligula wanting to whip the sea though; megalomania at its worst.

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Jennifer Beebe's avatar

They are EVIL!!!! 👿

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Elizabeth Woodworth's avatar

Very glad to see this article! I'm reading a sensational book called "The Light Eaters," which just came out in May and went right to the top of the New York Times bestseller list. It's about plants and what we are learning about how conscious they are, something that science has avoided since Darwin, and they ignored and ridicule his contention that the tap root of a plant is where it's all its functions are organized from, in other words the plant brain. Beautifully written and highly recommended!

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Mary W Maxwell's avatar

"What I found remarkable about this was that the pharmaceutical company which made Rohypnol was able to use its lobbyists to get it (the actual problematic drug) removed from those anti-date rape laws."

Makes me want to move to Mars.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I see a lot of things like that happen, but that one definitely took the cake.

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reality speaks's avatar

your last observation regarding the lies the MSM told about Trump and the so called injecting bleach is spot on. I remember watching it live and it was a statement from a person who just heard something being researched and he found it interesting and could see the potential if successful.

Anyone who comes away with another interpretation is not being honest or is just watching the deceptively edited version but out there by the MSM.

This is what finally opened my eyes to the length the MSM will go to lie about Trump, which is 1000% worse than anything Trump has ever done that is not consider acceptable in polite company.

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Daniel's avatar

He was probably thinking of chlorine dioxide. I have some.

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reality speaks's avatar

I don’t the details of what the researcher was describing but Trump was like that’s a cool idea if you could make it work.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

👏👏👏👏👏🎩🎩🎩🎩💯💯💯💯🙏📣📣

Bravo doc😉 Another one knocked out the park. Should cover most of the basics for most to get started on fixing their junk light diets.😉

Re the zeta potentials and liquid crystalline (EZ) water, RBCs and mitochondrial function- two missing pieces of puzzle- look at the microtubules and the lymphatic/glymphatic systems.

The red blood cell draw energy from the sun, to bring light into the body, so that it reflects in the microtubules, raising zeta potential due to the resonance vibrations occurring within the microtubules and the EZ water. Lymphatic system through the fascia, moves the water created by the mitochondria (via ETC and quantum tunnelling of atp) around the body to get into the microtubules. EMR and particularly low levels affect the zeta potential, by opening channels etc, at the wrong time, just as different UV spectrums also do.

The wave genome work of Peter Gariev's showed some of this, along with others like Pollack, Pall and Victor Schauberger, and quite a few others over the centuries.

People will then also understand why eugenics supporter L'Oreal commercialised sunscreen after WW2, and why Gates continues to push for blocking sun technology.🤐🤦‍♀️

#youRlight #wearemany #wearememory #wewillnotforgive #mistakeswereNOTmade #getlocalised

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Tony's avatar

Love this! You must know of Dr Jack Kruse?

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Barry O'Kenyan's avatar

That is why being outdoors is very important.

I noticed that I felt better whenever I was outside the house.

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KarlM Alias's avatar

It is infra red and ubv and the quantum particles we need, and we can get them artificially (unless fortunate to live in the Bahamas etc.)

https://evolutionaryhealthplan.info

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Barry O'Kenyan's avatar

There is no substitute for the real thing.

Outdoors - does not have to be in Jamaica, mann. Look at those healthy people living in the cold zones.

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sabalina's avatar

a few hours of sun , here in ireland, make a huge difference to me.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

They have also developed complementary and compensatory lifestyle and nutritional habits, to counter the differences in latitudes and solar patterns though. So essentially, the further away, the higher the challenge.😉

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Jackeroo's avatar

I've learned that people native of higher latitudes (whiter skin) can also use cold exposure to improve mitochondrial function, as well as sunlight.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

Exactly! Which is even more interesting when one looks at the incidence of all cause mortality in migrants to countries like England, Scotland, Norway, Finland, etc.😉

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sabalina's avatar

if one is outside a bit it ads up, unless the skies are grey/ed a lot.

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Barry O'Kenyan's avatar

"They have also developed complementary and compensatory lifestyle and nutritional habits, ...."

The Irish have their cure-all: Guinness.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

Precisely😉 Yet I think Guinness effects, are in conjunction with aspects, and are definitely dose dependent😉🤣😂

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Barry O'Kenyan's avatar

Cheers!

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Awaken The Lions In Truth's avatar

It's high time someone like yourself MidWesternDoctor, gave us an essay exactly like this one, to plainly explain to modern medicine idiot allopaths and their sheep, all about the critical hormone aka Vitamin D3 and key natural sunlight - which the powers that should not be, along with sooper genius Billy 'Eugenics' Gates are screwing with.

Thank you, gratefully yours!

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Andrew N's avatar

Wow what a fantastic article and great resource so much in this. This post is also a great summary and complements your writing very well. Thanks

https://tristanhealth.substack.com/p/why-you-can-never-replace-full-spectrum

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LEA7's avatar

Sunlight gives us health and vitality. The eyes section is critical - we need to soak in sun. It is life giving. Morning sun helps set our circadian rhythm for nighttime sleep. Nature provides if we let it - God knew what He was doing. Excellent article; thank you!

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Great Article! My friend Dr William Grant for decades has been promoting the true value of sun light for good health which is opposed by the dermatologists who earn their living by treating the disease states created by deficiencies in Vitamin D. He is in alignment with GrassrootsHealth.net that is trying to educate the masses about the true value of Vitamin D that is being ignored and discredited by the mainstream medical profession!

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Added comment! Was in China at a hospital in Shanghai in 1997 and we were visiting a patients room which was bare bones with a pitcher of water and a basin and an Army cot and no patient! I asked were the patient was! He was in the courtyard receiving a IV and soaking in the sun shine! The Chinese through trial and error over 5000 years figured out how to treat the patient with natural remedies! No money to be made that way in the USA! Also, they don’t over spend on infrastructure!

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Cushman's avatar

I was able to observe the following because of A Midwestern Doctor's article "What Makes Vaccines so Dangerous." Do six of the twelve Queen Elisabeth 2024 Violin Competition Laureates appear to have a Cranial Nerve VI vaccine injury? https://queenelisabethcompetition.be/en/laureates/ You can see the same condition in the voice and piano laureates post covid. Not as common pre-covid. Group most affected are Asian. The Queen Elisabeth competition is prestigous. All of the laureate will have remarkable careers.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

It's very sad once you start noticing this. It's much easier to detect in person because the dynamic movements of the face get slowed down.

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JC's avatar

The violin is an unnaturally lopsided instrument. Unless someone has learned Alexander Technique for correct alignment, the violin will throw people off, and possibly block Cranial VI, as well. There are many ways to get out of balance in this world!

However, this possible explanation does not apply to the vocal competitors, who - appear to be in even worse shape than the violinists!

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Doug Cragoe's avatar

John Ott was an early expert in time lapse photography. And so he was brought in to an experiment using microscopic time lapse filmmaking that looked at the effects of minute amounts of fluoride on mouse connective tissue cells. It's seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBsDQPRt-5Q

While this was solid evidence of fluoride's toxicity at very minute doses, the effect was not duplicated when the same levels were applied to other body cells. Thus, Ott had a bit of a falling out with the anti-fluoridationists who brought him in to do these experiments.

You being an extremely smart and educated doctor, I can't image you are yourself drinking fluoridated water to prevent tooth decay. But I have not seen you comment on fluoride or fluoridation. Right now in New Zealand the push is on to fluoridate the entire nation, as that what the central government wants. And it will likely happen, despite lots of local opposition and local democratic votes against it.

Your thoughts on this?

I bought an Ott light years ago. I also bought a Ott VHS video tape that had jazz music on it, and as I recall Ott played jazz himself.

At one time I had my glasses made without the UV filter. But since then I got new glasses with the UV filter, and one pair with a variable type of sunglass that gets light in dark areas and dark when outside. Later on I got persuaded by eye doctors that UV filters should be in glasses.

I've read that the atmosphere is changing, and there is now more dangerous amounts of UV light coming down on us. Your thoughts on the changing atmosphere and how it could affect the light we get?

I do get into sunlight as much as possible. I put on sunscreen after some exposure, as a sunburn is bad and should be avoided in my opinion. My dermatologist says I should alway be wearing sunscreen like she does, but I disagree with her on that.

Some decades ago there was a fairly big movement to install full spectrum lighting in office settings. But that seems to have died down. Dr. Mercola says LED lighting is not healthy. Plain old incandescent bulbs may be healthier. But now the U.S. is stopping the manufacturing of plain old incandescent light bulbs. People are encouraged to use fluorescents or LED lights. Your thoughts on the healthiest indoor lighting?

I liked your story on GHB.

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

John Otto’s associate for years has tried to get our schools in the USA to use lights that emit the wave length that stimulated Vit D production. No success!

Brain dead educators!

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JC's avatar

OH HECK Doug Cragoe - Australia was fluoride free until 2008 when they decided that the whole country needed it. Our water is connected - it's part of the drought survival plan, so that they can pump water across the country as needed. Ergo, you can't even un-fluoridate a single part of it (our mayor has tried). Additionally, around 2011, the dam nearest me had an "unspecified spill" of fluoride. We got little notices about "contaminants" and to boil the water (which speaks to me of microbes, not fluoride, but okay). I found out about the spill around 2014, after I'd already lost my thyroid. What little I could find, sounded like a major spill, but no way to tell how many people were affected or harmed by it.

I lived in the USA most of my life, and never heard of fluoride spills! (but that doesn't mean they didn't happen!)

Rage, rage for the purity of the water!

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Runemasque's avatar

This organization has info and links to lighting. I'm working on this too. I just bought a bunch of chromalux bulbs. Esther van Der Werf and the Bates Method related to eyesight are interesting to look into. https://www.softlights.org/led-debacle/

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sue's avatar

TMD has definitely talked about fluoride in previous posts.

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Doug Cragoe's avatar

What did he say about it?

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sue's avatar

If you subscribe you can search. I searched and it brought up 6 posts. He never has anything good to say about it, always bad.

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Doug Cragoe's avatar

I wish there was some advice on how to find comments, and respond to comments. I was able to find your comment without much trouble this time. Other times I get to the comment, but not the rest of the string.

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sue's avatar

I agree, it is kind of odd. If you click on a response from someone, like I just clicked on yours, it takes me to the comment. But if I go back to thread I end up in no mans land and can't find it again. I also wish there were a search function on comments.

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Doug Cragoe's avatar

Thanks. One of the difficult things about sub stack is that after I get an e-mail with a response to a post I made, clicking on the "view comment" does not take me to the comment. I've found it hard to respond to comments as they can become difficult to find.

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Tony's avatar

Flouride will steal your electrons!!

HARD STOP

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James Miller's avatar

Wow- mind bending. Thank you

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I really want to see what you have to say about part 2 because UVBI completely changes surgical outcomes.

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TnDoc's avatar

MwD... Excellent review of photobiology. Spent 20 years exploring this area myself. After meeting Fritz Popp years ago at one of his Summer Schools, I was hooked. Spent many years trying to recruit fellow ophthalmologists to investigating photobiomodulation (PBM) with me, but was pretty much treated like Semmelweiss (at least I wasn't beaten to death in a psych ward). The positive thing from my meager efforts was that there is a soon-to-be FDA-approved (I hate the whole concept) PBM treatment for dry age-related macular degeneration (Dry ARMD). It does work - the science is good... Sadly, the technology is in the hands of Pharma and will be available with the usual "pay-per-treatment" scams that are the hallmark of US corporate medicine.

And, so it goes at the end of Empire...

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Cynthia Ford's avatar

A few years back there were clinical trials starting at UCSF on biophotomodulation for cognitive impairment. Don't know if these were the designed-to-fail kind, given UCSF's stances on other issues, but it seems as if this is creeping in in some places. California still has a ton of alternative medicine, and has some sway as when Newsom or some of the pharma schills were trying to make it illegal for a doctor to diss the vax, which I think failed (might've been Richard Pann, pediatrician and pharma camp follower), the proposed law specifically excluded alternative medicine.

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TnDoc's avatar

Yes. The predecessor to the new company was Photothera. They were studying PBM for various neurological conditions (stroke, etc.). The company was mismanaged and ended up being sold off for peanuts, I think. Some of the principals in that company picked up our work with ARMD and created a new company (has been on the market and treating patients in EU for several years). BTW, I am not affiliated with the latest iteration of a PBM company as I was evicted once my IP was locked up..

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yantra's avatar

Good for you TnDoc! getting PBM photobiomodulation approved for an eye condition like macular degeneration is stunning! - even if it is doled out like a pharmaceutical drug by a pay per treatment machine. Still it underscores the healing power of light, as they are similarly doing with skin disorders like psoriasis, and that is great. It is opening an important door. Thank you.

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TnDoc's avatar

Yes, yantra... Getting through the FDA and "evidence-based" medicine roadblocks is a positive thing for photomedicine, but seeing it turned into a "photo-ceutical" under the guidance of the CEO - a Big Pharma PharmD type with delusions of grandeur - has been hard to swallow.

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yantra's avatar

i understand that would be very difficult to swallow . . .

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beth02's avatar

Any thoughts on red light therapy ? For skin issues, etc.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Often very helpful for a lot of thing.

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