Anyone who goes to the medical industry now deserves what they get. It's their own choice and their own fault for being so blind. It's nature's way of cleansing the gene pool and how perfect, they actually choose ignorance thus taking their own selves out along with their lineage.
Very true and also true for any decision-making, once we are adults, right? Passing the decision making to others means you will ultimately be the one to deal with the consequences because they will not stand by you should things go wrong.
Absolutely 100% true. In our modern fast paced world we are all busy and we sometimes feel it is easier and faster to rely on someone who we expect to be looking out for our own or our family members. When our oldest daughter was about 8 or 9 she started having pain in her leg so she could not run very long at soccer practice. We took her to one doctor that was not real sure what was going on and tried something that did not seem to help so.....we got a 2nd opinion at a specialist in Houston who took one look at the x-ray and told us with 100% certainty what the problem was and how it should be treated. I beat myself up for quite some time about not going to see the specialist sooner and subjecting our daughter to useless care that just took up time and money and learned the valuable lesson you outlined about taking responsibility for making the right decisions ourself .
It is a shame that way too many people expect the gov't to make the right decision for many of the major life decisions (medical insurance) for us but.......bureaucrats and gov't officials do not care about me or my family near as much as I do so let the citizens decide what is best for themselves and get the gov't out of the decision process except to make sure that all info is out there available for us to learn from.
That seems a bit unfair. The people who go to MDs in fear because they've been diagnosed with cancer or with high BP or AFib can't all be expected to do the research. They're not necessarily "choosing ignorance", they're acting in desperation.
I tell my highly bruised friends on Eliquis that they're at risk of a brain bleed. I tell them just look at the FAERS data you can easily access on rxisk. Eliquis can not only kill but also cause AFib! But guess what? I just made myself their "doctor". They're panicked. Who really knows what way they should go?
No that's nonsense. It's money done this way. A totally arbitrary construct. There are countless other ways we can do money. How retarded to use a money system that literally gets us to bludgeon ourselves. You probably don't know why, don't know the mechanics. Well here it is barefaced - money is created through loans. The principle goes into an account, which means it goes into the economy. The payments though don't just call for the principle, there is an added premium to paying back, which is the interest - WHICH NEVER GOES INTO THE ECONOMY. What a bunch of hapless gooses we are using a system such as this that virtually makes us slap ourselves whenever we use it. Oh boy they can laugh. Let's make the last laugh on them?
My 34 year old son in law is an electrician and had a serious Arc Blast accident yesterday…He received 2nd Degree burns on his arm, face and eyes.
He’s at the Burn Unit at Jackson Memorial in Miami.
We need him to stay at the hospital as long as possible…But also want to take advantage of the benefits of DMSO for healing his burn injuries.
Does anyone know of a Doctor we can work with through Telemedicine or in the South Florida area. I just want to make sure I use the proper protocols. I have DMSO, distilled water, nanoparticle colloidal silver. Just looking for “professional guidance” in case someone pushes back on me for using DMSO on his burns.
I'm sorry to hear of your son in law's burns. I don't know of any physician who works with DMSO, but I think you're on the right track. 7 days ago I had a second degree burn on the palm of my hand. I slathered DMSO on it immediately, refreshing after an hour. I've treated a few more times with DMSO and intermittently with petroleum jelly. The DMSO I used was 70% mixed with aloe vera gel. Although the worst parts of the burn are left with a leathery skin, I think that will resolve over time. Best wishes.
Years ago I used DMSO on one of my horses that got injured. Though it took awhile he did health and returned to normal function. So Much better, IMHO, than dosing him up with drugs that may have masked clinical symptoms which would have made it harder to see progress.
I have Amandha Vollmer’s book and have followed Midwestern Doctor from day one. I also have the preservative free distilled Aloe Vero and have been using DMSO for minor injuries for a couple of years. Treating second degree burns is a whole other level. Just want to be careful and plan for when he returned home from the burn unit. TY! 🙏
Amandha Vollmer is one DMSO expert and so is the Midwestern Doctor. He will be able to heal up really well using DMSO I am certain. But you need information on how to administer it. It takes substances deep into the dermis so the area has to be clean. Don't ever use it with tea tree oil. Very bad but it's good with caster oil however do some research and learn about it. I think you're taking the right path turning to DMSO.
I have Amandha Vollmer’s book and have followed Midwestern Doctor from day one. I also have the preservative free distilled Aloe Vero and have been using DMSO for minor injuries for a couple of years. Treating second degree burns is a whole other level. Just want to be careful and plan for when he returned home from the burn unit. TY! 🙏
I'm so sorry to hear it. Thank God for you and your family, you are close knit and caring.
Immediately; I am concerned about pain, as a Paramedic student, later physician assistant I've spend time at a burn unit. I've lived with intractable and incurable pain for 20 years now, skydiving accident.
Adhesive arachnoiditis pain is rightfully compared to that of bonecancer. I have been on palliative care for 10 years, subanesthetic ketamine infusion treatment over 34 hospitalizations.
Just in case your son in law needs the best, non opiate treatment during skin removals, surgery and healing. Ketamine has neuroregenerative properties, and helps with neuropathic pain. It's also anti-inflammatory.
An infusion with DMSO and ketamine may give his body the best chance for healing, and much less chronic pain. Godspeed Michael, and a prayer for speedy healing. Best of luck, South Florida must have outpatient clinics.
I don't know of any docs using it. There was an article yesterday, I think on Dr. Mercola, about its healing powers with a partial explanation of the mechanism of action, but also a warning on how to avoid side effects and damage from using it, dosage-related. Also, there are homoeopathic remedies and lotions for burns. Dr. Farokh Master does Zoom calls and is a great prescriber; he has a website for contact information. I can't imagine a hospital allowing you to bring in other forms of treatment other than what they offer; perhaps you could get the lay of the land on that in advance.
TY! I agree…I saw that on Mercola. I’ve been reading everything I can find on DMSO since it was first talked about by MWD. Just want to be as prepared as possible and not do anything that could inhibit proper healing…
Don't count on a doc. It is so non-toxic, that Midwestern Doc says: EXPERIMENT. Look at Forgotten Medicine articles about DMSO and burns, and choose a percentage & co-factor (for burns, I would go with aloe & maybe castor oil at 70%, but that's me - you are an experiment of N=1, so you need to figure out what works for you.)
INSTEAD of looking for a doctor and wasting time - start treating NOW, the closer you treat to the time of injury, the better results you will get.
I definitely was not counting on a doc, but was hoping on some direction from someone...I ended up making a 70% DMSO/30% Aloe gel...I make my own colloidal (nanoparticle) silver and often use that with DMSO as well...
Thankfully he is healing very well and may not need to re-wrap his arm every day after today...
Mine wasn't nearly as bad as yours, I'm sure, but I used straight DMSO on my annual "burn the shit out of my arm on the wood stove" routine, and the pain and redness went away after a few days. 2nd and 3rd degree burns as well, but a much smaller area. I somehow manage to do that crap every winter season.
"A patient cured is a patient lost" indeed. Cures like ivermectin, mebendazole, fenbendazole, DMSO, HCL and many more are demonized because "they kain't make no money". Cures, generally speaking, are one and done. Symptom treatment is indefinite in nature. Putting 100 years of flu vaccines and we still have flu aside, my personal experience was and is with acid reflux / AKA GERD. After diagnosis I was prescribed a PPI, ( proton pump inhibitor ), an acid suppressant. Sparing the details of council and why I was asked to trust my source and to throw the PPIs away. I was then told to take hydrochloric acid, ( HCL ), supplements with my meals. Increasing the amount if no noticeable benefit or "heat" and decreasing the amount with noticeable "heat". It worked. My problem was not too much stomach acid; it was not enough at the right time. I have since replaced the HCL supplements with probiotics and have never looked back. The cure was the exact opposite of my prescription and recommended treatment protocol. M.D.s mean well, but they are subjected to industry controlled curriculum, ( brainwashing ), that is required for them to get their credentials. My current healthcare directive stipulates that no drugs under patent can be used in my care absent my express consent. Can you say Remdesivir ?
Good job Gary. Congratulations. There is a chiropractic treatment for acid reflux. We have a methodology through muscle testing to determine if the cardiac sphincter is functioning properly and or if there is a hiatal hernia. If you have a hiatal hernia go to a hospital and they will cut you open and pull it down and tie it for $50,000 or you can come into a chiropractor’s office and he’ll pull it down for about $50. Sometimes you have to do it a few times. once it stays that’s the end of the acid reflux and if you can get the cardiac sphincter to start functioning normally which is not difficult, it’s done . I have treated hundreds and hundreds of these. They’re actually pretty easy and they respond quickly. I may have to do it 3 or 4 or five times but so what.
A few years ago, in my Austin office I had a retired gastroenterologist come into my office. When I asked what I could do for him, he said I have back pain and I have acid reflux and I’d like you to fix both of them. I said to him, “you are retired gastroenterologist. You must’ve seen thousands of cases of acid reflux in your career.“He said, “that’s right and my son is a gastroenterologist, but your technique is better than mine so fix it please. “And so we did in about two visits.
Being in the healthcare business for 40 years, it’s almost embarrassing. How some things are so simple and are made into a big deal for money. If you go to my website www.hipbalancer.com I describe how you can fix most back pain by yourself and how you can fix most headaches by yourself.
Dr. Klayman, have you ever heard of this process for reflux? First thing in the morning, drink a tall glass of water (16oz or more) and then jump with emphasis on coming down, not jumping up. It is said that the weight of water in the stomach can bring about relief of a stomach that's up too high and causing reflux. I haven't needed to try it myself, but it sounds like it might work!
Yes, I have heard of it and I’ve even recommended it to people. The weight of the water coming down, pulls your stomach down out of the esophagus. It’s kind of like a balloon with all the weight at the bottom of the balloon.
I have found that the older I get the harder I have to work at not getting sucked into the current medical model. Turning 65 was an eye opener. I now “qualify” for annual wellness checks, access to an RN 24/7, etc. I have to keep saying “no, I don’t need that,” more often. I appreciate the information and help I’ve found through your well documented information. I have avoided knee surgery with DMSO, along with its significant help with pain relief and healing. I’ve recently found a cure for years of irritating toenail fungus with chlorine dioxide, along with its use for other skin flare ups, such as cysts and bug bites. I probably take too many supplements, but I’m trying to actively control my health care needs without so many over prescribed medications. Losing weight has helped me get off blood pressure pills and avoid medications to lower blood sugar. Trying to keep my husband and myself healthy is a lot of work. With a medical background, I do my due diligence through researching out the best self treatments I can. I’m not completely out of the medical pipeline, but I think I’m doing better and Im wiser. Thankfully I was able to easily get off Prozac years ago. The more I learn about SSRIs, the luckier I feel. I lucked out and didn’t trust the Covid vaccines, so I feel like I dodged that bullet. I avoid NSAIDs like the plague—mostly because of the side effects I have from them (with the exception of aspirin in small doses), even Tylenol (something I use sparingly—and still have unwanted side effects). DMSO is something I can use topical has helped ( haven’t tried it orally as I haven’t felt the need yet). Thank you AMD for your hard work. It’s definitely helped me.
The only good thing about covid is now I fear everyone and everything re our medical system. I have zero trust except for a very few people ie MWD, Kory and Mercola.
Not vaccinated and never had covid thank God.
But I’ve lost several family and friends due to the vaccines.
I really don’t see how the medical system will ever recover and restore trust…
It seems like the prototype used to select those for medical school admission has changed since pharma took over. My family and my wife’s family have had at least one MD in the immediate family for generations. These people were smart and confident in their skills. They could accurately diagnose with incomplete information. Unlike today where it is tests that tell the physician what the Dx is. Exceptions always apply but We seem to have swapped confidence and competence for arrogance. Since pharma controls, and subsequently ruins whatever it touches, I suspect that a compliant, non-inquisitive, somewhat passive and dullard applicant is getting the thumb-on-the-scale treatment by admissions. Of course, such people are good at following orders, doing what pharma tells them and not questioning the obvious…like covid shots are killing people. This possible scenario described above could be one reason why…Medical error—the third leading cause of death in the US
BMJ 2016; 353 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.i2139 right behind cardiovascular disease at #1 and cancer #2. Has pharma transformed the contemporary MD (exceptions apply of course) into an ersatz drug rep?
Angiograms must be a big money maker. I have autonomic dysreflexia and suffer from Takotsubo non-stemi myocarditis when my episodes are severe. With a calcium score of zero, each event is image verified, and a result of adrenaline/hormones flooding my heart from the dysregulation of my parasympathetic nervous system, which my Cardiologist knows. They still want to perform an angiogram. Last week after an A.D. episode with a Takotsubo event they kept me in the hospital without treatment, giving me full dietary privileges until they could find a Hematologist. (I have a platelet disorder). I was veal, waiting for a procedure. Since I refused each time it was recommended, they sent a strange Cardiologist in my room to be angry and intimidating, demanding an angiogram. Three days of harassment. No thank you.
I apologize for their blatent negligence. I hope you have found a good Urologist and Oncologist(?). My Hematologist dumped me when I wouldn't get the C-19 vaccine. Last I heard she keeps suffering from aggressive breast cancer. If a doctor becomes vaccine injured they will typically be ostracized, with the injured doctor experiencing a professional/social death. We must become educated for our own salvation. Begrudgingly I admit A.I. can be incredibly instrumental in our self care. Be cautious!
I used AI to try to track down the cause for a severe case of hives. Turned out I wasn't asking the right question for a while, so I kept having to rephrase and rephrase, then finally figured out the cause when I finally hit upon the right question.
Something to be said for perseverance. That is what medicine is suppose to be about...keep asking the question from different angles as new eyes bring new results. Don't you think figuring out A.I. is oddly nuanced? Nicely done!
LOL...I kept digging and digging, and finally entered the question "Can Intermittent fasting cause hives and how" and finally got what I was hunting for, and finally got rid of the hives with a 5 day water fast.
From what I understand, there is nothing in medicine that cures anything, other than antibiotics. Otherwise medical intervention placates symptoms (perhaps in the hopes that the body can then cure itself, or perhaps in the hopes that the medical intervention becomes life long). Thirty years ago, before the advent of the internet, my close friend was diagnosed with cancer. At that time, it was difficult to find alternative therapies (other than getting books in a bookstore….Gerson therapy. Sharks don’t get cancer’. Fats that heal, etc., etc.). He entered a clinical trial, which we were happy about, hoping that this trial would be successful. It wasn’t and he passed away. At least TWENTY years later, another friend was diagnosed with cancer (different organ) and was given the SAME medical intervention that the clinical trial had proposed, twenty years earlier. It didn’t take much for me to wonder what all that money going to cancer research, over the course of those decades, had actually accomplished. It was simple to understand that if such cancers were cured, researchers, labs, doctors, pharmaceutical companies, etc., would suffer from loss of income. I refuse to contribute to cancer research.
Same here. I know perfectly well they aren't looking for a cure. I don't know what it is they're spending all that money on, but rest assured that it isn't a cure.
"Nul médecin ne prend plaisir à la santé de ses amis mêmes, dit l'ancien comique grec, ni soldat à la paix de sa ville: ainsi du reste."
Good for you to figure out the Way of the World in HS. I did too after reading this in HS.
Montaigne figured it out in 1580!
"No physician takes pleasure in the health even of his friends, says the ancient Greek comic writer, nor a soldier in the peace of his country, and so of the rest"
Michel de Montaigne's Essays (Book I, Chapter 22: "One Man's Profit is Another's Loss" / "That One Man's Profit is Another's Harm")
Thanks for your efforts.
Disclaimer: AI helped me remember the exact quote!
Yep. The first comic* was posted to a detailed post about my Curable disease, being de facto, INcurable because the cure is being withheld. Not because it doesn’t exist. https://www.reddit.com/r/MOGAD/s/9Je4BWMrw8
*”A patient cured is a customer lost: first day of med school.”
Usually, where government money and coercion is not involved, free markets tend to avoid this problem. The dating app example is concerning, however. I hope that's chalked up to a free market mistake where the owners must change it or go broke. But whenever someone else's money is involved, like when government starts setting the terms and conditions, such as what's happened in the US since the Rockefeller commission results where allopathic medicine was forced down everyone's throats via coercion, then we do have these massive disincentives to cure.
Yes! My wife and I have been “fired” twice now by “physicians” who said we would not do as we were told to! They attempted to force both of us to take statin drugs even after my wife was severely injured before she quit them for “high blood pressure “ her fall was due to passing out and she broke her left arm just below the shoulder AND it was never set back! A permanent disability!
A number of years ago you asked readers abt experiences with SSRI's. I told you about how a doctor tried to get my mom to take SSRI's after finding out she was dying from brain cancer. She told him it was normal to be depressed about dying.
I have, sadly, another story. My friend's husband (an elderly gentleman) was prescribed not just an SSRI but adderall. He was feeling depressed and tired. He took them for a year and then something happened and he decided to stop them cold turkey. He shot himself shortly after. He never had a chance. Bless you for spreading the word on SSRI's very real side effects and how a person might ween off them properly.
𝗦𝗦𝗥𝗜
𝗦.𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚎
𝗦.𝚞𝚒𝚌𝚒𝚍𝚊𝚕
𝗥.𝚊𝚐𝚎
𝗜.𝚗𝚍𝚞𝚌𝚎𝚛
Just gonna have to borrow that
The medical industry will not cure you, but they may maim or kill you!
Anyone who goes to the medical industry now deserves what they get. It's their own choice and their own fault for being so blind. It's nature's way of cleansing the gene pool and how perfect, they actually choose ignorance thus taking their own selves out along with their lineage.
Yep, never outsource responsibility for your own health
Very true and also true for any decision-making, once we are adults, right? Passing the decision making to others means you will ultimately be the one to deal with the consequences because they will not stand by you should things go wrong.
Absolutely 100% true. In our modern fast paced world we are all busy and we sometimes feel it is easier and faster to rely on someone who we expect to be looking out for our own or our family members. When our oldest daughter was about 8 or 9 she started having pain in her leg so she could not run very long at soccer practice. We took her to one doctor that was not real sure what was going on and tried something that did not seem to help so.....we got a 2nd opinion at a specialist in Houston who took one look at the x-ray and told us with 100% certainty what the problem was and how it should be treated. I beat myself up for quite some time about not going to see the specialist sooner and subjecting our daughter to useless care that just took up time and money and learned the valuable lesson you outlined about taking responsibility for making the right decisions ourself .
It is a shame that way too many people expect the gov't to make the right decision for many of the major life decisions (medical insurance) for us but.......bureaucrats and gov't officials do not care about me or my family near as much as I do so let the citizens decide what is best for themselves and get the gov't out of the decision process except to make sure that all info is out there available for us to learn from.
OR your mood!
That seems a bit unfair. The people who go to MDs in fear because they've been diagnosed with cancer or with high BP or AFib can't all be expected to do the research. They're not necessarily "choosing ignorance", they're acting in desperation.
I tell my highly bruised friends on Eliquis that they're at risk of a brain bleed. I tell them just look at the FAERS data you can easily access on rxisk. Eliquis can not only kill but also cause AFib! But guess what? I just made myself their "doctor". They're panicked. Who really knows what way they should go?
It's not always that simple.
I agree. The truth is out there if they want it. Right. It's a choice.
Amazing that so many people go into this clown show thinking they are going to save a life or improve your health.
Perhaps more due to the lure of fortune and fame than a burning desire to help others.
And do it with impunity!
"The LOVE of money is the root of all evil." That is the quote or expression many get wrong.
No that's nonsense. It's money done this way. A totally arbitrary construct. There are countless other ways we can do money. How retarded to use a money system that literally gets us to bludgeon ourselves. You probably don't know why, don't know the mechanics. Well here it is barefaced - money is created through loans. The principle goes into an account, which means it goes into the economy. The payments though don't just call for the principle, there is an added premium to paying back, which is the interest - WHICH NEVER GOES INTO THE ECONOMY. What a bunch of hapless gooses we are using a system such as this that virtually makes us slap ourselves whenever we use it. Oh boy they can laugh. Let's make the last laugh on them?
This makes so much sense.
All Wars Are Bankers' Wars
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfEBupAeo4
Money only has as much value as you assign to it. By the way, I didn't make up the quote or expression--I just corrected the mistake.
Usury - OPM. It's a slick deal.
Looking for a Doctor who will work with DMSO.
My 34 year old son in law is an electrician and had a serious Arc Blast accident yesterday…He received 2nd Degree burns on his arm, face and eyes.
He’s at the Burn Unit at Jackson Memorial in Miami.
We need him to stay at the hospital as long as possible…But also want to take advantage of the benefits of DMSO for healing his burn injuries.
Does anyone know of a Doctor we can work with through Telemedicine or in the South Florida area. I just want to make sure I use the proper protocols. I have DMSO, distilled water, nanoparticle colloidal silver. Just looking for “professional guidance” in case someone pushes back on me for using DMSO on his burns.
Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏
I'm sorry to hear of your son in law's burns. I don't know of any physician who works with DMSO, but I think you're on the right track. 7 days ago I had a second degree burn on the palm of my hand. I slathered DMSO on it immediately, refreshing after an hour. I've treated a few more times with DMSO and intermittently with petroleum jelly. The DMSO I used was 70% mixed with aloe vera gel. Although the worst parts of the burn are left with a leathery skin, I think that will resolve over time. Best wishes.
Years ago I used DMSO on one of my horses that got injured. Though it took awhile he did health and returned to normal function. So Much better, IMHO, than dosing him up with drugs that may have masked clinical symptoms which would have made it harder to see progress.
Very interesting, I have several horses in my care, can I ask what type of injury you were treating ?
Injury to the neck/spine. Used the DMSO, handwriting for awhile, turnout in very small area to lessen chance of re-injury.
Excellent! Thank you!
I have Amandha Vollmer’s book and have followed Midwestern Doctor from day one. I also have the preservative free distilled Aloe Vero and have been using DMSO for minor injuries for a couple of years. Treating second degree burns is a whole other level. Just want to be careful and plan for when he returned home from the burn unit. TY! 🙏
Amandha Vollmer is one DMSO expert and so is the Midwestern Doctor. He will be able to heal up really well using DMSO I am certain. But you need information on how to administer it. It takes substances deep into the dermis so the area has to be clean. Don't ever use it with tea tree oil. Very bad but it's good with caster oil however do some research and learn about it. I think you're taking the right path turning to DMSO.
I have Amandha Vollmer’s book and have followed Midwestern Doctor from day one. I also have the preservative free distilled Aloe Vero and have been using DMSO for minor injuries for a couple of years. Treating second degree burns is a whole other level. Just want to be careful and plan for when he returned home from the burn unit. TY! 🙏
I'm so sorry to hear it. Thank God for you and your family, you are close knit and caring.
Immediately; I am concerned about pain, as a Paramedic student, later physician assistant I've spend time at a burn unit. I've lived with intractable and incurable pain for 20 years now, skydiving accident.
Adhesive arachnoiditis pain is rightfully compared to that of bonecancer. I have been on palliative care for 10 years, subanesthetic ketamine infusion treatment over 34 hospitalizations.
Just in case your son in law needs the best, non opiate treatment during skin removals, surgery and healing. Ketamine has neuroregenerative properties, and helps with neuropathic pain. It's also anti-inflammatory.
An infusion with DMSO and ketamine may give his body the best chance for healing, and much less chronic pain. Godspeed Michael, and a prayer for speedy healing. Best of luck, South Florida must have outpatient clinics.
You'll probably have to wait until he's out of the hospital. Even then you might be on your own.
I don't know of any docs using it. There was an article yesterday, I think on Dr. Mercola, about its healing powers with a partial explanation of the mechanism of action, but also a warning on how to avoid side effects and damage from using it, dosage-related. Also, there are homoeopathic remedies and lotions for burns. Dr. Farokh Master does Zoom calls and is a great prescriber; he has a website for contact information. I can't imagine a hospital allowing you to bring in other forms of treatment other than what they offer; perhaps you could get the lay of the land on that in advance.
TY! I agree…I saw that on Mercola. I’ve been reading everything I can find on DMSO since it was first talked about by MWD. Just want to be as prepared as possible and not do anything that could inhibit proper healing…
Yes, educate yourself on the pros and cons, despite what the alternative docs say, because they can't help if something goes wrong.
Don't count on a doc. It is so non-toxic, that Midwestern Doc says: EXPERIMENT. Look at Forgotten Medicine articles about DMSO and burns, and choose a percentage & co-factor (for burns, I would go with aloe & maybe castor oil at 70%, but that's me - you are an experiment of N=1, so you need to figure out what works for you.)
INSTEAD of looking for a doctor and wasting time - start treating NOW, the closer you treat to the time of injury, the better results you will get.
I definitely was not counting on a doc, but was hoping on some direction from someone...I ended up making a 70% DMSO/30% Aloe gel...I make my own colloidal (nanoparticle) silver and often use that with DMSO as well...
Thankfully he is healing very well and may not need to re-wrap his arm every day after today...
Mine wasn't nearly as bad as yours, I'm sure, but I used straight DMSO on my annual "burn the shit out of my arm on the wood stove" routine, and the pain and redness went away after a few days. 2nd and 3rd degree burns as well, but a much smaller area. I somehow manage to do that crap every winter season.
"A patient cured is a patient lost" indeed. Cures like ivermectin, mebendazole, fenbendazole, DMSO, HCL and many more are demonized because "they kain't make no money". Cures, generally speaking, are one and done. Symptom treatment is indefinite in nature. Putting 100 years of flu vaccines and we still have flu aside, my personal experience was and is with acid reflux / AKA GERD. After diagnosis I was prescribed a PPI, ( proton pump inhibitor ), an acid suppressant. Sparing the details of council and why I was asked to trust my source and to throw the PPIs away. I was then told to take hydrochloric acid, ( HCL ), supplements with my meals. Increasing the amount if no noticeable benefit or "heat" and decreasing the amount with noticeable "heat". It worked. My problem was not too much stomach acid; it was not enough at the right time. I have since replaced the HCL supplements with probiotics and have never looked back. The cure was the exact opposite of my prescription and recommended treatment protocol. M.D.s mean well, but they are subjected to industry controlled curriculum, ( brainwashing ), that is required for them to get their credentials. My current healthcare directive stipulates that no drugs under patent can be used in my care absent my express consent. Can you say Remdesivir ?
Good job Gary. Congratulations. There is a chiropractic treatment for acid reflux. We have a methodology through muscle testing to determine if the cardiac sphincter is functioning properly and or if there is a hiatal hernia. If you have a hiatal hernia go to a hospital and they will cut you open and pull it down and tie it for $50,000 or you can come into a chiropractor’s office and he’ll pull it down for about $50. Sometimes you have to do it a few times. once it stays that’s the end of the acid reflux and if you can get the cardiac sphincter to start functioning normally which is not difficult, it’s done . I have treated hundreds and hundreds of these. They’re actually pretty easy and they respond quickly. I may have to do it 3 or 4 or five times but so what.
A few years ago, in my Austin office I had a retired gastroenterologist come into my office. When I asked what I could do for him, he said I have back pain and I have acid reflux and I’d like you to fix both of them. I said to him, “you are retired gastroenterologist. You must’ve seen thousands of cases of acid reflux in your career.“He said, “that’s right and my son is a gastroenterologist, but your technique is better than mine so fix it please. “And so we did in about two visits.
This medical system sucks so bad. It's awesome what you're doing.
Being in the healthcare business for 40 years, it’s almost embarrassing. How some things are so simple and are made into a big deal for money. If you go to my website www.hipbalancer.com I describe how you can fix most back pain by yourself and how you can fix most headaches by yourself.
Dr. Klayman, have you ever heard of this process for reflux? First thing in the morning, drink a tall glass of water (16oz or more) and then jump with emphasis on coming down, not jumping up. It is said that the weight of water in the stomach can bring about relief of a stomach that's up too high and causing reflux. I haven't needed to try it myself, but it sounds like it might work!
Yes, I have heard of it and I’ve even recommended it to people. The weight of the water coming down, pulls your stomach down out of the esophagus. It’s kind of like a balloon with all the weight at the bottom of the balloon.
I have found that the older I get the harder I have to work at not getting sucked into the current medical model. Turning 65 was an eye opener. I now “qualify” for annual wellness checks, access to an RN 24/7, etc. I have to keep saying “no, I don’t need that,” more often. I appreciate the information and help I’ve found through your well documented information. I have avoided knee surgery with DMSO, along with its significant help with pain relief and healing. I’ve recently found a cure for years of irritating toenail fungus with chlorine dioxide, along with its use for other skin flare ups, such as cysts and bug bites. I probably take too many supplements, but I’m trying to actively control my health care needs without so many over prescribed medications. Losing weight has helped me get off blood pressure pills and avoid medications to lower blood sugar. Trying to keep my husband and myself healthy is a lot of work. With a medical background, I do my due diligence through researching out the best self treatments I can. I’m not completely out of the medical pipeline, but I think I’m doing better and Im wiser. Thankfully I was able to easily get off Prozac years ago. The more I learn about SSRIs, the luckier I feel. I lucked out and didn’t trust the Covid vaccines, so I feel like I dodged that bullet. I avoid NSAIDs like the plague—mostly because of the side effects I have from them (with the exception of aspirin in small doses), even Tylenol (something I use sparingly—and still have unwanted side effects). DMSO is something I can use topical has helped ( haven’t tried it orally as I haven’t felt the need yet). Thank you AMD for your hard work. It’s definitely helped me.
The only good thing about covid is now I fear everyone and everything re our medical system. I have zero trust except for a very few people ie MWD, Kory and Mercola.
Not vaccinated and never had covid thank God.
But I’ve lost several family and friends due to the vaccines.
I really don’t see how the medical system will ever recover and restore trust…
Same. I knew it was bad, but until Convid, I didn't really know just HOW bad it was. Seems like Big Pharm has their fingers in ALL the pies.
It seems like the prototype used to select those for medical school admission has changed since pharma took over. My family and my wife’s family have had at least one MD in the immediate family for generations. These people were smart and confident in their skills. They could accurately diagnose with incomplete information. Unlike today where it is tests that tell the physician what the Dx is. Exceptions always apply but We seem to have swapped confidence and competence for arrogance. Since pharma controls, and subsequently ruins whatever it touches, I suspect that a compliant, non-inquisitive, somewhat passive and dullard applicant is getting the thumb-on-the-scale treatment by admissions. Of course, such people are good at following orders, doing what pharma tells them and not questioning the obvious…like covid shots are killing people. This possible scenario described above could be one reason why…Medical error—the third leading cause of death in the US
BMJ 2016; 353 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.i2139 right behind cardiovascular disease at #1 and cancer #2. Has pharma transformed the contemporary MD (exceptions apply of course) into an ersatz drug rep?
We have overwhelming gratitude for you. Thank you for your great leadership.
Angiograms must be a big money maker. I have autonomic dysreflexia and suffer from Takotsubo non-stemi myocarditis when my episodes are severe. With a calcium score of zero, each event is image verified, and a result of adrenaline/hormones flooding my heart from the dysregulation of my parasympathetic nervous system, which my Cardiologist knows. They still want to perform an angiogram. Last week after an A.D. episode with a Takotsubo event they kept me in the hospital without treatment, giving me full dietary privileges until they could find a Hematologist. (I have a platelet disorder). I was veal, waiting for a procedure. Since I refused each time it was recommended, they sent a strange Cardiologist in my room to be angry and intimidating, demanding an angiogram. Three days of harassment. No thank you.
A lot of what he wrote in this book on that topic subsequently was proven true: https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Frauds-Charles-M-D-McGee/dp/0963697943
Try going to the ER and not have a CT scan. 10 grand. And it missed my bladder tumor. Twice.
I apologize for their blatent negligence. I hope you have found a good Urologist and Oncologist(?). My Hematologist dumped me when I wouldn't get the C-19 vaccine. Last I heard she keeps suffering from aggressive breast cancer. If a doctor becomes vaccine injured they will typically be ostracized, with the injured doctor experiencing a professional/social death. We must become educated for our own salvation. Begrudgingly I admit A.I. can be incredibly instrumental in our self care. Be cautious!
I used AI to try to track down the cause for a severe case of hives. Turned out I wasn't asking the right question for a while, so I kept having to rephrase and rephrase, then finally figured out the cause when I finally hit upon the right question.
Something to be said for perseverance. That is what medicine is suppose to be about...keep asking the question from different angles as new eyes bring new results. Don't you think figuring out A.I. is oddly nuanced? Nicely done!
LOL...I kept digging and digging, and finally entered the question "Can Intermittent fasting cause hives and how" and finally got what I was hunting for, and finally got rid of the hives with a 5 day water fast.
I hope our doctors are as motivated. Will they be intimidated or happy for the help? Take care!
From what I understand, there is nothing in medicine that cures anything, other than antibiotics. Otherwise medical intervention placates symptoms (perhaps in the hopes that the body can then cure itself, or perhaps in the hopes that the medical intervention becomes life long). Thirty years ago, before the advent of the internet, my close friend was diagnosed with cancer. At that time, it was difficult to find alternative therapies (other than getting books in a bookstore….Gerson therapy. Sharks don’t get cancer’. Fats that heal, etc., etc.). He entered a clinical trial, which we were happy about, hoping that this trial would be successful. It wasn’t and he passed away. At least TWENTY years later, another friend was diagnosed with cancer (different organ) and was given the SAME medical intervention that the clinical trial had proposed, twenty years earlier. It didn’t take much for me to wonder what all that money going to cancer research, over the course of those decades, had actually accomplished. It was simple to understand that if such cancers were cured, researchers, labs, doctors, pharmaceutical companies, etc., would suffer from loss of income. I refuse to contribute to cancer research.
Same here. I know perfectly well they aren't looking for a cure. I don't know what it is they're spending all that money on, but rest assured that it isn't a cure.
I would argue that antibiotics don't cure, either, but leave residual toxins in the system for the body to deal with....
Yea, I don't do "pink ribbon" (blah blah) campaigns, either. They don't need our money.
"Nul médecin ne prend plaisir à la santé de ses amis mêmes, dit l'ancien comique grec, ni soldat à la paix de sa ville: ainsi du reste."
Good for you to figure out the Way of the World in HS. I did too after reading this in HS.
Montaigne figured it out in 1580!
"No physician takes pleasure in the health even of his friends, says the ancient Greek comic writer, nor a soldier in the peace of his country, and so of the rest"
Michel de Montaigne's Essays (Book I, Chapter 22: "One Man's Profit is Another's Loss" / "That One Man's Profit is Another's Harm")
Thanks for your efforts.
Disclaimer: AI helped me remember the exact quote!
Yep. The first comic* was posted to a detailed post about my Curable disease, being de facto, INcurable because the cure is being withheld. Not because it doesn’t exist. https://www.reddit.com/r/MOGAD/s/9Je4BWMrw8
*”A patient cured is a customer lost: first day of med school.”
Usually, where government money and coercion is not involved, free markets tend to avoid this problem. The dating app example is concerning, however. I hope that's chalked up to a free market mistake where the owners must change it or go broke. But whenever someone else's money is involved, like when government starts setting the terms and conditions, such as what's happened in the US since the Rockefeller commission results where allopathic medicine was forced down everyone's throats via coercion, then we do have these massive disincentives to cure.
Yes! My wife and I have been “fired” twice now by “physicians” who said we would not do as we were told to! They attempted to force both of us to take statin drugs even after my wife was severely injured before she quit them for “high blood pressure “ her fall was due to passing out and she broke her left arm just below the shoulder AND it was never set back! A permanent disability!
The people have to fix all this by talking about what we can do about it en masse and as individuals.
It gave me such pleasure to read that the hybrid approach to the SSRI unwinding brings you joy.
A number of years ago you asked readers abt experiences with SSRI's. I told you about how a doctor tried to get my mom to take SSRI's after finding out she was dying from brain cancer. She told him it was normal to be depressed about dying.
I have, sadly, another story. My friend's husband (an elderly gentleman) was prescribed not just an SSRI but adderall. He was feeling depressed and tired. He took them for a year and then something happened and he decided to stop them cold turkey. He shot himself shortly after. He never had a chance. Bless you for spreading the word on SSRI's very real side effects and how a person might ween off them properly.