A brilliant piece from A Midwestern Doctor, built around my book, The War on Chlorine Dioxide, exposed the long trail of suppression around inexpensive, safe, broadly effective therapies.
I'm guessing "Ozone" isn't the same as Ozone from a home generator? They sure made it clear that you cannot be in the same room as one. Dealing with a stench in the house caused by a wild animal outside I had one on I intended to have on for 1 minute, but forgot and proceeded to be in the living room with it for about 20 minutes. Nothing happened to me. Maybe I was lucky?
Empirical evidence is evidence: I started using Aurmina for drinking and cooking back in March, and noticed that my hair has become thicker; my beautician confirms my observation. I have made no changes to shampoo, frequency of washing, diet, etc. Now Dr Koury, you seem ideally pelaged to notice this effect, if any. What say you?
In an ideal world, the words health and politics would never need to appear together, let alone as a category of writing. The fact that “Health Politics” needs to exist tells you almost everything you need to know.
My husband and I just had a discussion with another couple about avoiding a hospital stay at all costs. We are on a variety of supplements and fairly healthy at age 70. I always tell people I might die of something stupid, but not from being over medicated, over diagnosed and over treated for any illness.
Pierre, yes, nice, and I use CD every day, but I do not use my DMSO when my wife is around. But what I really want to say is that you seem to live in a closed circle where none of you even mention more important medicinals like magnesium, bicarbonates, iodine, hydrogen, and even carbon dioxide, which is probably the closest we will ever come to a perfect medicine, along with magnesium.
love magnesium, iodine for sure; just haven't written books about them :), Don't forget boron and copper - Hydrogen and carbon dioxide intrigue me, I have a bunch of papers on hydrogen in a folder on my computer but haven't done the deep dive - too much to cover and I don't write about anything I haven't done the deep dive on. I just finished my trilogy on minerals and water; I haven't left my desk in literally a year, am waiting on the books to arrive, then gonna get some sunshine, exercise, lose weight and then the next on my docket is... daily, sub-lingual, low dose, non-psychoactive ketamine for a diverse array of neurological disorders, something which I hope will revolutionize neurology - neuro diseases are wicked and daily sub-lingual ketamine is growing brains and nerves back, we have been using it under the mentorship of one of the world experts for the past 2 years
I consider one of those left out a great thing -- by either clever or stupid use it will be buried/banned (again) in no time or made much more difficult to get, get poisoned, exchanged for something else, etc. ;)
PS: I enjoyed you on oneradionetwork back in the day -- thanks :)
A shame the interviews seem to have been deleted this year...
AMD is must-read for me, as is your Substack and your book “The War on Ivermectin”. I am going to purchase this new one. One (maybe silly but it’s bugging me) question: why refer to AMD both as “he” and as “they”? That seems to lend credence to the theory that AMD is actually several people.
I think it is because AMD is trying to remain as anonymous as possible. In the distant past, when someone's sex was unknown, using "he" was the proper usage. Today, that would be considered inappropriate. In this instance, by continually using he/she to protect someone's anonymity, it would be too obvious that that is the purpose of doing so. It would also be somewhat annoying for the writer as well as for the reader - hence the reason for using "they".
I think it was Merriam-Webster's dictionary team that decided a few years ago that it was now proper to use "they" instead of "he/she" or "he or she" in referring to a single person. It's obvious to me that Dr Kory is wanting to respect, and protect, the anonymity of AMD by not revealing their sex, particularly to the oppressive, abusive, corrupt medical establishment. And my using "their" there isn't any reference to a preferred pronoun usage for them, him/her/whatever. Anyhow...
Dr. Kory, do you have recommendations for online or brick and mortar stores to purchase hydroxychloroquine and DMSO?
I'm guessing "Ozone" isn't the same as Ozone from a home generator? They sure made it clear that you cannot be in the same room as one. Dealing with a stench in the house caused by a wild animal outside I had one on I intended to have on for 1 minute, but forgot and proceeded to be in the living room with it for about 20 minutes. Nothing happened to me. Maybe I was lucky?
Empirical evidence is evidence: I started using Aurmina for drinking and cooking back in March, and noticed that my hair has become thicker; my beautician confirms my observation. I have made no changes to shampoo, frequency of washing, diet, etc. Now Dr Koury, you seem ideally pelaged to notice this effect, if any. What say you?
Most of us know the sex of AMD as they have slipped in 3 SS postings. I will keep the fact secret as we want to protect them.
Dr. Kory and AMD are godsends. May the Lord bless them and all their efforts now and for decades upon decades to come. Thank you both.
In an ideal world, the words health and politics would never need to appear together, let alone as a category of writing. The fact that “Health Politics” needs to exist tells you almost everything you need to know.
My husband and I just had a discussion with another couple about avoiding a hospital stay at all costs. We are on a variety of supplements and fairly healthy at age 70. I always tell people I might die of something stupid, but not from being over medicated, over diagnosed and over treated for any illness.
Or a woman….
Pierre, yes, nice, and I use CD every day, but I do not use my DMSO when my wife is around. But what I really want to say is that you seem to live in a closed circle where none of you even mention more important medicinals like magnesium, bicarbonates, iodine, hydrogen, and even carbon dioxide, which is probably the closest we will ever come to a perfect medicine, along with magnesium.
https://drsircus.com/medical-news-comentaries/treating-drug-resistant-fungal-infections/
love magnesium, iodine for sure; just haven't written books about them :), Don't forget boron and copper - Hydrogen and carbon dioxide intrigue me, I have a bunch of papers on hydrogen in a folder on my computer but haven't done the deep dive - too much to cover and I don't write about anything I haven't done the deep dive on. I just finished my trilogy on minerals and water; I haven't left my desk in literally a year, am waiting on the books to arrive, then gonna get some sunshine, exercise, lose weight and then the next on my docket is... daily, sub-lingual, low dose, non-psychoactive ketamine for a diverse array of neurological disorders, something which I hope will revolutionize neurology - neuro diseases are wicked and daily sub-lingual ketamine is growing brains and nerves back, we have been using it under the mentorship of one of the world experts for the past 2 years
I consider one of those left out a great thing -- by either clever or stupid use it will be buried/banned (again) in no time or made much more difficult to get, get poisoned, exchanged for something else, etc. ;)
PS: I enjoyed you on oneradionetwork back in the day -- thanks :)
A shame the interviews seem to have been deleted this year...
AMD is must-read for me, as is your Substack and your book “The War on Ivermectin”. I am going to purchase this new one. One (maybe silly but it’s bugging me) question: why refer to AMD both as “he” and as “they”? That seems to lend credence to the theory that AMD is actually several people.
I think it is because AMD is trying to remain as anonymous as possible. In the distant past, when someone's sex was unknown, using "he" was the proper usage. Today, that would be considered inappropriate. In this instance, by continually using he/she to protect someone's anonymity, it would be too obvious that that is the purpose of doing so. It would also be somewhat annoying for the writer as well as for the reader - hence the reason for using "they".
I think it was Merriam-Webster's dictionary team that decided a few years ago that it was now proper to use "they" instead of "he/she" or "he or she" in referring to a single person. It's obvious to me that Dr Kory is wanting to respect, and protect, the anonymity of AMD by not revealing their sex, particularly to the oppressive, abusive, corrupt medical establishment. And my using "their" there isn't any reference to a preferred pronoun usage for them, him/her/whatever. Anyhow...