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Mar 6·edited Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

They used to call conventional docs "regulars" and alternative "irregulars." Allopathic was coined by the homeopaths to distinguish all the others. I don't think it matters anymore, it's just become a useful term signifying very different approaches.

I think much about regular medicine is valuable. Where it went wrong was by becoming a monopoly. In effect, it created a totalitarian system where all others were heretics and to be persecuted and silenced. The DOs assimilated. The chiropractors fought back and remained, but all the others were marginalized.

Just yesterday, I followed the feedback to Naomi Wolf's substack where she offered to write about remedies she was discovering. The outpouring of interest and support was.... well, I am stuck for a word! It's an avalanche! :-)

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Klein is a nut job now. Participating in her own Shock Doctrine theology. She even wrote a libelous sinister book about Naomi Wolf--and that people mix her up with the good person you are writing about. That it’s some kind of dark plot against Klein. Naomi Wolf is one of us. Klein is sick in the head. Not surprising. All vaxxed up with probably prions doing their final job.

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Sick or paid. Wolf is one of our icons and beyond reproach.

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Huh? I was talking about Klein. As the nut job. We need Wolfe. See how easy this is🤣🤣

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Yes, I saw that! And fell into the same mistake! Ha.

She's gone off into loony land like so many people on the left. Shame, really. But it's helpful to know who is REALLY who. :-)

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I have a looney toon sister. Completely hypnotized by the left media. Mouthy and suspicious. Tries to drag me into her looney bin. Still harbors resentment I didn’t get vaccinated. She told me she hopes I get the Rona bad cause “Carmas a bitch”. (Her misspelling). 😒🤔.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Well, she is right about one thing. Karma's a bitch. She just doesn't yet see it's coming her way too....

I was recently told by someone in a discussion that the kids of unvaccinated families deserve the harm and death that's coming their way... So many of our neighbors have gone off the deep end into outspoken evil.

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Mar 7·edited Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

She was actually sick with bad covid when she texted that nugget to me. After 8 jabs. So I see karma was a permanent resident there already. To wish sickness and death on children. That takes a sick mind and soul to say that. . I’d back out of any contact with this kind of inhumane person so fast you would just see a blur. That’s why they care little for 85,000 missing children. These people are participating in the child sacrifice taking over the planet. Evil as a word doesn’t even cut it. It’s lost its past meaning. Judgement awaits. If not close, eventually.

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It's hard to believe, but cognitive dissonance theory explains this.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Im sure you mean Naomi Wolf’s substack…Outspoken?

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Yes, indeed.

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I was diagnosed w/dry eye about 8 years ago - I could barely see believing something was in my eye but it was just dry. One of my ophthalmologist’s specialties was dry eye. I was put on restasis - an extremely expensive eye drop that I was to use 2x/day for life. When covid came around I added vitamin D 5000 mcg/with K to my daily supplements. Long story short my seasonal allergies were greatly reduced & I no longer have dry eye. I haven’t used restasis in 2 years. My D level was at 95 & when I researched last time it was taken in 2014 it was 42. In the last 2 yrs every time I or someone I know asks for D level to be added to routine blood work tests the drs say “insurance doesn’t cover it”. This is a new response. My last appt I said that’s ok I’ll pay it. The dr/hospital charged $150 for just that single test; insurance adjustment for the test was $25; my portion was $6. So that was a lie that they have the unassuming drs say to patients. I just saw a news story on fox that a man died from vitamin D overdose - pharma is beyond corrupt. Read this:

https://www.foxnews.com/health/man-dies-consuming-too-much-vitamin-d-experts-warn-risks-cascade-problems

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Interesting. I was at 37 a year ago, added supplements and lots of sun exposure. Then wanted to get retested to see how I'd done. The doc told me they would not cover it, and that my own cost would be $600!!!! The lies are just piling up.

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D blood testing is about $40 without a doctor's prescription from Life Extension. Mine was recently 130--right where I want it to be. I take 50,000 IU about 3 days a week. When you take a lot, you need testing to see where you are. Short of levels well over mine, it is safe.

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I used UltaLabs.com. they are good and reasonable too..

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The dr that did put it thru said “oh are u deficient” - obviously clever so he could put it down as necessary. The range that they use is also intentionally wrong 20-30 deficient; 30-60 good range. In reality anything below 50 is deficient & how can you go from 29 deficient to 30 in range? My D is now 110 (never take more than 5000mcg w/K) & I got 2 warning calls from the nurse to immediately stop my supplement….whatever

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So much of conventional medicine has become imprisoned in these dogmatic demands. When I told my doc that I wanted to be over 50, she scoffed and said something disparaging about stuff on the internet. It's all about painting by the numbers now, any deviation is dangerous (for the practitioner) and will no doubt be punished.... :-( -- so they are obsessed about toeing the line...

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Yes one dr tried to tell me that they really have no proof that vitamin D does anything. I held my tongue. Not worth arguing with misinformed “experts”. Sad but so many under the spell of their education not knowing who m/what is behind that education.

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

As soon as you mentioned George Plimpton, I thought of the John Wayne movie he was in. I'm old enough that I saw it at a theater, when it was first released.

I think many in the field of medicine have forgotten that above all, do no harm. They want to denigrate "alternative" therapies, but those therapies have often stood the test of a hundred years, or millennia, and needed no recalls. And there is the gem of a quote:

"It matters not whether medicine is old or new,

so long as it brings about a cure.

It matters not whether theories are Eastern or Western,

so long as they prove to be true."

Jen-Hsou Lin

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Mar 6·edited Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I would be careful to recommend CD indiscriminately. My digestive track was burned so badly that I wasn’t sure if I will make it. My husband had no issues with the same daily batch of CD treated water prepared according to instructions. This happened over 2 years ago, and I still can’t have a toast or any harder food without chewing it thoroughly. Otherwise it hurts. I can feel the pain after swallowing and it being tossed in my stomach from one side to another. Apparently, this condition is not as rare as it’s presented to be. Please be careful.

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The CD is toxic to many people, especially those over 50. CDS is super safe

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

It talks about CD in the post. What is CDS?

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Kalcker's recommended way of making Chlorine Dioxide Solution. See the videos in my post here: https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/280-nasa-said-that-chlorine-dioxide

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Dr Yoho, you just don’t put out enough content for me. Love your style and subject matter and this is another very informative interview!

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More interesting stuff coming and thanks

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Meant as a compliment not pressure, your health and healing from PD comes first! Take care of yourself!

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❤️❤️

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Have not finished reading this yet, but about black seed oil—is it supposed to taste like some sort of poison? Perhaps what diesel fuel or kerosene tastes like?

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I have yet to try it but ordered

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Take into account the rancidity issue. Like most seed oils they are exposed to instability by manufacturing, storage, shipping, etc. I quit taking oils and especially omega 3s. Research shows they are harmful instead of good. If research is showing opposite of what’s being crammed down our throats and in our minds, then it’s probably on the right path. Aspirin was my most recent eye opener. 4 long shelves stacked with NSAID’s but 3 tiny spaces for good old fashioned white aspirin. Lies there too. There are very few oil supplements that are not oxidized and rancid by the time you get them. Consider the olive oil issue as well.

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Great comment. Kerri is a credible source, but no way to be sure. Animal oils are great health promoters of course. I eat butter plain sometimes.

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I love butter. I’ve cut back some though.

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Have you now tried it?

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

It is beyond horrible - like Old fried/burned tires….

I am hearing it’s all just hype, snake oil…. Let’s look into it. It surfaced very quickly. Suspicious… Some cases reported kidney failure after use… In ancient times used for mummification…. I have it and used it, but reconsidering.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Black seed oil also comes in capsules. No taste that way.

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I put mine in my morning kefir. It’s not so bad that way.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Are not most injected capsules or liquid oils subject to rancidity like all the other seed oils? How do we know they are still stable. Manufacture, storage , shipping, all can affect its quality. I don’t supplement any oils or omega 3s anymore because of the rancidity problem.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I don't know but Life Extension capsules agree with me at dinner. I put the oil in my breakfast kefir. I notice improvements in my gastrointestinal tract.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

If it works great😁. . I never saw any difference and I am concerned by oil rancidity. The retail purchase space can’t really know what happens to it before they get it. But everyone needs to decide for themselves. I wouldn’t trust the Walmarts or Walgreens, etc. The qualities there on all supplements are sketchy. Also, better brands may be skimped on to fall under the big box stores price demands. Walmart does that I read. Amazon? Probably. I’ve dropped many supplements and jacked up my diet as clean as I can without being crazy about it. I’m 75 and I have some damage I’m sure. 👍🏻 Lisa

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I'm going to speak to Kerri again soon, and I'll ask her how long her experience is with blackseed oil and post it. thanks

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

It tastes like olive oil with lots of black pepper to me! I take a teaspoon daily. No more joint or knee pains.

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Some of these oils are magically anti-inflammatory

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It is nasty tasting, I take mine in capsules, but you've heard the saying, that it cures everything except death?

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Of course there is objective reality! We just don't have access to it... all we have is theories about it.

What actually truly happened in Rashomon's forest was the objective reality. What the witnesses said was the theories (views) of limited and fallible human beings.

Saying there is no objective reality throws everything into the waste bin of relativism and cynicism... I hate what it does to the world we inhabit....

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Point well made.

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“Your truth” is really “your opinion”

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Yes. And that opinion can be flimsy, or well corroborated. And anywhere in between.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I think we have to be careful with supplementation recommendations, every one is different and has different heavy metal/chemical loads in their bodies. Our liver has a big job to clean out toxins every day. When you have toxins floating around it can cause all sorts of health issues. I highly recommend Anthony Williams the medical medium, he has some great advice about supplements too. Be careful of fillers in supplements is one big thing to look out for.

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Will look thabks

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

While I have not insight into the George Plimpton effect, I do regarding the use of CD. The purpose of CD is to increase the available oxygen in the body, which helps with healing. However, Antioxidants diminish that effect and should not be taken together. If you are doing CD, discontinue your antioxidants until you finish your 21 day cycle of treatment. Consider alternating 21 day cycles if you are concerned about having enough antioxidants. In the first cycle I completed, I did not know this, and there was very little effect of CD on the problems I was trying to address. I learned about this about 1 week into my second sequence and discontinued all antioxidants. Now 2 weeks later, I am seeing some significant changes to my health. Positive changes. I am hopeful. I am continuing my CD for at least another week to see if things change some more. Thank you!

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You have convinced me to take Kalckers course

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Do you mean in supplement form and food sources? I ordered CDS and plan to start Kalckers beginner protocol soon. It would be very challenging to avoid antioxidants from whole food sources.

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Mostly just the supplements. I eat carnivore mostly, but stopped all the supplements that were antioxidants. I was taking a lot! I am often confused by what the "experts" say we are supposed to eat, but going off of grains and other vegetable foods (I do miss them sometimes) has really helped my gut and a good gut is the key to health and well-being. And now, the ClO2 is helping bring down my BP which started spiking into the 200s after I had covid. And the carnivore diet is making my blood sugar stay low. So I will continue on this path. It is easy to follow, as I am never really hungry. Maybe I will lose some weight too, but my goal is to control the BP first, and the diabetes second. So I will continue until progress stops or I reach my goal of being off of all pharmaceuticals. Taking fewer pills every day is a definite plus of the protocols.

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Okay, good to know on the supplements when using CDS. I can't avoid them in food since I have a large salad every day and do not feel right without it and just started adding fruit back in to get more carbs. Glad you are seeing results.

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

The elephant is also an analogy for the truth that is an objective reality...the elephant would agree it exists. C.S. Lewis talked about the difference in perspective between looking on a beam of light in a dusty shed, to standing in the beam of light. I haven't thought it though...so don't ask me for answers...but it seems to me that subjective/relative realities existence relies on the presence of one objective reality.

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The difference between perspective and perception?

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Hi - have you ever looked into plasmalogens? They are expensive - but the results looks interesting. https://prodrome.com/pages/plasmalogens

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Mar 6Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Why would a guy that died on September 25, 2003 need a diagnosis?

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

It's interesting following your new path. There may be some things of interest here:

There are a lot of vital B vitamins. I take the Pure Encapsulations complex, but it doesn't have that level of thiamine. Have your read Derrick Lonsdale's writings about it? He's been on that target for many decades. In fact, as a physician who joined a group that specialized in nutrient therapy back in 1982, you can say that he was WAY ahead of the curve. He used to use nutrients when he was a pediatrician at the Cleveland Clinic, much to the annoyance and sometimes anger of colleagues. He has a lot of tales of case studies to tell. He'll be 100 years old in April and he's still writing. You may be interested in reading about the various thiamine types and in particular, lipothiamine. Also, as his co-author (an entire book about thiamine) Chandler Marrs wrote, when you get enough thiamine on board, other deficiencies may show themselves, so it's a good idea to take a B complex or a good multivitamin.

https://www.hormonesmatter.com/navigating-thiamine-supplements/

Regarding borax: in light of your using silica water, obviously you have concerns about aluminum. Before I jumped on the Borax train, I wanted to know if it was refined to any aluminum content. I asked at Earth Clinic and received no reply. I asked if Prescribed For Life's USP-NF grade borax had aluminum refined out of it and received no reply. Aluminum is one of the most prevalent substances in the earth's crust, so it stands to reason that it could be in the Death Valley area where borax is mined; I find it odd that some people don't seem to be interested in determining whether or not it's in the box. I did find a water analysis from a Death Valley hot spring and yes, there is aluminum in it.

https://deathvalleyhotsprings.com/products

Incidentally, I make Dr Dennis Crouse's silica water at home (I don't want the plastic from the Fiji bottles). I make it in 5 gallon batches, but it does have to be upscaled in a specific way.

https://prevent-alzheimers-autism-stroke.com/silicade/

And what the hell, you may as well add another supplement to your list! Also from Dr Crouse, you may want to include some PQQ to go with that CoQ10. You can read about why on this page, which quotes info about how it works from Crouse's first book. Scroll down to “PQQ And CoQ10 To Improve Memory”.

https://prevent-alzheimers-autism-stroke.com/2023/12/28/posts-from-lauries-facebook-group/

Re: alpha lipoic acid. ALA contains 50% R-lipoic acid and 50% S-lipoic acid. Given that R-lipoic acid has a higher bioavailability, you may just want to buy R-lipoic acid instead of the alpha lipoic acid.

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Dingo, I'm trying to figure it all out and it gets stranger and stranger and more complex. I put all this on my list but it's a long list!

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I wrote about the way to make silica water here and appreciate the links. https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/death-by-aluminum-part-2-our-automatic#details

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https://michael-nehls.com/

Just got his English book-- amazing information.

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I remember George Plimpton! It's been quite awhile but thanks for the memory Dr. Yoho! We are close in age, but I am no retired physician like yourself, just a retired working guy.

Great interview and essay as usual doc, I always enjoy reading and listening to you.

I was very late to the party at 71 first taking bioidentical hormones, but I am very glad I did, as it eliminated a lot of my health problems, 18 months later.

Kerri Reviera is a very nice lady and knows some health stuff, but not everything despite her doctorate in homeopathy, she merely sounds amatuerish to me. Surprised she did not touch on the early unexpected deaths,and damning injuries from the bioweapon vax and how to treat this widespread growing holocaust such as with EDTA, etc.

I was very surprised at her feeding her autistic kid 120 supplements a day, and I do take such myself , but not near as many! Nutrition is something Rockefeller medicine definitely glosses over with Allopathic docs in school in addition to other vital things.

I am surprised too she did NOT touch on bioidentical hormones as those now on them know the benefits first hand and as you cover in your great book(s).

Yes CD is kryptonite to so many things including Rockefeller medical and a host of other diseases. Time to get back onto CD & MB.

I have just begun taking fenbendazole which is a generic parasitic treatment compared to the much more expensive name brand stuff Kerri is taking to treat my brain fog along with Ivermectin, as an experiment.

I purchase 3 of these supplements including what I just mentioned from another substacker; 2nd Smartest Guy, easily found on substack and always listed for sale at end of each of his posts. His versions are labeled "for animal/pet use only" to circumvent prescription b.s., as these fit for human consumption meds are available at airport vending machines worldwide including in Mexico so I understand.

PS: 2nd Smartest Guy has essay articles on successfully treating cancers and Alzheimers with the aforementioned products. Never mind double blind studies, you know that 99% of prescription meds including vaxxes are NOT TESTED AT ALL FOR SAFETY or efficacy, only for "whats the bottom $$$$$$$$ line.

Read about these and decide for yourself good sir!

You are a national treasure doc, keep on writing, love your style and the subjects!

PS I had a couple back and forth unsavory comments / emails with the "ex-spurt" aircraft engineer 'George' you had on, who is the ONLY one on this side of the propaganda fence trying to "normalize" jet engine chemtrails - like these nefarious for hire sky jocks are merely spraying us with "vitamins" nothing more worse. Beyond Dane Wiginton, there are TONS of photos and essays as well as full articles on the toxic shyte including aluminum, barium and worse they are laying down on us, all over the world nearly everyday since 1990. Grrrr! Liars! Whores like money bags depop advocate Billy Gates who supports geo-engineering among other evil plays...

He never addressed the point that little ol' me made about "do all aircraft stop flying and go on vacation " on rare totally blue sky days with zero checkered chem trails? And "Why does it ALWAYS rain water & chemicals (established) a day or two AFTER the chemtrails are seen laid down"?

Over 220 geo-engineering slick patents issued since the 70s. Nice. Just what we need, eh?

Sorry to disagree with you sir, but in my non important opinion this guy is just another degreed a*sh*le propagandist deceiver ex-SPURT of which there is no shortage in this world.

Anyways Godspeede to you and your family.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

re geoengineering - agree - you may want to check out this site https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=continental-conus-comp_radar-48-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

Note the stations and the frequency pulses that are active. I am beginning to believe practically all weather in the US is controlled.

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It would not surprise me if all weather IS now totally controlled - just because they are able to - AND they have nefarious plans for us.

TY Jewell

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stay cool and don't believe everything

I know you are shell shocked

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Geoengineering is common; secret spray tanks on airplanes are a ridiculous, intimidating narrative.

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Disagreements welcome! Fenbendazole: see my post in my archives (word search)

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I don't think that you are offering us another choice over Pharma's Poisons. I do better on supplements than traditional meds. Dr. Cancelled my appointment for a week, so another week of Gallbladder issues, I'm finding many foods I use to oven bake or Air Friy are still too greasy. No more stopping for a burger to bring my BS up if I've been fasting for blood work. I now have pure liquid honey sticks I can carry. Herbs for me are iffy.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

You might get some answers from Anthony William the medical medium, read a lot for free on his webstie but I highly recommend his books (get if from your local library, e-book or hardcopy) and listening to his talks (for free). I would especially read his book Liver Rescue which is associated with your health issue.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I did a couple of gallbladder flushes, which are kind of hard but I still have my gallbladder! Are you drinking lemon water first thing in the morning? Or using a castor oil pack on your liver/gallbladder? Just thought I’d throw those things out to you, I know you didn’t ask for help. 🙏

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I don't believe any oil is good for you, but I do believe lemon water is and also celery juice as per Anthony Williams the medical medium protocols.

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Mar 7·edited Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Mothers, Milk Thistle, Stone Free, Liver Detox, I now live in the bathroom. I have Gastroparesis too, so food is limited. Very hard, the bowel has cleaned out several times over. Not much sleep either. Oily stuff sets the AB in pain, and the trips to the RR go up. We each work differently.

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Mar 7Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

My “natural” gynecologist also put me on A-F Betafood by Standard Process. I feel for you and pray you find the healing path for you! Best wishes!

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I'd not heard of that one. But they can keep their diet. Gastroparesis is slow digestion, many of the same foods that irritate the gallbladder irritate it. I Am also a Type 2. The 2 diets don't meet anywhere in the middle. No fruit, few veggies, lean meat is the only food that comes close. Oily Fish would have me up all night in pain in the RR. I don't do sweets, unless it is for a Sugar drop, now that I have Real Honey liquid sticks I carry them. I'll look at it some more.

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solutions abound to every problem; keep researching and consult functional docs

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Is the Stone Breaker (Chanca Piedra) in any of those things? I had a friend with severe galbladder pain and that cleared it up after some painful passes. He then recommended it to some girls and they all passed stones after taking it.

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