Professor Didier Raoult & Hydroxychloroquine

Written by John Leake

I just watched an interview with McCullough Foundation epidemiologist Nicholas Hulscher. Nic’s exposition reminded me of the seminal work of Professor Didier Raoult, who has long struck me as one of the most original, creative, and penetrating minds in all of microbiological research

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How Being Poisoned Can Be Mistaken for Being Infected By ‘Germs’ and ‘Viruses’

Written by Sayer Ji

The Story at a Glance: The claim in one breath. Modern medicine explains illness with two stories — genes and germs. A third, the exposome (the lifetime load of chemicals a body absorbs, including the ones we’re prescribed and injected), is real, large, and badly undercounted. While it may not itself replace germ theory, it at least deserves to sit alongside it.

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Society’s war on grief

Written by Robert D. Stolorow

The DSM5, the most recent version of psychiatry’s diagnostic bible, makes it possible to classify grieving that endures beyond a rather brief span of time as a mental illness.

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How More And More GMO Crops Are Reaching Your Plate

Written by Sayer Ji

Picture a family eating dinner in the American Midwest. The kids are having corn chips and juice. Dad’s eating a pork chop. Mom reaches for the salsa — corn-based, like nearly everything on the table. It’s an ordinary evening in the most ordinary country in the world

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