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The Diagnosis Trap — How Modern Medicine Turns Symptoms Into Life Sentences
Most people who are sick spend years trying to find “the right diagnosis.”
They bounce from doctor to doctor, chasing second opinions, getting blood drawn, reading specialist reports, joining forums, trying new meds or protocols. At first, it feels like… [read]
The Truth About Gut Healing: An Updated Protocol for Restoring the Body’s Inner Ecosystem
For years, we’ve been told that gut health starts with probiotics, yogurt, or a gluten-free diet. Some of those things have their place, but they don’t come close to solving the real problem. What you’re dealing with—what most people are… [read]
Why Your Pulled Back Muscle Isn’t Healing — And Why It Probably Wasn’t “Just a Muscle” to Begin With
People think they pulled a muscle in their back. They blame bad posture or lifting something wrong. But half the time it wasn’t the movement—it was the swollen gland or inflamed organ underneath that set the stage for injury.
Most… [read]
Microbial Socialism: Why Your Gut Is the Last Free Society You’ve Got Left
Let’s stop pretending we don’t know the answer.
The gut doesn’t just digest your food. It runs your immune system, trains your brain, regulates your moods, detoxifies your blood, manufactures your vitamins, and decides whether you live or rot. And… [read]
Why We Will Be Better Off With RFK Jr. As Our Secretary Of Health and Human Services
Xavier Becerra is currently the 25th secretary of Health and Human Services. He was born to working class parents, and has stated that his childhood witness to the struggles of the working class has driven his career ambitions to reform… [read]
The Depressing Effects Of Antidepressants
SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) are the most common and generally considered the safest antidepressants. They work by preventing the reuptake of serotonin, thereby increasing the amount of serotonin in the brain. They are considered the safest for having the… [read]
The Vioxx Scandal Explained
Vioxx, also known as Rofecoxib, is a painkiller that was prescribed to treat arthritis, migraine and other pain conditions. It was released to the public in 1999 and withdrawn from the public in 2004 due to public health concerns, but… [read]

My Friend, the American Farmer
I’ve spent extensive time over the last five years in Detroit, Michigan, living there for periods, and visiting family. I can safely say, while I love Detroit, it’s not for me to call home.
However, despite knowing that I wouldn’t… [read]

The Downfall of the American education system
It’s been almost 10 years since my first high school band concert, although I remember it well. I was very nervous. I was a band kid through and through. I was hooked since my first day of band camp my… [read]

Why The Crunchy Moms and Hippies Have United Around Bobby Kennedy
I believe that Bobby Kennedy single handedly won Trump the presidential election. While he has many great forces behind him, and the endorsement of Elon Musk and Joe Rogan certainly didn’t hurt, I don’t think that he would have won… [read]

Guide to Eco-friendly Shaving
Our bodies naturally produce body hair to protect us from the elements. The healthiest most natural thing you can do with your body hair is to leave it the way it is. American society has worked very hard to promote… [read]

Joel Salatin is Offered USDA Position
Earlier this evening, the day after Donald Trump was elected president of the United States (again), news broke that Joel Salatin has been offered a position by the Trump team within the USDA, and he has accepted.
“I’ve been contacted… [read]

The Case For Trump
Despite the fact that the data indicates the majority of the country has voted for this decision, it feels as though I am alone in a crowd. It seems everyone I know, everyone I live with, all my friends and… [read]

The Four Phases of the Menstrual Cycle
Women operate on a 28 day hormone cycle composed of four phases, the menstrual phase, the follicular phase, the ovulatory phase, and the luteal phase.
Most women are probably familiar with the menstrual phase, and the ovulatory phase but many… [read]