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I hope mainly to share anecdotes of my personal healing journey, which show that it's possible for each of us to take control of our own health, and not be forced into accepting the barbaric practices of corporatized orthodox medicine.

Newsletter · By klimer · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    Avoiding Rotator Cuff Injuries (opens the original)

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    I reconnected with an old friend, Randy, a while back, and he complained of a rotator cuff injury. He was about 65 years old.Then a former acquaintance from the local Miata club, she was in her late-60s, also confessed to having a rotator cuff injury.Next, it was a 70-year old former neighbor.After that, a few more friends and acquaintances, all in their sixties or early seventies.And that’s not including two older friends whose shoulders were so messed up they ended up needing shoulder surgery.

  2. Issue · Jul 19, 2026

    MDs and the Cult of Idiopathy (opens the original)

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    Early on in my healing journey, I read Dr. Denis Burkitt’s book, Refined Carbohydrate Foods and Disease (1978). After World War II, he had trained as a surgeon in Edinborough, and once he graduated he headed to rural Africa with intent to do good in the world. When he got there, he found that the people there had virtually none of the chronic diseases that he had been taught to treat. It was only in the cities where some of the people had a few of the diseases he was familiar with. He spent his

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