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Dr. Michael Nehls: “Alzheimer’s Is Entirely Avoidable” (opens the original)
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I recently watched Dr. Michael Nehls for the second time on Tucker Carlson, as well as on a recent episode of the German {ungeskriptet} by Ben. I find him a very compelling speaker in both languages, and though I appreciate that Alzheimer’s is a complex disease, I get the strong impression that Dr. Nehl’s is on the right track. As I am, at the moment, extremely pressed for time, I asked GROK to summarize Dr. Nehls’s Alzheimer’s research, and I
Murder Charges for Hospital Administrators? (opens the original)
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Manufacturing Madness with Fear, Loathing, & Scapegoating (opens the original)
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Dear Readers, Please check out my recent conversation with veteran podcaster Frank Licari and clinical nutritionist J. Gulinello about how fear is used to manipulate us. I join the conversation at 18:05. If you enjoy the episode, please like this post and forward it to your friends. Many thanks!John LeakeSubscribe now<a class="button primary" href="https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/manufa
Why Millions of Adults Develop Adhesive Capsulitis, How Injuries Inside and Outside the Shoulder Joint Set It Up, and Why Range of Motion Is Critical for Prevention (opens the original)
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By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPHThe person closest to me in life has suffered miserably for about 9 months with a shoulder injury after doing a workout with weights. I am observing in real time the development of a frozen shoulder.📈 Prevalence of Frozen Shoulder in the General Adult PopulationThe commonly cited figures:General adult prevalence: roughly 2–5% of the population at any given timeLifetime incidence: about 2–5%, with some studies pushing toward 5–10% depending on how strictly the dia
Uncle Sam the Bioterrorist (opens the original)
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