Mebendazole and Cancer: The Lab Surprise That Started It All
Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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A scoop of dirt from beside a Japanese golf course gave the world ivermectin. Now a new review...
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A clear-eyed look at ivermectin research, its place in clinical protocols, and what the evidence does and does...
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In a recent article, we explored the science behind how cardiovascular exercise enhances heart health. If you read that piece, you were likely left with some...
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Melatonin, sometimes called “the hormone of darkness,” is a naturally-occurring molecule produced by the brain's pineal gland which signals to our body that it’s time for sleep. It...
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Did you know that the average American consumes 17 teaspoons of added sugar per day, more than double the recommended amount? Unfortunately, indulging in sugary foods...
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Almost a million Americans die every year of heart disease, stroke, or other cardiovascular conditions [1]. While the heart is a remarkably resilient organ, beating 2.5...
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Today, we are pledging to assist those Americans who are impacted by this disaster by offering free medical care.
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Intro from Dr. Paul Alexander: Dr. Peter McCullough discusses Nattokinase, I share his potent substack on this important issue & present some research evidence of the...
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Let’s acknowledge a disconcerting truth: America is in the grip of a stress epidemic. Whether it’s the result of uncertainty wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, a...
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Did you know that sleeping less than 7 hours per night makes you nearly three times more likely to be infected by the common cold than people...
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