Katrina's cancer was a mystery to me until this post was nearly published. Hint: What should real docs ask every patient first? Resist turning to the end to find out before reading the rest.

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This is part of the Cabal's psych-out wars. Theodore Sturgeon's Law applies, "Ninety percent of everything is crap."

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This 67-year-old missionary was kidnapped in Colombia in 2020 and flown to Miami by US Marshalls in 2022. His "crime" was training hundreds of thousands to cure diseases using CD.

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It is a nonprofit that is trying to stop the hospital murders.

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It was a live event, and I answered questions.

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I terminally annoy my doctors by managing my care and second-guessing their decisions. This progress report describes where I have been and where I am going.

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How this came to happen is a lesson about Pharma's mendacity and our age of corruption.

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It irreversibly binds heavy metals, rendering them nontoxic. Weakly binding chelators like EDTA may drop heavy metals in the kidneys, which can cause toxicity or death.

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Their chemistry puts them in a chemotherapy drug class, and their adverse effects reflect it. Despite this, they are marketed as antibiotics and carelessly prescribed.

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I have been followed by a Kaiser specialist for a “small scar” on one of my retinas. He told me reassuringly, “You have a problem, but let me worry about it for you. I will see you about once a year for follow-up.”

A few days ago, I went to Costco to get some new glasses for my troubled eyes. They have almost everything, but I knew they did not have what I really needed—new eyes. He had me peer into five machines, then said, “You have moderately severe dry macular degeneration.” So, I freaked out and went into research mode.

I had been using a couple of red light devices almost daily in hopes of improving my vision. I stumbled across Zaid as I was trying to determine whether they could help me.

Zaid is a dude in his late 20s who has somehow already learned to write like a pro. He has better info about the sun and several other health topics than anyone I have encountered. This is one of my top interviews.

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