My love of learning expanded outward, decades ago, with my children, and teaching K-12 and grad school. I now work to bring impossibly powerful learning to all.
@Ajani_Depp Dude, check out @HOM3OSTASIS on Telegram. My brother had a "permanent" bald spot due to radiation therapy in the early 2000s. A few months after he started the niacin regimen, his haircutter of 15 years asked him if he had gotten implants. His bald spot had grown back.
💖 I'm sponsoring @Bogdanp because I'm creating an app to help two-year-olds learn to read. His Koyo web framework will help me develop the server behind my user interface. https://t.co/JHWPgEqWS6
@EricArnoys @drstroder 84 patients, mean age 85 years, all got COVID as confirmed by later serology, 0 were hospitalized, 0 died. Primary treatment was OTC antihistamines. Azithromycin was added if symptoms developed.
@Carolemcguire19@drstroder 1, 2, and 3 (and 4) are mainly composed of very cheap generics. Not nearly as much money to be made as with vaxxes. Several countries (e.g., India, Mexico, El Salvador) are giving their people ivermectin for free, with remarkable results.
@drstroder I speak as someone who lost one parent in mid-2020 because COVID hysteria delayed admission to hospital for non-COVID pneumonia, and one in early 2021 due to untreated COVID.
@drstroder I don't get it. COVID is a highly treatable disease, with at least four successful treatment regimens: (1) the HCQ cocktail, (2) ivermectin, (3) niacin + melatonin, and (4) antihistamines + antibiotics + steroids. Why don't doctors use them to keep people out of the hospital?
@Miss_Snuffy Mr. Baldwin, math teacher at Campbell Collegiate. He helped a small motivated group to complete 11th grade algebra in 3 weeks, seat-time requirements be damned. Also an early technology adopter, when technology was an overhead projector with a long roll of projection film.
If you know of someone with mental health issues, particularly depression, please make sure they and their family are aware of the potential role of chemical and food sensitivities.
They quickly decided to equip their new home with all-electric heat and appliances, and my mother's anger also subsided. Their marriage lasted 67 years, ended only by my dad passing at 90.
The explanation: she was cooking over a poorly ventilated gas stove and inhaled enough combustion fumes to generate anger in her as well. Since they were living in a trailer while awaiting the construction of their new home, I guess you could call this "static road rage".
When I mentioned this to my mother on a trip back home to Canada, she exclaimed, "Oh, that explains something! Lately I've been getting angry at your father and it worries me that I always seem to have a knife in my hand."
The explanation was that there was a water heater in a closet just outside our bedroom door. When the water heater came on it would leak enough natural gas combustion fumes in the air to generate a feeling of anger in my wife. (I wonder how much road rage is due to this!)
She would wake up in the morning, take a shower, and then explode about just about anything, like a piece of lint on the floor. (I also credit Dr. Rea for helping to keep my marriage going for over 43 years.)
When we turned off the natural gas in our Dallas house, we noticed two things, besides an improvement in my mood. First, both my wife and I needed two hours less sleep at night. Second, my wife's morning anger episodes subsided.
Without Dr. Rea, I would have enriched a large team of physicians, psychiatrists and pharmacists trying to find effective treatments for all the medical and mental health problems I had. Instead, he found the underlying cause that led to my continuing good health and sanity.