Fred Cypert

Natural medicine specialist, exericise and sports enthusiast

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@JeromeAdamsMD Henry Ford Study

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@Vincesoprajfsx @calleymeans @JeromeAdamsMD Good to know. I certainly can't trust Jerome and now I have reasons to doubt Calley.

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@calleymeans @JeromeAdamsMD I suspected Jerome was getting paid.

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@KingsMutuals I saw him play quite a bit in Sacramento and he was wasn't very good. Not the Kings fault.

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The movie is not a propaganda film unless of course you are using Wikipidea. The best of the these studies is the the Henry Ford one, which is the primary focus of the documentary.

Mawson et al. (2017): Pilot cross-sectional survey of 666 homeschooled U.S. children (ages 6–12). Vaccinated children had higher reported rates of allergies, NDD (neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD/autism/learning disabilities), otitis media, and pneumonia; unvaccinated had more chickenpox/pertussis.

Hooker & Miller (2020): Retrospective analysis of medical records from ~2,000–4,800 children in three U.S. practices. Vaccination before age 1 associated with higher odds of developmental delays (OR ~2.2), asthma (OR ~4.5), and ear infections (OR ~2.1). https://t.co/v4edZVuwYW

Lyons-Weiler & Thomas (2020): Analysis of ~3,300 patients in one Oregon pediatric practice. Vaccinated children had more office visits for illnesses (e.g., respiratory infections, fever, asthma, allergies); no ADHD in unvaccinated group. Used relative incidence of visits; practice had a "vaccine-friendly" https://t.co/KbclXmWhHI

German KiGGS survey (Schmitz et al., 2011): Large national survey (~17,000 children). Unvaccinated had fewer vaccine-preventable diseases but similar or slightly lower rates of some infections/atopy in certain age groups. https://t.co/F4TSaulvXf

Henry Ford Health System birth cohort

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I could easily give you some of the studies but as I said some are talked about in the film. If you watch the film you will get a fuller context of the subject. I appreciate the time you have spent communicating, but I am trying to pass along extraordinary information that is best understood by watching the film.

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@paulsaladinomd feeling good at 49 is not a big deal. get back to us when you are 79.

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@JeromeAdamsMD Watch the movie and I will then respect your comment. You have to be willing to see the other side. The movie is very well done. As I said studies will be revealed in the movie.

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You do not any have any either because the industry does not do true placebo controlled studies. The studies I am referring are population studies comparing vaccinated to unvaccinated children. All show the unvaccinated to have healthier outcomes. If you are really interested in knowing the other side to your position watch the movie. Studies are referred to in it.

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@o_a_khan Where did you find it to watch it?

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@davidasinclair Not only does starve a fever work but so does starve a cold. I figured this out at a young age and as result have had a disease free life. If I get a fever or infection it is gone in a few days or less by starving it. It also resets by body to a more functional level.

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@JeromeAdamsMD There have been eight studies comparing the vaccinated to the unvaccinated and all have shown the unvaccinated to have superior health.

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@TakethatCt Safe and effective. That's a term that means something other than it sounds like it does.

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Honey contains at least 181 different compounds. The "minor" ingredients, though small in percentage, are what make honey special:
Organic acids (0.5-1%): Mainly gluconic acid, plus citric, malic, lactic, acetic, and others. These contribute to honey's acidity (pH around 3.9) and tangy flavor, and help prevent bacterial growth.
Enzymes: Added by bees during production. Examples include glucose oxidase (produces hydrogen peroxide for antibacterial effects), invertase (breaks down sucrose), and diastase.
Amino acids and proteins (0.1-0.3%): Small amounts, including proline from bees.
Minerals and trace elements: Potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, etc. (ash content ~0.2%).
Vitamins: Small quantities of B vitamins, vitamin C, etc.
Phenolic compounds, flavonoids, and antioxidants: These come from the plants/flowers and give honey its color, aroma, and potential health benefits (anti-inflammatory, antioxidant properties).
Pollen, pigments, and volatile compounds: Responsible for aroma, flavor variations between types (e.g., clover vs. manuka honey), and color.
Other: Hydrogen peroxide (natural preservative), lipids, and various bioactive molecules.

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@DougShah000 @KingMarthers It's protected 1-16, not 17-30

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@epochhealth A book by Weston Price called Nutrition and Physical Degeneration examined people's teeth from all around the world and found the people not eating a western refined diet rarely had cavities regardless of their diet including grains.

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@HighWireTalk @peteevanschefx Probably not my busines but Del as an admirer I don't see the dietary approach you are using working for you. Consider a leaner approach. Lot's of fruits and vegies. There is no way you are lacking fats and proteins in your diet. That is obvious in your photos and video's.