Lois

Truth seeker and teller

[Aaron Siri @AaronSiriSG]

The annual effort to crush the rights of parents in Massachusetts continues. Its state legislature is holding a public hearing this Friday, June 6th, on two bills that would remove the religious exemption for school vaccines and permit injecting children without parental consent.

Liberty dies when the government can exclude your child from critical parts of society if you refuse to inject foreign substances and, if that were not enough, permits strangers to inject them without your consent.

Please sign up to testify against this tyranny. MA needs your support!
https://t.co/QkZSFZcq42

[Suneel Dhand MD @DrSuneelDhand]

I was in Whole Foods today, and was absolutely shocked at how many of their bagels and bread-products list processed seed oils and “bioengineered ingredients” on their labels.

If this is Whole Foods, what hope is there for anywhere else in America?

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

NEW: Tucker Carlson’s face says it all as Senator Ron Johnson reveals he cured his acid reflux with hydrochloric acid—after years on Zantac, Prilosec, and Nexium.

The medical industry wants you to believe heartburn comes from too much acid.

@SenRonJohnson discovered the opposite: the real problem was not enough.

Once he started supplementing with betaine HCl, his symptoms disappeared. No more reflux. And he only remembers to take it half the time.

He says it worked better than anything doctors ever gave him.

Why? Because betaine and hydrochloric acid are exactly what your stomach is supposed to produce in the first place.

Sometimes the cure isn’t high-tech. It’s just common sense.

[Lois @LMHAMW]

@matthewshaw1111 What a fool he is.

[Pierre Kory, MD MPA @PierreKory]

In 1995, a drug to increase bone density came out. It didn't sell until Merck put bone density scanners everywhere and mass marketed "pre-osteoporosis." Unfortunately, Fosamax made bone more brittle and had many severe side effects...including fractures.
https://t.co/HHgAeb27Hb

[Jeremiroquai @Jerematic79]

My oncologist tried to stop my chemotherapy* treatment last week because of a one-page synopsis he had read regarding my recent MRI, which mentioned that one of my brain tumors had progressed.

It turns out he had never actually looked at the MRI itself; and the specialist who wrote the synopsis had not actually compared the new images to my previous MRI from 2024.

I was skeptical, as my symptoms had not progressed; so I asked my oncologist to show me a comparison of the two most recent MRIs, to demonstrate the growth. So, he brought them up on his screen and showed me a clear difference between image on the left and one on the right.

"But the one on the left is the 2017 MRI," I said. "We both know the tumor has grown since then."

The doctor was surprised, and said, "You're right. I'm not sure why the 2024 MRI isn't showing up."

Anyway, we had to go to a different room and use a different computer to find last year's images. When my oncologist finally brought them up, he realized there was a clear REDUCTION in the size of my tumor, as well as a loss of contrast, indicating that the tumor was dying. So, the chemotherapy was working after all!

Had I taken my doctor at his word, and stopped my chemotherapy, I would have soon needed an extremely risky brain surgery that would have changed my life forever.

We are living through a crisis of competence in America — or is it in the world as a whole? It is absolutely essential that we remain vigilant and look out for our own health, because we apparently can no longer trust our doctors to do it for us. Remember to ask questions, get second opinions and, above all, don't just assume that your doctor is infallible. Now more than ever, your life is in your own hands.

[Lois @LMHAMW]

@RepDean DoE has failed.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) led the charge, slamming Kennedy for a $3 billion drop in federally funded biomedical research compared to last year.

Kennedy stood his ground.

“We’re cutting waste, we’re cutting duplicative programs,” he said.

Still, Baldwin wouldn’t let up. She framed the loss of “3,200 fewer grants” as an attack on “life-saving programs.”

Kennedy hit back with a devastating stat.

“We spend 70% of the world’s biomedical research out of NIH. 70%. And we’re the sickest country in the world,” he said.

“We’ve had a 38% increase in our agency growth over the past four years,” he added. “That money has not been well spent.”

The exchange summed up a broader dynamic: Democrats trying to paint RFK Jr. as a villain, slashing life-saving science, while Kennedy pointed out that America’s health is declining because of how this money is being spent, not despite it.

[Lois @LMHAMW]

RT @matthewshaw1111: Very strange how vaccine "experts" keep lying about this

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

Elected officials have served for decades during a period marked by the most significant rise in disease in U.S. history. My question to those in Government who are cynical about the current direction of @HHSGov: What have you done to protect and improve the health of the American people?

[Mary Talley Bowden MD @MaryBowdenMD]

“The entire case is going to trial. It was a huge win. The first medical battery claim since 1973 in Wisconsin.”

Congratulations Schara family and @MendenhallFirm. Schara v Ascension health starts June 2.

[Matthew Shaw @matthewshaw1111]

https://t.co/CAYURVdtQS

[Matthew Shaw @matthewshaw1111]

Can vaccination (rarely) cause neurological damage-- some of which is then labeled as autism?

The federal government's own expert witness in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding thought so

[Matthew Shaw @matthewshaw1111]

"Because of linked-epitope suppression, all children who were primed by DTaP vaccines will be more susceptible to pertussis throughout their lifetimes, and there is no easy way to decrease this increased lifetime susceptibility."

[Pierre Kory, MD MPA @PierreKory]

To sell statins, we're told cholesterol damages arteries—in reality, it repairs arterial injury.
Statins hence don't prevent death and give 20% of users muscle, liver, or nerve damage. If you know someone on a statin, please read @MidwesternDoc 's article
https://t.co/TRqy20os4c

[Matthew Shaw @matthewshaw1111]

This is exactly correct. Non-conformists are selected against to ensure ideological continuity.

Most healthcare workers/students are forced to take an annual influenza vaccine to stay in school or to work in a hospital. Given that requirement, what are the odds that someone who works within this system will question the efficacy or safety of flu vaccines?

Chomsky: "I wouldn't say that no meaningful work takes place in schools, or that they only exist to provide man power for the corporate system or something like that -these are very complex systems, after all. But the basic institutional role and function of the schools, and why they're supported, is to provide an ideological service: there's a real selection for obedience and conformity. And I think that process starts in kindergarten, actually."

[Lois @LMHAMW]

@Alexander_Tin @CDCgov @SecKennedy Common sense. No study needed.

[Lois @LMHAMW]

@matthewshaw1111 Common sense!

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

You know you’ve lost the plot when women are more protective over their dogs than they are their unborn children.

[Matthew Shaw @matthewshaw1111]

HPV vaccine clinical trials were designed to hide potential adverse effects

Even vaccine proponents say that an inert placebo should be used in cases where there is no prior version of the vaccine / no existing standard of care.

But the "placebo" used was an untested adjuvant