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Study: Phytochemical-Rich Foods Reduce Inflammation, Risk of Colorectal Cancer

A Chinese study by J. Wu et al titled “Dietary phytochemical index and biomarker profiles are associated with colorectal cancer odds: integrating dietary intake with blood biomarkers” published on 15 September 2026 indicates that higher phytochemical and fibre intake is better for one’s health. The text is about 15 pages, including references. One of the motivations is that few studies “have simultaneously evaluated dietary phytochemical intake together with gut barrier marke

Sep 242 min read

Study: Vitamin D Deficiency Leads to Higher Likelihood of Fibromyalgia & Death

A study by K.-C. Hung et al titled “Low vitamin D status and long-term risk of incident fibromyalgia: a propensity score–matched cohort study” published on 24 August 2026 adds to the already large body of evidence that vitamin D is vital to one’s health. The paper is about 12 pages, including references. The study examined not only fibromyalgia (long-term and widespread pain) but also all-cause mortality. The study involved a comparison of the vitamin D deficient (VDD) group

Sep 62 min read

Study: Using Light to Help Kill Cancer Cells

A paper by K.M. Freitag et al titled “Light-controlled disruption of cancer cell dormancy via photoswitchable stress hormone receptor degraders” published on 21 May 2026 discusses the potential to use light to help target cancer cells. The paper is about 11 pages long and, not surprisingly, the researchers are Swiss. The problem is that the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) “induces a reversible, drug-tolerant dormancy state in cancer cells”. One could destroy these GRs by sending

Jul 111 min read

Study: Plastic Particles in Brains

An article by J. Licinio et al titled “The human microplastic burden and brain health: From measurement to pathophysiology and removal” published on 5 May 2026 discusses concerns regarding so-called microplastics in the human body. The article is short at less than four pages in total, including references. First of all, the authors point out that whilst “microplastics” is the commonly used term, “nanoplastics” is more accurate. Those that cross the blood-brain barrier, accum

Jun 182 min read

Study: Ivermectin and Mebendazole Can Cure Cancer

A pre-print study by N. Hulscher et al titled “ Real-World Clinical Outcomes of Ivermectin and Mebendazole in Cancer Patients: Results from a Prospective Observational Cohort ” posted on 7 April 2026 presents more evidence supporting cheap-off-shelf medication that can practically cure cancer. The main text is about 14 pages, the remaining are references. The sample initially included 197 adults who had a cancer diagnosis at a median of 1.2 years since initial diagnosis. They

Apr 182 min read

Study: mRNA Vaccines & Gene Alterations

An article by N. Hulscher, P.A. McCullough and J.A. Catanzaro titled “Gene Expression Alterations Induced by mRNA Vaccines” was published in the Spring 2026 issue of Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons ( Volume 31 Number 1 ). The article is very short, about 3 pages, briefly discussing “evidence of coordinated transcriptional and proteomic reprogramming” due to the mRNA “vaccines”. Whilst some medical professionals suspected from the beginning, there is actual data t

Apr 172 min read

Study: 32% of COVID-19 Spike Protein Similar to Human Endogenous Retroviral Elements

A study by J. Fleetwood titled “ A 32% Human-Derived Mosaic in the In Silico-Assembled SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein: Accidental Contaminant Misincorporation or Intentional Functional Chimeric Design? ” published on 11 November 2025 has found… well, pretty much what the title states. The paper is 136 pages long but most of it is raw data. The main text is about 7 pages. The introduction is a reminder of how the virus was extracted. The SARS-CoV-2 genome was first reported as a com

Nov 13, 20252 min read