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  • Jule Klotter

    Jule Klotter has a master’s in professional writing from the University of Southern California. She joined Townsend Letter’s staff in 1990. Over the years, she has written abstract articles for "Shorts” and many book reviews that provide information for busy practitioners. She became Townsend Letter’s editor near the end of 2016.

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Two European studies are testing low-dose naltrexone for fibromyalgia treatment, aiming for European approval. Trials focus on pain relief and inflammation reduction in FM patients.

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Recent reviews suggest acetaminophen may affect children’s neurodevelopment, with prenatal exposure linked to developmental delays and autism spectrum disorders.

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Radiation therapy for breast cancer and lung cancer can lead to cardiotoxic effects, increasing the risk of coronary artery disease in women, especially those treated on the left side.

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German researchers discuss vitamin D resistance in autoimmune diseases and high-dose vitamin D3 therapy. The Coimbra protocol shows promise in treating multiple sclerosis patients.

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The Real Anthony Fauci – Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public HealthBook Review

Principle Investigators (PIs) receive federal funding for research, then they and their academic institutions collect royalties on any product they help develop when it reaches the marketplace. These same PI researchers act as lobbyists, spokespersons, and serve on FDA and CDC advisory panels that approve drugs and vaccines, and their influence should not be overlooked.

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This selection of short articles from May 2022 looks at taurine for heart function, the Pfizer Whistleblower lawsuit, thiamine for diabetes, and strengthening inspiratory muscles for reducing blood pressure.

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Looking at a journey with macular degeneration, exploring taurine’s role in vision preservation. Also, examining the FDA’s stance on mercury fillings and potential health effects.

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Editorial: Losing Trust

Researchers study the non-specific effects of vaccines on overall child mortality rates. Drug companies donate millions to politicians and lobbyists, and vaccine manufacturers provide funding to the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Probiotics improved gastrointestinal function in pregnant women, reducing nausea and vomiting. Exposure to nature aids with children’s immune function.
Microplastics found in placentas raise concerns about fetal exposure to toxins from plastic.

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Considering biophotons, and the effects of mycotoxins, and research fraud in health studies raises concerns about the reliability of systematic reviews and the prevalence of false data in published trials.

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By Jule Klotter – Reviews of long-term effects of masks, disrupting microbial colonization with good oral care can avert serious respiratory infection, and opportunities to engage in gardening may be a valuable way to access one’s sense of connection to nature as we age.

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Patients with autoimmune diseases may benefit from shielded clothing to reduce electromagnetic radiation exposure. The impact of EMR on health is detailed in ‘The Invisible Rainbow’.

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Studies link acetaminophen use during pregnancy to ADHD and autism in offspring, urging caution in administration and exploring alternative pain management strategies.

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Dr. McCullough advocates for early, effective COVID-19 treatments to reduce hospitalizations, highlighting the suppression of crucial information in the medical field.

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A study suggests a gluten-free diet may benefit patients with chronic low back pain. Another review discusses vitamin C deficiency in hemodialysis patients.

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