By Ben Moss – If you haven’t heard of the Slow Food movement, it is time to get up to speed with what should be the most important revolution the USA has ever known. Fair warning, if you read this article all the way through, you will be hungry by the end.
by Gary Null, PhD – How many times have we gone against the current of our own being? You know you should do A, but you are conditioned to do B.
You are fighting it because the conditioned self is conditioned from a place of fear. And fear will always win if we give in to it.
by Gary Null, PhD – Embrace your passion. Not the curated, hashtagged, algorithmically optimized version, but the real thing. The messy, inconvenient, time-consuming, occasionally embarrassing, deeply human thing that makes you forget to check your phone, and makes three hours feel like 20 minutes.
By Matthew Melnick, Founder, Thinnr Weight Loss – I want to walk through what we actually observed, be honest about what the data is and is not, make the case for why the delivery mechanism matters as much as the intervention itself, and argue that the practices best positioned for the next decade of metabolic care are the ones leaning into this kind of technology rather than treating it as a threat.
By Donna Young, Health Policy Reviewer – Premature cord clamping leaves infants subtly and seriously impaired, by stripping them of vital oxygenated blood, iron stores, and essential stem cells. This standard policy compromises brain myelination, weakens cardiovascular transition, and leaves newborns unnecessarily vulnerable.
by Gary Null, PhD – In order to grow you must put an end to distractions and learn to focus. You have to be conscious in the moment, and then you have to create balance in that moment. The only way to get healthy and conquer self-sabotage is to figure out where you have allowed imbalance into your lives.
By Susan Ratliff – There is exploration of the possibility of stimulating or enhancing a natural immune response, as opposed to suppressing symptoms, imposing an artificial endocrine regime, or even shutting down the immune system by force. Developing nano-scale medicines and delivery systems bring us to a fascinating and hopeful frontier.
By Gary Null, PhD – If there is one lesson history teaches without exception, it is this: power rarely corrects itself. Trust should never be automatic. It should be conditional upon transparency, honesty, and a willingness to admit error, and when leaders refuse accountability, the responsibility returns to us.
by Diana Crumpler – Nystagmus is a condition of involuntary eye movements that prevent focus. It may be either congenital or acquired in adulthood. The condition is further subdivided according to whether the eye movements are horizontal, vertical or rotary. It is not primarily an eye problem but rather one of the central nervous system.
By Erik Peper, PhD – When clients learn to combine biofeedback with other strategies to make it their own such as slower, more coherent breathing, guided imagery, shifts in internal dialogue, and practical lifestyle changes, something important happens: the body begins to reorganize itself toward health.
by Gary Null, PhD – With this acceptance of yourself and others, conflict can dissolve and you can be in balance. Where there is balance, there is harmony. And where there is harmony, there is bliss. In bliss, there is no need to sublimate. When you are not sublimating, then there is no destructive behavior leading to addictions.
By Gary Null, PhD – If people evaluated character with the seriousness it deserves, many political outcomes would look very different. But people are programmed and propagandized, and we have been trained to act against our best interest while feeling virtuous for doing it.
Review by Rudy Shur – The Doctors’ Riot of 1788 sparked a movement that led to today’s system of body donation and the laws and morality that support it. …while organ donation is closely regulated, the body donation business—and it is a business, to be sure—is almost completely unregulated.
By Gary Null, PhD – You have been shaped by systems designed to produce compliant, predictable people. But, you are a person with a mind. And that mind, properly used, is more powerful than any institution ever built to contain it.
The question is not whether you are stupid. The question is whether you are willing to do something about it.
By Benton Bramwell, ND, and Matt Warnock, JD – Where clinical trials of groups seek to average individual variability, N-of-1 trials embrace individual variability. Hogben and Sim argue that careful, successive observations in a single person ought not be viewed as experimentally inferior data because successive observations can, in fact, provide great clarity on the effect of an intervention.
By Erik Peper – When regulatory safeguards weaken, corporations can function as disease vectors – not through infection, but through environmental exposure. By loosening pollution standards, federal policy negatively affects the health of both present and future generations.
By Gary Null, PhD – Trust is not sentimental. It is not emotional fragility. It is a structural requirement for any functioning medical system. It rests on two pillars: efficacy and safety, and if information about either pillar is withheld, distorted, or manipulated, then trust is no longer simply weakened — it collapses.
Ben Moss reports from Washington on a new federal push to bring nutrition education into American medical schools. Does this signal a meaningful shift in how medicine confronts chronic disease, prevention, and the role of food in health?
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
As the producer of The Moss Report, the year leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic was filled with anticipation and excitement. We had invested years of hard work and significant resources into two major projects: our feature film, Immunotherapy: The Battle Within, and...
Join us for a thought-provoking and in-depth exploration of one of the most debated and evolving areas in modern medicine. Vaccines and Immunology: Confronting Misinformation, Disinformation, and Seeking the Truth brings together healthcare practitioners for a balanced, data-driven examination of vaccine science, immune system function, clinical outcomes, and the future of immunology research. This two-day conference will feature dynamic keynote sessions with Del Bigtree and Aaron Siri, in addition to other experts on the field of vaccinology. These thought leaders will share their perspectives, research, and insights designed to encourage deeper inquiry, professional dialogue, and critical thinking. Participants will gain exposure to current scientific findings, policy considerations, emerging trends, and real-world case studies that impact clinical decision-making. The goal of this event is to foster constructive, respectful, and informed conversation among professionals committed to patient well-being and medical integrity. Enhance your expertise by beginning the week with a two-day Pre-Conference Workshop on IV Chelation and Therapeutics, September 16–17. This practical training is designed for clinicians interested in expanding treatment options and integrating IV protocols into patient care. This conference is tailored for physicians and healthcare professionals across integrative, functional, and conventional medicine who value informed discussion and professional growth. Join colleagues […]
An Unplugged Physician Gathering at the Omega Institute: This immersive weekend intensive is designed for healthcare providers seeking practical, case-based applications of herbal medicine within modern integrative and restorative medicine practice. Drawing from decades of clinical experience, speakers will share how botanical and nutritional therapies can be applied to complex chronic conditions with an emphasis on individualized therapeutic strategies and clinical decision-making. Through real-world patient case discussions, we will explore herbal applications for the following conditions: Endocrine dysfunction Cardiovascular imbalance Neuroinflammation & trauma-related dysregulation Metabolic disorders & chronic infections Immune dysfunction Healthy aging & oncology support Broader physiologic themes integrated throughout the weekend will include: Mitochondrial dysfunction & oxidative stress Impaired autophagy & endoplasmic reticulum stress Inflammation-driven chronic disease
Under the theme Medicinal Mushrooms for a Sustainable Future in Food & Health, this conference in Bragança, Portugal will bring together researchers, representatives from the mushroom industry, and key stakeholders to share recent scientific advances and discuss current challenges and opportunities in unlocking the full potential of medicinal mushrooms for health, sustainability, and innovation. . Our goal is to foster a dynamic, multidisciplinary forum – bringing together experts from mycology, nutrition, immunology, microbiome research, biotechnology, agro-food systems, policy, and beyond – to share the latest findings, spark collaborations, and explore the full potential of mushrooms for health, sustainability, and innovation. - CONFERENCE TOPICS ▪ Sustainable Innovation in Mushrooms ▪ Personalized Nutrition & Precision Medicine ▪ Therapeutic Potential of Psychedelic Mushrooms ▪ Microbiome-Mycotherapy Interactions ▪ AI & Omics in Medicinal Mushroom Research ▪ Climate Resilience via Ecosystem Services ▪ Cultural Heritage & Biocultural Conservation ▪ Public Health & Policy Applications ▪ Ethics, Safety & Regulatory Foresight ▪ Agro-food Systems & Circular Integration EMAIL: info@immc13.com