Gary Null, PhD, and Richard Gale – A critical examination of the measles vaccine’s effectiveness and safety, questioning claims of herd immunity and reviewing research on vaccine failures, adverse reactions, and the development of new measles vaccines.
By Richard Moskowitz, MD – For medicines to be manufactured and dispensed on a large scale, they must be potent enough to force most people taking them to function in whatever narrowly targeted way we’ve determined that they should, and to override any individual sensitivities that might interfere.
By Michelle Perro, MD – The mechanism by which GLP-1 agents produce weight loss includes delayed gastric emptying defined by a reduction in antral and duodenal motility with increased pyloric tone. In a subset of patients, this effect progresses to clinically significant gastroparesis.
By Donnie Yance – Herbs and phytochemicals can alter drug metabolism, affect blood counts, liver function, coagulation, blood pressure, glucose control, and immune activity. Some may increase the risk of side effects; others may reduce drug levels and efficacy.
By Ben Moss – Researchers are learning to selectively manipulate the levers of the immune system. A small study using a monoclonal antibody to prevent rejection of transplanted pancreatic islet cells shows incredible promise for people with Type 1 diabetes.
By Donnie Yance, CN, MH, RH(AHG) – I’ve seen countless patients improve their health not through aggressive pharmaceutical intervention, but through fundamental lifestyle changes: eating real food, moving their bodies, managing stress, cultivating relationships, and finding purpose. These interventions work with our biology, not against it. They reduce inflammation, optimize metabolic function, and support the body’s innate healing capacity.
Book Review by Julia Schopick – Total Load Theory is a paradigm shifting book in several ways, and highly recommended to anyone who is interested in out-of-the-box treatments, as well as prevention.
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 Donnie Yance – Compelling evidence demonstrates that lower ICI doses maintain therapeutic efficacy while improving safety profiles and dramatically reducing costs. Implementation of evidence-based dose optimization represents a critical opportunity to improve global cancer care accessibility while maintaining therapeutic excellence.
By Donnie Yance – Understanding the relationship between gut health and GLP-1 provides valuable insights into metabolic health optimization. By focusing on gut microbiome support through diet, stress management, and targeted supplementation, we can naturally enhance GLP-1 function and achieve better metabolic outcomes.
By Alan R. Gaby, M.D. – The banning of desiccated thyroid (DT) would cause great harm to hundreds of thousands of Americans, because DT is often the most effective, and in some cases the only effective treatment for hypothyroidism, and the FDA should do much more research before making a decision which affects us and our loved ones.
By Donnie Yance – Understanding the relationship between gut health and GLP-1 provides valuable insights into metabolic health optimization. We can naturally enhance GLP-1 function, and achieve better metabolic outcomes, by focusing on gut microbiome support through diet, stress management, and targeted supplementation.
If we do not confront the profound lessons of the Covid crisis, we risk repeating its worst mistakes. Entrusting global health policy to bureaucrats has been shown to be a path to systemic abuse, and we must now confront the reality that our modern health systems have been corrupted by power, profit, and ideology.
The official denial of a vaccine-autism connection has become entrenched dogma, unsupported by a single gold-standard study definitively disproving such a link. Meanwhile, the health of American children continues to decline, as federal agencies remain unwilling to conduct comprehensive safety studies to prove safety of vaccines and current vaccine schedules.
For the past few years, the name of this drug has kept crossing my desk. Whether through reader questions at The Moss Report, comments on The Moss Report Podcast, or emails to my father, Dr. Ralph W. Moss, people kept asking: What about Ivermectin?
HealthCare should be valued as a public service and not considered a commodity. With the right reforms, we could restore financial health to our country and also deliver the kind of healthcare system that citizens have long deserved.
Gardasil, one of the most poorly studied vaccines, is being administered to tens of millions of boys and girls, adolescents and young women across the nation, and it is incumbent for parents and individuals to educate themselves about this vaccine.
Reliance on private donations has created a system where corporations like Merck, Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, and Johnson & Johnson – and of course the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation — can fund CDC projects, potentially shaping the agency’s priorities in ways that align with their commercial interests.
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.Â
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...
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