By Matthew Melnick – Historically, truly personalized care required time, attention, and constant follow-up—things most practitioners simply don’t have enough of. AI changes that equation.
With the right system in place, patients can receive continuous feedback, personalized adjustments, and behavioral guidance between visits.
by Jan Ženka, PhD – Immune checkpoint inhibitors have been great, but for some patients, the immune system simply does not see the tumor clearly enough to attack it. What if we could make tumors themselves look more like dangerous invaders?
By Dr. Robert A. Nagourney, MD – By studying cancer metabolism (metabolomics) we can identify signatures that define predisposition to cancer and provide information on the severity of the disease. It turns out that your metabolic signature is what best defines your risk for cancer.
By Gary Null, PhD, and Richard Gale – A real encyclopedia persuades through rigor, and topics that matter most—medicine, health freedom, controversial science, geopolitics and others, are covered fairly. Wikipedia increasingly persuades through intimidation, repetition, and procedural capture, which is a managed narrative, not democratized knowledge.
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.
Review by Rudy Shur – This book explains how the author came to develop Human BioAcoustics, including its proprietary voice spectral analysis (Vocal Profiling) software, which is a key component of this therapy, Signature Sounds, and so much more.
by John D. MacArthur – We don’t really know to what extent biological processes are influenced by the electromagnetic fields that emanate from everything electrical, especially the long-term effects on our extraordinarily complex and sensitive brains when it comes to the safety of cellular (mobile) telephones.
By Michelle Perro, MD – Environmental decisions made today shape the health of future generations. The fetus developing in utero is already responding epigenetically to maternal exposures, nutritional status, stress, and environmental toxicants, and by grounding environmental health policy in the rights of the child, we provide a moral and legal lens through which to evaluate practices that alter the air our youngest breathe and the ecosystems that sustain them.
By Donnie Yance – The future of natural compounds in HER2-positive cancer treatment lies not in their use as monotherapies but in their strategic integration into comprehensive, personalized treatment protocols. The challenge for researchers and clinicians is to move beyond preclinical promise to rigorous clinical validation, establishing evidence-based protocols that harness the therapeutic potential of natural compounds while maintaining the scientific rigor that patients deserve.
By Donnie Yance – The convergence of traditional botanical knowledge with modern molecular oncology offers exciting opportunities for drug discovery and development. By combining rigorous scientific investigation with respect for traditional medicine systems, we may unlock the full therapeutic potential of natural mTOR/PI3K inhibitors for the benefit of cancer patients worldwide.
By Geo Espinosa, ND, LAc – Two decades ago, localized prostate cancer care mostly meant an open prostatectomy or ~40 fractions of pelvic radiation.
Today, the menu is far broader—robot-assisted techniques that prioritize functional preservation, ultra-hypofractionated radiation that may be delivered in as few as 2 fractions in select protocols, and ≥5 focal therapy modalities that target the index lesion while sparing the uninvolved gland.
The challenge isn’t a lack of options—it’s matching the right patient to the right intensity at the right time.
By M. Sheena Symington, MA, and Magda Havas, PhD – Auricular Chromotherapy could serve as a complementary or front-line option for patients who are resistant to talk therapy, hypersensitive to medication, or seeking non-invasive alternatives. Its portability, brief duration, absence of side effects, low cost and minimal equipment requirements make it particularly promising for trauma response teams, disaster settings, and integrative health clinics.
By Gabrielle Duebendorfer, NMD – There are deeply dysfunctional issues in our medical system, and using inflammatory rhetoric is increasing the political divide, removing any possibility to explore valid issues. We all have our blind spots, yet need to see clearly, and contribute to healthy dialogue, instead of more separation.
By Gary Null, PhD – Over two years of investigation into Wikipedia’s treatment of complementary and alternative medicine revealed extreme bias, factual distortion, and questionable referencing, and they’ve dismissed thousands of peer-reviewed studies supporting the effectiveness of nonconventional therapies.
By Dr. Julia v. Schuckmann – Trauma pain is not layered; it is intertwined. Treating it effectively requires a framework that addresses the interactions of fascia with the nerves, the nerves with the brain, and the brain with the lived experience of trauma. Fascia, a richly vascularized and dynamic sensory organ, full of nerve endings, coordinates movement and communicates with the nervous system, and injury involving fascia can be life-altering.
By Nasha Winters, ND, LAc – Therapies like ketogenic nutrition, fasting strategies, hyperbaric oxygen, hyperthermia, and mitochondrial support can be paired with surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation—not in opposition, but in synergy.
By Pamela Day – Urine-derived stem cells represent an unexpected yet highly promising cell source for regenerative medicine and could ultimately become a key tool in the development of safe, ethical, and personalized regenerative therapies.
By Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPH – Considering weight-loss injections? First, consider poor dietary choices, excess consumption of sugar, the use of chemical sugar substitutes, zero fat gram “foods”, nutrient devoid foods, poor exercise habits, poor sleep, excess screen time, eating late, self-medicating with food, poor stress management skills, and taking prescription medications, which are responsible for 10%-15% of weight issues.
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...
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