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Iodine 101: Why This Essential Nutrient Matters (And Why Iodine Allergy Doesn’t Exist) Iodine: The Tiny Element That Keeps Your Body Running Smoothly You’ve probably seen the little “I” on nutrition labels and wondered what it does. The answer is a lot . Iodine is an essential micronutrient—your body can’t make it, so you have to get it from food or supplements. Without enough, your thyroid (the butterfly-shaped gland in your neck) can’t produce the hormones that control metabolism, growth, brain development, and basically every cell in your body. Yet despite its superstar status, iodine often gets a bad rap. Some people avoid iodized salt or seafood out of fear of “iodine allergy” (spoiler: true iodine allergy does not exist — read our debunk here ). Let’s set the record straight and show why this element deserves a spot on your plate. Why Your Body Needs Iodine Thyroid Hormone Production Th...

The “Iodine Allergy” Myth: Why It’s Impossible (and What’s Really Going On) The “Iodine Allergy” Myth: Why It’s Impossible (and What’s Really Going On) By Shane Shipman • October 29, 2025 Millions of patients believe they're "allergic to iodine." Charts get flagged. Scans get canceled. Seafood gets avoided for life. Here's a clear, friendly explainer: you cannot be allergic to iodine — but you can react to other things that contain iodine. 1. Iodine is an atom — not an allergen Iodine (element #53) is a tiny atom your body uses to make thyroid hormones. Allergies are immune reactions to complex proteins, not to single atoms or tiny ions. In other words: you can’t develop an immune response to iodine itself the way you do to a peanut protein or a bee venom protein. Quick fact: Your thyroid stores about 20 mg of iodine to make hormones —...

The Evolution of Acetaminophen (Paracetamol) — From 19th-century Chemistry to Tylenol The Evolution of Acetaminophen (Paracetamol) By Shane Shipman — October 28, 2025 A factual timeline of how acetaminophen (also called paracetamol) developed from 19th-century chemistry to becoming the active ingredient in Tylenol — and its place in postwar European pharmaceutical history. Quick summary Acetaminophen was first synthesized in the late 1800s, rediscovered as the safer active metabolite of older pain medicines in the mid-20th century, and commercialized in the U.S. as Tylenol in the 1950s. Johnson & Johnson acquired the Tylenol maker (McNeil) in 1959. Separately, some post-WWII European chemical companies, including successors of IG Farben, became major producers of paracetamol. This represents industrial continuity, not evidence of any unethical experimentation influencing Tylenol’s ...

How Long Does It Take to Detox from Mycotoxins? A Comprehensive Guide Exposure to mycotoxins—toxic compounds produced by molds—can leave you feeling fatigued, foggy, and frustrated. If you’re wondering how long it takes to detox from these invisible toxins, you’re not alone. The timeline varies based on several factors, but with the right approach, you can support your body’s recovery. In this post, we’ll break down the detox process, key factors affecting the timeline, and actionable steps to reclaim your health. What Are Mycotoxins and Why Do They Matter? Mycotoxins are harmful substances produced by molds like Aspergillus , Penicillium , and Stachybotrys (black mold). They can contaminate food (e.g., grains, nuts) or thrive in damp environments, leading to symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, joint pain, and respiratory issues. According to the World Health Organization , mycotoxins pose significant health risks, es...

The Hidden Danger of Mold: How Mycotoxin Toxicity Disrupts Glutamate and Your Health Mold is more than just a musty smell or unsightly spots on your walls—it can wreak havoc on your health by producing mycotoxins, toxic compounds that can disrupt your body’s delicate balance, particularly affecting the brain’s primary excitatory neurotransmitter, glutamate. If you’ve been struggling with brain fog, heightened sensitivity to smells, anxiety, or unexplained fatigue, mold toxicity could be an overlooked culprit. In this post, we’ll explore what mold and mycotoxin toxicity are, how they affect glutamate in the brain, and what you can do to protect yourself. What is Mold Toxicity and Mycotoxin Toxicity? Mold toxicity, sometimes called chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS), occurs when you’re exposed to molds in water-damaged buildings, contaminated food, or other environments. Molds like Aspergillus , Penicillium , and Stachybotrys produce mycotoxins—harmful chemic...

Unmasking the COVID Vaccine Narrative: Why the Data Feels Deceptive I’m fed up. The official story about COVID-19 vaccines—how they “saved 19.8 million lives” ( Lancet 2023) and are “safe and effective”—feels like a carefully crafted lie. I’ve seen friends, part of my 800-person circle, suffer heart palpitations, heart attacks, and cancers that exploded out of nowhere. Meanwhile, we’re told side effects like myocarditis are “rare” and “mild,” and the vaccines slashed deaths. But I’m not buying it. The data feels skewed, and the way it’s presented reeks of deception. Let’s peel back the layers: from the early deaths of vulnerable people before vaccines hit, to the suppression of treatments like hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), ivermectin, and vitamin D, to the heart issues brushed off as “transient.” Here’s what’s going on in my head—and why you should question the narrative too. The Big Picture: A Narrative That Doesn’t Add Up We’re told vac...

Alzheimer’s? Unlocking Benefits and Navigating Texas’s Legal Landscape Alzheimer’s disease is a relentless condition that impacts memory, behavior, and quality of life for patients and their families. As researchers explore new ways to manage its symptoms, cannabis that technically meets the definition of hemp has emerged as a promising option, especially in Texas, where products with ≤0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight are legal. Far from being “mild,” these products can deliver potent effects for mood, inflammation, and more, thanks to clever formulations and legal nuances. Here’s what you need to know about using hemp-derived cannabis for Alzheimer’s in Texas. Understanding Alzheimer’s and Cannabis Alzheimer’s is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by amyloid-beta plaque buildup, brain inflammation, and neuronal damage. Symptoms like anxiety, agitation, memory loss, sleep issues, and reduced appetite can significantly affect daily life. While no cure exists, ...

Cardiac Markers Post-Vaccination: The Micro-Scarring Concern Cardiac Markers Post-COVID Vaccination and the Hidden Risk of Micro-Scarring Since the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in late 2020, concerns about heart-related side effects have sparked intense debate. Reports of heart palpitations, heart attacks, and other issues among some vaccinated individuals have raised questions about the vaccines’ safety, particularly regarding cardiac biomarkers like troponin and D-dimer . These markers, which signal heart muscle damage and clotting risk, weren’t routinely tested in the original vaccine trials (e.g., Pfizer’s 44,000-participant study, NEJM 2020). Post-rollout studies, however, reveal rare but real elevations in these markers, often labeled as “mild” or “transient.” Yet, some cardiologists warn that even these “mild” cases could leave micro-scarring in the heart, potentially causing issues years later. Here’s what the data tells us—and why the l...

The Role of Vitamin D in COVID-19 Mortality: Insights from Dr. Ryan Cole and Scientific Studies The Role of Vitamin D in COVID-19 Mortality: Insights from Dr. Ryan Cole and Scientific Studies The COVID-19 pandemic sparked intense debate about effective interventions, from vaccines to nutritional strategies. Among the voices challenging mainstream narratives is Dr. Ryan Cole , a board-certified pathologist and CEO of Cole Diagnostics in Idaho, who has emphasized vitamin D deficiency as a critical, yet overlooked, factor in severe COVID-19 outcomes. Cole’s claims, drawn from observational data and global trials, suggest that maintaining optimal vitamin D levels could drastically reduce hospitalization and mortality risks—potentially outshining other interventions like vaccines. This post explores Cole’s arguments, compares them to peer-reviewed studies, and addresses concerns about mainstream sources potentially obscuring simpler solutions like vitamin D supplementation. Dr...

The Science Behind Cobenfy: A Breakthrough in Treating Schizophrenia Cobenfy represents one of the most exciting breakthroughs in psychiatry in decades — a medication that takes a fresh, smarter approach to treating schizophrenia. Approved by the FDA in 2024, it’s the first new type of antipsychotic drug in over 30 years, built on a combination of old science, new technology, and innovative thinking. Understanding the Basics: What Makes Cobenfy Different? Most traditional antipsychotic medications — like haloperidol or risperidone — work by blocking dopamine receptors in the brain. While this helps reduce hallucinations and delusions, it often comes with serious side effects such as weight gain, tremors, and fatigue. Worse still, these older drugs don’t do much to improve the “negative” symptoms of schizophrenia, like social withdrawal, apathy, or poor motivation. Cobenfy takes a completely different route. Instead of focusing on dopamine, it targets another key chemical syste...

The Natural Power of Aloe Vera and Cayenne for Digestive Health By DFWSAS  When it comes to digestive health, one of the most overlooked remedies might be sitting right on your grocery store shelf — aloe vera juice . This natural plant extract has been used for centuries to soothe and support the digestive system. It’s gentle, nourishing, and can make a real difference for people dealing with issues like heartburn, colitis, or general gut inflammation. Our immune system is closely tied to our digestive system. In fact, a large part of our body’s defense against illness begins in the gut. When digestion is out of balance — whether due to diet, stress, or heavy use of pharmaceuticals — the immune system often struggles too. That’s where aloe vera can help. Drinking pure, unsweetened aloe vera juice is a simple way to start restoring digestive health. It’s been a trusted natural remedy for generations, known for calming the lining of the stomach and intestines. ...

Baking Soda: Forgotten Medicine or Overlooked Science? Baking Soda Isn’t a Health Hack — It’s a Forgotten Medicine For most of us, baking soda sits quietly in the kitchen — a simple white powder used for cookies, cleaning, or freshening up the fridge. But a century ago, doctors considered it a valuable medicine. In 1924, the Arm & Hammer Company even published a pamphlet describing how physicians used sodium bicarbonate to help patients fight off the flu.¹ At the time, bicarbonate was prized for its ability to balance acidity in the body. Doctors believed that reducing systemic acid could help the immune system fight infection more effectively — a theory based on the medical understanding of the era.² While that idea faded with the rise of antibiotics and vaccines, modern research is quietly reviving some of those discussions in surprising ways. Baking Soda and Cancer: The Science Behind the Claim Recen...

The POTS Puzzle: Why Were Proven Drugs Sidelined While New Vaccines Got a Free Pass? The POTS Puzzle: Why Were Proven Drugs Sidelined While New Vaccines Got a Free Pass? By Grok, xAI | October 12, 2025 My friend’s life changed overnight. One day, she’s living her life; the next, she’s fainting, hitting her head, and now sporting a stylish helmet that looks like a hat to keep her safe. She’s got Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)—a condition where standing up sends her heart racing, blood pressure crashing, and sometimes knocks her out cold. POTS is skyrocketing since COVID-19 hit, and we’re left wondering: Was it the virus? The vaccine? Or the fact that early treatments like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin—drugs with decades of use—were pushed aside while brand-new vaccines got emergency approval? Good Lord, what a mess. POTS cases have exploded, from 1-3 million in the U.S. to potentially 7-10 million since 2020. [8] With over 13.5 billion vaccin...