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Inexpensive and readily available early treatments have been censured and suppressed as public health officials encouraged people to wait for vaccination.

 last week that [May] (reading between the lines) his life and his family’s have been threatened if he doesn’t remove from his web site a peer-reviewed study demonstrating the benefits of vitamin D and zinc in prevention of the worst COVID outcomes. In the present Orwellian era, where propaganda and deception are ubiquitous, one of the signposts of truth that I have learned to respect is that the most important truths are the most heavily censored. This is not what I enjoy writing about, but as I find dark thoughts creeping into my consciousness, perhaps it is better to put them on pape...

During 2020, many people learned more about coronaviruses, and specifically the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Pictures of the spiked virus have been plastered across the news media. The image is reminiscent of a chain mace, or flail. This was a medieval weapon with a spiked steel ball at the end of a chain or leather strap. The image may be frightening. It turns out researchers believe the spikes are responsible for significant vascular damage leading to severe disease.1 Most people will be infected at least one time in their lives by some type of coronavirus. If the COVID-19 pandemic...

© UnknownTools to help you learn to quickly sort out whether a paper is solid or shaky. You've just watched a video of a high-profile, Covid-sceptic speaker saying that shedding of the spike protein from vaccinated people endangers those they come in close contact with. You want to find out more, so you look at one or two of the links under the video that provide source material for what the speaker said. (Great those links are there; most videos don't have them.) Or a friend who is a believer in the official narrative about Covid has sent you a news item with a scary headline about the Indi...

The Mediterranean diet, with its emphasis on fresh vegetables and fruit, whole grains, legumes, olive oil and fish, provides an array of health benefits, research suggests. These include weight loss and a lowered risk of heart disease, diabetes and some cancers. Plus, it’s easy to follow because it