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Thank you. This is the book I should have read prior to the births of my children. I continue to hear tales of people who have children as young as 9 who have been prescribed psychiatric medications, anxiety medications, etc. Often, the parents of said children are in the field of medicine themselves. Last year I learned a friend’s daughter had been placed on Prozac after the death of her horse. We have a lot of adults and children who will never learn to process their emotions properly without a chemical aid. Just….wow. I watched The Cult of the Medics that you covered. That was an eye-opener. I drank the allopathic Koolaid when my children were young, they paid the price and I am trying to set things right so thank you.

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My favorite parts of Covid:

#34

Finally The Hunger Games is down to a showdown between two teams:

The UnVaccinated

vs.

Those I like to call:

Spent Pieces Of Used Pharma Trash

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Very creepy outlook. You make it sound like a lose-lose no matter what. I disagree.

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What’s to lose among the unvaccinated?

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Goes to show that just because a medical text, or doctor's research is old, it doesn't mean it's outdated. Love the Donahue clip! Well done.

EMF should also be considered with vaccine toxicity, just like putting the tinfoil in a microwave, heavy metals in our brain induce wireless damage: https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/autism

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It is difficult when one parent realizes the dangers of vaccine pushing, and the other is a 'believer.' Does anyone have any suggestions for teen acne that does not involve medications? Or have a dermatologist who will not prescribe toxic drugs. Is it better to go to a facialist who cannot prescribe them in the first place?

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Yes I have. When my son was a teenager he had the same problem of acne. I tried all kinds of drugs but it didn’t work. Then someone told me about DHA & EPA in fish oil & voila his acne was gone in one week. If you already use fish oil , try a better brand which are more expensive. Hope this works for you.

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So, krill oil then, I will try.

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Try cod liver oil, my understand is it can be gut related. Focus on a clean diet without processed foods as much as possible and look into Weston A. Price diet.

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I have cod liver oil here, thank you.

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My nephew had terrible acne and a carb/sugar filled diet.

His skin was making him very self conscious!

My sister put him on horrible drugs for it that had side effects he didn’t like, so he stopped the prescription drugs from his dermatologist, and started educating himself online( about 16 yrs old at this point)

He completely stopped eating sugar, ate a high protein diet, and cut out a lots of carbs, specifically bread, and wheat that was not organic (no glyphosate)

His skin cleared up almost immediately, it was amazing!

In two weeks he noticed a massive difference in his skin, energy and mood.

Now he 20, still eats a very low sugar diet, works out and has taken full responsibility for his health.

I hope his story is insightful :)

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We are doing the same, no sugar, going organic, no seed oils, hiking, I think it is hormonal, it affects self-image at a crucial stage in life. The acne soaps haven't helped. I most likely will bring my teen to a skin specialist. I'm afraid to go to a dermatologist for fear of an Accutane prescription or any prescription for that matter. Thanks for your recs though.

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Look into homeopathy and find a good homeopath in your area

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Dr. Farokh Master in Mumbai has a good reputation, I see him when he comes to the U.S. He also teaches worldwide and has written several books. I am still unsure of how homeopathy actually works, what exactly is the mechanism of action. I hope it is not simply placebo. I am very well versed on the Organon, on miasmatic theory and the whole science of homoeopathy. However, I have gone from being a 'believer' to questioning the science of it. I have seen some serious failures, and I wonder are the successes due to the body's own healing mechanism.

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By and large, that is what MDs do, prescribe toxic drugs. If you go to an MD and say you don't want drugs you have simply wasted money or/& driven up the costs of your insurance premiums and those of others in your insured group.

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How do insurance premiums go up if you don't take drugs? I never heard of that before.

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You've answered your own question. Do not visit these Rockefeller-trained allopaths then.

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I go myself to a naturopath, a gentle guy, but I was shocked that he did not know that the GOF sarscov2 gene shots are super dangerous. When I tried to explain, he said he didn't want to argue with me, although I wasn't arguing, I was informing.

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Never heard of a "facialist". If you are in the US, find a licensed acupuncturist that also uses traditional herbal formulas. Dr Jing Liu might be alble to help online but in person would be ideal.

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People either go to a dermatologist who is an MD, or to someone who is not a doctor but treats the skin with various products. Don't know if it can heal acne. I am going to do more research.

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I have not had good results with acupuncturists, I will research Dr. Liu as you suggested though.

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That's very interesting. Nowadays there are two basic categories - one trained in herbology and one not.

Often, for whatever weird reason (not saying you are this way) people are incapable/unwilling to acknowledge general improvements from acupuncture that will, in turn, support recovery of the chief complaint (what ever that may be.) They've been acculturated to demand instant effects, like they just took a drug - while instant certainly can be an outcome of one particular acupuncture treatment, this is not exclusively the case.

It is therapy, utilizing innate mechanisms of the human body, not magic like the endless non-nuetrality internet propaganda wants you to belief "might" work.

In young adults and children, it is far easier to treat (meaning follow a course of therapy to resolve) any condition via acupuncture than in a middle-aged or senior.

In other words, I have no doubt Oriental Medicine treatment can help a teen w acne, but only whether that will allowed/acceptable to the consumer or what the consumer is ultimately truly seeking.

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I studied acupuncture for one year, and learned all the points in the body, what an exercise in memorization. I switched to another modality. I also recently did some research on the herbs recommended by an acupuncturist, and some of them were carcinogenic. Modern science can be a positive sometimes in the sense it can 'see' what could not be 'seen' thousands of years ago.

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As long as the current immunization schedule continues, kids' health is unlikely to improve. Of course supermarkets full of crap and institutions like McDonald's do not help. I've seen mothers eagerly grabbing cartons of soy "milk" from chillers following the nutritional "experts" who demonize genuine dairy products. That's setting the kid up for real gastric distress.

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Wow. Not being a parent, it took the Kookoo19 madness for me to catch on to how I have failed Americans, I failed the ones that are now adult and I failed their parents by leaving this fight up to them. I now understand that because I did not want to get into the fray - the fact there is "fray" should've been my hint that I needed a lot more information.

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Simple fix for eczema, allergies and other infectious rashes is natural yogurt. Just rub live yogurt on skin and leave overnight.

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Are any of the commercial yogurts worth trying? Or do you have to make it youself?

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As long as it is live it will work. We were taught this in Turkey by a Kurdish man. Our son had bad exzema and we found out later an allergy to sun cream. He was quite ill. The lively man just rubbed yogurt on and my son started to look better within the hour. Next morning he was much better.

Give it a go as it wont do any harm😀

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I may, though a lively man in the country sounds like he'd have a more genuine cultured product. : )

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Turks can get very lively:).

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