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Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), or fatty liver disease for short, is a condition that has become increasingly more ubiquitous. Indeed, it affects 25% of the global adult population. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is closely associated with a constellation of metabolic comorbidities, which include obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and hypercholesteremia. In fact, the …
Vaccines have never been shown to work or to provide immunity for any pathogens. As a matter of fact, there is no evidence that vaccinations benefited the human populations or contributed to the almost disappearance of infections over the last 100 years or so These facts we have known for a while now. But people …
For months, we’ve been suspecting that no one has proved the COVID virus exists. Last week, the CDC admitted they did not have any virus. In the past, I’ve also pointed out that scientists throw around the phrase, “isolation of the virus,” like short-order cooks slinging hash in a diner. The phrase is used with …
Here’s a very interesting paper: “Positive association between COVID-19 deaths and influenza vaccination rates in elderly people worldwide.” The researchers wanted to see if flu vaccination affected the risk of getting COVID19 or not. They conclude: “The results showed a positive association between COVID-19 deaths and IVR of people ≥65 years-old. There is a significant …
To me, the science of facial masks is settled. There are so many studies demonstrating that masks are completely pointless. It is funny that before the pandemic, we all agreed that masks did not prevent infections and epidemics. Look at the Asian countries. They have been wearing masks for decades, and they are the epicenter …
The graphs below represent the number of positive cases and tests performed in Texas, dated September 27. Can you see the pattern here? It is interesting to me that the number of positive cases has been increasing in direct correlation with the number of tests performed. On the other side, the numbers of tests performed …
Have you seen this study? “Effect of facemasks on empathy and relational continuity: a randomised controlled trial in primary care.” The authors conclude: “This study demonstrates that when doctors wearing a facemask during consultations, this has a significant negative impact on the patient’s perceived empathy and diminish the positive effects of relational continuity. Consideration should …
