Akbar Khan, M.D. Left: MRI showing right calf tumor (single arrow) and subcutaneous edema (double arrow) Right: CT after 5 months of DCA therapy showing stable right calf tumor and absence of calf edema Abstract Dicholoracetate sodium (DCA) is a nonproprietary drug currently used for treatment of inherited mitochondrial diseases. It was discovered in 2007 […]
‘Dances with Rabbis’: Early Semitic Influence in America
Episode 2: ‘Dances with Rabbis’: Early Semitic Influence in America Christopher Columbus is one in a long list of people who RE-discovered America. The Smithsonian and academic dogma have long stifled research into extensive evidence of transatlantic influences on America. Guests: Dr. Donald N. Yates – http://dnaconsultants.com/default.htm Scene mentioned from Mel Brooks’ “Blazing Saddles” […]
Yellowstone: Ecologists do not cry wolf.
What do wolves and aspen trees have to do with one another? Nature is an entangled mesh of complicated relationships. Thus seemingly disparate parts and niches of nature tend to interact with one another. In the late 1930’s all wolves where hunted to extinction in Yellowstone park. It was considered a victory over nature. […]
The Origins of the Swastika – Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar
Sigmund Freud once famously said — despite his tremendous talent for intuiting the most complicated explanations for things – that “sometimes a cigar is just a cigar”. I was curious to understand the origins of the swastika and it’s meaning in Nazi Germany. I read many long diatribes of the occult links and/or how it’s […]
Dark Chapter in Salk’s Otherwise Brilliant Career
Dr. Salk, discoverer of the Polio vaccine is no doubt a legend in the medical research community. Just the same, a recent article discusses some practices which would by today’s standards be considered objectionable. From AP IMPACT: Past medical testing on humans revealed: A federally funded study begun in 1942 injected experimental flu vaccine in […]