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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

Society starts to dramatically collapse when the social contract is broken. The social contract is having trust in people in their professions and communities to do what they give their oaths to. It's just that much harder to trust people these days, it's even harder when the clues are silent and subtle.

I trust a guy who's printing the fuck out of his concealed carry at Walmart who's making eye contact and looking behind his shoulder at every aisle more then I do with local police. At least he makes eye contact with me and can tell that I'm carrying too. We both knowing that we both stand a chance together.

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johnlocke1689 18 points ago +18 / -0

You as a former MD, I have choice words for those in your profession. You may or may not take this as straight criticism directed towards you yourself, but may take it as my own implied anger towards the profession itself. This is the best polite way before what I will say, as they say, these are fighting words. I understand there are good apples and bad apples, but it seems there are far more bad apples. I'm not asking you to defend yourself or your peers in the profession. Think of this as a very gentle rhetorical vent without all the anger inducing cussing and offensive attacks.

Why is that most in the medical profession hold themselves so morally superior in their hubris, their arrogance, their sense of self righteousness that they think just because they hold something that is considered valued as prestigious as a medical degree think that they can belittle, condescend, mock, and take advantage of the normal lay people who come seeking help when they are at their lowest in life? People who choose to come to medical professionals are at lost in what it is they need to do to treat their ailments. They give their trust, their sacred trust with their very lives to feel some semblance of being well.

Why is it that sick people get punted around between specialists, why are patients punted around with mismanagement of scheduling? Why are patients ridiculed for what they truly feel is an ailment is "just in their heads?" Why all the indefinitely to infinity prescribed drugs to put a band aid on a problem, never truly solving a problem?

Why is it that lay people are ridiculed and ostracized for doing their own research? Why is it when lay people try to bring an intelligent conversation that medical professionals are instantly on the defense only to berate lay people. We aren't here to argue or put your credentials on attack, we're simply trying to have civil discourse because we ultimately just want to be well. Why is it that some nobody car mechanic who likes to read medical papers, journals, field reports, abstracts, or whatever cannot make some discernment on a concept? Why is it that we need credentials to be able to learn more on our own free time? Why is it that we had to "trust the science" when true science is civil discourse between ideas freely able to criticize every angle of a concept? Why are testimonials completely disregarded compared to controlled and variable experiments?

I'm that no name car mechanic. I was ridiculed and berated beyond belief for trying to ask questions that went against mainstream doctrine. I had doctors who were old buddies with my own father from the middle east wars who looked down on me because I chose to be blue collar and work with my hands. My father trusted his medical lieutenant subordinate to his son, me, in the hands of someone who ended up de-valuing all that trust built on the fields of war. I trusted that medical professional because my father saved his life. I got the ring-around treatment, emptied my savings, dropped out of university, costing me my mental health, and costing me what future I had hoped I would have.

I ended up figuring out my own solutions from literature written by MD's, lab PhD's, field PhD's, and most importantly, normal ass people's own testimonials. This worked for me, because I read through their words. Their writings showed that they cared. They didn't care that I did physical labor for a living, they only cared because I was willing to learn, open to ideas, open to experiments, and open to having polite conversations. They showed the one thing these modern professionals lack, compassion and understanding.

This is just my example. There are countless other examples. I'm not special. This is the level of separation of trust being completely erased from a profession that was to hold the most honor in the world, the trust between doctor and a patient at their lowest. This is why mental health is an issue. Who do people go to when the value of trust is broken?

Last thing I will say, and it is indeed offensive. If I can still breathe and have some energy, I would rather die on my feet trying to figure out my own solutions then die in a hospital bed by being a cuck to professionals who have tarnished their own great reputations built by millennias of trust built. I'm sure there is a growing number of people who will agree to this sentiment.

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johnlocke1689 5 points ago +5 / -0

$250k is a small pittance remotely indicative of anything, especially when it's 4 tickers.

That's just normal diversification and volume liquidation transferring to other positions by any other name.

Sensational news trash.

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johnlocke1689 3 points ago +3 / -0

In the financial world, we call this FUD and FOMO trash. This so happens to be both at the same time.

It's to stir up panic (FUD fear, uncertainty, doubt) to drive in more volume for their own positions (FOMO fear of missing out). Sometimes they'll do a rug pull (liquidating positions after a sensational writing aka pump and dump) for a direction they like, leaving the clueless with less value in their holdings.

Not saying this one in particular is true or not, I'm just pointing out the propaganda for those who have little experience in reading in between the bull shit noise. Biggest case study is covid and how they used that scenario to liquidate their positions, only to come back to buy in at a better value when prices were to their liking.

Me personally, the USD is tied up with too much in 401k portfolios, petro and quantitive easing (money printing go brrrr) that it will truly never crash to the bottomless extent that people think. Most people have auto 401k withdrawals from their wages, so the dollar will always see volume. Petro-dollar on the other hand literally makes commerce, logistics, energy, consumer goods, and everything in between possible. BRICS formally adopting another currency other than USD is like a full blown sanction which would inevitably cause more bullshit false flags to wage more war against. I would hope BRICS has decent risk analysis to foresee this.

Just invest wisely in moderation, don't be overwhelmed with sensationalism, and diversify so that there arent too many eggs in one basket to hedge against both foreseen and unforeseen risk.

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johnlocke1689 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yup, but people still try to intake 12% or something outrageous as 30%/40% orally.

12% by itself on the skin will literally bleach your dermis and immediate blood within the area white pretty quick.

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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

Fish tank cleaner is chloroquine phosphate.

Hydroxychloroquine is a different molecule.

Same basis as water H2O as to peroxide H2O2.

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johnlocke1689 7 points ago +7 / -0

Yikes, bone cancer.

Swollen lymph nodes might be the key indicator. Those toxins need to be excreted some how. Maybe Epsom salt baths? Magnesium to help draw some of the excess calcium from the bone cancer, the sulfur element from Epsom salt to help detox the lymph?

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johnlocke1689 5 points ago +6 / -1

If it's moved to the sinuses, maybe try vicks vapor rub, or the generic label chest rubs. It's essential oil with petroleum jelly made of mostly camphor, menthol, eucalyptus, thymol, and some others. Works for humans to clear out the sinuses and congestion,dunno in particular for doggos. I've used it for my own lymph fluid build ups. Make sure she gets alot of liquids so the lymph keeps moving along with getting the nasty toxins excreted through urine.

I'm glad she's in good spirits, that's a positive sign

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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

Maybe its a lymph issue? As tumors shrink due to treatments, the tumor toxic byproducts gets released into the lymph system. If everything isn't expelled through the kidneys and liver via urine/feces, it gets recirculated back to the lymph, back to the same tumor.

Ask the vet if it's possible to drain any pus or fluid. Maybe chlorine dioxide and dmso to detox the tumor in addition to the lymph

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johnlocke1689 5 points ago +5 / -0

Colloidal silver w/ DMSO might do the trick. Maybe chlorine dioxide too.

When cancer tumors shrink or undergo apoptosis/necrosis, it floods the lymph system with the nasty cancer byproducts. The waste has to go somewhere, or better yet, get neutralized. Otherwise, it's a battle on two fronts: the cancer, and the die off reactions.

Good luck fren, she's a good pupper.

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johnlocke1689 1 point ago +1 / -0

My bad. PCT is post cycle therapy, that's the lingo in the steroid world.

It's your prescription grade anti estrogens. They can be taken post cycle, or concurrently within the cycle. Both are different doses, both are different classes of anti estrogen. But under the same terminology umbrella of being called PCT

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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

Contrary to popular belief, it could be a lack of DHT.

Contemporary belief has it that DHT leads to male pattern baldness, hair thinning, but there's counter studies that show that it's not the case. Tbh, I think it's a conspiracy to sway males from being high functioning with high DHT levels, leading to weaker feminine males with low DHT. See example from the post finasteride crowd where they shot their dht levels to the ground making them feel like shit.

Also, I think hair thinning/loss has to deal with parasites. I think it's demodex parasite. I had scaling in my hair awhile back, I did ivermectin pour on, cleared it and hair stopped falling out. Be super careful with ivermectin, too much can cause alot of die off symptoms. Permethrin shampoo works too.

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johnlocke1689 3 points ago +5 / -2

Being older is a shit meme and lazy excuse. It's not knowing, not asking, and not exploring what any one person is capable of exceeding their own limits. Everyone is capable of being more, don't limit yourself to preconceived ideas of what contemporary conversations are.

The natural answer: more onions/garlic, more dietary cholesterol, anti-estrogenic diets, saturated fats, carb moderation, limit cortisol/stress, decent sleep, better mineral/vitamin nutrition, etc.

Onions and garlic as the single best and easiest availability to test. 1 whole onion per day for a week was the same feeling I got on 700+ mg of test per week. It's that good. Downside is prepping onions, as it can be a alot. Raw or cooked, just get it in.

Dietary cholesterol as it's the number one building block for test. Without dietary cholesterol, it's far far harder to build test. Even if you eat alot of onions, it doesn't matter if you're not getting in cholesterol.

Anti-estrogen diets include DIM, Diindolylmethane, : cabbages, broccoli, etc. Modern American diets include alot of estrogenic substances like soy, cooking oils (most fast food frying oils are soybean/canola)

Saturates fats to balance overall hormone profile, monosats, polysats, trans fats imbalance the hormone profile.

Carb moderation to avoid the high insulin spikes from too much carbs.

Sleep is obvious, but not exactly obvious. 6-8 is decent. Hormone balance and well being balance. Grumpiness from lack of sleep = less test.

Cortisol is the stress hormone. Higher stress, higher cortisol. Higher cortisol, less test production.

Vitamins and minerals to help test production or lower estrogen. Vit E lowers estrogen, zinc/Boron increases test. If taking Boron, take 1/4 tsp of borax (yes the laundry detergent, straight up) as it's far far cheaper and more efficient than Boron supplements. Boron helps to drop SHBG which in turns raises free flowing blood serum test, which raises impactfulness of test. Myriad of problems of high SHBG.

The real answer: just take TRT. I tried natty for years, and it ended up being more complicated, more time expensive, less efficient. It was more time trying to optimize than it was me actually trying to enjoy activities. Make sure you take a PCT, or anti estrogen with TRT.

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johnlocke1689 3 points ago +3 / -0

It's because alot of them carry their hubris right front and center.

Just because they've spent 6-10+ years of additional schooling after undergrad, they feel entitled to stand on their holier than thou white castle in the skies.

True science is about open discourse, to freely criticize, critique, re-examine, re-study, re-experiment, and to re-theorize published findings. These doctors have shamed themselves by only accepting the proposed mainstream doctrine instead of being open minded to differing views. They have shamed the good names of Copernicus and Galileo to whom risked their lives and reputations, to dare publish findings that the earth revolves around the sun going against the mainstream catholic doctrine of the earth being the center of the world.

Even if a person tries to politely have civil discourse, these doctors will feel their status as medical professionals are being attacked down to the core of their hubris. It's laughably funny and downright sad that they will go about yelling, cursing and belittling people who have differing opinions. And those with differing opinions only have those opinions simply because they just simply want to get well, or others to get well.

It's not so much stupid people, people are too prideful to admit to ever being wrong, or what they have learned to believe should ever be questioned.

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johnlocke1689 17 points ago +17 / -0

John Locke, the namesake of my username, speaks alot about the social construct.

It's very hard to rely on the social construct when alot of everything is littered in lies.

Ever since we were told as kids stretching back to the 1940's, we were told that doctors, physicians, pharmacists, teachers, professors, loan officers, military leaders, politicians, cops, scientists, researchers, medical professionals, nurses, insurance companies or anyone in the supposed sphere of trust were people we could depend on.

The social construct is dead when doctors lie and extort you for premiums, out of pocket or deductible pay. They will belittle you if you dare question their methodology, if you ask to share outside research. They will also even dare charge you the copay to have them belittle you right to your face.

Family members and friends will also cast you away because you are hesitant to trust medical professionals. "They're medical professionals, their 20+ years of experience has to mean more than your little internet research. You aren't smarter than these doctors"

Cancer industries making trillion dollar fortunes worldwide, when it's hit or miss to keep people alive or dead through extensive chemo. Playing the fine line of milking a person's wealth to keeping them alive just enough to drain more greed. Pharmaceutical companies or insurance lobbies shutting down people who claim to have cancer cures, dismissing and mocking the claims of cures instead of bein open minded and furthering more exploration into the claims. Naturopaths have a suspicious activity of seemingly going missing.

That's just a little tidbit from the medical sphere, now imagine all the other spheres of life.

The perfect utopian idea of the social construct is dead.

Even the modern idea of the social construct of family is also highly suspicious. What's stopping modern women and even modern men from gold digging, cheating, taking half in divorce, unjustified custody, alimony, and child support?

There are those with wishful hope for the future. Then there are those like me, a doomer, who just wants to watch the world burn because of how pathetic the idea of the social construct is being dragged through the mud.

The act of being a decent honest human being when there is so much indecency and dishonesty, is -fucking- incredibly hard. Almost not worth it alot of times even if it takes gritting your teeth to pick through the people worthy to spend your time with.

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johnlocke1689 1 point ago +2 / -1

more retarded q hopium

There's some truth to that statement, but it's coming from a very different perspective.

It's the same perspective about how people often don't like bible thumpers always preaching about their religions, or people that would rather pray when they are at a difficult point in their lives rather than standing up and finding their own solutions.

Me personally, I take the whole Q posts just at face value. Sure there are some interesting q-proofs or cross-referencing leading to the idea of devolution. All these really do is just setting up hope that the "white hats" are actively working against the "black hats."

Hope is nice and all, but it's a pacifist and passive way of approaching life. And to be frank, a pathetic way to live life. Relying on others, or a higher power to sort out the vile shit in life? Do people have little faith in themselves, that they have have some control to make a difference, no matter how small?

Real change requires not trusting that a higher power is taking its time to do what's right, but an individual strong in their own confidence to take it upon themselves to make that change themselves.

For thousands of years, people pray to their religions hoping miracles will come in order to sort out the bullshit in life. Do you think it's ever going to come just out of nowhere? Would you rather wait for that change to come or take charge and be the change yourself?

Would you rather spend a 1000 hours praying to your own religion for a cure for cancer or would you rather spend a 1000 hours researching, cross referencing, learning new concepts, experimenting, reading peoples' own stories to figure out cancer yourself?

This perspective is why there is a whole set of people who are against just blindly following q.

It can even be suggested that q has brought in this era of awakening by our forthright to think for ourselves, that each and one of us are more than capable to read in between the veiled darkness.

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johnlocke1689 44 points ago +44 / -0

Sorry, but i gotta hijack this comment as it's the highest upvoted, but I wanted to ask a very important question to the OP.

In every line of every industry, there's always the adage of verifying information twice, thrice, or even up until the n-th degree if necessary.

Some examples: engineers verifying their work for structural, geometric, material, economic soundness. Or as simple as warehouse pickers verifying the accuracy of of items they're picking in these types of french fries - crinkle, waffle, steak, sweet potatoe, curly, tater tots, wedges.

In every line of every industry, accuracy matters because the customer demands it, because the customer has paid for it.

But when these covid vaccines came out, it was almost near impossible for independent researchers to obtain vials to study the validity of these pharmaceutical claims of efficacy.

I can imagine alot of normal peoples' field of work requires verification to get the correct products out, so why wasn't this reciprocated to independent researchers?

Why couldn't they obtain vials to look through their own microscopes going up electron fields of magnification if necessary?

When I learned that it took levels of bank robbery scheming to obtain these vials, as people were being arrested or ostracized for not trusting the science that these vials were legit, that was what did me in for never trusting the medical community ever again.

My job, and alot of peoples' jobs are as simple as verifying the products we send out to customers, but us normal people couldn't verify the contents of the vials?

The fuck outta here with that "trust the science" bullshit.

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johnlocke1689 3 points ago +3 / -0

Gotta keep pushing it through, even if its the same repost once a week.

Last fall there was major changes in the job market, alot of people were either let go because of the vaccine, laid off in reduction of work force, or working alot of overtime because companies laid off too many people.

It's very easy to miss a post that is this important simply because people are way too busy to keep up. I certainty missed this post.

It also helps to have a title easier for the lay person to read and understand. Not too many people will quickly understand how the severity of filament development just like in this title.

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johnlocke1689 8 points ago +8 / -0

The REAL science community were the ones asking the questions, making hypotheses, doing due diligence research, performing field trials, and examining data for all things related.

You know, like actually performing the scientific method.

What the mainstream media thinks is the science community is the damned tried and true logical fallacy of appealing to authority.

Funny enough, this article is written by newsweek. Go ahead and roll your eyes.

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johnlocke1689 22 points ago +22 / -0

Duper's delight. That smug smile has that trait written all over it.

They can't help themselves. They have to boast. They want that attention. They want to be celebrated as a contributing member to "the cause" to be famed in the history books. They want the world to know about that they are standing on the highest of high moral grounds, that precious oh so precious virtue signal.

I'm gonna call like it is.

Fucking pathetic.

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johnlocke1689 11 points ago +11 / -0

If she truly earned $17 mill last year (lol, 17*), then that's a heist.

It's pathetic to even cry about losing the job that paid out $17 mill, it's not like actual heists where the criminlas get caught, and face prison time - which may warrant tears for the thinnest skin of people.

She had her earnings, and gets a slap on the wrist with a simple termination after a $17 mill heist, and is given the chance to go away quietly. Then proceeds to cry? Pathetic. Just reconfirms lefties have no backbone for any type of traditional toughness.

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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

It makes for a great 'beater project' if someone knows a little bit of electric engineering to restore the battery cells.

However, if it's fully EV, then that's a whole lot of bag of potatoes if it's too far gone as a dead weight. Still worthy as a in-process pipeline flipper project, but never as first line daily driver unless it was hybrid.

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johnlocke1689 2 points ago +2 / -0

Breast Cancer, specifically cystic fibrosis aka fibroids under the nipple, possibly uterine fibroids aswell

The thyroid, iodine and breast cancer https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC314438/

Iodine stimulates estrogen receptor singling and its systemic level is increased in surgical patients due to topical absorption https://www.oncotarget.com/article/20633/text/

Hypothesis: Iodine, Selenium and the Development of Breast Cancer https://www.jstor.org/stable/3553956

An Iodine Treatments Effect on Cell Proliferation Rates of Breast Cancer Cell Lines; In Vitro Study https://oamjms.eu/index.php/mjms/article/view/5447

Changes in Dietary Iodine Explains Increasing Incidence of Breast Cancer with Distant Involvement in Young Women https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5327366/

Iodine deficiency and subclinical hypothyroidism are common in cystic fibrosis patients https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23107148/

Iodine replacement in fibrocystic disease of the breast https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8221402/

**Benign Breast Disease and the Risk of Breast Cancer ** https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa044383


Serrapeptase and nattokinase to actually dissolve the fibroids

Serratiopeptidase, A Serine Protease Anti-Inflammatory, Fibrinolytic, and Mucolytic Drug, Can Be a Useful Adjuvant for Management in COVID-19 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8265778/

Enhancement of the fibrinolytic activity in plasma by oral administration of nattokinase https://r.b5z.net/i/u/10058718/f/Systemic_Enzyme_Therapy_and_Pulmonary_Fibrosis__PIVOTALHEALTH_.pdf


Why this is important

Breast cancer can affect both men and women, sometimes benign or malignant. It usually happens when there's an overwhelmingly excessive amount of estrogen that has not been metabolized from the body, so it gets stored in the most prime area of the body for whatever reason - the nipples. This happens because the modern diet lacks natural phytochemicals like indole 3 carbinol (I3C), diindolylmethane (DIM), or calcium d-glucarate to help metabolize excess estrogen. Sure, you can buy tons of broccoli, kale, cabbage, or apples to get those same phytochemicals, but most people don't know this, or simply do not have the time to spend grocery shopping or the prep work to make a balanced diet.

Since I am male, I'll speak for the males. This is very important to understand if you are inclined to take exogenous testosterone, or testosterone replacement therapy. Yes, too much T without taking ancillaries like nolvadex can lead to having lumpy or puffy nipps. Besides the aesthetic nature of the lumpy or puffy nipps, you can get whats called "spicey nips." Itchy, increased sensations in the nipps which can possibly lead to other symptoms of estrogen dominance.


Theoretical reasoning

While it's been studied that Selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERMS) like nolvadex or raloxifene actively target the estrogen receptors in the nipples, for some people (myself included) have a hard time dissolving the actual rubbery fibroids themselves. This is where iodine comes into play. The idea is that iodine helps to down-regulate/convert the "bad estrogens" like estrone and estradiol into the "good estrogen" like estriol which has also been linked to preventing fibrocystic breasts. Iodine also increases cellular signalling/activation of the nips too. Toss in some serrapeptase and nattokinase as added fibrinolytic enzymes to help "dissolve" the fibers and proteins of the fibroids.

For the longest time, it never made sense to me that taking a SERM would just make it go away, or why some studies report some sample sizes not responding to shrinking the lumps, or why it takes 3+ months to shrink. So I dug a little deeper, what are in fact these rubbery lumps? It ends up being cystic fibroids which researchers aren't even sure how they form (my guess, just bad diets that don't metabolize estrogen the right way)

Suggestive protocol, i'm not a doctor, do your own research too

Take a SERM, iodine in potassium iodide form (for more elemental iodine, 1 tsp is roughly 1.3g of KI, leading to roughly 0.950mg of I.), nattokinase, and serrapeptase.

Also, eat your veggies folks.

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