Virus vs virus: How a humble common cold virus might help us beat COVID-19
A humble common cold virus stops SARS-CoV-2 in its tracks. How might we take advantage of this viral infighting?
Amusing COVID-19 patients to death with fever suppressing drugs
How many ‘COVID-19 deaths’ are due to medical mismanagement – especially the suppression of fever?
Is the COVID-19 injection roll out a violation of the Nuremburg Code?
The Nuremburg Code is the basis of modern research and medical ethics. Do experimental COVID-19 injections conform to its principles?
How to slash COVID-19 hospitalisation rates by two thirds
Forget flattening the curve; if you don’t want to end up in hospital due to COVID-19, flatten your waistline instead.
Questions we must all keep asking about COVID-19
There are many valid questions regarding governments’ responses to COVID-19, and intelligent people need to keep asking these questions and demanding answers.
The medical propaganda multiplying machine
Does an article that appeared in a recent edition of JAMA really provide conclusive evidence that masks prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus associated with COVID-19, or is it an example of the medical propaganda multiplying machine?
COVID-19 vaccines and the fine art of doublethink
The devastatingly effective mInd control technique of doublethink is alive and well, long past 1984.
How junk science is keeping the myth of ‘asymptomatic transmission’ of SARS-CoV-2 alive
Public policies that are resulting in incalculable harms to people all over the world, are informed by junk science – which is all that supports the myth of ‘silent spreaders’ of SARS-CoV-2.
Government marketing campaign for COVID-19 vaccines: “dispelling fears” by avoiding the facts
The Australian Federal government is spending $24 million on a marketing campaign pushing COVID-19 vaccines that have not even completed clinical trials for safety and efficacy.
The process of getting happier – and healthier
The mindset we adopt towards our goals determines not just whether we’ll achieve them, but whether doing so will actually make us happier.