This is Peter’s latest article written for the Conversation.com 23/09/2020
Evolution dictates that the human body adapts to cope with stresses present in the environment. The removal of stress from our environment means we cease to use that adaption. 856 more words
As I finish a big cup of rich, delicious hot chocolate, I find my mood instantly boosting because of the high dose caffeine. The past few days have been difficult and immensely demotivating for me because of the obvious quarantining and my fast approaching exams. 424 more words
Did you know that Gerolamo Cardano was born today in 1501? He was an Italian polymath, someone who studied and researched many different subjects. Gerolamo Cardano studied math, medicine, biology, physics, chemistry, astronomy, and engineering. 334 more words
In the last post I wrote about the recent decision by CMS to reimburse a Viz.AI stroke detection model through Medicare/Medicaid. I briefly explained how this funding model will work, but it is so darn complicated that it deserves a much deeper look. 2,036 more words
Now why wouldn’t people trust the American medical establshment? From Joseph Mercola at lewrockwell.com:
As the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) prepares to host the three-day, three-night 318 more words
Sweden went its own way and its statistics were no worse and in many cases better than countries that instituted the whole enchilada of Covid-19 restrictions. 283 more words
Here’s how you make a vaccine look like a success: just reverse all the phony statistics you were using to “prove” we were in a pandemic to “prove” that it’s gone! 237 more words
