
Matt D
266 posts




We measure LDL cholesterol not because it's the best marker of cardiovascular risk, but because we have a pill that lowers it. The markers that actually matter (ApoB, fasting insulin, triglyceride to HDL ratio) we don't routinely test. Because there's no pill to sell.







According to epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, data from two large population studies show a 25% rise in cancer hospitalisations among mRNA "vaccine" recipients versus unvaccinated individuals.



PSA: Amazon no longer selling BAC water. If running low get your order in through other channels. The peptide crackdown continues 😂










Clavicular reveals his current daily drug protocol "Adderall 30mg a day dosed 10, 10 and 10. Last dose is variable depending on whether I'm streaming or want to go to bed early. Selegiline which is an MAO-B inhibitor, basically blocks your body from breaking down dopamine, that's a transdermal patch. Pregabalin to block excitatory neurotransmitters so I'm less anxious and can handle crowded spaces. And Baclofen which is a GABA-B agonist similar to the receptor alcohol hits since I'm quitting drinking."










My mother texted me the other day asking about her lipids. "What's your fasting insulin?" I asked. Her doctor has never ordered this, not once. She's going back to the lab to "complete" her bloodwork today. If your doctor doesn't order this lab, you need a new doctor.















