james miller

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james miller

james miller

@JamesMillerMD

Physician. Board certified. Prior trauma surgery/SICU. Now functional/ integrative medicine and regenerative farmer.

Florida, USA Katılım Aralık 2019
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james miller
james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- my patients disagree. The mechanisms have been well worked out. The IVM toxicity is extremely low, for those it works on (probably ~70%) it is very exciting. One of the great things is no one has to stop their standard (and often failing) standard care.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
amazing how many people are taken in by the con of Ivermectin. No it does not prevent or cure cancer. It treats scabies and rosacea, but listening to Makis- the man who lost his license to practice medicine, is a waste of time
Joe Tippens@JoeTippen

Ivermectin is an incredible drug & not just taking it orally, it also has amazing topical applications...severe chronic skin conditions & cancers disappear." -Dr William Makis, MD As a radiologist, oncologist & immunology expert, Dr. Makis is seeing real results from patients experimenting with 'good old horse paste.' Here's a breakdown of Ivermectin's topical applications & uses (both approved & emerging anecdotal reports): - **Rosacea**: Reduces facial redness, pimples & inflammation caused by this chronic skin condition. - **Head Lice**: Kills lice & their eggs when applied as a lotion to the scalp. - **Scabies**: Eliminates mites burrowing under the skin; often used as a 1% cream applied overnight & repeated. - **Skin Cancers**: Success with basal cell carcinomas, squamous cell carcinomas & even melanomas shrinking or falling off after consistent application. - **Severe Acne (e.g., Cystic)**: Provides relief for stubborn cases where other treatments fail, reducing inflammation & lesions. - **Pre-Cancerous Lesions**: Reports of spots on the skin (like actinic keratosis) disappearing without chemo creams. - **Warts and Growths**: Warts & wart-like bumps vanish after topical use. - **Nodules and Lipomas**: Shrinking of benign fatty tumors or other skin nodules. - **Cancerous Lymph Nodes**: Breast cancer patients noting reduction in auxiliary nodes when applied topically. - **Perioral Dermatitis**: Helps clear rashes around the mouth. - **Hookworms (Cutaneous Larva Migrans)**: Treats skin infections from parasite larvae. - **Other Skin Conditions**: Emerging stories of relief from various lesions, including those linked to parasites or inflammation. Share and repost this message to increase awareness. It is essential for the public to be informed. Follow my page for further motivational and educational content.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Nicholas Hulscher is winning. You can't argue with the data he so coherently brings forth from the fog of medical literature misdirection. Try to keep up.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@JeromeAdamsMD Jerome- I remember feeling deeply betrayed by your poor leadership during COVID and disregard for patient well being and science. It made it hard to be a doctor taking care of patients. But now, I am encouraged to see you ratioed so efficiently.
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Jerome Adams@JeromeAdamsMD·
Some ask: How can you blame RFK or the current administration for measles cases in people unvaccinated years ago? Fair question on the surface, but the policy failure is clear: Appointing RFK - a longtime vaccine skeptic who led the anti-vax misinformation group Children's Health Defense - as HHS Secretary. His 2019 Samoa visit fueled hesitancy amidst a devastating measles outbreak that killed 83, mostly kids. Now, his policies - like overhauling the CDC childhood immunization schedule to drop routine recommendations for key shots - are eroding broad protection and trust in MMR, and have further undermined confidence and infrastructure amid surging cases (1,136 confirmed in 2026 so far - on pace to shatter records). The first step in any outbreak is rapid, clear messaging urging at-risk people in affected communities to get vaccinated (especially MMR for those eligible). But outbreaks are spreading like wildfire (instead of being stopped) because mistrust was seeded over the past decade -in no small part by our current Secretary- key outbreak response specialists and programs were "DOGE'd," and current leadership isn't aggressively promoting the gold-standard measures we know work: strong vaccination drives, contact tracing, and isolation without mixed signals. These are all current policy decisions. This is about platforming doubt and dismantling response systems when we need them most. Hope this helps! 💉👍🏽
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- do you think she understands more or less than a bariatric surgeon understands the renal physiology they harm? Pretty sure she's qualified to testify to her experiences. Pretty sure you are ridiculous to deny her eye witness testimony
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
Ah the RN who thinks she understands pulmonary physiology and vent management- for those who are unfamiliar with the ICU - this rhetoric is nonsense and incorrect - I doubt this nurse could even find the proper dial on a vent without a respiratory therapist pointing it out
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970

Kimberly Overton, RN: "It wasn't COVID that was killing patients, it was the complete medical mismanagement of COVID. The Remdesivir, ventilator, death." "The only place anybody was dying was in our hospitals...because they were dying of the treatments."

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- It is doctors like you that have eroded the confidence in the profession. Your statements are so tone deaf to the experience of actual people it is amazing. I'm a different kind of doctor and my practice is booming. People demand respect now.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
Ah yes — the “we were wrong before, therefore we are wrong now” argument. It’s the intellectual equivalent of saying: “Because astronomy once believed in geocentrism, your GPS is probably astrology.” You parade cocaine tonics and radium water as if they were peer-reviewed triumphs rather than the carnival barkers of a pre-regulatory age. You confuse tobacco industry propaganda with epidemiology. You mistake evolving models for intellectual collapse. Science is not embarrassed that it changes. It is embarrassed when it doesn’t. When evidence improves, conclusions improve. That’s not hypocrisy. That’s progress. The fact that medicine abandoned arsenic, exposed cigarettes, removed trans fats, and refined cardiovascular risk models is not proof of incompetence — it’s proof of self-correction. Your meme depends on a childlike premise: “If it isn’t eternal, it must be worthless.” By that standard, no field that advances could ever be trusted. What you’re really selling is cynicism dressed as wisdom — the comforting belief that because institutions once erred, you are justified in rejecting them wholesale. But skepticism without literacy is not rebellion. It’s just performance. And the delicious irony? The very improvements you cite as evidence of failure are the reason you live long enough to tweet about them.
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole

1900s: "Cocaine tonics for vitality!" 1910s: "Heroin cough syrup: safe for children!" 1920s: "A little arsenic keeps the complexion bright!" 1930s: "Radioactive water is energising and modern!" 1940s: "Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!" 1950s: "Smoking is healthy! Doctors recommend it!" 1970s: "Margarine is better than butter!" 1990s: "Fat makes you fat! Eat carbs!" 2010s: "Statins for everyone!" 2025: "Plant-based is optimal!" 2050: "We were wrong about literally everything." You: Still trusting them.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- you are showing that you must not be a practicing physician, or if you are then are completely ignorant of the data. Show us how statins have lowered deaths from CAD? Show us how the vaccination schedules have improved outcomes? Those are just a couple places to validate
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
The accusation that physicians are “incentivized to keep people sick” collapses under the slightest contact with reality. We vaccinate against disease. We screen for cancer before it spreads. We treat hypertension to prevent strokes that never happen. We prescribe statins to stop heart attacks that would otherwise occur. Entire public health systems are built around the prevention of illness. It is a peculiar conspiracy indeed in which the alleged villains spend their days trying to eliminate their own customer base. Insurance reimbursement increasingly rewards keeping patients out of the hospital. Readmission penalties, quality metrics, value-based care — the financial structure, imperfect as it may be, favors fewer complications, not more. A cardiologist does not receive a bonus because your artery ruptures. A primary care physician does not celebrate when you are admitted to the ICU. To argue that doctors want chronic disease is like claiming plumbers secretly clog pipes to ensure repeat business, or electricians deliberately wire homes to fail. It is a theory that requires universal incompetence or coordinated malice on a scale that would make Bond villains blush. Meanwhile, those who speak most theatrically about “root causes” often sell cash-pay supplements, proprietary detoxes, and endless testing panels of exquisite irrelevance. Their incentives are refreshingly transparent: no insurance oversight, no outcome accountability, and no inconvenient requirement for randomized evidence. They promise to fix the system. They begin with your wallet. Medicine is not perfect. But the notion that its central incentive is to manufacture disease is not skepticism. It is fantasy dressed up as rebellion. And the pathogens, I regret to inform the revolutionaries, do not care about your monetary theory.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Maybe have them talk to a real doctor who knows right from wrong-- you clown. You dishonor us who actually are awake and treating real people. Your post is an inversion of reality.... again.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- just curious if you gave nutrition advice to your bariatric patients before you permanently ruined their physiology to another one of your poorly thought out medical opinions?
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
The most nutrient dense - you hear this nonsense from everyone who eats carnivore - and when they say nutrient dense what do they mean? Iron - we only can use so much. Choline, something the body makes. Is it nutrient dense with anti-oxidants - nope , magnesium - no. Want to go down a list, of course they don't. But they think eating a steak is manly, and eating vegetables is not - or they have not gotten out of their grade school habit of rejecting them. Grow up, eat a balanced diet and stop thinking you are doing well - you are not.
Old Fart@PaulCarpFisher

@vhs0 @drterrysimpson I'm eating the most nutrient dense food there is , meat. Which is far from garbage.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@dr_demetre Reading your preposterous post and watching you get ratioed makes me happy. You have brought dishonor on the noble profession I devoted my professional life to. You deserve this ratio and so much more....
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DrDemetre@dr_demetre·
Oops! CDC political appointees forgot to mention that vaccine reduces risk of severe disease in children even with imperfect match this season and that 90% of kids that died this season were unvaccinated. Use ALL the tools in the flu toolkit! Vaccines, common sense prevention, and treatment.
CDC@CDCgov

If your child is sick with #flu, antiviral drugs for treatment can help shorten their illness and make it less severe. Contact your child's doctor for a prescription. Learn about flu antiviral drugs to #FightFlu: bit.ly/3NFtkgE

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@marlene4719 Marlene- RFKjr is asking you to look at the risk/benefit ratio. This shouldn't be emotional or religious. Talking about a 'miracle' really doesn't reflect the data.
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Marlene Robertson🇨🇦
Marlene Robertson🇨🇦@marlene4719·
The HPV vaccine is a medical miracle that has led to a significant decline, 62%, in cervical cancer mortality among young women. Time to ask yourself why RFK Jr is against saving American lives.
Marlene Robertson🇨🇦 tweet media
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- this set of statements of yours are not remotely true and have been disproven robustly. This is why you avoid debate with similarly qualified professionals.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
The “only 3 cases” claim collapses immediately once you learn: 1.Amish children were never systematically screened for autism Autism requires active evaluation. If you don’t look, you don’t find. 2.Autism diagnoses were historically under-recognized in Amish communities Fewer specialists, less labeling, different cultural frameworks → massive undercounting. 3.Later studies that did look found autism rates similar to surrounding populations When proper methods were used, the “Amish anomaly” vanished. 4.The “adopted and vaccinated” story? Pure narrative embroidery. No documentation. No verification.
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970

RFK Jr highlights a study done on the unvaccinated Amish Community by researcher Dan Olmstead. According to trends at the time there should have been 2000 cases of Autism. Yet only 3 cases were found. All 3 children adopted by the Amish after receiving their vaccines.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Maybe that's just true for bariatric surgeons who cause the high death rate. I started taking care of their lethal complications in 2001. It was a robust career. Now I've moved on to bigger things.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
“Medicine is the 3rd leading cause of death” is a misrepresentation, not a fact. The often-cited Johns Hopkins paper (Makary & Daniel, BMJ 2016) did not count causes of death. It estimated preventable medical error in hospitalized patients — a narrow, debated extrapolation, not a death certificate category. It explicitly excluded outpatient care, excluded modern safety improvements, and never claimed vaccines or prescribed meds were uncounted killers. Using it to say “trusting science kills people” is statistical malpractice. Here’s the adult truth: Medicine is the reason life expectancy doubled, childhood death collapsed, heart attack survival soared, HIV became chronic, and vaccines eradicated smallpox. Skepticism is healthy. “Do your own research” that can’t tell the difference between iatrogenic risk and net benefit is not. And someone who is a MD and didn’t read the paper cited at best or worse read it and didn’t understood the issues and derivation of it
Andrew Kaufman MD@AndrewKaufmanMD

When I hear people say “trust the science” in relation to their health, I can’t help but think about the fact that the medical industry accounts for more deaths than nearly any other cause. The well-known Johns Hopkins study concluded it was the third leading cause of death, yet it did not account for vaccine-related deaths or deaths resulting from medications taken exactly as prescribed. The truth is, most people want to trust authority. As a result, the health industry has become an unchecked power—one that many people accept without question and without doing their own independent research.

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ZeeeMediaOfficial@zeeemedia·
I’m going to condense the entire Epstein files for everyone. Those really in control are a Satanic p*do cult. Their ultimate job is to usher in the Antichrist. That’s it. This is the entire reason they do what they do. Those in “power” are playing their part to achieve that single goal of those really running the world, and they’ve been compromised because they participate in all sorts of depraved acts which those really in power know about and hold over them. This forms a vicious cycle where those really in power can get them to do whatever needs to be done in order to advance the Antichrist agenda. Apart from this, many of those in “power” are worshippers of Satan themselves. Jesus Christ is the true Messiah. This is why this Satanic cult does whatever they can to destroy Christianity. It’s the literal explanation as to why western society, and every society, is being purposely collapsed. This is all about good vs. evil. This is all about the age-old battle that started in the Garden of Eden, which will lead to the Mark of the Beast and the rise of the Antichrist, before Jesus comes again. It really, seriously, is that simple.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry, you are losing. Likely you are a bot, but if not- your argument is already dead. Like some of your RYGB complications. I notice you don't talk about those harms.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
When anti-vaxxers run out of data, they attack. Trolls mistake attention for debate and insults for evidence. We don’t argue with them and we don’t care what they think. Their arguments are already dead. Our job is to expose their false erudition—cruel, cowardly, illiterate nonsense—before it harms someone who might be fooled.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- this is profound bullshit coming from a bariatric surgeon. Post RYGB patients are chronically sick. I'm a retired Trauma/Acute Care Surgeon and I spent decades taken care of post 'fat pass' complications. Those people are often forever metabolically ruined.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
Imagine thinking that doctors are interested in keeping people sick, that our whole purpose is to get return customers. We are not chiropractors asking people to come weekly for an adjustment that is useless, we are not selling a supplement promising with a wink that it will keep their urine flowing or their gut from leaking. We work hard to get people healthy, and keep them that way. Patients come to us sick, some will change lifestyle, many will not. Regardless, our job is to fix the problem.
David Wolfe@DavidWolfe

IF DOCTORS WERE PAID BASED ON HOW HEALTHY THEIR PATIENTS STAYED, THE WHOLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM WOULD CHANGE OVERNIGHT.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@drterrysimpson Terry- weren't you a bariatric surgeon? So your surgery failed and now you need ozempic personally? That is a sad testimony of the success of your surgical career.
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Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
And now another doctor who will fat shame someone. Of course, they advocate the carnivore diet. It is terrible when doctors fat shame and then state the patient's interest is financial. I am a GLP-1 user, and my massive financial incentive is that I am at a normal weight and feel better. And you can lose weight on a low-carb, carnivore diet, rice diet, cookie diet, ice cream diet - none of which is sustainable long term, and all of which can have some deadly consequences. But by all means, let us fat shame patients, because as doctors, we need to leave empathy at the door.
Mary Talley Bowden MD@MaryBowdenMD

I willing to bet she didn't try the carnivore diet. I lost 15% of my body weight in 6 months by eliminating all carbohydrates from my diet. She also has a massive financial incentive to promote these drugs - as her husband is an investor a company making them.

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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@IanCopeland5 Ian- you are espousing the same retrogressive attitude that banned Barry Marshall (h. pylori) and Eric Muhe (lap chole) from medicine. Both were initially shunned and later honored for pioneering insight in medicine. This was during my lifetime. Conformity is not always right.
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Ian Copeland, PhD
Ian Copeland, PhD@IanCopeland5·
Right, right. 1) Do you have a medical license? 2) Do you have clinical trial data for Ivermectin's, Fenbendazole's or Mebendazole's efficacy against cancer? The rest of this is just tears...
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@theliverdoc LiverDoc, you are forgetting that 'alternative medicine' practitioners like Barry Marshall and Erich Muhe (both in your reported specialized area) very recently were shunned as 'alternative medicine' providers yet were correct. Homogeny of thought does not make good medicine.
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TheLiverDoc™
TheLiverDoc™@theliverdoc·
Alternative Medicine practitioners are remnants of a bygone era. If one fine day, they all suddenly disappear from the face of the Earth, everything will remain the same, only better.
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james miller@JamesMillerMD·
@RogerSeheult Roger, that's not actually how things have worked in the past 2 decades. The DaVinci robot has had worse outcomes on every meaningful clinical metric than open surgery, but it has still become standard of care. Marketing changed surgery, not science or liability.
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Roger Seheult, MD
Roger Seheult, MD@RogerSeheult·
Not a surgeon but a physician and educated about the system enough to know that the biggest barrier to that happening is who has liability? That's right, the trial lawyers own the legislatures and they will be protected. The only way that this is happening is if the AI agents take on full liability (and if they do I can guarantee you that costs will NOT go down as this is the reason why they are so high in the first place) or our lawyer friends realize that they are cooking the goose that lays their golden egg and block it at the state legislatures.
Science girl@sciencegirl

microsurgery robot stitches up a corn kernel Showing millimeter-level precision

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