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German testimony from Dr Helmut Sterz From 1974 to 1988 he was head of reproductive toxicology at Boehringer Mannheim(pharmaceutical). From 1988 to 1995: head of toxicology at Servier (pharmaceutical) in Orléans. 1995–2001: Management of the toxicology center in Basel and the entire preclinical toxicology at Hoffmann-La Roche (pharmaceutical). 2001–2007: appointed by Pfizer (pharmaceutical company) as Head of the two European toxicology centers in Amboise (FR) en Sandwich (UK). He retired in 2007. Testimony: youtu.be/_W31LNY9qeQ virusvaria.nl/en/helmut-ster… berliner-zeitung.de/politik-gesell… Rebuttal still had to acknowledge: “Lauterbach does not deny that there are also rare side effects of the vaccination, primarily myocarditis and thrombosis. However, there is no evidence of a negative impact on fertility, cancer, or other serious illnesses.” But he also admits that the protection of others through vaccination, as promoted in the federal government's vaccination campaigns, only applied to the first phase of the pandemic. "With the Delta variant, it was already less effective, and with the Omicron variant, it was no longer present." And then there are the children. It's worth remembering Reinhard Berner, Director of the Department of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at the University Hospital Dresden and, since 2024, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Vaccination, their victimhood. He stated that it became clear soon after the start of the pandemic that children and adolescents were only minimally affected and contributed less to the spread of the virus than previously thought. This makes the lasting psychological damage caused by the pandemic-related measures all the more devastating. His conclusion: "Children and adolescents must be given greater consideration in the future, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child must be upheld, and the voices of pediatricians and adolescent medicine specialists must be heard earlier." FROM welt.de/politik/deutsc… gbnews.com/health/covid-j… indepnews.org/en/former-pfiz… article.wn.com/view-scrap/202… naturalnews.com/2026-03-25-cov… dailytelegraph.co.nz/news/pfizers-f… nius.de/politik/corona…

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Tomorrow I'll be dropping one of the most powerful #FeldmanProtocol episodes we've recorded. @matthewbaszucki shares a story of severe bipolar disorder, psychosis, hospitalizations, and what it was like to fight his way back. It’s raw, intense, and ultimately – inspiring.

Greg Glassman is back with his best coaching education yet. If you want to understand WHY people get healthy, or stay sick, and how to reverse chronic disease at the source, join us in 2026 to take your understanding of metabolic health to the next level. MetFix Foundations is a two-day in-person course that will change the way you coach, train, and think about health. The content in the foundations course is designed to equip coaches with the knowledge and tools to reverse chronic disease and optimize human performance. Metabolic dysfunction is at the heart of our chronic disease epidemic. This course explains metabolism, bioenergetics, hormone systems, and how to control them for better health, better performance, and better quality of life. 2026 Seminar Calendar: April 11–12 New York, NY June 13–14 London, UK September 12–13 Columbus, OH September 19–20 Zürich, Switzerland November 7–8 Jacksonville, FL December 5–6 London, UK

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@PeterMShaw Strong work

You can still be strong on a low-carb diet. Back squat has always been a weakness of mine. When I started training crossfit at 20 years old, I could only squat 275 pounds. Here is 425 pounds. I train 1 hour, 4-5 days per week. Carb intake remains anywhere from 30-100g per day depending how I’m feeling, with stretches in ketosis.

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Dr. Mindy Pelz put it plainly to Benjamin Bikman: “Is it possible that as humans, we’re not all meant to go on the same diet?” Bikman agreed — different diets can work for different people, but with one big caveat: cut the refined starches, sugars, and bad oils. He sees real success with well-planned whole-food vegetarian diets for some, and pure carnivore for others. On the carnivore side, the science nugget is clear: eliminating carbs drops insulin levels sharply, which helps the body burn stored fat more efficiently and improves overall metabolic health. He was especially direct about strict veganism often falling short for young, active women — many end up tired, low on heme iron, and relying on supplements. His simple advice in those cases? “Eat some beef.” It’s a refreshing reminder that the “one diet fits all” crowd might be overselling it. What actually works often depends on your own biology. Have you seen the same diet produce totally different results for people you know?

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Sometimes, you just need to recover. Use this weekend to recharge. Coconut water and real french fries for potassium. Citrus, watermelon and pineapple for elite hydration. Homemade broth for your gut. Black seed oil for the remnants of Winter flu. Fatty ribeyes and good eggs for your muscles. Sourdough raw (rare) honey breakfast. Liver pâté. Six oysters. Fatty fish. Lucky blueberry. And of course, a slice of basque cheesecake for your soul.

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If you want to understand WHY people get healthy, or stay sick, and how to reverse chronic disease at the source, join us in 2026 to take your understanding of metabolic health to the next level. MetFix Foundations is a two day in-person course that will change the way you coach, train, and think about health. The content in the foundations course is designed to equip coaches with the knowledge and tools to reverse chronic disease and optimize human performance. Metabolic dysfunction is at the heart of our chronic disease epidemic. This course explains metabolism, bioenergetics, hormone systems, and how to control them for better health, better performance, and better quality of life.

Seed oils increase appetite via effects on insulin sensitivity depriving the body of energy while making adipocytes lipophilic. The double bonds in the fatty acid increase the NADH:FADH2 ratio preventing the natural reactive oxygen signal in the mitochondria from triggering satiety. There are other data showing why they could be bad, but this is primary.

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Really cool study by @TyBealPhD The pattern of eating optimal for the human organism seems more and more obvious the longer you study this subject. Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some starch, little fruit, no sugar or seed oils. This is naturally a diet higher in fat, moderate in protein, and lower in carbohydrate density. From what I've seen this type of diet enhances metabolic health and performance in athletes willing to be patient with adaptation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Unbreakable Health Retreat 2026 2 day educational event focused on the science of metabolic health, chronic disease prevention, and performance medicine.  May 30–31, 2026
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Limited to 200 participants This exclusive gathering brings together leading physicians, researchers, and practitioners working to rethink the science of metabolic disease and human performance. The program features 20+ lectures, workshops, and training sessions designed for healthcare professionals who want practical, evidence-informed insights they can apply in practice. Featured speakers include:
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@ChrisPalmerMD notes: People often say mental illness is genetic, but that is only part of the story. Take one of the most researched genes, TaqIA. It has been linked to addiction and a range of psychiatric conditions, while also playing a role in how the body manages energy and distributes nutrients. In other words, mental health and metabolism are closely connected. But here is the important distinction: Your genes may influence your susceptibility to both mental and metabolic issues, but they do not determine your outcome. What matters most is your environment, including your inputs, habits, and lifestyle, and those are things you can actually change psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/advanc…

@TheFittestDoc She must have an amazing mindset

Most people half her actual age could not even start what she just finished.

@321gaux An important reflection for sure!

How much of your ambition is borrowed from other people’s desires?

Fatty liver disease is the most common liver problem worldwide. But do you know where that fat comes from? The mistaken view is that this fat originates from within the liver itself (i.e., the liver creates it). While this accounts for some of the liver fat, the majority comes from fat tissue itself. But! The conditions need to be right--there are two parts of this. The first is the fat cells releasing a high amount of free fatty acids. The second is equally important: insulin levels need to be elevated. The combination of high insulin and high free fatty acids is a metabolic anomaly--this shouldn't happen. But, it does happen when fat cells becomes insulin resistant with excess growth. In this state, the body has high insulin (always present in insulin resistance), but the too-fat fat cells don't respond to the insulin, and they continue releasing free fatty acids in the midst of the elevated insulin. So, with fatty liver we shouldn't look at the liver itself as the problem, but rather the misbehaving fat cells.