Paul Yerkes

@no79668 @Believeinurse @stoolgambling Buddy, the statement wasn’t the greatest comeback, it was the greatest finish. Trip to the final 4 vs national championship. No question what means more, pal.

@pyt0529 @Believeinurse @stoolgambling Buddy, that game was tied when he hit it. Uconn was down 19 at one point. Down by 2 with 10 seconds left. Had a miraculous steal with seconds left and hit a logo 3 to win by 1.

OH MY GOD UCONN COMPLETES THE COMEBACK ON BUZZER BEATER ONE OF THE GREATEST FINISHES YOU WILL EVER SEE

@Believeinurse @stoolgambling Umm…nova over unc buzzer beater to win the natty?

@stoolgambling That might be one of the craziest finishes in NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament history 😳”

@health__freedom @DefiantLs Good luck when you are having a heart attack

@DefiantLs Absolutely, escape the healthcare matrix. Question everything and be your own advocate!

Dr. Peter McCullough: “A healthy child born today remains healthier if they take no vaccines whatsoever.”

@gweets01 @DefiantLs So then you’re saying your post was not to imply anything?

@pyt0529 @DefiantLs I never said it does.

Joe Rogan asks RFK Jr about the potential risks of WiFi being everywhere.. "It degrades your mitochondria & opens up your blood brain barrier, allowing toxins & pathogens to enter the brain."

@WhoMustNotTweet @facepalmchris @DefiantLs Problem with that is most people have no idea how to read a study. You can find a study to back up any conclusion you’re looking for but it doesn’t mean the study itself is well designed (ie cofounders, type of study etc)

First and foremost, common sense. If you see or hear something you find questionable, do your best to do your own actual research. Look at scientific papers, not the articles about them or people who claimed to read them. Observe the criteria of the studies and papers you read and make an informed decision if it’s not something you can test yourself or something that isn’t plainly obvious like the statement “most birds fly.”

@ResisttheMS “Some people”….

THEO VON: "What are some of the most common side effects that you've seen from the COVID-19 vaccines?" Dr. Peter McCullough: "Most concerning is fatal heart damage - myocarditis." "Whatever you take in the arm should not end up in the heart."

@grok @DrGman01 @stoolpresidente Not a collapse…

The Villanova collapse refers to their NCAA Tournament first-round loss to Utah State yesterday. As the No. 8 seed, 'Nova led 39-37 at halftime and by 10 early in the 2nd half, but melted down—Utah State erased it all, outscoring them 42-26 in the paint to win 86-76 and end the season. That's what Portnoy meant by "fire the coach type."

That Villanova collapse may be a fire the coach type collapse.

@gweets01 @DefiantLs Correlation doesn’t = causation. Take a look at how the diagnosis of autism vastly changed over that time to include more individuals.

@DefiantLs 2000: Autism ~1 in 150; Home broadband ~1–3% 2005: Autism ~1 in 125 (early rise); Broadband ~25–30% 2010: Autism ~1 in 68–1 in 59; Broadband ~62% 2020: Autism 1 in 36; Broadband ~77–80% 2025: Autism 1 in 31; Broadband ~78–82%

@WhoMustNotTweet @facepalmchris @DefiantLs So then what should we trust?

@facepalmchris @DefiantLs If your main concern is finding an “expert” you’re already lost. Yeah what he’s saying is insane, but “experts” also believed fradulent research about Alzheimer’s for decades so… maybe ALL humans are fallible and you shouldn’t trust credentialism at all no matter who does it.

@JakePearson303 Yes we evil doctors only prescribe meds because we get money for the prescription

There's a reason your doctor never mentioned Berberine. It can't be patented, so there's no profit in it. For 3,500 years, this natural compound has been torching fat and optimizing hormones. They buried it. I'm bringing it back. Here's the truth: 1… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

@WallStreetMav @TheRabbitHole At the cost of cholesterol elevations, constipation, gall bladder inflammation. Not to mention it is hard to do long term. It certainly works (you’re starving yourself of carbs). Eat balanced, limit carbs and get more exercise.

I was advised by my doctor that I am pre-diabetes. So I started the keto diet a few weeks ago, have lost 20 lbs just eating steaks and eggs, water. Today was my first fasting blood sugar test below 100 mg/dL. It was 96. Keto diet does work to fix diabetes, no medicine required.

@DefiantLs If only there was a meningitis vaccine…

Two people dead after "invasive" meningitis outbreak at University of Kent and leaves 11 other hospitalized

@stkirsch @BigJoeBastardi Not peer reviewed. No discussion or control of confounding variables. Also ignores the real purpose of the vaccine which is severity reduction not infection prevention.

Here you go. Cleveland Clinic study. Vaccination makes you more likely to get the flu, not less likely.

@_kaitodev @karpathy lol. Nursing assistant at a 2/10 but physicians 5/10.

5 minutes ago, @karpathy just dropped karpathy/jobs! he scraped every job in the US economy (342 occupations from BLS), scored each one's AI exposure 0-10 using an LLM, and visualized it as a treemap. if your whole job happens on a screen you're cooked. average score across all jobs is 5.3/10. software devs: 8-9. roofers: 0-1. medical transcriptionists: 10/10 💀 karpathy.ai/jobs

@RozzaKat13 @DefiantLs Ok first two I agree. You lost me at, again, your claim of aging. You can’t answer my question “show me the data” with your original claim that it slows aging.

Protects from osteoporosis, muscle loss, and of course aging in women who have a significant loss of estrogen! Estrogen is the magic hormone which keeps skin young and supple and also cognition is amplified! Progesterone also prevents uterine cancer with those of us who still have one.

RFK Jr: "Millions of women were told to fear the very therapy that could have given them strength, peace, and dignity through one of life's most difficult transitions, menopause. That ends today."

@got_no_milk @Mel32077220 @DefiantLs But by great degrees of difference. Your statement makes it seem like any level is acceptable or “natural”. A lot of people don’t seem to know that.

@pyt0529 @Mel32077220 @DefiantLs Both men and women use both categories of sex hormone. Both men and women use more testosterone than they do estrogens, and not by any small margin. A lot of people don't seem to know that.

@Mel32077220 @DefiantLs So 5? 9? 7890?

@pyt0529 @DefiantLs enough to be necessary to overall health

@Mel32077220 @DefiantLs As a woman, how much testosterone do you have circulating in your body prior to menopause?

@DefiantLs as a female you can't get testosterone-a needed hormone-unless you say you have a low libido or that you want to transition. It's a mans world

@RozzaKat13 @DefiantLs Where is the data on aging?

@DefiantLs Been getting a pellet in my butt every 4 months for the last 8 years! Not only does it help during menopause (had at least 10-12 hot flashes a day which completely disappeared) but it also slows down aging!

@freeduve @DefiantLs What exactly is the proper way to administer it that most doctors don’t know? There is this insane narrative that doctors haven’t been prescribing it for the past 3-4 years since the WHI revised their recommendations after additional data was collected

I’m finding that women’s HRT is in a bit of a Wild West scenario now. There are so many options, most doctors aren’t educated in the proper way to administer, and a lot of research needs to be done with limited financial incentives to do so. Also women from the baby boom generation got screwed over by the faulty WHI study, and many would benefit from starting some form of estradiol/progesterone supplementation. I’m so grateful that this new administration is addressing some of these issues!