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This post originally formed part of Coronavirus, Part 2: Sick Until Proven Healthy. To fully understand the context and ideas discussed here, it is best read as a continuation of that article. Dr. Pierre Kory of the FLCCC Alliance, believes the suppression of IVM's efficacy against Covid19 has cost hundreds of thousands of people their lives, as was echoed by Dr. Zelenko in regards to the suppression of his Hydroxychloroquin protocol. With the proof of their clinical evidence

Sometimes the problem is created for a desired solution... More than a year has passed since the WHO declared the 'Coronavirus' a pandemic in February 2020, and 12 months since I published Part 1 of this writing. The reasons for the delay in completing Part 2 is a combination of part-time studies (during 2020) and building up a new practice in a new city. My last excuse is the fact that there is just SO much covert information to share about this unprecedented event in human

Sometimes the problem is the way we look at the problem… The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has certainly taken centre stage in the lives of everybody living on this planet unlike anything since the Second World War. In fact, this virus, and the subsequent media and political response to it, has directly affected more lives than the War did. In a period of only 3 months the world suddenly finds itself in a self-imposed economic crisis, with billions in isolation at home, and many fam

In Part 1 of this post we dealt with the historical and philosophical reasons for the bias towards a reductionistic mindset in modern day thinking, and how this affects current understanding of the concepts health and wellness. I also asked questions about the common understanding of the term science, and how the authority of contemporary Science has robbed many of the responsibility to think, reason and experience holistic life for themselves. In this post I will demonstrate

In recent years most people’s perspective of health has evolved from merely the absence of disease, towards incorporating the concept of wellness or well-being. There is however no universally accepted definition of wellness, and for some it involves the balanced ‘integration of body, mind and spirit’, and for others the ability to ‘live life to the fullest’. Your experience of well-being is after all a subjective matter, as only you can feel well through the senses of your o