The Science Is Unsettling
Throughout history, humans have demonstrated an unmatched curiosity and desire for innovation that was often built on mistakes. It’s a natural progression, but it can have disastrous effects. It’s good to not forget the mistakes, as well as not lose sight of a human’s place in the larger context of life. We don’t know everything. We can’t be ‘right’ all the time.
These posts are all based on true stories and real events. No names, places or locations have been changed. This is where medical science is not only not settled, but rather unsettling. Because sometimes, only in retrospect, can we see that: We Are Science Experiments.
The Controversial History of Handwashing Pioneer Ignaz Semmelweis
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The Vaccine Schedule Through The Years
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What is the Blood-Brain Barrier?
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Polio In New York and London? Officials Are ‘All Shook Up’ And Urge Vaccination, Again
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The Cutter Incident
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Shoe Fitting Xray Machines Were The Latest Science, Too
From the 1930s to the 1950’s, shoe stores in big cities around the world used the
Drug Recalls: Not So Safe After All
Safe and effective has become a slogan to assuage fears, however, there is ample precedent that
Dengue Vaccine Fiasco Caused the Death of Over 600 Children in the Philippines After Rushed Rollout
In 2016, the Philippine FDA greenlighted a new vaccine against dengue fever for children based on
The Arsenic Green Dress: When Fashion Was Deadly
In 1775, Swedish and German pharmaceutical chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele created a new green pigment which
Science Is Unsettling: What About Smallpox?
The smallpox vaccine is often credited with eradicating smallpox. This is one of vaccination’s biggest claims
mRNA Vaccines Explained
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What Is Anaphylaxis?
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Edward Jenner and Smallpox Vaccine Experimentation
To me what is interesting about the story of the first vaccine, is that it was
Bacterial Pneumonia Was The Real Killer During 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic
It took nearly 80 years to figure out that the most deadly pandemic in recent human
The Swine Flu Vaccine Fiasco
Back in 1976, Mark Waldvogel was a healthy, athletic high school senior in Kailua, Hawaii. He
Injecting Poisons: A History of the Syringe
For centuries now, humans have been at war with microbes–despite having an incomplete understanding of the
Our Bodies Are Home To Trillions of Microbes
So with all this hand washing, sanitizing and mask wearing, it serves as a good reminder
The Terrible Truth About Fluoride (and Other Chemicals)
Before we are born we are exposed to a constellation of chemicals in our mother’s body.
Masks Failed To Prevent the 1918 Spanish Flu
With all the debate surrounding whether or not to mask up–what can we glean from lessons
Epidemics Caused By Human Error
Ahhh history. So many stories to tell. And they’re not all good stories, but truth and
DTP Vaccine Kills More Children than it Saves
Christine Stabell Benn discusses how the DTP vaccine is associated with a 5-fold increase in mortality in
Chronic Illness Is the Real Pandemic
My sister lays in a hospital-like bed, legs outstretched and filled with so much fluid they
Are There Two Different Strains of Covid-19?
Shared from Melissa Floyd. Check out ImmunityEducation.org. Listen to her podcast with Dr. Bob Sears. There
What You Need To Know About Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine
In the chaos of the coronavirus pandemic, a cure or therapy for Covid-19 pneumonia infections has
The Stinky History of the Toilet Paper
We may think of it as vital now, but not too long ago, humans survived every
Fresh Air Lessons from the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic
Remember to get fresh air daily. Back in 1918 when the Spanish Flu was spreading across
Around the World Infants are Dying From Vaccination
There is a pandemic that no one is talking about. It’s not Covid-19, the Coronavirus. Nope,
SIDS Is An Umbrella Term (Hiding Vaccine Deaths)
Accidental suffocation cases started increasing in the 1940s. Pathologists refuted that cause and found inflammation, evidence
Mortality Decreased Before Vaccines
A commonly held belief regarding vaccinations, is that if we stopped wide-spread vaccinations, or even just
The Truth About the Aluminum In Your Vaccines
When you ingest aluminum, your body will absorb less than 1 percent of it. However, when
The Science Is Unsettling: John Snow
In 1854, a cholera outbreak erupted in the Soho area of London. At the time, it
The Science is Unsettling: Anaphylaxis
Literally meaning “without protection”, anaphylaxis was coined by Charles Richet in 1902, who later won the Nobel
DTaP Vaccine: A Geeky Overview
The DTaP is a vaccine that contains toxoids and some antigens adsorbed onto aluminum adjuvants to
The Science is Unsettling: What About Polio?
Poliomyelitis is a disease that has probably been around since ancient times, but not necessarily caused
The Biggest Cover-up Of All Time: SIDS
Not every person who gets a vaccine will experience a recognizable vaccine injury, but that doesn’t
Science Isn’t Immune to Mistakes
Let’s talk about Public Safety shall we? Is the government doing its job to make sure
Tetanus Didn’t Leave Us, We Left Tetanus
What Is Tetanus? Tetanus, also called lock jaw, is a bacterial disease caused by the organism
The Science Is Unsettling: Radiation Therapy for ‘Enlarged Thymus’
In 1848, fifteen-year-old Hannah Greener of Newcastle, United Kingdom died minutes after being administered chloroform anesthetic
The Science Is Unsettling: Walter Freeman and the Ice Pick Lobotomy
From the mid-1930s to the mid-1960s, over 50,000 lobotomies were performed in the United States. Walter
Vaccine Safety Studies: Where Are The Unvaccinated?
The gold standard in safety studies is the randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study (RDBPCS). This is the
12 Reasons Vaccines Are Dangerous
“It is inadvertently affirmed in the Christian countries of Europe that the English are fools and
Vaccines Do Not Reduce Infant Mortality
Many people think vaccines are the greatest achievement in public health. They think that vaccines are
Scandal: Details Emerge About the 1960s Pregnancy Test Drug Linked to Birth Defects
New evidence has emerged linking Primodos, a 1960’s pregnancy test drug, to serious birth defects, as well
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