Is Apple’s Brightest Phone Ever a (Bigger) Threat to Your Health?

Apple’s new iPhone 17 has caused Twitter’s EMF watchdogs to erupt in protest. Engineers increased the iPhone’s maximum screen brightness to 3,000 nits, a 50% boost over prior phones. In theory, the risks to the new iPhone users from artificial blue light — from cataracts to endocrine disruption — have increased by half. Is Apple…

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Why Sunlight and Melanin Can Help Low Back Pain

I was generally pleased with how my physical therapist treated my low back pain. However, my biggest issue was, and remains, moving from a seated position to standing. When I asked my PT for a precision solution, he said, “Have you considered not sitting down?” While ridiculous, my PT may have been on to something….

The 150 Year Vitality Decline

Many doctors who write freely about decentralized medicine do so only after prioritizing self-preservation. Dr. Robert Yoho outran discipline from medical licensing boards by retiring prior to publishing books about how to avoid ineffective and overused treatments. Dr. Jack Kruse gave up neurosurgery and moved his primary residence to El Salvador as he became the…

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A Generation That Can’t Speak for Itself

The mainstream media, to distract from the link between COVID vaccines and heart attacks, has published a series of absurd explanations for the demise of young people. Since 2021, the media has blamed the rise in heart attacks on: The media carries Big Pharma’s water because the drug industry’s direct-to-consumer advertising accounts for about 10%…

The Math of Modern Life

On the night of December 2, 1984, toxic gases erupted from a Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal, India. The gasses, 2.5 times heavier than air, hugged the ground and spread over dozens of square miles, killing families as they slept in their homes. The disaster affected more than 500,000 people, including immediate and long-term…