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“What’s wrong with modern medicine?” – A cardiologist’s opinion

Dr Econs,
Oct 28, 2024
In recent years, a few medical journals have published articles questioning the influence of pharmaceutical industry on medical trials, disease management using drugs and the deteriorating health

Nanotoxicology and Nanosafety: Safety-by-Design and Testing

Dr Econs,
Oct 14, 2024
This review offers a systematic discussion about nanotoxicology and nanosafety associated with nanomaterials during manufacture and further biomedical applications. A detailed introduction on

The potential impacts of micro-and-nano plastics on various organ systems in humans (eBioMedicine)

Dr Econs,
Oct 14, 2024
I have been watching this area of nanoplastics in human health for a while, with a good dose of disbelief: how could the industry (especially food producers) be so oblivious to possible harm caused

‘First Do No Pharm’: New Documentary Exposes Big Pharma Corruption (Children's Health Defense)

Dr Econs,
Oct 4, 2024
Many doctors might dismiss this as another conspiracy theory – for a few, this may serve as wake up call on what is going on in today’s Medicine. “First Do No Pharm,” a documentary that premiered Sept

Mortality 2021-2023 according to vaccination status (Office of National Statistics)

Dr Econs,
Jul 5, 2024
Now that “the pandemic dust has settled”, we have started reading more factual information about mistakes made and policy falsehoods. In 2021 the Office of National Statistics, a reputable

The influence of Pharmaceutical industry on Health Regulators in Western Countries

Dr Econs,
May 20, 2024
Patients and doctors expect drug regulators to provide an unbiased, rigorous assessment of investigational medicines before they hit the market. But do they have sufficient independence

Autism Prevalence in the US – 1970s to Today

Dr Econs,
Apr 15, 2024
Statistics from USA – is this an “epidemic”, no government or health regulator are prepared to explain?And a challenge for the reader: at what point in the future, these figures indicate that all

Measles and the risks associated with the infection

Dr Econs,
Jan 25, 2024
The low uptake of immunisation for measles is currently being widely discussed with many countries across Europe currently experiencing large epidemics of measles as a result of not enough

Raised plasma lipids lower risk of dementia

Dr Econs,
Nov 15, 2023
This newly published study is likely to add gravity to the findings of earlier studies, which have highlighted a link of increased fat intake with reduced risk of death from nine top killer diseases

Adult patient experiences in NHS hospitals – Care Quality Commission Survey 2022

Dr Econs,
Sep 29, 2023
The results of the Adult inpatient survey 2022 will inspire some confidence in those who need a planned or an emergency admission to an NHS hospital. In spite of the long waiting lists

Electro-Hypersenstivity

Dr Econs,
Aug 14, 2023
This short (9-minute) animated film “Remembering Nearfield” won the Best Health Film, at the Cannes International Film Festival this year. It may be a light at the end of the tunnel, for those whose

What Doctors Don't Tell You

Dr Econs,
Jul 6, 2023
It has taken three years for a reality check, on who has been spreading “misinformation” and “disinformation” about Covid19 and allied matters – if you suspected those with vested interests (money or

Judicial challenge to safety of 5G

Dr Econs,
Feb 15, 2023
The information below will be of interest to those suffering from electro-hypersensitivity (and probably chemical sensitivity – the two conditions have overlapping mechanisms and often alarming

Why there was only one “narrative” about the pandemic?

Dr Econs,
Nov 7, 2022
The emergence of COVID-19 has led to numerous controversies over COVID-related knowledge and policy. To counter the perceived threat from doctors and scientists who challenge the official position of

The Covid 19 Pandemic – A Post Mortem

Dr Econs,
Oct 15, 2022
This is my personal opinion, but now that, with a little hindsight and less hysteria, this global event can be seen more objectively, it is about time to see what I have learnt from history

Deaths following receipt of the COVID-19 vaccines in the UK – Office for National Statistics

Dr Econs,
Oct 15, 2022
How many people in the United Kingdom have died within 28 days of having any of the COVID-19 vaccines? The Office for National Statistics is responsible for the provision of mortality statistics for

Pharmaceutical Industry's Influence on Drug Regulatory Agencies (BMJ, 2 July 2022)

Dr Econs,
Jul 25, 2022
In case anyone was still unsure of this subtle process of pharma “capturing” health regulators worldwide, this investigation offers damning proof. Regulators, who are supposed to be independent

SARS-Cov-2 and 5G: Another “conspiracy theory”?

Dr Econs,
Jan 7, 2022
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) public health policy has focused on the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) virus and its effects on human health while environmental factors

NICE: New Guidance on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / ME

Dr Econs,
Nov 17, 2021
New NICE guidelines for ME/CFS were finally published on 29 October 2021. They replace the 2007 guidelines and mark a welcome shift in emphasis, notably by making a clear pronouncement that ME/CFS

LDN – Latest Research

Dr Econs,
Nov 17, 2021
The link below brings you to several research studies, evaluating the role of LDN in a range of chronic conditions. In our audits, LDN has been helping not only people with MS but many other

This Coconut Bun is a Winner!

Dr Econs,
Nov 8, 2021
In recent years, food manufacturers have responded well to people with special dietary needs: “Free From” sections often have gluten or milk-free options; I am now seeing kefir yoghurt, lentil crisps

Zinc Supplements 'May Shorten Respiratory Infections'

Dr Econs,
Nov 8, 2021
Researchers found that taking zinc was a viable ‘natural’ means of treating respiratory tract infections at home. Although this meta-analysis did not refer to SARS-Cov-19, I have mentioned this

Alcohol & Dementia

Dr Econs,
Nov 2, 2021
Alcohol, is confirmed (again) to "worsen thinking abilities", reports The Express. Dementia charity Alzheimer's Society is warning of alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD) that could result in greater

"Natasha’s Law”

Dr Econs,
Oct 1, 2021
Following intensive campaigning since Natasha, a teenager, died from sesame induced anaphylaxis in 2013, “Natasha’s Law” comes into effect today.This makes it mandatory for food manufacturers and all

Pollutants are Linked (Again) with Raised Mortality from all Causes

Dr Econs,
Sep 25, 2021
Outdoor air pollution (raised levels of particulate matter <2.5 micron / PM2.5) of nitrous dioxide, ozone and black carbon is linked with increased risk of death. This collaborative study of eight

Latest Autism Research & Science News from Thinking Autism

Dr Econs,
Sep 19, 2021
For parents of children with behaviour problems and/or Autistic Disorders, I strongly recommend the charity Thinking Autism. Run by parents of children who have seen significant improvements using

Long Covid – What Affected Doctors Say

Dr Econs,
Aug 4, 2021
Doctors have not been immune to SARS-Cov-19 – like many front line clinical staff, they have experienced the same symptoms, sometimes quite severely. Their collective experience is now used to press

"Long Covid” and Allied Issues

Dr Econs,
Aug 2, 2021
Like many people, concerned about the long term effects of Covid19, I have been ‘digesting' a lot of information beyond what is being reported in the mainstream media.Although there is much debate

A Pathologist’s Analysis of the Pandemic

Dr Econs,
May 6, 2021
This is a very balanced analysis of the Covid19 pandemic. It is sad that one doesn’t feel safe to speak out frankly these days without fear of retribution unless they have retired! Welcome to the 21st

Mobile Phones and Allegations for ‘Radiation Harm’

Dr Econs,
May 1, 2021
The family of a pastor from Louisiana who died from glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer, is suing Motorola, AT&T and other telecommunications companies. The lawsuit, filed April 8, alleges the

Vitamin D Supplementation Reduces COVID-19 Deaths by 64%

Dr Econs,
Feb 23, 2021
This is yet another study that confirms the critical role that vitamin D has in reducing the risk of Covid-19 causing severe life-threatening illness. Dr Mercola’s newsletters are recommended as they

Link Between Autism & Food Intolerance

Dr Econs,
Jun 16, 2018
According to new research, autism could be triggered by food allergies or intolerances.A study of almost 200,000 children found those with autism were more than two and a half times as likely to

The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest

Dr Econs,
Jun 6, 2018
If you wanted to get a “heretical” viewpoint on current treatments for cancer, check this series from the US. The public awareness has reached a tipping point and seems to be forcing Medicine to face

Wet Wipes Could Be Associated With Allergies

Dr Econs,
May 29, 2018
The Science Daily reports on the findings of a dermatologist who highlights that the preservative in many pre-moistened wet wipes is linked to a dramatic rise in allergic reactions. A chemical

Coping With Dust Mite Allergy

Dr Econs,
Apr 26, 2018
Out comes the sun and we want to fling open the windows, having been cooped up at home for so many months.For those, who suffer with hay fever, that is not possible because with the pollen and rape

Urban Pollution Caused By Everyday Products

Dr Econs,
Mar 2, 2018
A report in The Guardian (16.02.18) talked about the growing source of urban pollution from household chemical products, perfumes, paints, formaldehyde and insecticides.The volatile organic compounds

ADHD or Food Intolerance

Dr Econs,
Feb 9, 2018
I recommend you to read an interesting article written by Dr. Russell Blaylock, an American neurosurgeon, author and lecturer.Dr Blaylock describes the case of a child with disruptive behaviour in

Eating Ourselves to Death and Others to Life

Dr Econs,
Jan 26, 2018
Joe Leech, a young dietician in Australia, was feeling frustrated that he was answering so many questions about how to lose weight, what was the best diet, how to deal with irritable bowel syndrome

Brilliant Wi-Fi Experiment Kills Cress

Dr Econs,
Jan 24, 2018
Five danish students set up a biology experiment that is so brilliant that it has attracted international attention amongst biologists and radiation experts.The experiment came about because the

Link between Aluminium & Autism?

Dr Econs,
Jan 22, 2018
A recent published study led by Professor Christopher Exley at Keele University examined brain samples from patients with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who had died and compared them

Rock Star's Journey with Crohn's Disease

Dr Econs,
Jan 18, 2018
On the 28th November 2017, there was a documentary, On Tour with Crohn’s Disease, on Radio One Newsbeat about the challenges of living with Crohn’s. It followed Mark Holley, musician with the rock

High Energy Drinks Affect Behaviour

Dr Econs,
Jan 10, 2018
An article in The Guardian last week reported that Waitrose are the first UK supermarket to ban the sale of high energy drinks to under 16’s because of the high level of sugar and caffeine they

Dying To Sleep

Dr Econs,
Jan 4, 2018
Professor Matthew Walker, a leading expert, originally from Liverpool and now director of the Centre of Human Sleep Science in California, revealed in an interview with the Guardian, that a lack of

Summary of the Big Health News in 2017

Dr Econs,
Dec 23, 2017
Fasting is now recognised to have a major role in rekindling health. Taking vitamins in pregnancy reduces the risk of its complications. Vitamin D, apart from strengthening the bones, also helps

PPIs and the Risk of Cancer

Dr Econs,
Nov 12, 2017
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) have an increased risk to cause cancer (2.45 times) (BMJ 4 November 2017). H2 antagonists (such as ranitidine) don't seem to have the same risk.Comment: I could not

NICE Recommends: Avoid Antibiotics for Acute Sinus Infections

Dr Econs,
Nov 8, 2017
NICE new guidelines recommend oral decongestants and paracetamol for acute sinusitis and avoid antibiotics (BMJ 4 November 2017).Tell this to a patient who has been unable to breath, with facial

Proton Pump Inhibitors!

Dr Econs,
Nov 7, 2017
British Medical Journall article 4th November 2017 states Increased risk of cancer from PPI’s (proton pump inhibitors) used for reflux.The journal Gut published research which indicates an increased

Sinus Infection Treatment

Dr Econs,
Nov 6, 2017
A comment in the BMJ 4 November 2017 advised to avoid antibiotics for sinus infections. NICE new guidelines recommend oral decongestants and paracetamol for acute sinusitis and avoid antibiotics

Allergy Growth & Allergy Causes

Dr Econs,
Oct 27, 2017
Two fascinating articles written by SnackSafely.com about allergies, that I think you will appreciate reading. The first speaks of research that indicates that 45% of adults with food allergies

Scleroderma and Antibiotics

Dr Econs,
Oct 19, 2017
We sporadically get enquiries if we treat scleroderma. We do. Whilst I have to admit that the condition is challenging both to the patient and the clinician, if it is an "immune" problem, it must be

We Can Eat Fat Again (and Live Longer) – with the Blessing of Medicine!

Dr Econs,
Sep 28, 2017
Scanning the journals is my favourite section in BMJ. This time the tone is "humble", as Medicine is coming around, slowly, to accept that previous guidelines established on so-called "evidence" were

Lady Gaga’s "Til It Happens to You"

Dr Econs,
Sep 27, 2017
Lady Gaga’s hit track Til it Happens to You, although not written about her recent revelation on social media that she has Fibromyalgia (FMS), could aptly describe her experience of living with it

Life Saving Allergy Puppy

Dr Econs,
Sep 19, 2017
We have guide dogs, hearing dogs and now allergy dogs. We are all too aware how life-changing guide dogs and hearing dogs can be for their owners giving them their freedom and independence. Six year

Peanut Allergy Breakthrough

Dr Econs,
Aug 23, 2017
An allergy to peanuts is recognised as one of the most severe food allergies due to its prevalence, persistency and potential severity of allergic reaction which can result in anaphylaxis

Alternative Treatments for Those with Allergies

Dr Econs,
Jul 31, 2017
A number of British allergy specialists were recently asked to share their views on allergy, its management and any optional measures to prevent it.Their views have been published in the magazine of

Surprise, Surprise! Mediterranean Diet may be Reducing Risk of Alzheimer's

Dr Econs,
Jul 25, 2017
I must have seen at least 10 studies in the last two years that extol the virtues of eating lots of salads, vegetables, olive oil and fish, excluding most other common foods in order to reduce the

Can Diet Help Alzheimer's?

Dr Econs,
Jul 19, 2017
Surprise, surprise! Mediterranean diet may be reducing risk of Alzheimer's.I must have seen at least 10 studies in the last two years that extol the virtues of eating lots of salads, vegetables

B Vitamins Fight Pollution

Dr Econs,
Jul 12, 2017
In 2015 the Department for the Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) estimated that diesel "particulates" are directly and indirectly responsible for an average of 52,000 deaths per annum in

Asthma Awareness

Dr Econs,
Jul 2, 2017
I couldn’t help but be touched by the recent item on the BBC news about the death four years ago of Lisa Dennis at the age of 10 years.Lisa died following an asthma attack. Although she had an

Not all Cupcakes are Good!

Dr Econs,
Jun 13, 2017
Cupcakes have become extremely popular, thanks to Mary Berry to a large extent. As delicious as they may be, one in particular has caused a rise in a food allergies. The red velvet cupcake contains