Dissident MD
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Diet affects brain health--new research shows what to avoid

Sexmission—In a World Without Men, Women are the Losers

Polish film director Juliusz Machulski foresaw back in 1984 where feminism was taking us. His movie Sexmission describes a future in the 21st century where men have been methodically eliminated, leaving only women to run the planet. It’s not a pretty place. In fact, in many ways it resembles...

Sunscreen Made From Fish?

Eurovision Reveals the Trifecta of Western Moral and Cultural Decay

Just as the Academy Awards provides a window into the current state of the nation here in the US, the annual Eurovision international song competition reveals where Europe is. Clearly, it is in a state of moral and cultural decay. This year’s event, held in Malmo, Sweden, displayed a...

Fallout—the Perfect Analogy of our Pandemic Experience

Fallout is a new, massively successful series on Amazon based on a long-running video game that I, admittedly, had never heard of until now. Suspicious that any TV series based on a video game must be nothing more than a shallow money grab aimed at bored children (like the Marvel...

Young+Low Vitamin D = Heart Disease

I've been telling all my adult patients for several years now to take vitamin D supplements. Virtually no one has a healthy level of vitamin D, unless they work outdoors and live in a sunny climate. And low levels present a host of health risks: infection, depression, skin...

California's Transgender Grooming Apps Targeting Children—Full Talk

The state of California is spending $3.8 billion on grooming apps to trans the kids—all paid for by tax dollars funneled through the Department of Health Services. I exposed this horror at the Tyson Foundation Medical Summit in Rancho Mirago, California on May 4, 2024. Below is the...

Psychedelic Drug Use Should Not Be Legalized

Although it upsets my libertarian-minded friends, I oppose the legalization of recreational drugs, including psychedelic drugs like ketamine and psilocybin. Removing all controls over addictive and potentially harmful substances will make society worse, not better. And although I'm sympathetic to the view that the individual has the right...

Fat? Ditch the Ozempic

One in eight Americans is on Ozempic, a drug developed to treat diabetes by lowering blood sugar, or one of its cousin GLP-1 agonists. Nearly half of these patients, though, are using it primarily for weight loss. This is a huge mistake. I tell all my patients to avoid Ozempic,...