The Gut-Brain Connection Amidst Chlorine Dioxide and Parkinson’s

For years, people experimenting with chlorine dioxide have reported something that sounds almost impossible. Some people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease say their tremors diminished. Others describe improvements in movement, rigidity, walking, balance, speech, or everyday function. And among the strongest testimonials are people who say, in effect: “I had Parkinson’s. I was told I would have it …

Chlorine Dioxide, Alcohol Use Disorder, Parasites, Neurology

For generations, Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) has largely been viewed through two lenses. The first is the moral lens. The second is the psychological lens. In the moral model, a person drinks because they lack discipline, character, or self-control. In the psychological model, alcohol becomes a coping mechanism for trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, loneliness, or …