Don't Be a Lab Rat
One thing that is obvious from the last three years is that people have been subjected to wide-scale experiments. Whether it was closing nonessential businesses, controlling interactions, restricting breathing, or coercing medical testing and treatment – those elements of the pandemic response had never been done to populations – ever before. And for all of the talk of “out of an abundance of caution”, “trust the science”, “evidence-based medicine”, “flatten the curve” that was all part of the smoke screen put up to hide the intricate lie of the controllers. We may not have seen the bars of the cages, but we have been incarcerated in a controlled testing facility where the results of the poking and prodding, psychological profiling and evaluations, medical treatments and procedures have all been monitored and documented. The researchers, heads of government, and behind the scenes controllers have learned a lot from us, but it was for their benefit – not ours.
Keep in mind what happens to rats in a lab. At the end of the experiment, they are sacrificed.
I ask you to consider whether the vaunted experts and leaders of society have offered you anything practical to keep you healthy, or if sick from COVID any effective treatment. The “vaccines” don’t keep you from getting infected. Once ill, the revolving line up of EUA treatments are ineffective and rife with side effects. The social control measures made no difference in the outcome – over 80% of the US population has been infected and one third of them were vaccinated.
They’ve pretty well played out the COVID game. The evidence is incontrovertible. COVID-19 has a 99.97% survival rate (COVID-19–related mortality rate was <22 deaths per 100,000 -CDC report) . So what comes next? They’ve floated trial balloons with Monkey Pox and Bird Flu. Those didn’t get traction. No problem – the experts tell us that there are 9 diseases that keep them up at night, and Biden has stepped forward to protect us with a brand spanking new Office of Pandemic Preparedness. Public health emergencies are high visibility and high impact weapons, and the big business/government cabals have money to be made and power to wield. Before the walls of the new cage are built for you, I suggest you opt out. Measure and improve your own health – they won’t. They have guaranteed us another Public Health Emergency. Do you really want to go along for that ride, like you did for the last one?
So what are your pillars of Health and how do you measure them? I look at five:
Sleep – quality is as important as quantity. There are many sleep tracking devices and it is worth using one.
Metabolic and Endocrine Health – It’s more than the food you eat. It involves how your body reacts to what you put in. It also matters to know what environmental toxicants you are exposed to. Hormone balance is also influenced by lifestyle – sex hormones, thyroid, vitamin D. There are many lab tests and wearable devices that help you assess those. Learn about your levels and figure out how to improve what you have.
Movement – Gym workouts are fine, but humans need more. Watch how children play and move. Get back to that state you once had.
Connection – That involves family, friends, and members of groups you belong to. Most importantly, those connections need to be in person. Keep track of your connections and renew them if it’s been too long. Another aspect is your physical connection to the real world. Sunlight, contact with the earth, feeling the breeze on your skin. When was the last time you went barefoot outside?
Purpose – Family, social causes, religious and spiritual organizations, jobs – what do you reflect on at the end of your day that gives you satisfaction? A gratitude journal is a great way to track that.
When I see patients for their annual physicals, I often ask “how are things with your health?” or “what grade would you give yourself on your health report card?” The response I most often get is that they want me to tell them those answers. Don’t be that person. Each of us has to evaluate and be in control of our own health. You can use the medical system to gather information about lab values and test results, and you can even have them educate you on the significance of those data points. But all of that information belongs to you and only applies to you. The challenge is to take your information and integrate it into a measure of personal health.
I have a suggestion. Instead of being a part of someone else’s public health intervention, clinical trial, or twisted experiment - Instead of being a lab rat, take charge of your own health experimentation. In the biohacking community (people who look to optimize their own health) this is known as an N of 1 experiment. The term refers to how many test subjects (N) are being evaluated. It’s time for you to take charge of your own N of 1 experience. The words of a wise teacher, “physician, heal thyself”, ring true.
As a Registered Veterinary Technician for over 24 years, I can honestly say veterinary emergency and specialty medical staff have a much better understanding of medicine than human medical people. I have learned enough to know that natural medicine (herbs, vitamins, supplements and a healthy diet) is best in almost every case. There are somethings that do require conventional medical intervention, but there is usually a natural treatment that will work better without the side effect. (I had an infected splinter in my thumb which was causing redness, pain and swelling. I put a poultice of goldenseal on it overnight and by the next day the pain, swelling and redness was gone. A few days later the splinter fell out.) I experiment on my self with supplements and herbs to treat any symptoms I may be feeling and do my research. I have come to believe that "viruses" have never been isolated, purified,or proven to exist or cause disease. I have also come to understand that any and all "flu-like symptoms" are caused by 3 possible things:
1) Nutrient deficiencies - vitamins, minerals or other things found in herbs and plants
2) Allergies to various things but most significantly to certain foods like dairy (or anything that comes from cattle), wheat, latex-like proteins in fruits, etc.
3) Toxins - Glyphosate, aluminum, mercury, arsenic, vaccines, "medications" and a whole host of others that we aren't told about.
Just my opinion bases on several years of research and my own experience. People think I'm crazy until they start looking into these things.
I used to tell my patients not to believe anything any health professional (including me) said until they checked it out for themselves. Trouble is I don’t think any of them ever did. It’s great writing stacks like yours but you are probably preaching to the converted.