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Sep 6, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
1/6 🧵Now lets talk about the #$%! captured medical journals. High impact ones will ONLY publish studies that although they show benefit, don't meet statistical significance. Then they write stuff like "this does not support the use of IVM in COVID" jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…
2/6 Meanwhile, so much unprecedented crazy shit has happened in journals to positive studies of IVM and other repurporsed drugs it is INSANE. First, know that in the FLCCC's over 100 year academic career (1500 papers), never has any been retracted after passing peer review..
3/6 Here we go:
1) Frontiers in pharmacology (funded by BMGF) retracted our paper... AFTER passing rigorous peer review
1a) They then retract other accepted repurposed drug papers.. editors quit en masse
2) Lancet Respiratory retracted Bryant meta-analysis..AFTER peer review
4/6 3) NEJM rejected Cadegiani's proxalutamide paper...AFTER passing rigorous peer review & holding it for a month
4) Eli Schwartz, researcher from a top university in Israel, did a sophisticated double blind RCT showing faster viral clearance with IVM & cant get it published
5/6
5) Shouman's RCT showing massive reductions in transmission within households treated with IVM.. reviewed then rejected by NEJM, Frontiers (again), and EMRO (the WHO's prestigious journal) after holding for a long time - another "tactic": delay, defer, deny
6/6 Another positive IVM prophylaxis trial held by JAMA for 2 months.. without sending out for peer review.. then returned with an apology. Delay defer deny
The high impact journals let you see the science Pharma wants you to see, not the science that is out there. Sad sad state

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Nov 9
If DMSO was used for strokes and spinal cord injuries, millions would be spared from death, paralysis, and disability. As an ICU doc, I am in disbelief the FDA has kept this from us for decades. The evidence @MidwesternDoc presents here is mind-blowing.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-could-s…
This article shows how DMSO freed millions from chronic pain and was proven to rapidly treat 80-90% of injuries—which we've now seen firsthand. Yet, despite decades of incredible data and widespread protest for it to be legalized, the FDA still buried it.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-is-a-mi…
Here, 60 Minutes shows just how effective DMSO was and exposed the FDA using the same playbook they used throughout COVID-19 to keep it away from the public.
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Nov 2
Since 1964 the FDA knew DMSO was miraculous for incurable diseases like blindness and tinnitus. Yet they banned it and no amount of evidence could change their mind
@MidwesternDoc's articles convinced us to try DMSO and what we've seen it do is incredible
midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-dmso-cur…
Summary of @MidwesternDoc's brilliant article:
•DMSO can often significantly improve one’s vision, treat conditions such as macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, and at times allow blind individuals to regain their sight. It is also often very helpful for sore and strained eyes and relieves excessive irritation and inflammation, along with many other eye conditions (e.g., cataracts).

•DMSO frequently treats a variety of ear conditions such as tinnitus, hearing loss, airplane ear, and a variety of infections inside the ear (e.g., otitis media).

•DMSO often is very helpful for sinusitis and a variety of infections of the nose and throat. Likewise, it is extremely helpful in dentistry, both for cleaning the mouth (e.g., by preventing bleeding gums), and by allowing the mouth to rapidly heal after dental surgeries.

•That article reviews the evidence supporting each of those uses, along with testimonials from readers who had those benefits, the data demonstrating the safety of these methods of DMSO administration, instructions on how to do them.
This article shows how DMSO safely freed millions from chronic pain and was proven to rapidly treat 80-90% of injury. Yet, despite decades of incredible data and widespread protest for it to be legalized, the FDA still buried it.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-is-a-mi…
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Oct 26
Since 1964 the FDA knew DMSO was a miracle therapy for many "incurable" autoimmune diseases. Yet they banned it and no amount of evidence could change their mind.
@MidwesternDoc's articles convinced us to try DMSO and what we've seen it do is incredible.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-dmso-tre…
Summary of @MidwesternDoc's article:
•DMSO is a remarkably safe substance that effectively treats a variety of conditions (e.g., chronic pain, acute injuries, and strokes) that medicine has struggled with for decades. Many readers on AMD's substack have already experienced profound benefits from using it.

•DMSO is a powerful (but safe) anti-inflammatory agent that is often extremely helpful for autoimmune conditions. For example, it’s frequently used to treat asthma, inflammatory bowel diseases (e.g., ulcerative colitis and irritable bowel syndrome), interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome), ITP, lupus, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, scleroderma, Sjogren's syndrome, and uveitis.

•DMSO is also remarkably effective at stabilizing and refolding proteins. This allows it to treat a variety of “untreatable” genetic disorders, and conditions characterized by the abnormal accumulation of misfolded proteins in the body (e.g., amyloidosis) or chronic deposits of excessive contractile collagen (e.g., surgical scars, abdominal adhesions, Dupuytren’s contractures, and Peyronie’s disease). Two of the most dramatic examples of this are scleroderma and fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva—both “untreatable” conditions where DMSO can provide truly lifesaving benefits.

•This article presents the wealth of evidence substantiating each of those uses, shares a theory on how the unusual antimicrobial properties of DMSO explain some of these benefits, and presents DMSO treatment protocols for many of those disorders.
This article shows how DMSO safely freed millions from chronic pain and was proven to rapidly treat 80-90% of injury. Yet, despite decades of incredible data and widespread protest for it to be legalized, the FDA still buried it.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-is-a-mi…
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In 2017, a "non-profit" started receiving millions from Pharma to hire real (and fake) doctors to harass, censor and take away the medical licenses of anyone who challenged a "public health" narrative. This deadly censorship was then deployed for COVID.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-vast-pha…
This year, we learned key people involved in these groups faked their credentials. My colleague AMD looked into it and realized much of what was done mirrored a sleazy internet marketing campaign seeking to profit off the situation. CNN "missed" this and put them on national TV
Most recently, we learned one private group has been targeting any nurse which dissents from the pharmaceutical narrative (ie. Angela because she flew to CA to help Alexis in the hospital) and that many of them like this administrator publicly engage in highly unethical conduct. Image
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Sep 5
Before COVID, if you had told me antidepressants cause mass shootings I wouldn't have believed you.

It turns out their trials showed the drugs caused psychotic violence (e.g. suicides) but the industry hid that from the public until lawsuits revealed it.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-evidence…
Summary of @MidwesternDoc's eye opening article:

•SSRI antidepressants have a variety of horrendous side effects. These include sometimes causing the individual to become agitated, feeling they can’t be in their skin, turning psychotic, and occasionally becoming violently psychotic.

•During these psychoses, individuals can have out of body experiences where they commit lethal violence either to themselves or others.

•As lawsuits later showed, this violent behavior (and the frequent suicides that followed it) were observed throughout the SSRI clinical trials, but were covered up by the SSRI manufacturers and then the drug regulators (e.g., the FDA).

•Once the SSRIs entered the market, there has been a wave of SSRI suicides and unspeakable acts of violence—which continue to this day.

•Sadly, the idea that SSRIs could cause any of this has always been viewed as a “conspiracy theory” or “mistaking correlation with causation” because very few are aware of the extensive evidence linking SSRIs to violent and psychotic behavior—despite it now being on the warning label of those drugs.

•This article focuses on the recent tragic 2023 Nashville shooting and the role their lifelong psychiatric care played in it.
In this article, @MidwesternDoc also provides an eye-opening picture into what actually happened with the 2023 shooter at the Christian Elementary school, and how it fits the disturbing pattern of carnage the pharmaceutical industry is inflicting upon on our society.
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Antidepressants were never proven to treat depression (it's not a "chemical imbalance") and 56% of patients stop them due to side effects like:
•A 255% increase in suicidal tendencies
•59% getting depressing sexual dysfunction.
•30% becoming Bipolar.
midwesterndoctor.com/p/why-are-anti…
@MidwesternDoc's article reviews common SSRI side effects like:
•Becoming emotionally numb to life and becoming unable to leave toxic situations.
•Frequent aggression (which has also been shown to occur in cats).
•Harming babies (ie 2% of infants are born with heart defects).
One of the most insidious effects of the drugs is that they are dosed such that they cause withdrawals—46% of users who stop experiencing severe ones that often last for months.

Yet when this happens, it gets labeled as a sign the drug was working and they need more of it.
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