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Dana Parish

@danaparish

May 20

🚨 PSA ON LYME+ 🚨

We’re off to a nightmare season already. I’ve never gotten more tick-bite-calls in May! My own dog was bitten in NYC this weekend, which is insane.

Important:

✅A LYME RASH IS DIAGNOSTIC & requires several weeks of antibiotics.
You don’t need a blood test to confirm. There is NO early blood test for Lyme.

✅ONE DOSE OF DOXY DOESN’T WORK. It only prevents a rash, further complicating diagnosis. Anyone offering you one dose of doxycycline for a bite is a fool. Demand more.

✅ TREAT THE BITE. THERE IS NO SAFE TIME FOR TICK TO BE ATTACHED as microbes can live in their saliva. Even Lyme.

✅Don’t wait for rash or symptoms. Once they start, it’s Russian Roulette. It’s a myth that treating at rash stage means lyme is easy to cure. It is not. It is very possibly widely disseminated by then and incurable. (Sorry. True.)

Specific Rx guidance in next tweet.

✅ It’s rarely ever “just Lyme!” Ticks can transmit multiple infections in one bite. Not all infections are treated with doxy. It is very important to see a Lyme doc if you’re treated early but still go on to have symptoms as you may have other infections that warrant treatment.

✅ Do not waste your time seeing ID or general med or rheumatology for Lyme. They don’t know shit unless they have a personal connection to it. See someone specifically trained in tick-borne diseases by ILADS.org (go to their site for recs) or see functional or integrative doc. Mainstream medicine knows nothing about chronic tick-borne infections. Time is of the essence when you get a bite. Don’t wait.

⭐️ Leading expert, @StevePhillipsMD, on treating early & late Lyme in my HuffPo interview w him. Save this info. Someone you love may need it. huffpost.com/entry/where-id…

@StevePhillipsMD I got former CDC Director on record (a first!) about Lyme admitting it’s rarely “just Lyme,” and that he treats (wisely) FAR beyond the standard of care. He knows the standard of care is written to protect insurers from paying for adequate treatment—- not to cure patients!

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Dana Parish

@danaparish

Mar 29

👋🏼 Ya’ll. I didn’t know Peter Marks was going to resign today (yay!) so am hastily putting out some private emails from Peter Marks & Janet Woodcock (former head of FDA) that were sent to vax-injured MDs & patients leaked to me tonight, in advance of a podcast I’m releasing shortly on the egregious coverup of severe vax injuries & even deaths — starting in 2020 during trials— by top officials at @US_FDA @NIH @NIAIDNews @CDCgov @HHSGov etc

Here are just a few:

Peter Marks— “It was no one’s intention to deny that vaccine injuries occur, nor to assert that vaccines were perfectly safe…”

He denies having his staff member eavesdrop on vax-injured patient who replied to him with identifying features of this staff member. He then had no comment.

Severe neurologic injuries were not only reported during the COVID vaccine trials, @NIH treated hundreds of them in their own hospital but never disclosed this to the public or general MDs, leaving subsequent injured patients completely disenfranchised.

NIH had proprietary treatments that they used on these patients that were helpful yet never disclosed to the public or the medical establishment.

FDA asked vax-injured to not disclose their stories as they repeatedly promised to do it themselves. They’ve kicked the can to this day.

@NIH All major PH officials are made aware that some vax-injured are so ill that they’re attempting suicide. Head of FDA, Janet Woodcock, says she’s “horrified” to hear it.

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Dana Parish

@danaparish

Feb 19

🚨 NEW: Concerning study by leading researchers at Yale et al find some with vaccine injury have ongoing spike production that’s *increasing* over time, T-cell exhaustion, & reactivated EBV. 🧵

⚠️ Participants reported debilitating symptoms after COVID vaccine, including excessive fatigue, brain fog, exercise intolerance, neuropathy, tinnitus, burning sensations, anxiety etc. Study reveals significant immunological differences in those experiencing vaccine injury.

📉 Participants with vaccine injury exhibited lower anti-spike antibody levels. This raises concerns about immune response in those suffering from chronic post-vax symptoms.

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Dana Parish

@danaparish

Feb 8

🚨 AFTER 1 month in new 🏡: “I was feeling drunk in the house & bumping into walls, having trouble walking, having seizures, tested for epilepsy & MS.”

Daughter got bad cough, husband developed asthma.

The problem? TOXIC MOLD made the whole fam sick!

The home had no musty-like smell/ visible mold. WHY? BC toxic molds often grow behind walls! So, how do they make u sick? By giving off microscopic AIRBORNE mycotoxins. So dangerous they’re used in biowarfare.

Don’t let ANYONE tell you toxic mold isn’t a big deal. It’s a BFD!

The fam said testing showed their 🏠 has 4 toxic molds growing in places they could not see & is 500 times above normal levels.

“It’s in the walls, the decking of the roof, subfloor, crawl space, HVAC. It’s pretty much hidden anywhere it could be hidden,” Kendall Early said.

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Dana Parish

@danaparish

Jan 31

🪱This CN demonstrates the hand the gov has in what we are “supposed” to believe.

Just like COVID is a coronavirus (old!) modified in lab, strains of ancient Lyme v well could have been, too. See: BW research on Plum Island. See @krisnewby 📕 BITTEN. See: 📕 Lab257

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The claim that the same Lyme strain was in the iceman is false, according to Jonathan Allen, PhD, Sr Informatics Scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Only 60% of the genome was salvageable. Here’s what he said:
academic.oup.com/bioinformatics…

From @krisnewby: Plus, BB (Lyme) is one of the most complex bacteria on the planet, w abt a million base pairs & many plasmids—which are sometimes markers for genetic manipulation.

Fact: Lyme discoverer was mixing viruses w Lyme-like spirochetes.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33328355/

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Dana Parish

@danaparish

Jan 20

🚨 NEW PODCAST EPISODE: The GLP-1 Revolution: New Study Reveals Stunning Brain Benefits, Some Risks 🚨

Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly @zalaly on the Promise & Perils of the Hottest Drugs on Earth 🔥

In this episode of The Dana Parish Podcast, I sit down with one of TIME100’s most Influential Health Leaders, Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly. Dr. Al-Aly is a nephrologist/ epidemiologist & researcher at Wash U, renowned for his work on Covid/ LongCovid. Here, we dive into his groundbreaking new GLP-1 study published today in NATURE, which found unexpected benefits, and risks, of these drugs.

This is the largest GLP-1 study to date, conducted over the course of 4 years, encompassing more than 215,000 patients, and 2 million controls. We cover:

✅How GLP-1 medications work: mechanisms affecting weight loss, inflammation, and neurocognitive health.

✅Unexpected benefits: Reduced risks of Alzheimer’s, substance use disorders, seizures, psychosis, infectious diseases & more.

✅Side effects & controversies: GI issues like gastroparesis, pancreatitis, kidney injury, the need for longer-term side-effect data (ie can these drugs cause pancreatic cancer etc..?), and the debate over dependency.

✅Micro-dosing: The dose makes the poison, so is micro-dosing better?

✅Multisystemic Benefits: A possible treatment for Long Covid?

✅Obesity: The Mother of All Ills

✅Why Americans Are So Unhealthy: The role of ultra-processed food and how GLP-1s could transform public health.

✅The affordability crisis: Why high costs and limited access are preventing widespread benefits.

✅ @elonmusk sharing he's on a GLP-1 & how important he feels these drugs are to "health, lifespan and quality of life for Americans..."

Dr. Al-Aly doesn’t shy away from discussing the polarizing nature of GLP-1s, and addresses controversies and concerns surrounding these drugs.

Don’t miss this fascinating discussion about the drugs that could reshape how we handle chronic disease treatment and prevention.

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