Day: January 24, 2020

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IS THE NEW ‘DEADLY CHINA VIRUS’ A COVERT OPERATION?

Fernando Kaskais

by Jon Rappoport, Guest Waking Times NEW VIRUS IN CHINA. WATCH OUT. SPREADING. ANIMALS TO HUMANS? PANDEMIC COMING UP? OBEY MEDICAL AUTHORITIES. ALL HANDS ON DECK. CENTERED IN WUHAN. CITY OF 11 MILLION. WILL THEY QUARANTINE AND SHUT DOWN HONG KONG? TRAVELERS WITH THE VIRUS GETTING THROUGH TO EUROPE AND AMERICA? WHAT’S THE NAME OF THE VIRUS? 2019-nCOV or nCoV2019. WHAT? THANK GOD THE CHINESE ARE UNDER A TIGHT DICTATORSHIP, THEY CAN CRACK DOWN AND QUARANTINE ANYBODY ON A WHIM. IF YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE IS ELEVATED ON A TEST, THEY STOP YOU? WOW. WE MAY NEED THAT IN THE USA, AS … Continue reading IS THE NEW ‘DEADLY CHINA VIRUS’ A COVERT OPERATION?

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When Exercise Comes to the Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit

Fernando Kaskais

Even short hospital ICU stays can cause lasting problems for patients. Can early mobility and exercise help? BY AMITHA KALAICHANDRAN SAPNA KUDCHADKAR still remembers the morning in 2010 that shaped the trajectory of her scientific research. She was in the midst of a medical fellowship, listening carefully to the hospital’s overnight staff, as they summarized the progress of each child in the pediatric intensive care unit. The staff would comment on how well the patients had slept the night before. “In that moment, I realized that we weren’t really talking about sleep, per se, but really sedation,” says Kudchadkar. While the terms … Continue reading When Exercise Comes to the Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit

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Can psychedelics help treat pain?

Fernando Kaskais

Forthcoming Phase II trials with ibogaine aim to find out. by Derek Beres  “Fun Guy” a psilocybin mushroom grower holding a Hawaiian psilocybin mushroom he has harvested to collect spoors May 14, 2019 in Denver, Colorado.Photo by Joe Amon/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images Pharmacology professor Richard J. Miller is hopeful for the resurgence in clinical studies of psychedelics. Ibogaine, used in France for decades, is making a comeback in potentially helping curb addiction and treat pain. Psychedelics were deemed illegal for political and not medical reasons, an error we are reinvestigating. With all the hype regarding the potential … Continue reading Can psychedelics help treat pain?