July 30, 2023; Commentary by Tom Taylor (OMNS) We are somewhat indoctrinated by prior generations to eventually expect to spend a few years in the old folks’ home being sick, but how avoidable is that? The associated question I carry around is, “Why save for retirement if all you are going to do is spend…
DetailsOrthomolecular plus Microbiome Science Restoring the Immune System of a Farm Community Commentary by Theo Farmer OMNS (June 18, 2023) By combining Orthomolecular science and Microbiome science we find information necessary for the restoration and optimization, over multiple generations, of the health of widespread living systems, such as a local farm community. In our view,…
DetailsDietary Supplements and Wellness: A Pragmatist’s Primer by Michael Passwater, Assistant Editor OMNS (June 6, 2023) There are over 50,000 dietary supplement products marketed in the United States, and approximately 75% of Americans take at least one dietary supplement regularly. Supplement consumers are more likely to lead a healthy lifestyle: to exercise, eat a balanced…
DetailsOrthomolecular Medicine News Service, Reposted by Silver Bulletin June 6, 2023; Commentary by Mary Lowther; Recently passed legislation in British Columbia puts involuntary treatment and mandatory compliance into effect. Last November the British Columbia Provincial Government introduced the Health Professions and Occupations Act, also referred to as Bill 36, passed and enacted with a minimum…
DetailsReposted May 15, 2023 by Utopia Silver e-News: Commentary by Sarah Myhill, MBBS- OMNS (April 24, 2023) There is a widely held belief amongst patients that doctors should be solely working for the patient’s personal good health. This is a myth. Many doctors profit every time they order tests or prescribe drugs. And this profit…
Detailsby Max Langen; OMNS (April 4, 2023) Globally, approximately 800,000 people die from suicide every year, [1,2] which seems shocking. This is more than the entire population of Seattle, Washington. In the age groups 15 to 29 and 15 to 44, suicide is the second and third leading cause of death. [2] According to experts,…
DetailsNutrient Benefit Statements and the 2010 Legal Victory Prohibiting FDA Censorship of Qualified Health Claims Commentary by Michael Passwater and Richard Passwater, Jr, Jan 12, 2023OMNS (Jan. 12, 2023) This review takes a look back at a landmark case in the nutrition industry to illustrate the challenges of public statements related to potential benefits of…
DetailsThe ApoE4 Exaggeration; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, Feb 15, 2023; by Patrick Holford Reposted by Silver Bulletin 3-18-2023; OMNS (Feb 15, 2023) In the days of Hippocrates, diseases were blamed on the gods. He didn’t buy that and explored the causes of disease saying ‘let food be thy medicine’. Nowadays a lot of diseases are…
DetailsReposted March 1st, 2023; Healthcare Rights by Ben Taylor How to best care for our health, whether with mainstream “medicine” or by means of supplement, nutrition, or any other method that one deems proper and best is a Right long secured secured by English and American Common Law for each individual Man and Woman. The…
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