Tag: science
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Study at the Cleveland Clinic finds no need for vaccine in those previously infected with SARS-CoV-2
Your common sense should tell you that if you have been infected with a virus and recover your body has attained a natural immunity to that virus. That is the way the human immune system has worked since there was an immune system. A study looking at employees at the Cleveland Clinic found that there…
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Researcher discovers scientists aren’t really interested in “The Science”
The short of the story is, researcher meets data, researcher publishes paper examining data, researcher gets attacked by scientists, researcher gets dragged through the mud and has to aggressively protect their reputation, and finally researcher becomes jaded and cynical regarding the real motivations of her peers. A naïve researcher published a scientific article in a…
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Huh… Doctors and scientists are human?
This story in the Atlanta Journal about epilepsy patients being enrolled in drug trials without their consent revealed that doctors and researchers are in fact humans with human foibles. Huh… go figure. I thought they were immune to bias and always “followed the science.” Hospitals and doctors used feelings and prejudices regarding which drugs? You…
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Study: Post vaccination, COVID-19 propagation rates higher than when unvaccinated?
I follow a well known diet and nutrition reseacher out of the UK. Her name is Dr. Zoë Harcombe. Read more about her here. Since the pandemic began she has examined the data coming from all official sources and this latest find is a doozy. She looked at the data from a study in Scotland…
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MIT study shows social distancing is a farce
MIT did a study that shows there is no difference between being 6 feet apart or 60 feet apart when dealing with COVID-19 transmission. And that’s with or without a mask. The risk of being exposed to Covid-19 indoors is as great at 60 feet as it is at 6 feet — even when wearing…
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Science is creating vampires to stave off aging
First they started with mice. The infusion of new blood led to a threefold increase in the number of new nerve cells generated in the brains of the elderly mice. But that was not the only revelation. He had already shown that the young members of the conjoined old-young mouse pairs generated far fewer new…