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Like DMSO, Methylene Blue (methylthioninium chloride) is an inexpensive and easily obtainable medicine with a wide variety of uses. It was first used to dye clothing, such as blue jeans, and in the early 1900s, researchers started discovering its medical uses. This old medicine has been making a comeback and -
The color pink is historically associated with breast cancer, and maybe it was meant to be a forecast for the future of medicine: Astaxanthin. It’s a vibrant PINK pigment that has the potential to be one of the secrets to healing breast cancer. Recent research on astaxanthin has made big -
DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) Potentiation Therapy is a hot topic that has been the subject of much debate, so I want to give you all the information needed so that you and your medical team can make wise choices. If you Googled dimethyl sulfoxide’s uses, you could get a dozen answers -
NOTE: Red light therapy and all therapies mentioned below can supplement your journey, as healing requires a buffet of modalities. There will never be just one solution to solve all. This is why my 7 Essentials System® includes seven categories. The kind of light that we can see with our -
Dentists have blindly used toxic amalgam fillings (a mix of mercury and silver, tin, and copper) to treat cavities for over 150 years. It has led to the rise of autoimmune diseases, cancer, and all sorts of awful health issues “that can’t be explained.” However, it can: when you fill