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November 14th, 2026

This week’s newsletter explores the growing trend of turning to AI for medical advice and highlights the hidden dangers of replacing human wisdom with algorithmic healthcare. Featuring a tragic case study and a look into how medical language can obscure the root causes of illness, we examine why compassionate, deeply knowledgeable human practitioners remain irreplaceable. Plus, read our latest articles on vaccinations alongside our curated book and video picks of the week.

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November 14th, 2026

Our Mission

To champion optimal health through education, scientific inquiry, collaboration and open discourse that honours our dynamic connection to nature and innate wisdom.

In This Issue

Editor’s Message
Feature Articles
- ChatGPT Medical Advice Led to Woman’s Epilepsy Death, Lawsuit Alleges
- The 12 Words Doctors Use to Stop Asking Questions
- Are We Winning? The Numbers Behind Falling Vaccination Rates
Book of the Week
- The Borax Trilogy: Three Authors, One Story
Taking The Pulse
- The reality of the PENTACEL 5-in-1 vaccine: A cocktail of five vaccines forced on infants as young as six weeks old.
- My High-Dose Vitamin D Experiment
- Analysis of the Danish study cited as “proof” that vaccines do not cause autism finds that it’s sophisticated “science” propaganda
- FDA Rejects Petition to Study Health Impacts of LED Lights
- Pesticide Lobby Celebrates Influence Over MAHA Strategy as ‘Most Significant Accomplishment’ of 2025
- Patients Who Ask Questions Have a Psychological Disorder, Medical Establishment Tells Doctors
- Appeals Court Was Wrong to Throw Out Landmark Water Fluoridation Ruling, Groups Argue
- Plant-Based Meat Alternatives Contain Mycotoxins Linked to Liver and Kidney Damage
- What Modern Light Bulbs Are Doing to Us
Video of The Week
- Why Suffering can Promote Strength and Health
Meme of The Week
- Why Bold Ideas Often Sound Unbelievable At First
Upcoming Events, Training Courses & Meetings
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Editor’s Message

ChatGPT has an interesting name: Chat with your GP (T). Many people around the globe are using AI instead of doctors, which is not surprising. Doctors are too busy (they say) to be empathetic, have been outdistanced by AI in providing a rapid accurate diagnosis, and the medical clinic never seems to be open when you really need it. (“We have an appointment free on Thursday, the week after next. OK?”) Those human physicians are expensive, too.