Monthly Archives: November 2019

Two of our readers, a grandmother and a father, have sent us emails outlining another horror story of experiences in government hospitals under the Berejiklian Government.  The claims are that a young man, 19 years of age, had developed severe … Continue reading →

We keep learning things that leave us absolutely flabbergasted. We have just been advised of a method whereby we can have access to 50 5mg  doses of Low Dose Naltrexone, described as the greatest medical breakthrough for 50 years, without getting … Continue reading →

We’ve been aware for some time of the tussle that’s going on between, on the one hand, the big pharmaceutical companies listed on Stock Exchanges, (often referred to as “big Pharma,”) mainly based in the US, and other suppliers of … Continue reading →

One of the things that fascinates us is that it’s claimed that, not that long ago, certainly less than 100 years ago, 50 per cent of the people in the US were involved in the production of food – now … Continue reading →

As we’ve written before, it’s been estimated that Low Dose Naltrexone is such a significant medical breakthrough that, for instance, if everyone in Australia was on it, there would be at least 20% less sick people and at least 20% … Continue reading →

We believe that we, the people, you and I, should, as far as possible, only be voting for those who provide helpful responses to emails sent to them, especially about health and wellbeing matters, and that, if more of us … Continue reading →

Further to our previous posts on Low Dose Naltrexone, (described by some as perhaps the most significant medical breakthrough in 50 years,) we’re becoming more and more flabbergasted by the lack of interest in it, even the opposition to it, … Continue reading →

One of the things we’ve find profoundly disturbing recently, is how Coroners have responded following their investigation into two relatively recent deaths. In the case of a 13 year old boy, who was discharged from the Concord government hospital at … Continue reading →

It’s easy to locate people who are ACCOUNTABLE for what they do and say, these days – just send them an email, more or less about anything. Those who are accountable provide helpful responses, and with those who are not … Continue reading →

One of our readers, a retired GP, reports that he read once that, on average, it takes 17 years for a medical breakthrough to become common practice. But there are special reasons why it might take even longer for the … Continue reading →