A Midwestern Doctor
@MidwesternDoc • 406,404 subscribers
I write the Forgotten Side of Medicine (https://t.co/1i9MvYRIBv), the #1 Health Substack (381k readers) that exposes Pharma corruption and remarkable therapies lost to time
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YouTuber Dan Schaeffer says he “completely cleared” his sinuses with a nasal spray containing DMSO, purified water, and colloidal silver. “No pressure, no nothing.” DMSO has been studied for sinus problems since the 1960s, but few people know about it. Thankfully that is changing and more people are finding the relief they've been seeking. I dug into the research and reports from readers who are still struggling after surgery. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor86,557 views • 22 hours ago
In the 1990s, a national broadcaster aired an investigation into a monkey virus hidden in the polio vaccine given to millions of children. A researcher estimated there were "at least 26 different monkey viruses" in those vaccines. When a cancer doctor found one of them inside children's brain tumors, his words were: "I almost fell out of my chair." 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor119,086 views • 1 day ago
In 1982, a major network aired an hour-long special on the shot every American child had to get for school. It reported that serious reactions were "common." Studies going back to 1933 showed brain damage. And a scientist who'd worked at the agency regulating vaccines said that they "very much do not wish to know" about adverse reactions. This is what TV news did before Pharma bought it. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor121,222 views • 3 days ago
In 1994, the evening news reported on a "conspiracy theory" the FDA still won't talk about. Two parents whose son was crippled by a DPT shot dug through the FDA’s own data, found his lot—and discovered 7 children had died after shots from it before him and 3 more after. The FDA never recalled the lot (despite privately talking to the manufacturers) and to do this day, hot lots continue to enter the market they deny exist. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor35,244 views • 1 day ago
At a private JP Morgan conference, Pharma investors were shown a chart projecting America's obesity rate going UP as Ozempic prescriptions rose. They didn't gasp. Calley Means told Rogan they gave it a standing ovation. Why? Because the trials show when people stop the drug, the weight comes back, in proportion to how much they lost. That makes it a lifetime drug. Here's how that market was built. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor58,135 views • 1 day ago
This was one of the last monologues cable news's most-watched host ever gave. He asked viewers to imagine his channel pushing a mandatory product from a top advertiser, even as evidence mounted that it caused heart attacks, fertility problems and death. Days later, his network fired him. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor123,888 views • 3 days ago
Every product in America can be sued if it injures or kills your child. Except one. Aaron Siri told Joe Rogan how a 1986 law gave one industry "incredibly special immunity," right after its products caused so much harm manufacturers were going out of business. That industry is vaccines. And once nobody could sue, almost nothing was done to make them safer. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor81,058 views • 3 days ago
A Hollywood director dug into how OxyContin got approved. You'd assume 50 FDA scientists signed off on it. In reality, it came down to one official, who Purdue took to a hotel room near DC for a couple of days. He came out and approved it with a label saying that OxyContin was "believed" to reduce abuse. About a year and a half later, he went to work for Purdue. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor54,859 views • 2 days ago
![Bill Maher reveals what CEOs are privately concerned about with employees on Ozempic. MAHER: “I’ve been hearing this on the low for a while.” KARA SWISHER: "On the low. From who?" MAHER: “I’ll tell you after the show. Somebody [in Big Tech] you would know... He’s been hearing, and in his company also, they don’t like their employees on this stuff because—” KARA SWISHER: “Oh, they don’t work hard enough for the man?” MAHER: “They don’t. It takes away your craving for food and maybe substance abuse...” “...Also kind of for success, and sometimes for living and for being motivated. They get kind of logie.”🧵](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2059145816938553799/amplify_video_thumb/2059132354866864128/img/6oM7-P7DDt6ZeEgg.jpg)
Bill Maher reveals what CEOs are privately concerned about with employees on Ozempic. MAHER: “I’ve been hearing this on the low for a while.” KARA SWISHER: "On the low. From who?" MAHER: “I’ll tell you after the show. Somebody [in Big Tech] you would know... He’s been hearing, and in his company also, they don’t like their employees on this stuff because—” KARA SWISHER: “Oh, they don’t work hard enough for the man?” MAHER: “They don’t. It takes away your craving for food and maybe substance abuse...” “...Also kind of for success, and sometimes for living and for being motivated. They get kind of logie.”🧵
A Midwestern Doctor5,058,453 views • 5 months ago
Joe Rogan just exposed medicine's dirtiest secret: "peer reviewers" never see the data. ROGAN: "if it's peer-reviewed, the scientists do not get to look at the actual data... that's one of the reasons that they can say crazy things like it's 100% effective." And the proof? Vioxx. Merck removed three heart attacks from a Vioxx publication, the New England Journal published it anyway, and the drug is estimated to have killed 120,000 people. Here's how the rest of the machine works. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor66,989 views • 4 days ago
In 1979, a prime-time network news show aired a segment no network would dare air today. 46 million Americans had "obediently" taken the 1976 swine flu shot, and 4,000 were now suing. Then the CDC official tracking the shot's side effects admitted he'd warned his bosses about neurological disorders before the campaign began. His bosses claimed he never told them. His answer: "That's nonsense." This is what the news looked like before Pharma bought it. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor79,059 views • 5 days ago
Bill Maher played "Who said it? Fauci or Trump?" with lines from Fauci's private diary: "It is not hyperbole to say I am the most famous and talked about person in the country" That was Fauci. And his diary shows the thing he tracked most closely during the entire pandemic was his own fame. He logged a petition to name him People's "Sexiest Man Alive," the "grandmothers who have crushes on me," and the full guest list of a celebrity Zoom call Kim Kardashian organized for him. 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor41,106 views • 4 days ago
Her husband's leg muscle was dying, painkillers didn't help, he'd cry outside each night & his neurosurgeon said his drop foot was incurable. She put DMSO on his leg, in 5 minutes half the pain was gone & in 8 weeks the dead muscle started growing back—and 600+ studies show why. DMSO selectively blocks the nerve fibers responsible for chronic pain while regenerating damaged nerves. Hundreds of readers have reported it transformed neuropathic pain, migraines, fibromyalgia, trigeminal neuralgia, and nerve damage from diabetes, chemotherapy, vaccines, and surgery — often after years or decades of failed conventional treatments. A physician who began treating his patients with it estimates roughly 80% of what people see neurologists for goes away with DMSO.🧵
A Midwestern Doctor460,845 views • 1 month ago
A nurse broke her orbital bone and "permanently" lost her vision. She tried DMSO and is seeing light again after 5 years, her floaters cleared and her eye is tracking back to center. Another man regained sight after 75 years of blindness. But they're far from the only eyes DMSO has helped. Over the last year, hundreds of readers have told me DMSO treated eye conditions they'd struggled with their whole lives — from blindness and macular degeneration to glaucoma, cataracts, and floaters. Many no longer need glasses. One reader's ophthalmologist told them they no longer had glaucoma after two years of DMSO eye baths. Another's macular edema healed in one month. A 64-year-old who'd worn reading glasses since age 40 no longer needs them at all. DMSO has a unique affinity for concentrating within the eye, where it restores blood flow, rapidly eliminates inflammation, refolds the degenerative proteins which characterize many eye disorders, and revives damaged tissue — even after being dormant for decades. Here I'll show the extensive evidence behind these recoveries and how hundreds of people are using DMSO to heal their eyes.🧵
A Midwestern Doctor336,053 views • 1 month ago
This 75 year old who'd been blind since birth suddenly regained his sight after using DMSO to cure sinusitis. DMSO has been repeatedly shown to heal eye issues medicine still can't solve like blindness and macular degeneration along with eliminating floaters and cataracts by it's unique affinity for concentrating within the eye, restoring both blood flow and drainage, rapidly eliminating inflammation, refolding the degenerative proteins which characterize many eye disorders so they can be eliminated and reviving damaged tissue so it can resume working—even after being dormant for 75 years. In fact, Murray's case is not unique, and as I show in the article below, many similar ones were documented but then essentially forgotten, as were the myriad of other challenging eye conditions which rapidly disappeared following DMSO use, and still remain "incurable" fifty years later.🧵
A Midwestern Doctor3,052,434 views • 1 year ago
Todd had terminal ALS and just ordered a wheelchair—then DMSO gave him his life back His brain fog vanished. Breathing crises stopped in 3 days. He dragged 340-lb beams across a road. His reflexes healed. His recovery shocked his doctors—but ALS is far from the only thing DMSO helps. James Miller MD found roughly 80% of neurological issues people see neurologists for simply go away once he gives them DMSO. Approximately 2500 studies support its use for conditions ranging from Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s to strokes, MS, paralysis, chronic pain, spinal injuries, depression, epilepsy, and Down syndrome. Here, I will show how DMSO can cure many "incurable" neurological disorders.🧵
A Midwestern Doctor952,952 views • 4 months ago
Dan had stage 4 COPD & was giving his things away because he didn't think he'd live much longer. With nothing left to lose he tried DMSO. A year later he ditched his oxygen tanks and can almost run. But he's far from the only one. Dozens of readers have now cured "incurable" lung diseases with DMSO, including severe COPD, asthma, and pulmonary fibrosis. Likewise, a 2022 clinical study showed a month of DMSO caused most asthma and COPD patients to regain normal respiratory function, and one colleague recently shared it spared a patient from a lung transplant while another is treating a cystic fibrosis patient who is now feeling like a teenager again.🧵
A Midwestern Doctor329,602 views • 1 month ago
Tucker Carlson asked the question you're "not allowed" to ask: why do so many school shooters turn out to be on psych drugs? His guest's answer: no conspiracy theory needed. It's printed on the drug labels. Stimulants, antipsychotics like Abilify and antidepressants all list aggression as a side effect. "If you're putting like 15% of the population on these drugs, rare side effects are going to happen." 🧵
A Midwestern Doctor31,552 views • 6 days ago
🧵A nurse cured a 100% fatal brain disease. Her cousin had CJD—a prion disease no one has ever survived. Doctors gave him 5 months to live. She gave him IV DMSO (which heals the brain) for 4 weeks. He recovered The Yale neurologist who wrote him off wanted to publish the case but refused to mention what she used. He's alive 5-6 years later, no medication, playing scratch golf in Palm Beach. But CJD is far from the only "incurable" neurological condition DMSO helps. Over 2000 studies support its use for conditions ranging from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's to brain fog, MS, ALS, paralysis, chronic pain, strokes, depression, epilepsy, and Down syndrome, and a physician who began treating his patients with it estimates roughly 80% of what people see neurologists for goes away with DMSO.
A Midwestern Doctor393,473 views • 2 months ago