Morning Coffee with Dr.T

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A few topics from this episode:

• Childhood vaccines carry a significant cumulative aluminum load.

  Dr. Chris Exley’s research finds that aluminum adjuvants distribute to the brain, bone marrow, kidneys, and liver.

• No vaccine on the current pediatric schedule has been tested against a true placebo.

  The absence of placebo-controlled trials undermines safety claims across the entire schedule.

• Polio vaccination in the Western Hemisphere is unnecessary given regional eradication status.

  The WHO certified the Western Hemisphere polio-free in 1994. Why does the U.S. schedule still include multiple polio doses?

• Tenpenny Integrative Medical Center offers specialized testing.

  TIMC in Cleveland provides thermography, extensive lab work, and hormone testing for patients, with follow-up consultations available by phone.

• Mammograms for routine screening are not recommended.

  Thermography is a preferred diagnostic alternative, reserving mammograms for diagnostic (not screening) use only.

• The “Vax” app is now available.

  Available on iOS and Android, the app lets users look up ingredients, contraindications, and side effects, with monthly content updates planned.

• Prime Membership provides ongoing organ-system-based health education. Members receive monthly white papers, recorded presentations, and access to a live monthly “Ask the Expert” masterclass, with the next installment featuring radiologist Dr. Rob Brown on EMF exposure.

• Dark circles under the eyes can be attributed to a variety of factors
  Arousals (brief partial wake-ups during the night) including trips to the bathroom, interrupted deep sleep, venous or lymphatic congestion and, less commonly, kidney dysfunction are contributing factors to dark circles.

Links from this show:

Ask the Expert Masterclass with Dr. Rob Brown: The Invisible Exposure: What every family needs to know about EMFs, Dirty Electricity and Wireless Radiation

VaxApp: VaxApp is the first mobile app built to help families and individuals understand vaccines and walk into every doctor’s appointment prepared.

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