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Roger Seheult, MD

10 months

Please note that I don’t fit the typical C19 false dichotomy: I agree with the top boxes and disagree with the bottom ones.

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

4 months

Remember that H5N1 has already made the jump from birds to mammals. It’s in 6 different dairy farms in the US. The jump from birds to cows is bigger than the jump from cows to humans.

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6 months

After 4 years of studying, the single biggest factor determining the outcome of Covid and long COVID is INTERFERON and the body’s ability to make it. Ignore it at your own risk.

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2 years

My advice to fight vaccine mandates would be to fight the ethics of it and not the science that motivated it. Fighting mandates by denying that vaccines didn't prevent infections implies that one day if we find some such thing it would be permissible to mandate it then.

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1 year

Ok I’m in the icu this week and I hate to say this but we’re starting to see more COVID patients in the ER. None have reached ICU and most are older with comorbidities. Not like the pandemic but it’s concerning.

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2 years

This was filmed on September 12 at 3:00 PM in Oak Glen California. I filmed it myself. And I give permission for anybody else to use it. I apologize for the shaking this at the end I was pretty scared

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2 months

Multiple friend and colleagues have called me in the last week to tell me that they’ve tested positive for Covid. All mild symptoms. Another with blood clots.

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2 years

Major mudslide today (9/12/22) in Oak Glen California. If I had been 2 min earlier….

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8 months

This was the little outdoor garden at my hospital where I took a COVID patient on highflow oxygen at 35L/min 100% FIO2 and exposed him to 20-30 minutes of direct sunlight. Instead of needing intubation the next day is was on 15L oxymizer and was home 5 days later.

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6 months

Just got through saying that Interferon is the main determinant of COVID-19 outcomes. Guess what else affects Interferon. 🤯🤯🤯

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

Garlic boosts interferon levels! (It also maintains social distancing and will convince the most ardent antimasker to acquiesce 😂) But seriously look:

Systemic production of IFN-alpha by garlic (Allium sativum) in humans - PubMed

The effect of foods on the production of interferon-alpha (IFN-alpha) is currently unknown. Garlic (Allium sativum) used as a folk medicine is reported to stimulate nitric oxide (NO) production. We...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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@RogerSeheult

7 months

They already know: Do you?

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@RogerSeheult

8 months

Dr. Fosbury from NASA sent me this picture of his hand backlit with NIR light. Notice you don’t see bones. NIR penetrates your skull in the same way and is collected by spinal fluid and directed into the deep crevices of you sulci of your brain to nourish your mitochondria.

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@RogerSeheult

9 months

Here's another one: They won't link to the actual paper because then someone might actually read it and find out some inconvenient things. 🧵

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@RogerSeheult

8 months

Excited. Just had a pt with severe covid. High flow 35L/min 100% and got him outside into the sun!!! Next day down to 15L/min oximizer. Day after down to 6L/min. Had ongoing covid for days before this. Anecdote only but gratifying! Full sun for 20-30 min. Hospitals need this.

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

6 months

Sunlight literally shrinks fat cells: Study:

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5 months

The full cognitive benefits of sunlight exposure apparently take time. Wow!

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

11 months

Average chance of an American dying on any given day in 2019 was 0.00001960 On April 11, 2021 in the US, 3.5 million people were vaccinated. Meaning that just based on statistics or chance , that day, about 70 people died within 24 hours of getting their vaccine. By chance.

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5 months

🚨 Just published! Simply boiling water and allowing mineral to chelate microplastics eliminated "at least 80% of polystyrene, polyethylene, and polypropylene NMPs size between 0.1 and 150 μm." Paper: News:

A simple way to get microplastics out of your water

Tiny plastic particles can seem alarmingly ubiquitous and nearly impossible to get rid of - they’ve been found in food, breast milk and even clouds. But new research suggests that a simple solution...

www.yahoo.com

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4 months

What’s so new about this bird flu? Please read and understand what has just happened for the very first time:

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@RogerSeheult

7 months

🚨I’m noticing increased hospitalizations for flu. Vaccination is helpful but let me offer you some evidence on 2 other interventions: NAC 600 mg orally twice daily reduced symptoms from 79% to 25%. RCT: And Sunshine:

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

Connect these dots: Plant based or Pescatarians have less chance of getting severe C-19: Interferon response inversely determines severity of C19: Interventional vegan diet increases interferon in subjects:

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6 months

I'm a quadruple board certified physician in practice for 17 years. So many patients I've seen and most ailments stem from ignorance of the following: 1) Nutrition 2) Exercise 3) Water 4) Sunlight 5) Temperance 6) Air 7) Rest 8) Trust Start to become educated on these.

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

We are basically going back to 1928 (before penicillin) with antibiotic resistance. Klebsiella Pneumonia is the bacteria in the lung in this patient. R= resistant S=sensitive 😱

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Roger Seheult, MD

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1 year

Our vitamin D video on YouTube got shadow banned at the yellow arrow after 12M views. It was still on the platform but it’s amazing to see how they can flip that switch. The video is just reviewing scientific papers in a very balanced way. .

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@RogerSeheult

2 years

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

10 months

Please do not mistake my constantly correcting mis- information about the C19 vaccine as advocating for mandates or indiscriminate vaccination of everyone with every booster that will ever come out. I'm tired of these strawman arguments. Medicine is nuanced.

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@RogerSeheult

2 years

@EricTopol Dr. Topol - I'm assuming this is still Omicron. Correct?

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

8 months

It's real guys. Deal with it. Sunlight during disease is beneficial. It's a matter of convincing. If you get sick and end up in the hospital, beg to be taken outside for just 20-30 minutes. Take control of your health care.

You're more likely to survive in the hospital if you can see a window

Researchers from the University of Michigan looked at nearly 4,000 patients who had 13 high-risk surgeries over three years, and found patients without a window were 20 per cent less likely to die.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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@RogerSeheult

11 months

It's well known that SARS-CoV2 does most of its damage by suppressing IFN in hosts. It's not well known (but true) that hyperthermia increases IFN dramatically: Makes you wonder why Sanitariums were doing this successfully during the 1918 pandemic and getting results...

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@RogerSeheult

4 months

Sorry it’s now 16 farms. Not 6.

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

7 months

Have COVID? Here's a paper showing that near infrared light (like the kind in sunlight that penetrates into the body), neutralizes the mechanism of inflammation seen in COVID-19. (TLR-4 dependent hyper-inflammation).

Infrared light therapy relieves TLR-4 dependent hyper-inflammation of the type induced by COVID-19

The leading cause of mortality from COVID-19 infection is respiratory distress due to an exaggerated host immune response, resulting in hyper-inflammation and ensuing cytokine storms in the lungs....

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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@RogerSeheult

1 year

Total excess deaths in the US: notice that after December excess deaths became deficient deaths.

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

30 days

How many of my patients wished they had seen this graph earlier in their life? Many.

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@RogerSeheult

5 months

This seems to indicate that micro plastics and nano plastics can turbo charge plaques in our arteries to reach, non-fatal and fatal end points! The study seems to indicate that they are also more likely to generate cytokines

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@RogerSeheult

5 months

My prescription for Long COVID: 1) AM Sunlight (outside) 2) Hearty Breakfast (fiber for gut microbiome) 3) Medium Lunch 4) Skip dinner (nothing except water after 5:30PM) 5) 7 hours of sleep 6) Hydrotherapy (hot/cold for interferon) See

MedCram - Medical Lectures Explained CLEARLY

Clinicians and students deserve better medical education! We’ve sat through dense PowerPoint lectures with way too much info crammed into each slide and wondered... are we supposed to read all this...

www.youtube.com

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@RogerSeheult

9 months

Detailed look: Excess mortality (doesn't matter what's on the death certificate) mirrors SARS-CoV2 infections. However, massive (5x size) vaccine spike (inverted) is followed by no excess deaths but rather the lowest excess mortality of the pandemic up to that point.

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@RogerSeheult

10 months

15 min of red light (not infrared here) shown to REDUCE blood glucose by 28% over 2 hours in new paper via mitochondrial pathway.

(PDF) Optical stimulation of mitochondria reduces blood glucose levels

PDF | Mitochondria regulate metabolism, but solar light influences its rate. Red light increases mitochondrial membrane potentials and ATP production... | Find, read and cite all the research you...

www.researchgate.net

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@RogerSeheult

2 years

Never have been so excited to post a video! The data is showing what we’ve been saying and it’s a strong effect! NIR is working for COVID. If you only watch and share one MedCram video this is the one:

Near Infrared Light (940nm) Improves COVID Outcomes: Exciting...

Roger Seheult, MD of MedCram examines an exciting randomized control trial demonstrating the effects of near infrared light on COVID-19. See all Dr. Seheult'...

www.youtube.com

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@RogerSeheult

5 months

This is what I did for 35 days straight in 2020. Then I'd come home and wonder - what more can I do? Then I'd fire up my computer and make another MedCram video hoping it would keep somebody out of the hospital... Start the day all over again the next day...

Rick Sanchez 🗿

@GetSchwifyinere

5 months

(Warning: Video contains Real life hospital footage of Covid 2020) A lot of people forgot what the Health Care Workers went through when COVID first hit before all the Politics, before everyone turned against healthcare workers for NO reason, we should have intersubjectivity

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9 months

This is what they do all day. No one actually reads the article. It takes time. Exposing falsehood takes time. Something that takes 2 sec to mis represent can take 30 min to explain.

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@RogerSeheult

7 months

What I was afraid of:

Evidence Challenge

@dense_evi

7 months

BREAKING: A huge new study finds Hydroxychloriquine treatment against Covid led to 16,690 deaths in 6 countries This is catastrophic news for parts of the anti-vax movement that encouraged people away from vaccines towards an untested treatment 1/7

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1 year

Notice the flowers are only open where the sun is. Evidence is mounting that near infrared radiation from the sun is a powerful source of health, especially for mitochondrial processes.

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5 months

Not to brag but a European Institution applied the Oxford University ranking tool DISCERN to YouTube videos on the COVID pandemic and found MedCram videos best: FYI. 😀 Thanks to our supporters!

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@RogerSeheult

5 months

If you do time restricted eating, is it better to cluster eating in the morning or midday? The body is most sensitive to insulin in the morning so my recommendation has always been to not skip breakfast. Now we have even more evidence:

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17 days

“Melatonin is synthesized in, taken up by, and concentrated in mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell.” Take a moment and meditate on why that might be and why that’s important.

Melatonin’s neuroprotective role in mitochondria and its potential as a biomarker in aging,...

Translational Psychiatry - Melatonin’s neuroprotective role in mitochondria and its potential as a biomarker in aging, cognition and psychiatric disorders

www.nature.com

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@RogerSeheult

8 months

Update: Pt recently admitted with severe c19 on high flow oxygen (had steroids in past but was restarted on them) dramatically improved after being taken outside for 20-30 min a day in full sun. 35L 100% -> 15 L oximizer -> 10L NC -> 6L NC -> 4L NC then 2LNC then discharged!

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4 months

My great great great great great great great grandfather Robert Seheult painted this painting, and it is now been fully restored and put back in the chapel in Brittany, France. Amazing story!

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@RogerSeheult

4 months

@pathforward327 If no one cares, usually, there’s no replies. If people do care and others don’t want them to care, then they post odd memes. 😉

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@RogerSeheult

7 months

Imagine putting hospitalized patients with COVID-19 into infrared radiation (like sun)! Randomized Controlled Trial did just such a thing. Intervention group was discharged 4 days earlier, had better pulmonary function, and better hematological numbers.

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1 year

Excess mortality going down in USA. Reply: but maybe it’s down in elderly because of cull and up in younger people cuz of the vax? Data: nope.

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

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Connect these dots: Plant based or Pescatarians have less chance of getting severe C-19: Interferon response inversely determines severity of C19: Interventional vegan diet increases interferon in subjects:

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8 months

As Thanksgiving approaches, I want to express my gratitude to all. Yes all. I highly value each one of you as human beings behind your avatar. You are important to me and I will continue to be active even if it runs the risk of being misunderstood. Happy Thanksgiving!

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4 months

@SchizOhio On a separate note, both situations in cows and chickens are in engineering a very abnormal situation where animals are packed together very closely. We are playing with fire here.

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9 months

It will turn out that the biggest health discovery of the 2020s is the understanding that the human body needs full biological spectrum light and not just visible light. This includes NIR, and certain forms of UV. The lack has come at the expense of energy efficiency.

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7 months

Admitting two patients in the er with flu. How do we know the difference. The swab test checks for nucleotide sequences for 15 different viruses and 4 bacteria. H1N1 is pretty severe.

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8 months

Matthew Perry died of “acute effects of ketamine “ Again. The reason why it’s important to wait for the actual experts to do their work before jumping to conclusions. Matthew Perry's cause of death listed as 'acute effects of ketamine'

Matthew Perry's cause of death listed as 'acute effects of ketamine'

Matthew Perry's cause of death was listed as "acute effects of ketamine" in an autopsy released Friday afternoon and obtained by Fox News Digital.

www.foxnews.com

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10 months

Looks like we’ll be able to now look at c19 death data that the state of Florida went to court to suppress. Apparently if you died in Florida but weren’t a resident they didn’t count you. Also they switched to counting day of death rather than reports made - made it look better.

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

Things that most people don't realize about near infrared radiation (NIR) 1) You can't see it 2) It penetrates through your clothes 3) It is not present inside your home 4) It has been shown to have numerous health benefits 5) It is more abundant outside in green spaces

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@RogerSeheult

9 months

Study: People with more birthdays have longer life expectancy. Twitter: It's only an observational study Can we really trust the data? Who's paying the for the cakes? What presents did they get? Who paid for the presents? Pfizer hid February 29 dates...

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

Fever, which is part of the innate immune system elevates the secretion (among other things) of interferon (a broad antiviral) as seen in this experiment. It's why I rarely will treat a fever unless the patient is at risk for seizures or is tachycardic (fast HR).

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7 months

My tasks: 1) Convince people that medications can save lives 2) Convince doctors that lifestyle changes saves lives 3) Avoid being dismissed by either side in the process.

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@RogerSeheult

2 months

"The team found that delivering red light at a wavelength of 660 nanometres for one minute per day increased cell viability by 45% over five days of treatment." NIR for spinal cord injury that's right spinal cord injury!

Researchers hit ‘milestone’ in light therapy for spinal cord injury study

Scientists at the University of Birmingham, UK, have developed a method to repair nerve connections for patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) using red and near-infrared light.

www.medicaldevice-network.com

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2 years

Beaumont, California this morning. View from my clinic.

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@RogerSeheult

6 months

Body's Interferon kills viruses: Things that increase it 1) Sunlight 2) Plant based diet: 3) Hydrotherapy Things that decrease it 1) Tylenol 2) Ivermectin

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@RogerSeheult

3 months

Multiple studies show that “cavemen” ate more plants than meat. Here’s the newest:

Forget the paleo diet fad – study shows cavemen dined on plants

Our hunter-gatherer ancestors ate more vegetables than meat, according to analysis of bones and teeth found in a cave in Morocco

www.telegraph.co.uk

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@RogerSeheult

1 year

Wow. Listen to this: Had a COPD patient I referred for lung transplant. Weighed 275 lbs. Told him he'd have to lose 50 lbs and to try IF. Well, he's lost 40 lbs and feels GREAT! Might not even need the transplant. Never eats after 5PM.

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9 months

How much confusion stems from the fact that many do not understand that there is a pecking order of studies and the result of one trump the results of the other. Learn this order:

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11 months

This gave me flashbacks. Things that I can never fully recite. I had never seen so many people die so painfully (some fast and some slow) than I did in 2020-2021. Nothing we did seemed to help.

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@EdoajoEric I remember my last words to my pops were a lie. He asked why I was crying. I told him I was okay and to get some rest. I lost both my parents to Covid as well as my eldest brother. I think your crying baby will be okay.

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10 months

Watch the video so catastrophically damaging to the acute vaccine death narrative that I was blocked by one of its most ardent promoters shortly after to prevent posting.

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2 months

Intense (10,000 lux) visible light therapy for 30 minutes at 8:30 in the AM significantly reduces clotting in humans (in vitro) according to this study: Thanks to @JPAsunset for pointing this out!

Intense light as anticoagulant therapy in humans

Blood coagulation is central to myocardial ischemia and reperfusion (IR) injury. Studies on the light elicited circadian rhythm protein Period 2 (PER2) using whole body Per2[-/-] mice found deficient...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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2 years

"How much are you paid by big pharma?" How many times have I heard that statement when I dare say something positive about the vaccine. Well you don't have to ask. Simply put in the name of your favorite pro-vax (or even anti-vax physician) and see!

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10 months

Remember to get outside at sunset and bath in the near infrared light. Helps with circadian rhythm.

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1 year

Those of you who are healthcare, workers know what I mean when I say “the pandemic”. That means 2 ICUs, never going home, working one month straight with no break, and codes going around you all the time. That’s not happening right now.

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7 months

I’m wondering when the absolute mass of peer reviewed articles showing the benefits of sunlight will cross the critical mass and will have a re-awakening

Sagittarius🧠🌞

@guani_vic

7 months

More sunlight exposure may improve the overall survival in px with pancreas cancer

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@kevinnbass All of the patients that I intubated were breathing in the 40s, saturating in the 80s, had a look of fear in their eyes, had blood gases which looked terrible and were failing NIV because they couldn't breathe anymore. What would you do at that moment Kevin?

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6 months

The evidence indicates that the cost of energy efficiency in buildings with LEDS and Low-E glass comes at the expense of the health of the occupants. We will look back on this period in history as where the pendulum swung decidedly to one side. 👇

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1 year

Exciting to find evidence that NAC is helping in COVID-19. Paper published in Dec 2022: We said this at the beginning: .

N-acetylcysteine for prevention and treatment of COVID-19: Current state of evidence and future...

Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and can be associated with serious complications, including acute respiratory...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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7 months

25 years ago today I proposed to my best friend - a wonderful young lady on the northwest face at the second level of the Eiffel Tower. The answer was "yes." Single best decision of my life.

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@jdlessard13 @mmcny12 @odrapmas @Teshman89 @jbrendanfrazier @RyanBurklo Jeff and Marc are absolutely correct. To the point that I'll often pay extra to get on to make sure my carryon is with me for all the legs of the flight. Especially if it's business and I need clothes for presentations.

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2 years

This article is one of the most amazing science articles I have read. Highly recommended: this will open your eyes!

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Dose response curve in a study resulting in association is highly suggestive of cause. more sun exposure = less cardiovascular disease, less cancer, and less other causes of mortality. Longevity needs sunshine.

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2 years

I’m getting excited. Evidence that sunlight itself (more than vit D) improves c19 outcomes is mounting. I’m going to do another video on it. The latest: the LED infrared improved cardiopulmonary metrics in C19. RCT!

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6 months

Watch: 1) The fact that she wanted to rush 2) The fact that she realized in real time that the older woman needed help 3) The fact that she went back to help. These things happen everyday. Start to focus on these things. It will change you for the better.

Enlightenment

@yesknow

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@historyinmemes A simple act of kindness

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69,000 prescriptions of HCQ in 1 year. That's about 8 per hour every hour every day. There's no way she's even examining the patients.

Stella Immanuel Highest U.S. Prescriber of Ivermectin and HCQ

Controversial physician has doled out tens of thousands of scripts for both drugs

www.medpagetoday.com

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@RogerSeheult

8 months

So, do you think that sunlight can inactivate SARS-CoV2? Yep.

Airborne SARS-CoV-2 Is Rapidly Inactivated by Simulated Sunlight

This study demonstrates that simulated sunlight rapidly inactivates SARS-CoV-2 in small-particle aerosols, suggesting that exposure risk may vary significa

academic.oup.com

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9 months

Funny story. I pulled up at a conference and saw a guy at the break going outside into sun with his eyes closed. Told him as I walked by, “ getting some NIR?” He opened his eyes and nearly fell over. “Yeah I watched your video!!!” He said eyes wide open! My celebrity moment. 😂

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5 months

Please read this carefully and understand why I recommend eating in the early hours of the day rather than the late hours. It's like swimming upstream versus downstream. Multiple studies.

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5 months

This man is a chaplain at a hospital. He himself was diagnosed with brain cancer but he continues with his remaining strength to minister to others with a new perspective. He’s also my uncle! I’m so proud Uncle Malcolm.

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6 months

Wow! NIR being used to reduce post cardiac arrest to mitigate mitochondrial dysfunction and possibly reduce brain damage!

Modulation of mitochondrial function with near-infrared light reduces brain injury in a translati...

Brain injury is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in patients resuscitated from cardiac arrest. Mitochondrial dysfunction contributes to brain injury following cardiac arrest; therefore,...

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Saw pt back today in clinic. Had long-COVID for months: intermittent dyspnea, fatigue. I recommended intermittent fasting to him weeks ago. It changed his life. He never eats after 6PM. Now GERD gone. Dyspnea went from 8/10 to 3/10. lost 10 lbs and has energy back. Amazing!

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Roger Seheult, MD

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Got this comment on the YouTube platform: I post to show that use of sunlight in disease is not a discovery but a rediscovery and it’s already widely known around the world.

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Roger Seheult, MD

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There’s more to the sun than meets the eye. Because of this, man’s replication of light (LEDs) only includes the visible spectrum. Our mitochondria are dysfunctional as a result of being inside. Diabetes, dementia, even autism have their roots in mitochondrial dysfunction.

Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

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We had an excellent conversation regarding near infrared lights with three experts in the field, its properties, and it’s beneficial effects on the human body. Share this widely!

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Roger Seheult, MD

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When you see an article that says that sunlight exposure increase the risk of a heart attack please remember to pair it with decades of data that directly contradicts this assertion:

Sunlight Has Cardiovascular Benefits Independently of Vitamin D

Abstract. Background: High blood pressure (BP) is the leading risk factor for disability adjusted life years lost globally. Epidemiological data show a correlation between increased sun exposure and...

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Roger Seheult, MD

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Read this conclusion from this study and then realize that we spend 87% of our time in enclosed buildings and about 6% of our time in enclosed vehicles

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Roger Seheult, MD

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I hear a lot about longevity and things that you can do to live forever. As someone who has grownup in a Blue Zone, let me tell you that having a purpose to serve others will cause you to live long not having the purpose of living long.

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Roger Seheult, MD

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340,000 deaths annually in the US alone. Why? Lack of sunlight -paper:

Insufficient Sun Exposure Has Become a Real Public Health Problem

This article aims to alert the medical community and public health authorities to accumulating evidence on health benefits from sun exposure, which suggests that insufficient sun exposure is a...

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Roger Seheult, MD

@RogerSeheult

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Mild to moderate Covid patients admitted to hospital and requiring oxygen exposed to 940nm infrared light in an RCT out performed controls both in pulmonary function testing and in hematology factors and were d/c 4 days earlier on average. @IanCopland5

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Roger Seheult, MD

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The thinking that the only benefit of the sun in the human body is vit D production lead us to capsulize the sun and give it to C19 patients when a real treatment was to place them in actual sunlight every day! When will we learn so stick with the source.

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Roger Seheult, MD

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Yes! Yes! Yes!

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