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For many years governments have exhorted us to save the planet by buying electric cars instead of those propelled by internal combustion engines. To some extent their arguments have been based on evidence but I am not fully convinced that c...
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This article was written posted here in three parts.
Part 1 explains what fats are, where they come from, and why they behave differently in the body. It describes how seed oils, animal fats, and fruit‑based oils differ in their f...
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This is the second of three articles on Dietary Fat.
Part 1 addresses the basics.
Part 2 looks at cholesterol, the bogeyman of the 1900s. There is a case to made for as well as against trying to lower our levels of cholesterol....
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I wrote this originally for the Canadian Citizens Care Alliance as part of our mission to empower Canadians with independent, evidence-based information regarding health and ethical issues. I am publishing it here for those who do...
What does Artificial Intelligence (Copilot) think of the Government’s response to an OPQ (order paper question) on Adverse Effects of COVID-19 vaccination?
Citizens can ask governments for information informally or through official channel...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor Emeritus- Pharmacology, Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada. Supporter of vitamin D and ivermectin in the context of C19. Challenger of masking and lockdowns for C19. Believer in evidence-based governance.
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