The theory of chronic disease
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Childhood Speech Issues as Toxicity
When my son was age 2, he was labeled as having a “speech delay”. Many other parents told me that their kids had speech delays. Apparently it has been a common diagnosis in the past decade.
Indeed, roughly 1 in 14 American children be...
ADHD as Prefrontal Toxicity: Why a Child’s Brain Cannot Store the Modern Toxin Load
Welcome readers!
My blog series has the ambitious goal of rewriting the entire theory of disease based on toxicity. For example, check out my previous posts on Hashimoto’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and Diabetes - all of which I viewed as toxi...
Swollen Lymph Nodes and Tonsils: Toxin Filters, Not Infections
The lump under your jaw after a cold is easy to misread. It shows up late. It hurts when you press it. It looks like a second illness arriving just as the first one should have been over. Mainstream medicine looks at this lump and says “inf...
Colds Are Not an Attack — They Are a Clearance Event
Most people are taught that a cold is a viral infection the immune system must fight off. The runny nose, the congestion, the low-grade fever, the fatigue — these are framed as symptoms of the body under siege.
In Toxin Sequestration Theo...
Mucus Vaults: The Body’s Everyday System for Trapping Toxins
Most people treat mucus as a nuisance — something to suppress, thin, or clear as quickly as possible. Mainstream medicine largely shares this view. Excess mucus is framed as a symptom of disease (asthma, COPD, chronic bronchitis, and sinus...
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Patrick obtained his PhD in Chemical Engineering at Berkeley and his MPhil in Biochemistry at Cambridge. He has co-authored over 170 research papers. He invented the Toxin Sequestration Theory of cancer, and he is rewriting the theory of disease.
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