Glandular Fever and the Fable of EBV
13th April 2024 In recent years, we have received many requests to talk about ‘infectious mononucleosis’, also known as ‘glandular fever’. Although people have realised
13th April 2024 In recent years, we have received many requests to talk about ‘infectious mononucleosis’, also known as ‘glandular fever’. Although people have realised
6th April 2024 Daniel Roytas has qualifications in naturopathy and human nutrition. He has 10 years of clinical experience as well as being a former lecturer
A commentary on why the virologists cannot perform valid control experiments with their cell culture techniques.
31st March 2024 In this episode we address the following: Drs Bailey’s view on Paracetamol, Ibuprofen, Antihistamine, Steroid Creams (05:37) Health without steroid/antibiotic medications –
30th March 2024 The longer that the COVID-19 Fraud has been pushed onto the world the more people are waking up to the reality that
23rd March 2024 Claims that insecticides protect people from disease vectors such as ticks (e.g. Lyme disease) and mosquitos (e.g. Dengue and Yellow fever) are
16th March 2024 This is Part 3 of the film version of Dr Mark Bailey’s essay A Farewell to Virology (Expert Edition), produced by Steve Falconer.
16th March 2024 In this episode we address the following: Any exception to take antibiotics? (11:50) Fibromyalgia (15:37) Worming dogs (26:16) Alzheimer’s & plasmalogens (31:13)
9th March 2024 We are expected to believe that “pathogens” are coming at us with increasing frequency and usually these are in the form of
24th February 2024 Our new book The Final Pandemic – An Antidote to Medical Tyranny has been over 18 months in the making and we
Over the past few years, there have been a lot of requests for us to say something about Lyme disease, so I decided it was time to dedicate an article (and a video) to the topic.
16 February 2024 In this episode we address the following: DNA contamination of mRNA vaccines (08:20) Warts – causes and treatments (14:42) “Flesh-eating bacteria” (20:19)