Dr. Robert Malone invented the core platform technology employed in the mRNA vaccines. Dr. Malone warned the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in early 2021 that the spike protein (which the vaccine forces human cells to manufacture) is dangerous. The FDA dismissed his concerns by saying the spike protein was not biologically active. They were confident that vaccine manufacturers had specifically designed the injections so the spike protein would stick and not float freely around in the body. But they were wrong on both accounts. It is now well established that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein gets free, is biologically active, and is responsible for the severe side effects like bleeding disorders, blood clots throughout the body, and heart problems. ​The mRNA injections are not vaccines. They are gene therapy. The public has been misled on the dangers associated with these shots and many people are paying the ultimate price as a result of not being properly informed as to the risks.

A team of international scientists obtained Pfizer's biodistribution study from a Japanese regulatory agency. Canadian immunologist and vaccine researcher, Byram Bridle, Ph.D., said that vaccine developers at Pfizer assumed the mRNA in the vaccines would remain in and around the vaccine injection site. However, the data Pfizer reported show that while the majority of mRNA initially remains near the deltoid muscle injection site, within hours it becomes widely distributed throughout the body producing spike protein in unintended organs and tissues including the circulatory and reproductive systems.

​We need sleep to live. We spend a third of our mortal lives asleep. Sleep rejuvenates and restores. Our bodies need the downtime to re-energize and make sense of our world. Researchers have made the following recommendations to enhance our ability to sleep in a world that is becoming hazardous to our health. The first recommendation is to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day (including weekends). The routine ensures we get a chance for adequate sleep and our body is programmed to maximize the experience. 

​There are over a hundred different problems with sleep but I will discuss only four. Somnambulism involves sleepwalking or sleep talking. When this occurs, the brain is asleep (as shown on brainwave scans) but the body is awake and responding to a confused, but well-rehearsed action coming from the brain on autopilot. The disorder is common in children but less so in adults. 
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Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder affecting 1 out of 9 people. It is twice as common in women than men and more common in African American and Hispanic Americans. People who suffer with insomnia cannot disengage from a pattern of worrisome, ruminating brain activity. There are many natural behavioral approaches Dr. Matthew Walker recommends in his book Why We Sleep (p341). He definitely advises against taking sleeping pills. He says they generate synthetic sleep or fake sleep and the pills have significant side-effects.

A study published in Nature on May 24, 2021 reaffirms what immunologists have always known but the media has failed to acknowledge. People with even a mild case of coronavirus have lifelong protection against the virus. Researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis say that previous reports which suggest immunity is not long-lived after a covid infection are "a misinterpretation of the data."