Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) is both an enzyme and a gene. A MTHFR gene mutation impairs how the body metabolizes folate (vitamin B9) and other B vitamins (there are eight B vitamins). People with this problem have difficulty processing vitamin B as well as other people do. In the United States, between 20-40% of white and Hispanic individuals have this mutation. It is relatively rare in black people (1-2%). 

Pancreatic cancer is now the third-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. New research suggests a link between elevated insulin in combination with a poor diet and obesity could be the reason why. Insulin resistance is a condition where the body’s cells don’t respond effectively to insulin. This is an issue centered on the science of glycobiology. If insulin cell receptors are not being built properly, they don't function properly. If glycans are not in the correct location to form the cells' insulin lock, then the insulin key doesn't fit and the lock isn't opened. 

The largest study of its kind found that excess mortality in 125 countries during the COVID-19 pandemic was caused by the medical establishment's response to the virus, not the virus itself. Researchers concluded that "nothing special would have occurred in terms of mortality had a pandemic not been declared and had the declaration not been acted upon." The fearmongering, hysterical reaction by the public health establishment resulted in harmful interventions; these included an untested, mandated COVID-19 vaccine with severe side effects, including death, as well as severe stress related to economic and social lockdowns. 

Children's Health Defense organization publication, The Defender, published a whistleblower interview between Steve Kirsch and a former police detective ("Jennifer"). Steve Kirsch is executive director of the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation and he contacted the police station to verify her identity and work history. The detective worked in Omaha, NE, a major city with a population over 300,000 people. She made the stunning claim that 50% of the 250 sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) cases she investigated over her 7 years happened within 48 hours after the infant received a vaccine. Approximately 70% happened within the first week. The detective's information is independently verifiable in the police records "for any health authority who has any doubts," Kirsch said. And he is actively working with the police department to make the statistics public. On top of that, the vaccine injury is never mentioned in coroner reports as the possible cause of SIDS. 

The respiratory tract is abundant in nerve endings, some of which are known as cough receptors, located in the throat, vocal cords, and upper airway of the lungs. They react to foreign substances and stimuli; when activated, they trigger the cough reflex to expel mucus or foreign objects. Coughing isn't a disease, but sometimes it can feel like it. According to Dr. Klan Fan Chung at the National Heart & Lung Institute at the Imperial College London, "Coughing is very much a natural and protective thing; it protects our lungs." When we cough, there is usually a deep gasp which allows air to penetrate our lungs. Then, the glottis (part of the larynx consisting of the vocal cords and the opening between them) closes, covering the airway, while muscles in the chest and abdomen contract forcefully. This involuntary movement induces a significant increase in chest pressure. Finally, the glottis opens suddenly and air rushes out at speeds close to 50 miles per hour. Mucus and foreign particles are carried out with that release of air. Incredibly, during vigorous coughing, the air speed approaches the speed of sound, ​creating the barking noise that we call a cough.