DrTomCowan talks about putting together a giant puzzle without seeing the picture on the box. That’s what scientists faced with the Human Genome Project. Just like guessing the order of words in a book you’ve never read, they had to figure out the human genome’s sequence. This challenge means some pieces might still be missing. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how if you feel pain when you pee or notice pus after sex, it might seem like a bacterial infection. But, just because antibiotics help doesn’t mean bacteria are the cause. To be sure, doctors need to find actual bacteria. It’s important to get the right evidence to understand what’s really happening. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how instead of taking vitamin A pills, women should eat natural fats like butter from grass-fed cows, lard, or ghee. These fats can help improve health and fertility better than supplements. The author believes real foods are more nourishing and safer than synthetic substitutes, making them a smarter choice for overall well-being. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how his clinic helps many people with cancer-related pain. We’re working on a new cream just for this. Right now, lots of folks use our ‘Three Kings Silica Plus’ for injuries. It helps heal and reduce pain. Made with gold, frankincense, and myrrh, it’s boosted with extra herbs for fast relief. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how a big study found that heart attack patients with stents (tiny tubes to keep arteries open) didn’t do better than those without them. Yet, stents are still popular and expensive. The study also questioned heart drugs’ effectiveness and suggested that blocked arteries might be the body’s way of strengthening weak blood vessels. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how Polio is a puzzling disease. Even 50 years after it was found to be a virus, scientists discovered something surprising. Injecting healthy spinal tissue into a monkey’s brain caused polio-like symptoms. This raised questions about what really causes the disease. While vaccines were being developed, researchers began exploring new methods using cell cultures. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how to discover a new way to fight cancer at our biology clinic! Our caring doctors, some of whom have faced cancer themselves, offer unique treatments like German new medicine and water fasting. They listen to your story and emotions, helping you heal in a way that feels right for you. Explore these non-traditional options today! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how when we eat spoiled food and feel sick, we often blame bacteria. But even when bacteria are removed, people can still get sick. This means it might not be just one thing in the food causing illness. It’s like enjoying a pumpkin; it’s not just one part we like, but the whole thing. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In a recent webinar, DrTomCowan questioned the reliability of virus detection methods. They argued that without proper controls, like negative controls, results might be misleading. The discussion also touched on the mysterious bird flu affecting Canadian ostriches and criticized some scientific claims. This highlights the importance of critical thinking in science and the need for solid evidence. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this blog post, we explore genetic diseases and a puzzling condition called Fatal Familial Insomnia. Imagine a house built with bad nails; it might fall apart, but not because of how many nails are faulty. Similarly, scientists are still figuring out how certain gene mutations cause diseases. Join us as we dive into this mystery! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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