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Solving Your Chronic Pain or Chronic Illness Naturally: A Researchers Blueprint
How to become your own researcher — and use AI to dig past the official narrative to what actually works.
Jun 9
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Russell Schierling
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May 2026
The Spine Remembers What Medicine Forgot
Henry Winsor and the 2,400-Year Suppression of an Idea
May 30
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Russell Schierling
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Biomedical Research: The Greatest Heist in History (Part II)
The Crew Doesn’t Need a Getaway Car — The System Is the Getaway. Welcome to the Family.
May 23
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Russell Schierling
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Biomedical Research: The Greatest Heist in History (Part I)
You're the Bank. The Crew Wears White Coats. The Getaway Car Has a Police Escort.... And They Hand You the Bill on the Way Out.
May 22
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Russell Schierling
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Everyone's A Winner Baby, That's No Lie!
The Billion Dollar Business of Buried Clinical Trials
May 20
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Russell Schierling
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When Killing a Junk Paper Becomes “Censorship”
Bhattacharya pulled one junk paper from a fake journal — and the same press that cheered five years of actual censorship suddenly discovered the First…
May 13
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Russell Schierling
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Today's Edition of Childer's Coffee & Covid Column is Proof of Censorship: Two Days After the Paper Dropped, I Was Already There
Eight Years Late, or Eight Years Early?
May 13
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Russell Schierling
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Why Do I Feel Like Crap After Losing All this Weight?
"I Lost 50 Pounds and I've Never Felt Worse" — Welcome to the Conversation Big Pharma Intentionally Skipped
May 12
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Russell Schierling
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A Review of Scientific American's 1955 Article: 'Second Thoughts on the Germ Theory'
Pulitzer Prize Winning Scientist, Rene Dubos, Shares his Thoughts on the "Germ Theory" of Disease
May 9
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Russell Schierling
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Substack: Five Hands Around Your Neck
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to Researching This Article
May 7
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Russell Schierling
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Shoulder Problems and their Relationship to Advanced Imaging (MRI)
What if people with no shoulder pain frequently have MRI findings as bad or worse than those who do?
May 2
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Russell Schierling
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April 2026
What if You Could Visualize Your Chronic Back Pain?
When it Comes to Your Pain, Seeing is Believing
Apr 29
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Russell Schierling
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