“It should be a matter not only of concern but deep alarm that human beings can degenerate physically so rapidly by the use of a certain type of nutrition, particularly the dietary products used so generally by modern civilization.” Weston A. Price, DDS A Traditional Approach to Dental Health & Healing Unfortunately, the government and […]
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September 24, 2024, Fluoride Action Network announces, “We Won!” In his 9:53 p.m. email, executive director Stuart Cooper writes, “…the United States District Court of the Northern District of California has just ruled on behalf of the Fluoride Action Network and the plaintiffs in our precedent-setting court case.” Cooper shared the decision in a press […]
Next Monday, September 16, I will conclude my 2024 70 Days Project series of comments to the Lincoln City Council. This fourth in the series will attempt to connect the dots, from 9/11 to Covid, and put fluoridated drinking water in its proper context. 70 Days Project – 9/11 Tribute 2024 Disappeared like a bad […]
Highlights and updates Why an investigation into fluoride? Prior to 2020, I knew of the fluoride controversy but had little concern or awareness about the health effects. Researching 9/11 beginning in late 2018, and the City/County response to the Covid event, led me to larger questions about government, scientific inquiry, and my responsibility. My questions […]
On May 30, Nebraska DHHS director of Public Health, Charity Menefee, signed a petition to amend Title 179 NAC 1 rules and regulations governing fluoridation of water supplies. Until further federal or state action is taken, amending the 1983 regulation will lessen the harms of over-fluoridation by lowering treatment levels in Nebraska’s community water supplies […]
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70 Days Project 2024: Context
Struggling this year to maintain focus on a single impact or concept, I am changing direction and taking a different approach to the 70 Days Project. My goal will be to maintain continuity through the years. This will be a place of context where I will combine my love of learning and research with continuous […]
This year’s project, dedicated to families impacted by the events of 9/11, will focus on the rules of the game and how we came to the place where a Lincoln college student would be expelled for not accepting an experimental injection. I will be questioning the impact of community participation and the concept of a […]
A portion of CyncHealth’s December Health Information Technology (HIT) Board meeting focused on social care standards and terminology in development and recommending terminology be mapped to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) standards. Two real-world examples for social determinants of health (SDOH or SDH) were reviewed. The next meeting is March […]
Analysis of local coverage In coverage of LB1387 DHHS Hearing on Feburary 15, 2024, WOWT 6 News, Joe Harris reports, “Senator Ben Hansen cited a recent review from the National Toxicology Program. It says 18 out of 19 studies linked lower IQ to fluoride.” Harris continues by playing hearing testimony similar to a Dallas City […]
Hearing on LB1387 on Thursday, February 15 2/8/24 Update – A hearing will be held on Thursday, February 15, at 1:30 p.m. to hear testimony on LB1387, introduced by Nebraska State Sen. Ben Hansen, Blair. The bill removes the 2008 fluoride mandate for cities and villages with populations over 1,000 and limits the public water […]