Next time you drink a cup of tea, remember this: That humble cup helped change Britain and rescue the nation from alcoholism.
In 1700s London, cheap gin was everywhere. The notorious Gin Craze caused such widespread drunkenness and social problems that it became a national concern. Then Britain fell in love with tea.
By the 1800s as the British Empire was rapidly expanding, tea imported from India had become a defining drink and was increasingly promoted as a refreshing alternative to alcohol. There was even a hidden benefit: making tea meant boiling water, important in an age when contaminated drinking water could spread disease.
Slowly, London moved away from daily gin drinking and onto daily tea drinking. And those tea leaves also contained something Londoners knew nothing about:
Catechins and polyphenols, powerful antioxidant plant compounds.
L-theanine, associated with calm focus.
Caffeine, providing alertness and energy.
So next time you have a cuppa, remember: tea isn’t just the second...
I have a very important bit of advice for you if a loved one is ever in hospital, especially over the age of 65.
Take great care to watch what’s happening with their SLEEP.
Here’s the RED FLAG scenario:
Someone in hospital with an illness. They are being treated appropriately, but for the first couple of nights their sleep is very rough. It could be a noisy room, beeping machines, or middle of the night vitals checks or lab draws.
They start to experience daytime sleepiness and as anybody would, become quite miserable and eventually it can suppress their metabolic and immune systems if it goes on too long.
Maybe they request a medication to help with sleep. Here’s where it can get bad, because far too often— ridiculously strong meds are given (like a benzodiazepine). This can then lead to drowsiness and mental status changes during the day.
Even without a medication, a few nights of poor sleep can be devastating anyway for someone above a certain age.
Recovery is prolonged. Maybe another complication like...
Meditation, an ancient practice utilized for millennia in eastern cultures to foster mental and emotional well-being, encompasses a spectrum of techniques meticulously crafted to direct cognitive focus, induce relaxation, and elevate self-awareness. This contemplative art often finds its roots in mindfulness, concentration, or introspection—and manifests in diverse forms, such as mindfulness meditation, loving-kindness meditation, and transcendental meditation, to name a few.
Multiple empirical research studies have confirmed the substantial physical and mental health benefits associated with meditation. Let me review ten of these here, before we move onto how you can meditate and experience the full benefits:
1. Stress Reduction: Meditation is renowned for its potency in significantly mitigating stress, chiefly through
The eye-opening events of the last 3 years never fail to surprise. Just when I thought we couldn’t possibly find any more weirdness from The Science, during my research on COVID vaccines negatively affecting immunity, I found the following article while conducting my literature search:

The piece discussed the topic of cellular exhaustion of B-cells, the antibody producing leukocytes (white blood cells) in our bodies— focusing predominantly on how this occurs in HIV infection. It’s a relatively recent piece, published under a decade ago (2014). Take a look at the section in Blue below, highlighting our understanding of B-cell exhaustion.

It was clearly an area of interest in any state of unusual immune activation and inflammation. The main body of the article also discusses the well-known phenomenon of T-cell exhaustion (T-cells are another type of leukocyte, white blood cell, that work by killing entire infected cells):

As I discussed in my last article, immune exhaustion is a significant concern when we are thinking about repeat antigenic stimulations. And of course, every vaccine is an antigen stimulus to the body, which can be more of a problem in an ongoing activated immune microenvironment.

Did you get that? Let’s repeat: The authors of the study state that B-cell exhaustion is well established in conditions characterized by immune activation. They even mention immunization at the end, in the context of an antigenic stimulus.
But surely the next logical question answers itself: Namely, that repeat antigenic stimulations from vaccinations, especially in the context of an endemic virus, could also cause immune exhaustion of B-cells and T-cells.
So then, now comes the most interesting part. Who wrote this 2014 piece which wanted the world to know about immune cellular exhaustion?

Well, well, well— it’s The Science himself: Dr Anthony Fauci!
The revelations on this man know no bounds. How many issues has he flip-flopped on and repeatedly contradicted himself? How many issues has he blatantly lied about? From Natural Immunity and Masking, to Lockdowns and Vaccine Side-Effects— the major policy issues that he’s either done a 180 degree turn on, or failed to mention a significant concern—are astonishing. Now, add immune exhaustion to that list.
Have a great rest of week everyone.
Dr Suneel Dhand
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Empower yourself to take charge of your Health, Beat the Establishment that makes you Sick, and Stay Away from Mainstream Medicine
3 Health Tips for the week:
Always read nutrition labels on whatever you buy. Look especially for hidden sugars and seed oils. Not good for you—but Big Food will do anything to trick you
It’s almost impossible to optimize your Metabolic Health if you’re not sleeping enough. Prioritize your snooze
Take as long as possible in the morning before you look at your phone screen, check messages, browse social media, or read the news. Your morning will set the tone for your whole day