Value for value: Please support my efforts. Polio, the dreaded paralyzing disease stamped out in the industrialized world, is spreading in Nigeria. And health officials say in some cases, it’s caused by the vaccine used to fight it. In July, … Continue reading →
Orthomolecular Psychiatry: Treatment of Schizophrenia by David R. Hawkins and Linus Pauling (US) (Canada) Almost Completed This book is often a very technical manual on the treatment of schizophrenia using (mostly) natural therapies with large amounts of certain vitamins, including … Continue reading →
Adventures in Psychiatry: The Scientific Memoirs of Dr. Abram Hoffer US Canada Completed This book is a very interesting autobiography by Canadian psychiatrist Abram Hoffer, MD. Dr. Hoffer, starting in the 1950s, investigated the treatment of schizophrenia using (mostly) natural … Continue reading →
Orthomolecular Medicine For Everyone: Megavitamin Therapeutics for Families and Physicians by Abram Hoffer and Andrew W. Saul Completed Orthomolecular medicine is a branch of naturopathic medicine (although Dr. Abram Hoffer was a medical doctor and psychiatrist). Readers might find this … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. By Alan Mercer (Vaccines, Canada and Law – Part 1) The purpose of this post (and series) is to provide specific information on the vaccines administered to children in Ontario–and it should be … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. May 11, 2020: Note: I had to correct one of the links below. If other links take you to the wrong page, use the patent number I reference and search the patent database. … Continue reading →
The following excellent article overlaps with my interest in Abram Hoffer’s writings on schizophrenia. It goes way beyond the subject of terminology. Entheogens: What’s in a Name? The Untold History of Psychedelic Spirituality, Social Control, and the CIA by Jan … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer Continuing from Part 3 References to United Nations Documents on Freedom of Conscience Let’s observe how eliminating “discrimination” goes hand in hand with eliminating conscience. Following up on some of the footnotes (29, 30, 31) included in … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer Center for Reproductive Rights Continuing from Part 2, here are a few points from the Center for Reproductive Rights’ Annual Report for 2013 (found here). The Center “worked to advance reproductive rights in 24 countries” and not … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer As covered in Part 1, the exercise of freedom of conscience (see Charter of Rights and Freedoms) by Ontario doctors who refuse to participate in procedures they consider unethical–birth control being the example featured in the media–is … Continue reading →