
The Perils of Dealing in Absolutes
A conversation with A Midwestern Doctor on human rigidity, vaccine reform, and how we are finally moving the needle
Exploring the mineral–water foundations of health, vitality, and the architecture that sustains life across biology and civilization.
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A conversation with A Midwestern Doctor on human rigidity, vaccine reform, and how we are finally moving the needle

A brilliant piece from A Midwestern Doctor, built around my book, The War on Chlorine Dioxide, exposed the long trail of suppression around inexpensive, safe, broadly effective therapies.

Visual Signals Across Living Systems

In Kory v. Bonta, a federal judge just barred California’s Attorney General and its medical boards from coming after me and my colleagues for the expert opinions we share with patients.

Visual Signals Across Living Systems

Becoming Paul Marik's close colleague was the most inspiring turn my career ever took, until the same partnership got us both excommunicated from academic medicine and ended his career at the bedside.

This Fourth of July marks more than America’s birthday: The Blueprint of Life is finally here, The Silent Aquifer is close behind, our family is about to grow, and Aurmina is celebrating all.

He was the leader of the legal resistance since the onset of the Covid war, and one of the finest men I knew. A letter to Warner Mendenhall, 1962–2025.

Before Covid and the discovery of order in rock, water, and creation, there was addiction, recovery, fatherhood, illness, loss, and faith—the life that prepared me for this book.

This is more than a prison letter. It is a firsthand account of what prolonged pressure reveals about institutions, conviction, faith, and the human soul.