Dealing with Autism

Twenty-one years ago, when @stevesilberman broke the story of Silicon Valley’s autism epidemic, he saw it as a problem. Now he’s changed his mind and has published a book about understanding and accepting autism spectrum disorders#Autism #ActuallyAutistichttps://t.co/AlJ0Ceowkq

— Krzysztof Potempa (@BRAINCURES) August 28, 2021

No Thanks

Lately I've had a ton of questions about abortion, Covid vaccines, and the common good. Have you? This is for you, then.

When we started @PillarCatholic, we wanted space for the kind of deep dive stuff we simply hadn't had time for. This is what we meant. https://t.co/ZUlw5hVDAu

— Ed. Condon (@canonlawyered) February 22, 2021

Louis Gossett, Jr. on Recovering from COVID-19

Days after Academy Award-winning actor Louis Gossett, Jr. contracted COVID-19, his condition began to deteriorate. A friend pointed him to the information on the FLCCC's website. So he called his doctor. We'll let Mr. Gossett take it from here. #ivermectin https://t.co/Jj4D6k6v2R

— Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care (@Covid19Critical) February 6, 2021

Professional Catholics Should Really Lay Off Promoting the COVID-19 Vaccine

even if it is in the name of defending its licit use. There are bigger problems which they of course are ignoring.

How to Vaccinate Like a Catholic: A Guide Through the Prickly COVID-19 Issues | Church Life Journal | University of Notre Dame This is an extraordinarily helpful article. ⁦@ChurchLifeND⁩ ⁦@ndsapper⁩ https://t.co/C23Ms1tsoJ

— John Cavadini (@JohnCavadini) December 28, 2020

Dr. Mark Hyman: The Doctor's Farmacy

Nina Teicholz (@bigfatsurprise) joins me on The Doctor’s Farmacy to talk about the many ways in which our dietary guidelines are broken and how we can work towards changing them. Listen here: https://t.co/QTsou0ukZo

— Mark Hyman, M.D. (@drmarkhyman) December 16, 2020

I'm joined by Patrick Hanaway on The Doctor’s Farmacy to talk about the Functional Medicine approach to treating COVID-19 and how that carries over into recovery long after a negative test result. https://t.co/345pVXtWww

— Mark Hyman, M.D. (@drmarkhyman) December 23, 2020

Not the Official Party Line

Great interview with @ClareCraigPath on @mrmarkdolan
Talking mutations, lockdowns, testing, hospital capacity and all sorts.https://t.co/6NYvucsFqp

— Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD (@zoeharcombe) December 22, 2020

Respiratory viruses generally evolve to low virulence: hence 200 kinds of common cold.

Are lockdowns possibly preventing this happening with covid?

It's a possibility we should consider.https://t.co/Vud5IoWWCn

— Matt Ridley (@mattwridley) December 22, 2020

Ted Eytan on Sustainability and Health Care

Episode 13 (should I have skipped that number?🤔) of the Meet Your Herdmates sodcast is available. Ted Eytan & I talk about issues of sustainability & health care (& some other stuff). Thank you, @tedeytan!🎙️🐮🤠
PodBean https://t.co/unWCCbAZDD
YouTube https://t.co/rhHxjb5C4g

— Peter Ballerstedt (@GrassBased) December 17, 2020

Solutions That Are More Statist

and require the exercise of power at an inhumane scale are worse.

The one thing everyone agrees upon is that our food system is broken. But nobody agrees on how to repair it. Hear Carter Williams, Erin Wiggins, Natalie DiNicola and I debate the possible options. @CrusoniaOrg https://t.co/p37GZG8mZ3

— Robert Lustig MD (@RobertLustigMD) December 4, 2020

Using Problems to Consolidate Power

"The coup currently being conducted by the global elite has been carefully planned and prepared over several decades"#GreatResethttps://t.co/FNP9JWngBb

— Winter Oak (@WinterOakPress) December 2, 2020

All we have to do to restart economy is rewire everything about our behavior, value, finance & ethics to decarbonize civilization under new world regime of central bankers & digital currencies as outlined by WEF’s Green Horizon Summit from Nov 9-10, 2020.https://t.co/CzL2Wdl4Hv

— 🇷🇺 🇺🇸 Russia-USA Federation President ROMANA (@RomanaVolny) November 26, 2020

And I’m delighted to speak alongside... Professor Klaus Schwab who ‘wrote the book’ on the 4th Industrial Revolution. Your work, bringing together as you do all the best minds on planet, has informed what we are doing & I’m delighted to work with you.https://t.co/73F6R2rEqD

— 🇷🇺 🇺🇸 Russia-USA Federation President ROMANA (@RomanaVolny) November 23, 2020

Highly recommend the latest from @elleprovocateur, who meticulously deconstructs the Great Resets claims of creating a more "sustainable" & "inclusive" future and shows the hell they will create if we do nothing to stop themhttps://t.co/7NIWqiewIr

— Whitney Webb (@_whitneywebb) November 28, 2020

It is mesmerizing to see how @elleprovocateur makes us see the destructive nature of the upcoming digital enslavement with such a clarity.https://t.co/fUUJpd36sz

— Hiroyuki Hamada (@HiroyukiHamada) November 29, 2020

A very good interview with Patrick Wood, @StopTechnocracy #GreatResisthttps://t.co/NUsK3oU4GF

— Winter Oak (@WinterOakPress) November 29, 2020

"The globalist technocracy is using the COVID-19 pandemic to bypass democratic accountability, override opposition, accelerate their agenda and to impose it on the public against our will" - Dr Joseph Mercola#GreatResethttps://t.co/WdRd8BCcoR

— Winter Oak (@WinterOakPress) December 2, 2020

Resistance Podcast 143: Answers on Vaccination Concerns w/ Fr. Ripperger – Sensus Fidelium #CatholicTwitter ⁦@chesterbelloc3⁩ #vaccination #CovidVaccine https://t.co/29LqFyHkKE

— Sensus Fidelium (@Sensus_Fidelium) December 2, 2020

"Here’s why you should skip the Covid Vaccine" - Mike Whitney https://t.co/j7iShou8y8

— The Unz Review (@UnzReview) November 30, 2020

Mike Whitney

Do We Need Health (or Life) Coaches?

A poor but necessary substitute for fraternity and the tribe?

I spoke with @drchatterjeeuk and @chriskresser about why behavior change recommendations from healthcare providers are largely ineffective, and why having the support of a health coach can make all the difference in achieving your health goals. Listen: https://t.co/fAwlbInRro

— Mark Hyman, M.D. (@drmarkhyman) November 20, 2020

Novel Vaccines

Everything You Don't Want to Know About Covid Vaccines (Because You Can't Be Bullish Anymore) https://t.co/Entu6e4i67

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) November 11, 2020

NIH Guidelines

The NIH guidelines recommend "no treatment" for COVID patients in the early stages of the disease.

Our guest, @McCulloughBHVH, and colleagues from around the world, see it differently. They offer their own recommendations.

Don't miss this episode!https://t.co/2mBnH9oI0N

— The Accad & Koka Report (@Accad_Koka) November 1, 2020

"Food is Medicine"

Farmer Stephanie of our @mystlukes #organic farm discusses how she and her team bring our “#food is medicine” philosophy to life. Read more about the the 12-acre farm-to-hospital operation: https://t.co/1zDzVdWtHB

— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) October 30, 2020

Related:

Conventional, grain-finished, grass-finished, pasture-raised, grassfed…what does any of it mean? In their latest blog, Savory Hub @whiteoakpasture offers a side-by-side comparison of what differs between the industrial model and a holistic grazing model. https://t.co/9Ebq0zfHgD

— Savory Institute (@SavoryInstitute) October 30, 2020

More small farms are KEY to transforming our food & farming system. #OrganicFarminghttps://t.co/et51omXujg

— Organic Consumers (@OrganicConsumer) October 30, 2020

The More Things Change...

Wm Banting published "Letter On Corpulence." He had lost 85 lbs on high fat, carb-restricted diet. British Medical Journal & Lancet said Banting's diet could be dangerous: "We advise Mr Banting & everyone of his kind, not to meddle with medical literature again."
1863... pic.twitter.com/sSMNpaHfMP

— Alan Watson (@DietHeartNews) October 31, 2020

French lawyer and gourmand Brillant-Savarin publishes "The Physiology of Taste," in which he says he has identified the cure for obesity: "More or less rigid abstinence from everything that is starchy or floury."
1825... pic.twitter.com/o1JSbHrLVm

— Alan Watson (@DietHeartNews) October 31, 2020

Related:

Discusssing Intermittent Fasting, Ketogenic Diet research and @Levels CGM with @ChrisPacio of @Yesfit1https://t.co/r3mHZm2dzw

— Dominic D'Agostino (@DominicDAgosti2) October 29, 2020

David Cayley on COVID19

“Perhaps we have been afraid of the wrong things.”

I am in awe of the writing and thinking of David Cayley. This essay on #COVID19 captures everything we ought to be talking about. https://t.co/sk7h5CIo0t

— John Mandrola, MD (@drjohnm) October 18, 2020

David Cayley on Ivan Illich

Learn more about this formidable intellectual and about his compelling critique of modern medical institutions in our great conversation with David Cayley. https://t.co/OL8Eu32LSe

— The Accad & Koka Report (@Accad_Koka) October 16, 2020

Accad and Koka Report Ep 150

If Ivan Illich were pope... his encyclicals would probably better make the points that Francis is trying to make AND be unambiguously Christian. I'd still have the same objections to Latin claims about Roman primacy, but I'd read Ivan Illich's Christian encyclicals.

Regenerative Agriculture and Regenerative Health Care

#Regenerative #healthcare is at the core of our organization's mission. 🌱🏥 Dive deeper into what it really means in this new article by @Beingbrigid: https://t.co/OTpaXU6bdJ

— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) August 1, 2020

Diversity in #soil microbes is key to drawing down #carbon, research shows. #SoilHealth #ClimateActionNow #RegenerativeAgriculturehttps://t.co/5hhSumH4y6

— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) August 1, 2020

Dr. Fung on Leptin and Insulin Resistance

Hormones and calories https://t.co/eWpbOhBqOx

— Sugar🇨🇦 (@Sugar51976529) July 22, 2020

It's Not About Health Care

What Professor Christakis says is so true. Paul McHugh is indeed "a giant of American psychiatry, and a deeply caring and fearless man." It is always edifying, and to me a source of joy, to hear one brilliant and truly dedicated scholar paying just tribute to another. https://t.co/SimYoRhukY

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) May 24, 2020

The McHugh Factor: The Ideology of Transgenderism Will Brook No Dissent by Matthew J. Franck

Spotlight on Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University

website

AmConMag: A College That Can Endure The Storm by Rod Dreher

David Whidden:

For the last several years higher education leaders have been talking about the demographic cliff that was set to arrive in 2025 – we knew there was going to be a lot of institutions that would struggle to stay open when that hit, but I think this pandemic has sped up the timeline.  Even big universities are financially struggling due to returning room and boarding fees, losing international tuition (international students tend to pay full tuition, so are cash cows for universities), losing athletic revenue while keeping coaches and support staff on the payroll, etc.  Marquette, for instance, has lost $15 million in revenue and the University of Wisconsin is going to lose $100 million (which is a small part of their budget, but still!).  If students stay at home next fall, small tuition driven institutions that were already dangerously on the brink of insolvency may not make it.

So, as a small, Catholic, 100% commuter school, in a small state, with a very small endowment you would think that we’d be one of the first colleges to fall off the cliff, but I am much more hopeful about our future than I am of other colleges.  All the things that used to be disadvantages for us are suddenly advantages.  We have no dorms, no Greek life, no sports, and not even a cafeteria, so we haven’t had to return any money to students.  And let me add that while the lack of those things might have seemed like a disadvantage before the pandemic, I never considered them to be a disadvantage, because when I walked into a classroom I knew my students had only one reason to be there, which was for an education (for instance, the day after the national championship game I had my first class of the semester at 7:45 am and only had two out of 29 students absent).  Most of our budget is spent on what is supposed to be the main mission of higher education, which is to teach and support students, not on things that are secondary to the university.  And it keeps our prices low compared to private Catholic colleges at around $10,000 a year for undergraduates, before TOPS (or to put it another way, a lot of our students who went to private high schools in the area pay less for college than they did for high school).

Maybe. Maybe not. Is there anyone there assisting the women with realistic life coaching/planning? Or do they not raise the issue of a "vocation" to be a wife and mother? The school may be safe from the higher ed bubble popping, but what's going to happen to the school and its graduates when the health care bubble pops and collapse proceeds?