I remember when Dr. McCullough on his Outloud podcast he regularly touted ClO2, until he had a guest on the program, an occupational consultant for OSHA who recommended against it. I never heard him say another thing about it since.
I use a pendulum (asking the Creator for guidance). I got a negative for methylene blue. My daughter bought some, but it went into the trash. I later read that there was mercury in it.
Thanks for asking that question. I used it on my legs... the skin was scrapped off, when I hit the wrong button...and the treadmill accelerated...lost my balance and rode the tread to the floor. I did have a bad reaction... and wasn't sure what caused it. After the fact, i read on the label : Avoid contact with skin.
I used to be a wound care specialist and I remember people were beginning to use it on wounds. There was a product called hydrogens blue that I used on my own infected skin biopsy site that was very effective. It acts like a wound antiseptic.
I had to stop using it, as it caused the most agonizing headache I ever experienced. I did a bit of research, and one in ten people can't use it for the same reason. I found a decades old bottle in my father's box, he was a dog breeder, I wish I could have asked him about it.
all medications, herbs, tonics have their down side. That is why it is important to know the makeup and interaction details. The Midwestern Doctor on substack delves into this.
I would appreciate your investigating and writing something about what will happen to the cities and DC that are being nicely cleaned up as ICE moves on to other cities. Will the cities be willing to or able to keep more undocumented criminals
out of their cities? Where are illegal criminals currently going currently, so that DC looks great and is currently safe? Will they start coming back? What do you think could be solutions? You could tie this topic in with your true crime writing.
I very much enjoy your writing and feel it is a great opportunity for me to have a ring side seat with such athoughtful, well read, informed gentleman as yourself. My social circles would never reach to great people like yourself, Dr. McCollough, and Nick Hulscher. I read some of the other comments, and they confirmed my suspicion that many of us are finding it difficult to support the very many authors that working hard to warn us of various concerns. I think the end of summer, kids back to school, early september is a time to review, catch up, and clean up our adminsistrative lives. I bet that is why you saw a purge of sorts. Keep up your great work! I will appreciate most of the topics that capture your interest, and i appreciate having access to your perspective.
What thing you should focus on is the nutritional causes of chronic illness, and what you can do to correct them through proper diet and minineral and vitamin supplementation. Unfortunately, modern American "medicine" focuses more on masking symptoms and not getting at the unerlying cause of disease.
A couple of cautions that crossed my mind when considering your request for feedback:
Please, whenever possible, show real solidarity with others in the effort to bring integrity back to medicine and politics. IMA, Highwire / Siri, Kennedy, Malone, Paul Thomas, AFLDs ….We need to show our unity in the fundamental agreements when possible. It’s no time for petty professional pride or self promotion. Don’t let the marketing people run the show! Ratings be damned. Speak the truth no matter the cost.
I know it’s hard (John) but try to keep the ad hominem abusives to a necessary minimum. :)
One possible suggestion for future topics: Aim your investigative guns at the threat posed by big banks / federal reserve, BIS, and giant corporations. If an entity is too big to fail… it is too big. I smell a crypto / ai rat in the house.
Thank you John. In my comment yesterday I forgot to mention how much I appreciate that you bring up history and classical literature to illustrate your points. I haven’t read all that much classical literature and as a young g person history bored me; probably because it was presented so dryly as facts etc. to memorize with little or no context. That was probably by design because even then in the late 70s, early 80s, the controlling powers did not want us to have an uncontrolled view of history, but rather wanted to warp our minds to think in certain ways. So I vote to keep the historical and literary analogies coming our way.
I have been ruminating all week on the topic of assumptions due to a petty experience at the health food market. For early lunch due to dropping blood sugar, I went to the salad bar, then walked to the cashier, paid and picked up cutlery. Decided I should bring pizza home for the family, so went to the pizza section in the corner to choose. Desperately needing to eat, I chomped down on my food. An employee glared at me and left. Two female employees at the cake section stared me down, then marched up to the section where I was standing. The aggressive energy was palpable, exactly like the bull terrier filthy tissue paper mask police ordering me home from my lake hikes for non-compliance to arbitrary and idiotic rules handed down by officials responsible for violating GOF law, leading to a world catastrophe, to which no one has yet been held to account. The two women discussed pizza placement in the glass case, I knew it was a ruse, an excuse to invade my space with intimidating energy. One could not help herself, and asked how the food tasted, none of her business, unless she believes the food belongs to the market. I said ‘delicious’ and she gave a sarcastic laugh. They left, and I bought pizza. Three people assumed I walked from the salad bar to the pizza counter without paying, they were all wrong. A check of store cameras would have revealed the truth. Assumptions reveal arrogance and ignorance.
I really appreciate the insightful information John Leake provides on a variety of topics. I have learned so much. The stack of classical music was a bonus. The medical information has been helpful by providing facts and analysis. Have no idea how I happened on this substack, yet am grateful.
I have no suggestions as I like your site the way it is. Yours is the first thing I look for in the morning to read. I love the medical ( I’m retired pharmacist) and I love John’s thoughtful essays on other subjects. keep doing what you are doing. There is just so much to read these days. Too many choices. I’m trying to cut back but not on your site.
I have a question for either you or Dr McCullough. I have only heard positive or neutral information on DMSO from doctors (Dr Mercola being one positive!) and patients alike, until today in this article https://open.substack.com/pub/medicinegirl/p/disastorous-dmso?r=pfs0m&utm_medium=ios.
Do you have an opinion on its safety and effectiveness?
We will look into it! Please stay tuned!
And Would love if you both could look into chlorine dioxide solution also.
My husband has had great results applying it for toenail fungus.
I remember when Dr. McCullough on his Outloud podcast he regularly touted ClO2, until he had a guest on the program, an occupational consultant for OSHA who recommended against it. I never heard him say another thing about it since.
I’d really like clarification on the purported benefits of methylene blue.
I’ve read of many yet there are others out there claiming it’s actually akin to a neurotoxin.
I use a pendulum (asking the Creator for guidance). I got a negative for methylene blue. My daughter bought some, but it went into the trash. I later read that there was mercury in it.
Thanks for asking that question. I used it on my legs... the skin was scrapped off, when I hit the wrong button...and the treadmill accelerated...lost my balance and rode the tread to the floor. I did have a bad reaction... and wasn't sure what caused it. After the fact, i read on the label : Avoid contact with skin.
Now, I am using it in a full glass of water orally and have no problems thus far In fact, the swelling in my right leg from my fall went down.
I used to be a wound care specialist and I remember people were beginning to use it on wounds. There was a product called hydrogens blue that I used on my own infected skin biopsy site that was very effective. It acts like a wound antiseptic.
I had to stop using it, as it caused the most agonizing headache I ever experienced. I did a bit of research, and one in ten people can't use it for the same reason. I found a decades old bottle in my father's box, he was a dog breeder, I wish I could have asked him about it.
all medications, herbs, tonics have their down side. That is why it is important to know the makeup and interaction details. The Midwestern Doctor on substack delves into this.
Midwest Doctor has a slew on info on DMSO!
John, you are one of the few Substackers who is willing to dialogue with your readers. Much appreciated.
More on developments, or non development in Lahaina!
I hope you keep on the path you believe to be true and don’t adjust to suit readers’ preferences.
We do appreciate you John and Dr. McCullough as people who are very unique, good and courageous!
John Leake
I would appreciate your investigating and writing something about what will happen to the cities and DC that are being nicely cleaned up as ICE moves on to other cities. Will the cities be willing to or able to keep more undocumented criminals
out of their cities? Where are illegal criminals currently going currently, so that DC looks great and is currently safe? Will they start coming back? What do you think could be solutions? You could tie this topic in with your true crime writing.
Hi John,
I very much enjoy your writing and feel it is a great opportunity for me to have a ring side seat with such athoughtful, well read, informed gentleman as yourself. My social circles would never reach to great people like yourself, Dr. McCollough, and Nick Hulscher. I read some of the other comments, and they confirmed my suspicion that many of us are finding it difficult to support the very many authors that working hard to warn us of various concerns. I think the end of summer, kids back to school, early september is a time to review, catch up, and clean up our adminsistrative lives. I bet that is why you saw a purge of sorts. Keep up your great work! I will appreciate most of the topics that capture your interest, and i appreciate having access to your perspective.
Ruth
What thing you should focus on is the nutritional causes of chronic illness, and what you can do to correct them through proper diet and minineral and vitamin supplementation. Unfortunately, modern American "medicine" focuses more on masking symptoms and not getting at the unerlying cause of disease.
Great one! Like do we need that new fatty acid, C15?
Many thanks for all you do.
A couple of cautions that crossed my mind when considering your request for feedback:
Please, whenever possible, show real solidarity with others in the effort to bring integrity back to medicine and politics. IMA, Highwire / Siri, Kennedy, Malone, Paul Thomas, AFLDs ….We need to show our unity in the fundamental agreements when possible. It’s no time for petty professional pride or self promotion. Don’t let the marketing people run the show! Ratings be damned. Speak the truth no matter the cost.
I know it’s hard (John) but try to keep the ad hominem abusives to a necessary minimum. :)
One possible suggestion for future topics: Aim your investigative guns at the threat posed by big banks / federal reserve, BIS, and giant corporations. If an entity is too big to fail… it is too big. I smell a crypto / ai rat in the house.
Thanks again, I look forward to your articles.
DS
Ooh, the big banks! Yes!! See my recent article about why THAT topic rings true for me:
https://sheilamurrey.net/2025/09/08/integrating-the-spirals-why-i-might-be-a-conspiracy-theorist-part-1/
Thank you John. In my comment yesterday I forgot to mention how much I appreciate that you bring up history and classical literature to illustrate your points. I haven’t read all that much classical literature and as a young g person history bored me; probably because it was presented so dryly as facts etc. to memorize with little or no context. That was probably by design because even then in the late 70s, early 80s, the controlling powers did not want us to have an uncontrolled view of history, but rather wanted to warp our minds to think in certain ways. So I vote to keep the historical and literary analogies coming our way.
I have been ruminating all week on the topic of assumptions due to a petty experience at the health food market. For early lunch due to dropping blood sugar, I went to the salad bar, then walked to the cashier, paid and picked up cutlery. Decided I should bring pizza home for the family, so went to the pizza section in the corner to choose. Desperately needing to eat, I chomped down on my food. An employee glared at me and left. Two female employees at the cake section stared me down, then marched up to the section where I was standing. The aggressive energy was palpable, exactly like the bull terrier filthy tissue paper mask police ordering me home from my lake hikes for non-compliance to arbitrary and idiotic rules handed down by officials responsible for violating GOF law, leading to a world catastrophe, to which no one has yet been held to account. The two women discussed pizza placement in the glass case, I knew it was a ruse, an excuse to invade my space with intimidating energy. One could not help herself, and asked how the food tasted, none of her business, unless she believes the food belongs to the market. I said ‘delicious’ and she gave a sarcastic laugh. They left, and I bought pizza. Three people assumed I walked from the salad bar to the pizza counter without paying, they were all wrong. A check of store cameras would have revealed the truth. Assumptions reveal arrogance and ignorance.
I really appreciate the insightful information John Leake provides on a variety of topics. I have learned so much. The stack of classical music was a bonus. The medical information has been helpful by providing facts and analysis. Have no idea how I happened on this substack, yet am grateful.
I have no suggestions as I like your site the way it is. Yours is the first thing I look for in the morning to read. I love the medical ( I’m retired pharmacist) and I love John’s thoughtful essays on other subjects. keep doing what you are doing. There is just so much to read these days. Too many choices. I’m trying to cut back but not on your site.
I didn’t comment on the previous post because I am fine with the substack as is, but a summary of the comments might be interesting.
we need studies as to vax mrna being present in/amongst male sperm