The Gary Null Show The Gary Null Show 3.5.25
Mar 5, 2025
Meryl Nass, an internal medicine physician and expert in vaccine safety, shares her insights on critical health topics. She discusses two glasses of cherry juice potentially reducing gut inflammation and the captivating connection between tattoos and cancer risk. Meryl dives into ethical concerns in pharmaceutical pricing, critiquing profit-driven models. The conversation also highlights vaccine policies, revealing issues with transparency and the need for informed consent. Furthermore, she reflects on her experiences with military vaccine controversies, particularly surrounding anthrax.
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Cherry Juice for Gut Health
- Drink two glasses of cherry juice daily to reduce gut inflammation.
- This can help with bowel diseases like diverticulitis, colitis, and IBS.
Fish Oil for Insulin Resistance
- Take 2,000 milligrams of fish oil daily, split between morning and evening.
- This can help reverse insulin resistance and, combined with diet and exercise, may reverse diabetes.
Tattoos and Cancer Risk
- Tattoos may increase cancer risk due to heavy metals in ink.
- The University of Southern Denmark linked tattoos to skin and lymphoma cancers.