For more than three decades, statins have been widely prescribed under the assumption that lowering cholesterol — specifically low-density lipoprotein (LDL) — protects against cardiovascular disease. Over time, this assumption has calcified into medical dogma, reinforced by clinical guidelines, pharmaceutical marketing, and statistical framings that favor surrogate markers over biological reality. Yet a growing body of biomedical evidence points to a far more uncomfortable conclusion. This pattern of well-intended but scientifically oversold interventions is not unique to statins. It also appears in other areas of cardiovascular care, including common supplements — such as calcium — where presumed benefits have masked unanticipated harms. According to research indexed in PubMed and the National Library of Medicine, statin drugs are now associated with more than 350 adverse health effects, impacting nearly every major physiological system. These findings are not anecdotal or fringe. They are cumulative, reproducible, and increasingly difficult to reconcile with the claim that statins are biologically benign--let alone intrinsically cardioprotective. The deeper issue is not merely the number of adverse effects, but their nature. A drug that damages muscle tissue, impairs mitochondrial energy production, disrupts metabolic signaling, and injures peripheral nerves cannot logically be assumed to protect the most energy-demanding, nerve-dense muscle in the human body: the heart. Since 2006, I have been issuing public alerts about these overlooked risks. I began systematically documenting and indexing the peer-reviewed literature linking statins to muscle injury, mitochondrial dysfunction, metabolic disruption, neurological harm, and paradoxical cardiovascular impairment. Today, 1000s of published sutides substansitae these concerns, forming an evidentiary record that remains largely absent from mainstream patient risk-benefit discussions despite its clear clinical relevance.

We’re getting so close—and we couldn’t be more excited to launch our 10-Day Detox Program! What is it? Our program is based on the Standard Process 10-Day Detox and includes targeted nutritional shakes, simple dietary guidelines, and the motivation of a supportive group community. Who can benefit? Everyone! We’re exposed to toxins every day, and our bodies also create natural waste products (called endogenous toxins) just by functioning. Over time, this can place extra stress on the body’s natural detoxification systems. Excess toxins may contribute to issues such as fatigue, poor sleep, digestive discomfort, low energy or libido, skin concerns, joint stiffness, food cravings, weight gain, and brain fog—just to name a few. When does it start? We kick off on Saturday, January 16th! Want to learn more? Join us on Monday, January 12th for our Weight Loss Seminar, where we’ll walk through all the details of the 10-Day Detox and answer your questions. 📞 Call our office today at 281-616-3816 to reserve your seat—space is limited!

1. AirPods emit RF radiation near your head and body. AirPods utilize Bluetooth wireless technology, which means they emit radiofrequency (RF) radiation near your head and body for prolonged periods, increasing your risk for serious health issues, including cancer and neurological, reproductive and DNA damage. Experts say: "My concern for AirPods is that their placement in the ear canal exposes tissues in the head to relatively high levels of radio-frequency radiation." 2. AirPods pose a greater health risk to young people. Children and teenagers absorb more RF radiation than adults because they have more absorbent brain tissue, thinner skulls and smaller heads, making them especially vulnerable to the health risks of AirPod use. 3. AirPods increase your risk of brain cancer. The World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies RF radiation as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" based on an increased risk of brain cancer associated with RF radiation exposure. 4. AirPods open your blood-brain barrier. Exposure to low-intensity RF radiation (like Bluetooth) has been shown to open the blood-brain barrier, a layer of brain cells designed to prevent toxins from reaching the brain, which may lead to brain cancer and neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative diseases. 5. AirPods send magnetic fields right through your brain. The left and right AirPods communicate wirelessly via a magnetic induction field, continuously sending artificial electromagnetic energy back and forth right through your brain.

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I have been a patient of Dr Serge Gregoire for a few years now, and I will continue to be one. I am also a Skool community Members in three other Skool communities. I am an aerospace professional and a Leaderhsip and Team Coach Practitioner. I help aerospace and cybersecurity professionals navigate their way through their challenging careers. I also help them find new jobs when old ones end.