Dr. Sircus

There are forms of medicine so simple that modern medicine almost ceases to recognize them as medicine: a hand on a frightened child’s back, a baby resting against the warmth of a mother’s chest, a father holding a feverish child through the night, a hug after fear, a gentle hand on the forehead, the quiet...

In an essay about chlorine dioxide curing diabetes, written by a friend, we read the following: In diabetes, mitochondria often stop working properly. This is especially damaging in the pancreas, where insulin-producing beta cells rely heavily on healthy mitochondria to sense sugar and release insulin correctly. Muscle cells in diabetic patients also show weaker mitochondrial...

Reality is one thing; what experts think and say is another. Reality is hard; it’s durable, though it moves and changes. But in the minds of men, in manipulative media, and in government reports, reality becomes so slippery that it’s hard to recognize it anymore. And when it comes to climate, to Nature, well, there...

That is a good question and mirrors one of the biggest problems and blind spots in modern medicine. Another major dementia report has appeared, and once again, magnesium is missing from the conversation. The World Health Organization has updated its recommendations for reducing dementia risk, and a September 1, 2026, article published by Fox News...

Trust is one of the most precious things people can give one another. It underpins marriage, friendship, medicine, and government. We trust people because we believe their words match their intentions and that those intentions will eventually become actions. When that correspondence breaks down, something much deeper than disappointment occurs. We begin to question the...