notadoc (@notadoc)

@Gabriels_Horn @Marika64 @krazykyle I Am Not Fully Aware of What Dr. Tenpenny Has been saying recently. It has probably been well over a year since I've watched her, usually with A panel of other doctors discussing the plandemic. If I was forced to make a comment, I would have to say to "partly believe" her statements. They are usually well researched, but most research Today is severely flawed. We are passing through an extremely unsettled time in what we call medical science. Significant "breakthroughs", many of which have been discovered over the last 200 years, are coming out. The entire foundations related to anatomy, physiology and chemistry are entering the process of upheaval. The revealing followed by a tremendous forward push of "honest research" will probably be observable after the fall of the Babylonian system. I followed Dr. Tenpenny's work Back in the late 1980s and early 90s. Her focus was primarily gynecology (women's health). There had been breakthroughs regarding The use of L-tryptophan and bio identical hormones. Around 1988/89 A nurse practitioner came out with a book concerning the use of L-tryptophan. (An essential amino acid: amino acids are building blocks to proteins, and the essential amino acids are the ones that our bodies can not produce on their own. You have to obtain them through diet or supplementation.). L-tryptophan seem to have worked miracles for PMS symptoms, Depression, insomnia, and even bedwetting. I was recommending L-tryptophan to my patients in a Rural family practice setting back in 1987/88. In 1988 I began commuting to Alaska, primarily in remote industrial settings, and frequently prescribed and dispensed L-tryptophan for sleeping problems. Most of my clientele work at least 12 hours a day, seven days a week for many weeks and frequently months at a time. They would be away from home, living, eating and sleeping under stressful situations. I was glad to find that my predecessor at Conoco (within a few hundred yards of the Arctic Ocean) had L-tryptophan in stock in our pharmacy. (Yes, we functioned as pharmacists also.). Within a very short time I received a memo from one of the government medical organizations informing me to immediately remove L-tryptophan from the pharmacy and dispensing because it was "associated," with a very rare and possibly fatal disease. I removed it from the pharmacy, and put it in a desk drawer. (I have even used it occasionally.). Note: L-tryptophan is the amino acid that is found in large amounts in Turkey. It is one of the main reasons That people fall asleep after their Thanksgiving meal. (You usually end up sleeping through at least one quarter of the college football games.). I knew that in no way could the amino acid be a poison. But everyone who had been promoting the amino acid were forced to stop their promotion. (I believe during this time, Dr. Tenpenny had a weekly half-hour program on TBN.). It wasn't more than one or two months later that a "brand-new," drug came out on the market. It was initially called "Prozac." As most people know, it was primarily used for depression, and later they produce the exact same medication in a pink pill, and I believe a different name, and it was specifically for PMS. (Premenstrual syndrome.). I just knew that the attack on L-tryptophan Was to pave the way for Prozac. Sidenote: when I worked at Conoco in Arctic Alaska, I worked 4 weeks straight in Alaska, then I was four weeks at home in eastern Washington state. I went into my local rural Bank after getting home. While standing in line, a woman who I had recommended that She try L-tryptophan for her young son who had a problem with bedwetting. I had performed a thorough workup on him to verify that he actually had this problem. We tried all of the nonpharmaceutical treatments without success. The prescription medication was extremely potent and with significant side effects. The patient's mother agreed with me that we shouldn't try that route. I offered her a referral to specialists, which she also declined. So again I recommended L-tryptophan. Well, while standing in line she came up to me, with great vigor and Volume so that everyone in the bank took notice, and chewed me up one side, and down the other for having recommended "The poisonous" L-tryptophan. With very little success I Tried to explain "Essential" amino acid, To no avail. A couple of years later after Prozac made billions, and The "depression" Diagnosis increased to Epidemic proportions, It was quietly revealed that one manufacturer in Japan had "accidentally contaminated" a batch of L-tryptophan with an oil from one of their machines used in manufacturing. Son of the gun! Untainted L-tryptophan is actually Essential to human survival. Dr. Tenpenny was one of the early medical providers who did the research and Was right about L-tryptophan