The Healing Miracle

24/11/2025

20/11/2025

⚠️ A single MRI scan can leave toxic metal particles in your body, study shows.

A new study from the University of New Mexico has revealed that a single MRI scan using gadolinium-based contrast agents could leave behind toxic nanoparticles in the body—potentially triggering serious health complications.

Gadolinium, a rare earth metal used to enhance imaging clarity, is typically bound in a "safe" compound for medical use. But researchers found that it can break free inside the body and combine with oxalic acid—naturally found in foods like spinach and in vitamin C supplements—forming harmful crystalline nanoparticles.

These particles can embed in tissues and spark inflammatory and immune responses, possibly leading to conditions like nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF), a rare but severe disease that affects the skin, kidneys, heart, and lungs.

Dr. Brent Wagner, the study’s lead author, noted that some patients developed severe complications after just one dose. The research suggests that even brief exposure to gadolinium can trigger long-term cellular stress as the body struggles to eliminate these foreign particles. The team is now working on a global registry to identify at-risk individuals by testing for gadolinium residues in hair, nails, blood, and urine. While MRIs remain critical and generally safe for most patients, these findings raise urgent questions about how contrast agents are administered, especially for those with compromised kidney function or other risk factors. As imaging technology advances, so too must our strategies for protecting patients.

Source: UNM scientists discover how MRI contrast agent forms harmful metal nanoparticles in the body. University of New Mexico Health Sciences Newsroom, 2025.

20/11/2025

Viganò warns: “A dangerous subversive elite has infiltrated the highest levels of Western institutions to implement a criminal global plan.”

20/11/2025

The Centre for Disease Control has started updating its website regarding childhood vaccines and autism. I think this is called a controlled release of information.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html

Read more:
https://x.com/ABridgen/status/1991460556235247622?t=siLcjHDjMGAVrRiG5CmgfQ&s=19

Andrew Bridgen on X:
https://x.com/ABridgen?t=ACw4w1ItzOOogpRv7b0_Cg&s=09

Andrew Bridgen on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1CA1PZ1jqL/

20/11/2025

Answers to common questions about vaccine safety and autism.

19/11/2025

Fasting flips your body’s repair switch naturally

When your body goes without food for several hours, something remarkable happens. It activates a powerful self-cleaning process called autophagy that starts repairing and regenerating your immune system from within.

Autophagy means “self-eating,” but it’s not harmful. Instead, it’s the body’s natural way of clearing out damaged cells, toxic proteins, and worn-out parts. During fasting, your cells become more efficient. They begin to recycle old components, turning waste into raw material for building stronger, healthier cells.

But the most fascinating benefit? Autophagy triggers the regeneration of white blood cells and immune system components, especially during prolonged or intermittent fasting. Studies show this can help reduce inflammation, lower disease risk, and even improve how your body responds to infections.

It’s like hitting a reset button. Instead of running on constant fuel, the body pauses and takes inventory—cleaning up the clutter, sharpening defenses, and building resilience.

Some researchers even believe autophagy might slow aging and help protect against chronic illness. It’s why fasting methods like intermittent fasting and time-restricted eating have become popular for both weight control and long-term health.

This isn’t about starving yourself. It’s about giving your body windows of rest—so it can repair, rebuild, and recharge.

Fasting doesn’t just teach discipline. It unlocks a biological rhythm we were designed for. And in that rhythm, your body begins to heal itself naturally.