Bonnie L Rotheiser, DC

03/16/2026

Do you ever feel exhausted by a world that never stops refreshing? The endless notifications, the constant scrolling, the pressure to always be reachable?

In Japan, the philosophy of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, encourages stepping into nature and away from noise. That same quiet pull toward paper books, vinyl records, film cameras, and slow mornings is not random. Analogue is making a comeback because we are craving something tangible and deeply human again. Read the full article to explore why stepping away from digital might be exactly what we need.

Read more: https://magazine.1000libraries.com/the-big-comeback-of-analog-and-why-it-matters-more-than-ever/

03/14/2026

This image should make every parent stop scrolling.

It claims mRNA vaccine development was cancelled because the risks were greater than the benefits.

Let that sink in for a second.

For years parents were told to never question the system.
Never ask what goes into the shots.
Never ask about long-term effects.
Just trust it.

But now people are starting to ask different questions.

Because parents are watching their kids struggle.

Eczema that never used to be normal.
Gut problems in toddlers.
Behaviour changes.
Sleep issues.
Meltdowns that come out of nowhere.

Something is clearly off with children’s health.

Yet the conversation always gets shut down the moment parents start connecting the dots.

Instead of asking why children are getting sicker, the system tells parents to stop asking questions.

As a mother I refuse to do that.

Children today are carrying a toxic load their bodies were never designed for.

Food chemicals.
Heavy metals.
Environmental toxins.
And things parents were told were completely safe.

Parents are waking up and the system doesn’t like it.

The real question isn’t why people are questioning.

The real question is…

Why were parents told not to question in the first place?

03/11/2026

03/10/2026

MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW), launched in 2001, makes virtually all of MIT’s course materials — lecture notes, exams, problem sets, videos, and more — available online at no cost.

Anyone in the world can freely browse, download, and use materials from over 2,500 courses covering the full undergraduate and graduate curriculum. No registration or login is required, and everything is published under a Creative Commons license for open sharing.

The project has been praised globally for democratizing access to world-class education and has inspired similar efforts at hundreds of other universities.

03/09/2026

Happy International Women's Day!


The last paragraph of the article written about Marie Curie (link below) speaks volumes.

"A few of her books and papers are still so radioactive that they are stored in lead boxes."
"It seems fitting that Curie left a scientific legacy that is literally untouchable."

She gave her life --- in the name of science.

🏅Her work worthy of a pulitzer prize.
Her scientific and medical discoveries changed our world forever.

What we know ...
She gave her life for it--- a high price to pay.

Other known facts.
Proven now several times over ...

✨️Toxic Metals injure humans and damage our environment (air, soil, water) ... the very things that sustain all that lives on our planet.
They destroy and disrupt the body's ability to live in homeostasis.

In electronics, nuclear, and other tightly controlled and regulated industries ... toxic rare earth metals afford us luxury, yet have still been found to be dangerous and problematic.

The many ways these elements are used cannot be compared whatsoever to when injected into the human body.

Yet, we continue to revisit, revise, recreate ways to utilize ... as such ... the tales lives on about amazing 'glow-in-the-dark' moments in the human body ...

Today Gadolinium (Gd) - element #64, the coldest metal on earth, is injected directly into the bloodstream of humans--- tens-of-millions of times annually, wrapped in a FLAWED ligand (intended for safety) --- in the name of healthcare.
This element, like Polonium (Po) #84 and Radium (Ra) # 88 inside of our body --- glow-in-the-dark !

The history of using Thorotrast (a collidial suspension of radioactive thorium dioxide) in humans afforded us some horrific outcomes and lessons.

Additionally, the stories of Mercury, Lead, and others ... never INJECTED WITH INTENT, as we do Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agents.

Each rare element providing a telling story with valuable lessons.

🎯 Fact.
Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agents cure nothing ...

Even those who are paid to inject them ... now question the validity and purpose --- discussing quietly why is it so over prescribed and used?

When questioning it they are often told, you are 'Paid to inject, not to question -- stay in your lane'. They have their marching orders and bills to pay. Putting them in a precarious situation!

When things go wrong, they often document --- no worries!
'EPI pen' injection to the rescue --- never mind it adds more chemicals into an already toxicity overloaded and inflammation riddled body.
The protocol ... move the patient to ER, so as not to slow down production or profits for the day! Don't worry, no need to report the adversity to FDA database, FAERS. It's not your job!
Hurry ...
People waiting.
Next customer please ...

In the name of wellness and health, seriously?

The old mantra was "drink plenty of water, it's completely eliminated in 24-48 hrs" ... FALSE. Still used today, by those who neglect or don't keep up with the science.

In 2018, manufacturers letter, signed and distributed ... retained in 'EVERYONE' injected. Found in the brain, bones, tissue and organs months to years later!

🎶 The newer mantra 🎶
"it's the best thing we have" .. and people are lining up 10-20 deep, waiting to be injected. Eager to see their glow-in-the-dark image.

All the while --- no one (patient, doctor, tech, toxicologist) RARELY, if EVER have the much needed, preventative open dialogue about the plethora of known and documented--- scientific research describing the damage it may, can, and does create ...

Never truly affording patients or an open dialogue of the known risks.

🤔 Concerns?
Oh ... Absolutely!

Some leaders in the field even going on video to say ... 'Informed Consent' may instill fear and prevent patients from getting the imaging ...
(side note - the projected sales for this product in 2030 are $1.2B (billion).

Good news is, the glow-in-the-dark image does an amazing job ... it affords the medical community to see and treat the 'initial' issue --- so they can remove it, radiate it, inject a nuclear or other toxicant available, dozens of options to fix the 'problem of the day'.

Perhaps, the largest and still unaddressed question left to understand...

🧨Then what?

🤔 What about the remaining retained Gadolinium?

It's not eradicated!
It's stored.
Can snd does set off chaos.

The retained Gadolinium, simply finds another molecule and dances off the dance floor to hide out somewhere, as industry leaders teach upcoming students --- to later be found in the brain, bone marrow, mitochondria, kidneys or some other cozy place!

The Gadolinium winning out after a game of tug-a-war with the much needed, necessary, and required for human health ... Calcium (Ca) molecule and nutrient.

The cascading impact on other nutrients --- few testing is even done or looked at by Western Medicine.
🧬Mineral gapping, what's that?

🩻 The retained Gadolinium ... it's visible for viewing--- disregarded and ignored by the experts.
They see it cozy and napping in the brain, eyes and other places throughout the body.

Possible outcomes ... all helpful, adding to medical profits and revenue.

Gadolinium...

Resting in the pineal gland, patients report following an injection --- they are unable to sleep; or as Gd rests quietly in the basal ganglia which control the body's motor skills --- patients find their body is twitching uncontrollably, they are unable to walk, or they complain about the onset of brain fog and memory loss.

Some even get testing and find their inflammation, red /white blood, cytokine and other markera are off the charts.

Dental? Most definitely a possibility ... opportunity exists according to patients following an injection.

Thyroid disorders following an injection? ... You betcha!

Some lucky patients report finding themselves in the game of "autoimmune dysregulation" ---
Suddenly the blood test shows an ANA positive test ... giving the patient and medical community months to years of more testing, new drugs or protocols--- even more imaging to narrow in on a which of the 200+ autoimmune diagnosis on the list might be a problem.

Perhaps or until ... in some next or upcoming dagnostic image round ... fibrosis, thickening, or hardening of one or more organs may be found.

🧐 Still, everyone just shaking their heads ... in utter wonder.
Questioning---
-The patient and doctor, bewildered?
- How did this happen?

📖 Yet, for some reason no one thought to open or read the Medication Guide, which tells at least pieces of this puzzling story --- listed and documented there is data that offers a lot of possibilities to be curious about, inquire, and use to connect the dots.

Few ever think to ask the question ---
"Could the diagnostic tool intended to be helpful be partially responsible for all these new concerns?"

All the while ... tucked away on the FDA website in the approved Medication Guide that few read! Complete with boxed Warnings ⚠️

Those patients who do question it ... are met with gaslighting, are bullied and shamed, the medical response---

"I'm the medical expert and have never had anyone report such a thing ... let's get you some emotional and/or psychological testing".

Interesting, right?
Fascinating truly.
Unbelievable, actually that we find ourselves here in 2026!

We, humans call it ---
✨️Science.
✨️Medicine.
✨️Healthcare.

Happy International Women's Day!

Marie Curie and her ... "en--light-ening" story ... that wrote the first defining moment and definition of 'glow-in-the-dark' in medicine.

She gave her life for the story --- her legacy lives on today as a story of progress and success!
Decades later ... the element numbers change ... the results the same.

Perhaps ... will make the history books someday ... telling a different and updated version and definition of the term 'glow-in-the-dark'.

✨️🙏💜
Living With Gadolinium, LLC



The above written for entertainment, educational, informational purposes only. Not intended or to be used as medical advice.
Healthcare is complex! ALWAYS do your homework, be your own advocate, work with a professional you trust.

Click the link to read the story ...
Credit: nobleprize.org
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03/09/2026

03/09/2026

Her name was Norma Swenson. She was 26 years old when she gave birth to her daughter Sarah in 1958 — and what she witnessed in that maternity ward that day would shape the rest of her 93 years on earth.
All around her, women in labor were being given Scopolamine, a drug that induced what doctors called "twilight sleep" — a state of semi-consciousness filled with hallucinations and terror. When the women thrashed, confused and frightened, they were tied to their beds with restraints. They were then given Demerol, which rendered them unconscious, while their babies were delivered by forceps.
Norma watched these women screaming, trying to climb out of their beds, calling for their mothers, cursing their husbands.
She later said she knew immediately: "These women weren't being helped. They were being controlled."
Norma herself refused the drugs entirely. She gave birth awake, alert, and fully present — a sight so unusual that the entire labor and delivery ward gathered around her bed to watch. Most of the residents had never seen a natural birth before.
She never forgot what she had seen.
In 1960, only 6 percent of incoming American medical students were women. Healthcare was dominated by male physicians who, too often, approached women's bodies with paternalism, condescension, and genuine ignorance. Women were routinely told to defer — to trust the experts, ask no questions, and accept what they were given.
Norma refused.
In May 1969, she was among a small group of Boston women who gathered at a workshop called Women and Their Bodies, part of a women's liberation conference at Emmanuel College. They shared their medical experiences — the dismissals, the misinformation, the humiliations, the fear. The conversations were so raw and necessary that they didn't stop when the conference ended. They kept meeting, kept researching, kept writing down everything that the medical establishment had never told them.
That summer, twelve women spent months answering every medical question they had ever been afraid to ask. The result was a 193-page stapled booklet called Women and Their Bodies, published by a small local press for 75 cents.
It spread through communities across America like a quiet revolution.
By 1971, renamed Our Bodies, Ourselves, it had sold 225,000 copies — mostly by word of mouth, without a single advertisement.
Norma Swenson was a co-founder of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, the organization behind the book, and served as its first Director of International Programs. She brought to the collective her years of expertise as president of both the Boston and International Childbirth Education Associations — and her personal, indelible memory of what a maternity ward looked like when no one thought women deserved to be awake for their own births.
When Simon & Schuster published the expanded commercial edition in 1973, the book became a cultural phenomenon. It addressed everything the medical establishment had systematically kept from women: sexuality, ma********on, abortion, birth control, menopause, and childbirth. Barbara Ehrenreich called it "a manifesto of medical populism." Conservative groups called it obscene.
The women who wrote it called it the truth.
Norma spent the rest of her life taking that truth global — traveling to Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe, supporting women's health movements in country after country, teaching at Harvard's School of Public Health for over 20 years, and helping translate the book into 34 languages. She worked with the World Health Organization. She consulted with governments. She helped ordinary women everywhere understand that their bodies belonged to them.
Until the very end, her daughter Sarah said, Norma was still asking: "Why don't women have bodily autonomy in the 21st century? We still don't have control. Why is that?" WBUR News
She kept asking.
Norma Meras Swenson died on May 11, 2025, at her home in Newton, Massachusetts, at the age of 93. WikipediaShe was born in a world where women were tied to beds during childbirth. She left behind a world where millions of women, in 34 languages, had been told the truth about their own bodies — and taught that knowing that truth was not radical.
It was just self-respect.