Iceni

24/03/2026

Well Boo-hoo.

Doctors are now wanting to "control" their public reviews?
Sorry, but people have a right to say what they think - and if it's not good, accept it.

It is true that people usually only take time to leave reviews when they are super happy, or super dissatisfied - and there are a lot of dissatisfied customers of allopathic medicine!

Here's the truth.
* Until doctors start doing their job - preventing disease, and not just poorly 'treating' them, they SHOULD always receive bad reviews.
* Being compassionate doesn't make you a good doctor - educating and helping patients to prevent diseases does.
* Spending more than 15 minutes with a patient is necessary.
* Properly evaluating your patients and paying attention to all symptoms is crucial.
* Understand that no one wants to be on pharma drugs long term.

23/03/2026

Shia Lebeouf.

There are clearly signs that Shia LaBeouf has struggled publicly with serious personal and behavioral issues. His pattern of erratic incidents and legal trouble suggests someone who may be dealing with significant issues, potentially including trauma and substance use.

Right now, he is a public menace at best, and potentially dangerous to himself, and others, at worst.

Leeches like TMZ and other media outlets are exploiting his condition for profit and attention - shame on them.

Where are his doctors? Why isn't he receiving adequate treatment to stabilize him?

This is an example of how mental healthcare let's us all down. They have no decent treatments, and just expect people to pop a pill, and then they send them out the door, where they become society's problem.

Do better allopathic medicine, or resign to the fact that you are worthless - and allow the holistic mental programs have a try.

20/03/2026

"America needs to talk about p**p".

, I think you'll find you meant to say that "Doctors need to talk about p**p".

In the year 2026, allopathic medicine is just discovering that having a healthy GI tract, and bowel habits is important.

That's Step 1.A in holistic and alternative health.

16/03/2026

Well well well. The Medpage Minions will be having another coronary on this:-

“it was notable that more than 50% of adolescents -- regardless of BMI categories -- failed to meet the recommended intake levels of EAR or AI benchmarks for key nutrients, including vitamin D, vitamin E, vitamin C, potassium, calcium, food folate, vitamin A, and dietary fiber.”

The fact that in today’s world we have the most overfed, yet undernourished population is not new. It is sad that allopathic medicine is only now beginning to realize this.

Stutts: “As we know, proper nutrition is the foundation of health.”

No you don’t know that. If you did, why is this topic largely absent from the standard curricula of most medical schools?

Nothing in this article is new.

Functional Medicine doctors have been addressing inflammatory markers for decades.

The holistic world also recognizes this is a family dynamic, and not solely down to the individual.

What will allopathy do about this crisis?
1) Absolutely nothing, or
2) Copy the approaches from HDs, FMD, ND, HHPs and HHCs, change a few descriptive words and pretend like they came up with the idea.

30. MDs are too cowardly to stand up to the food industries and tell them they are harming their patients.
32. MDs do not understand that their patients are addicted to foods that are harming them, and therefore need emotional coaching (just like the holistic world offers), and not just dietary advice.

John Stutts at Abbott - you have a lot to learn

13/03/2026

Friday Funny!

Is this utterly random and bizarre comment from Viv Timms - a chronic bully on Medpage Today.

Not only does it not contribute anything of value to the thread, but it is impossible to know the point that Viv is trying to make.

Is she agreeing that she's never been to a hospital as she has never had any issues?

Or is she defending allopathic medicine's filthy, poorly run hospitals - and saying that she has never had an issue - suggesting she has frequented them often as a patient?

We suspect it's the latter.
So much for her being "healthy".

11/03/2026

Well well well, who has it right yet again?

Not the Medpage Today Minions who believe that multivitamins are "worthless" and sold by "grifters" and "shills".

They've all gone a little quiet on Medpage Today lately - I guess the realization that their beliefs are extremely outdated has hit the hard and they've scarpered with their tales between their legs.

has actually shocked us with publishing this article.

11/03/2026

In the year 2026, allopathic medicine still does not fully screen for the presence of infections for donors.

They can't get anything right, can they?

09/03/2026

This is hysterical.

Medical schools largely ditched education in diet and nutrition decades ago after deeming it clinically irrelevant. Now, nearly a century later, they are scrambling to bring it back.

Reading the comments from MDs and dietitians on illustrates the problem perfectly. Many appear to use diet and nutrition interchangeably - they are related but very different concepts.

Diet refers to the foods a person eats. Nutrition refers to the nutrients the body requires for cellular function, organ performance, and metabolic processes. Confusing the two reveals a basic misunderstanding of how human physiology actually works - which is very scary considering they claim to be "health experts".

Nutrition technically exists in medical curricula, but it has historically been limited to identifying severe deficiency diseases - scurvy, rickets, pellagra - rather than understanding how nutrients support everyday biological function and long-term health.

As for "diet", a person can follow what is considered a “healthy diet” and still remain deficient in nutrients required for optimal physiological function. Food choice alone does not guarantee adequate nutrient status.

Holistic schools never dropped this topic - so please save us all from allopathic medicine's stupidity, and just employ HDs, NDs, HHPs, HHCs.

09/03/2026

Well well well…. Who is right yet again? Not the Medpage Today minions.

Iceni “I have said repeatedly that I am seeing children, teens and young adults with persistent digestive issues”

Medpage Today March 2026 : “Incidence of bowel disease nearly quadrupled in over 40 years.”

Viv Timms on Ice Ni: “you spread misinformation and the page has never posted anything after you have mentioned it. Is there a pill for narcissism?”

Will the medpage minions ever realise that, by following allopathic medicine, they're permanently stuck in a timewarp that is 100 years behind holistic and alternative health? Afterall, they address the issues of GI health very differently to allopathic medicine with greater success.

And what will allopathic medicine do about this escalating problem? Absolutely nothing.

BTW, it is less about “family history”, and more to do with poor food quality, and generational influences. Give it another 100 years, allopathy will eventually learn that too.

27. MDs dismiss early symptoms as ‘mild’.
28. MDs don’t understand how inflammation or systemic inflammation occur.
30. MDs are too cowardly to stand up to the food industries and tell them they are harming their patients.
32. MDs do not understand that their patients are addicted to foods that are harming them, and therefore need emotional coaching (just like the holistic world offers), and not just dietary advice.

06/03/2026

So much for that spike protein being 'temporary'.

The rapid deployment of mRNA vaccines for SARS-CoV-2, such as BNT162b2 (BioNTech-Pfizer) and mRNA-1273 (Moderna), provided a critical tool in combatin…

06/03/2026

FRIDAY FUNNY:-

Is this little quip from the bullies on aka Viv Timms and her alter-ego Laura Anne.

Here's "Viv" giving us exactly what "Laura Anne" had just accused another person of doing.

🫵🤡

05/03/2026

is up in arms that people criticize and are outspoken against vaccines.

And what’s the problem with that?

Vaccines, like most aspects of allopathic medicine, should be criticized.

Hence why our page exists. 😀