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    Steady Support for the Next Step — Dr. Paul

    A concrete, optional resource for National Recovery Month — offered alongside, never in place of, professional care.

    Earlier this month, I wrote about what National Recovery Month means and why steadiness — one chosen step at a time — matters more than any dramatic overhaul. I said I'd follow up with one concrete resource I'd evaluated that fits that same idea. This is that resource.

    To be clear from the start: what follows is not a recovery protocol, and it isn't treatment for addiction, anxiety, depression, insomnia, stress, or any other condition. It's one optional collection of products I reviewed against criteria I relied on throughout my years in practice — nothing more, nothing less. If you or someone you love is in or seeking recovery from a mental health or substance use disorder, the professionals and programs equipped to help remain the right first call. This is simply something some readers may find useful alongside that support.

    An Honest Note on the Name

    Fullscript, the dispensary platform I work with, currently lists this collection under the name "Addiction Bundle." I want to name that plainly rather than quietly work around it, because I think transparency matters more than a tidier label. Being named that way does not mean the products in it treat addiction — they don't, and no one should read it that way. It's a grouping Fullscript has organized around general nutritional, calm-related, and evening-routine ingredients, and that's the honest scope of what it is.

    🌿 What's in the Collection

    I evaluated each of these for defined ingredients, appropriate form, and companies whose formulation standards I trusted from my years in practice. Here's what's currently included, exactly as listed by Fullscript:

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    Vital research about aluminum toxicity in children.

    Aluminum in IV solutions was then shown to impair neurological development, with infants who received 45 micrograms/Kg/day compared to 5 micrograms/Kg/day having a reduced Bayley Mental Development Index of 1 point per day of exposure!
    [ref. Bishop NJ, Morley R, Day JP, Lucas A aluminum neurotoxicity in preterm infants receiving intravenous-feeding solutions. N. Eng. J Med 1997;336:1557-1561.]
     
    The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) has had a ruling in place for the past decade not to exceed 5 micrograms/Kg/day of parenteral  aluminum.
     
    Parenteral means IV or IM (injected).
     
    The CDC continues to ignore this data and ruling calling for the injection of 250 micrograms of aluminum to all newborns born in the USA which is more than 10X (1000%) of the maximum allowable dose of aluminum injected with the Hepatitis B vaccine.
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    My Research Philosophy

    ​​Perhaps the greatest tragedy befalling the American people, is the corporate take-over of science and the loss of scientific independence and integrity in our institutions of higher education – once the best in the world, and the loss of independence for our peer reviewed journals. 
    ​It is my goal to bring to your attention research that is vital but has been forgotten or intentionally ignored. I will also bring to your attention research that is controversial but important. 
    If you have 100 studies that show no link between autism and vaccines does that prove there is no link?  Not at all if the study design is wrong. 

    What if there were 100 articles that showed no link between tobacco and lung cancer? There were – paid for by the tobacco companies. 

    ​The challenge with much of the research being published to disprove the link between vaccines and autism or vaccines and health problems, is that they are setting up the studies to look at outcomes that won’t matter. By design the studies will not show anything and are relatively meaningless. What we need when it comes to vaccines and autism or other long-term damage are long term studies comparing fully vaccinated or partially vaccinated children to unvaccinated children.