The other day I noticed ants eating a piece of meat on the ground. I watched in fascination as thousands of tiny black dots swarmed all over the morsel. Within the hour, the ants and the meat were gone.

They had quite literally devoured something orders of magnitude bigger than they were, before my very eyes. What a privilege it was to observe mother nature's clean up crew in action.

Watching these ants, I couldn't help but to draw parallels between them and bacteria. The ants didn't kill the meat, it was already dead, they were simply there to clean up the mess - just like bacteria. No one would claim the meat had an 'ant infection'.

You will seldom see ants trying to eat a healthy, living animal. Only when that animal dies do the ants take action. Bacteria are the same, they don't attack or destroy healthy tissue. They are saprophytic, consuming only dead and dying tissue.

By observing mother nature we can learn a lot about the human body and how it functions.

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When someone has a 'disease' such as hepatitis, white blood cells like neutrophils migrate to the liver tissue. No one blames the neutrophils as the cause of the problem, they are there to clean up the mess. The tissue damage occurs first & then the neutrophils respond. No one thinks they have a 'neutrophil infection'.

Bacteria are as much a part of us as neutrophils. They do a very similar job as neutrophils, except bacteria are usually found on the external body surfaces. White blood cells on the other hand are typically found inside the body.  

During an 'infection', bacteria are almost always present, but does this mean they have caused the problem?

Blaming bacteria as the cause of the problem & then trying to eradicate them with antibiotics makes as much sense as blaming hepatitis on neutrophils & attempting to destroy them with toxic immunosuppressants. 

We have confused the body's response to a problem as the cause of the problem. 

It's time for a paradigm shift. 

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Over the last few years, I've been challenging the status quo & sharing cutting-edge information about health & wellness with people from all over the world. Now it's time to take things to the next level with the Humanley Health Hub.

The Humanley Health Hub gives you 12-months access to the following;

+ A ticket to every live webinar scheduled over the next 12 months
+ Access to every single recorded webinar I've ever done
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+ Monthly live Q & A sessions
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+ Certificates of completion (CPE/CPD)
+ Much more

Check out the webinar schedule & more information here.

I'm running a free live Q & A session next Wednesday 14th Jun at 6 PM AEST. I'll be answering questions about health & wellness & providing a virtual tour of the Humanley Health Hub.

Join the live Zoom call here.

Thank you for your continued support.

Looking forward to meeting you on the inside!

Dan

Modern Westernised society has us distracted. We are so caught up with things that don't matter, we forget about the things that do. We have been conditioned into wanting to accumulate stuff that is meaningless and then having to work a slave job to pay for it.

As a consequence we take for granted all the things that really matter. When we take a moment to look objectively and see things for what they really are, it becomes apparent that there are only a handful of things that truly matter in this experience called life. 

Good health, joy, love, happiness and freedom are at the top of the list. Life becomes far less meaningful without them. Most people only begin to appreciate these things when they are gone and will do everything they can to get them back. 

Starting today, take a few moments everyday to show gratitude. Tell your loved ones you love them. Thank your body for everything it does. Go outside in nature and just be. Be grateful that you are free and have food to eat, a warm bed and a roof over your head. Help someone less fortunate than you. Give back. Forgive. Let go of feelings and emotions that don't serve you anymore. Be present. Be kind. 

Starting today, focus on cherishing the small things. Appreciate every single moment because one day you will look back and wish you had.

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My dog got something in his eye the other day. I picked it out and he was fine. Today I noticed he has a little bit of gunk in that eye.

Many would argue the reason his eye got 'infected' was because of 'bad' bacteria.

Why do we think it's a bacterial infection? We see bacteria there, so they must be the culprit!

Every day peoples eyes are constantly coming in contact with 'germs' in the air. So why aren't we all walking around with eye infections?

Is it possible a little bit of debris was still in his eye? What if the 'infection' is the eyes microbiome breaking down the debris to clear it from the body?

Could the bacteria be assisting in the tissue repair process? Were the bacteria the problem, or the answer to the problem?

If you believe the bacteria caused the problem, present your best scientific evidence and explain why.

If you believe there is another explanation, present your best scientific evidence and explain why.

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This Wednesday evening, I am holding a free live Q&A session where you can come along and ask me anything about health and wellness. I'll also be giving you an inside look at the Humanley Health Hub.

Simply click this link on Wednesday the 14th at 6 PM AEST to join the Zoom room.

Can't make it along? That's okay, send me through your question to hello@humanley.com or post it in the comments section below and I will answer it for you on the night.

The session will be recorded and available for you to watch anytime in the Humanley Free Webinar Library.

I hope to see you there!

Dan

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Live Q&A in just over 90 minutes time.

Come along and ask me anything about health and wellbeing. I'll also give you an inside look at the Humanley Health Hub.

Click here to join the zoom room: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83494757801

Looking forward to seeing you soon!

Roman Bystrianyk, the author of Dissolving Illusions has created a film based on the book.

He is having three screenings of the film in the coming days if you would like to watch.

The three film times are:
 
Thursday, June 15th at 6:00AM – USA Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4): https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85308030654

Friday, June 16th at 7:00PM – USA Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4): https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85273341102

Saturday, June 17th at 7:00PM – USA Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4): https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86941077177
 
The film runtime is 1 hour 47 minutes.

There will be a question-and-answer session following the film by Roman Bystrianyk.

The maximum limit is 100 people. It’s first come, first served.

If you can’t make those times, the movie will be available on/after July 11th here: https://theendofcovid.com/ref/380/

Feel free to share this invitation with friends and family.

Dissolving The Vaccine Illusion Trailer #1

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Thank you to everyone who attended the live Q&A session yesterday.

There were so many great questions! Your support means so much to me. It's great to see so many people interested in health and wellness.

The recording is now available in the Humanley Free Webinar Library.

If you have any questions, email hello@humanley.com

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There is Only One Disease

We are told there are thousands of different diseases, with hundreds of different causes. We are told that disease is a normal part of life, that the body is somehow imperfect, or broken and that it is doing something wrong. We are told that disease is a bad thing, that symptoms are the problem and symptom suppression is the only answer. But what if our understanding is completely misguided?

When you get a splinter in your finger, what happens? You get symptoms like pain, redness and swelling. It’s obvious that these symptoms didn’t cause the splinter, nor would we define it as a ‘splinter disease’. The symptoms are clearly the body's response to the splinter. When you really think about it, are the symptoms not the remedy to the splinter? The body will eventually push the splinter out and white blood cells will break down any remaining debris. Sure, you can take analgesics, antibiotics and anti-inflammatories so that things will feel and look ‘better’, but the splinter will remain.

When you accidentally eat something poisonous, what happens? You get symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea and a fever. The symptoms didn’t cause the problem, nor are the symptoms the ‘disease’. The symptoms are the body’s response to flush as much of the poison out of the system before it can be absorbed. Are the symptoms not the 'antidote' to the poison? Sure you could take an anti-emetic and an anti-diarrheal, the symptoms will be suppressed but the poison won’t get flushed out. The poison could then be absorbed in a sufficient quantity that it ends up damaging your internal organs.

Now let’s apply this same line of thinking to cardiovascular ‘disease’ for example. Are the symptoms like an elevated heart rate and blood pressure, hardening of the arteries and high cholesterol the cause of the problem or are they the body’s response to the problem? Could the elevated blood pressure be the body’s attempt at improving blood flow? Could the elevated cholesterol be the body’s attempt at protecting the arterial walls from oxidative damage? If so, then why are we so focused on the symptoms instead of identifying the ‘splinter’ and removing it?

What if there was only one disease with a handful of causes? What if there are no specific diseases but only specific disease conditions, just like Florence Nightingale proposed? What if disease is not a normal part of life? What if disease isn’t the body doing something wrong, but doing something right? What if symptoms are not the cause of the problem, but the answer to the problem? We are told many things about disease, but is our understanding maligned?

There’s so much more left to unpack on this topic and I have only just begun to scratch the surface here. On Saturday the 1st of July at 10 AM AEST I am going to be presenting a live webinar titled There is Only One Disease where I will be taking a deep dive into what disease is, how to re-frame our perspective and look at disease through a different lens. I will also be sharing my thoughts on what we can do to address the epidemic of chronic disease plaguing modern society.

This webinar is available through the Humanley Health Hub. If you haven't checked it out yet, take a look.

Looking forward to seeing you there.

Dan

Do you want to know the real reason why I quit my job as a university lecturer?

In early 2020 I decided to start Humanley with the aim of bringing high quality 'evidence-based' information about health and wellness to practitioners and students involved in healthcare. I was mindful of being as politically correct as possible. I didn't want to rock the boat, or say anything too controversial because I was worried about losing my job working as a Senior Lecturer of Nutritional Medicine at an Australian University. I was worried about losing credibility amongst my colleagues and students. I was worried about losing my livelihood and everything that I had worked hard for. I was living in fear.

As time went by, I decided I could no longer bite my tongue any longer. I didn't want to look back in the years to come, regretting my decision to stay quiet. Living in fear was not an option anymore. Over the next few years, I was reprimanded by my employer several times for trivial things (like recommending my students take a look at the Great Barrington Declaration) but I brushed it off and continued moving forward. The straw that broke the camels back came in late 2022 when my employer attempted to reprimand me for the work I am doing at Humanley. Not willing to play this game I resigned on the spot, leaving the higher education system behind after more than a decade.

Walking away from the security of a good paying job was a frightening prospect, but in all honesty it's been the best thing that has ever happened to me. At this point I would like to say thank you, not just to those who support the work I do, but to my haters. Thank you to the handful of students and lecturers who complained to my superiors about me. Thank you for the malice and spite. I mean this sincerely. If you never complained, I'd still be trying to work my way up the corporate ladder in a slave job, desperately unhappy. I thought that I would lose everything by walking away from that job, but the truth is, it brought positive change into my life in ways I never imagined possible. You changed my life for the better, so for that, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Leaving it all behind means that I can dedicate much more time to the work I am doing at Humanley. I have had time to write a book (which is almost finished) and start the Humanley Health Hub. There's some great things planned over the next 12 months and I want you to be a part of it.

Sign up to the Humanley Health Hub before the end of the month and take advantage of the special introductory offer of just $247 AUD. You receive 12 months access to every single webinar I have ever recorded, a ticket to every live presentation scheduled over the next year, a live Q&A session with me every month, plus lots more exclusive content and offers. Hurry, this offer ends on the 30th of June and will never be repeated.

Thanks for your continued support over the years, none of this would be possible without you.

Regards,

Dan

Inflammation Is Not The Enemy!

Why are we so fixated on suppressing inflammation? Where did this notion come from that inflammation is the cause of disease? Is there really such a thing as 'inflammatory disease'? How did we arrive at the conclusion that inflammation is somehow bad? Could it be that our understanding is completely back to front?

When you stub your toe against the door, what happens? It becomes inflamed. When you get a splinter in your finger, what happens? It becomes inflamed. When you burn your hand on the stove, what happens? It becomes inflamed. Did inflammation cause the problem? No. Do we call these injuries an inflammatory disease? No. If you keep stubbing your toe against the door every week, does this mean you have a chronic inflammatory disease of the toe? Absolutely not.

Inflammation is the body's response to a harmful input. It is the remedy, the healing response. So why do we want to suppress it or reduce it? When we think inflammation is the problem and focus on suppressing it, we are effectively at war against the body.

It's high time we change how we perceive inflammation.

Join me on Saturday the 1st of July at 10 AM AEST for the live presentation "There is only one disease", where I will be setting the record straight about inflammation, what disease is, what causes it and how to support the body's healing response.

This presentation is only available through the Humanley Health Hub.

Hope to see you there!

Dan

Last week during the live Q&A session, someone asked about improving their eyesight.

This is an interesting piece on Sungazing, published in the most prestigious scientific journal in the world, Nature.

The Bate's method which involves palming, visualization, movement and most controversial of all, sunning, (i.e., sungazing) was proposed by William Horatio Bates, an American Ophthalmologist back in the 1920's.

What do you think about this controversial practice for myopia?

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Have you been thinking about signing up to the Humanley Health Hub? I'd love to have you become part of our growing community. Investing in your health is always worth it, because it's the most important thing you will ever own.

The special introductory offer ends at midnight tonight. Get 12 months access for just $247 AUD, which is just $17 per presentation, instead of the usual $75. This price will never be repeated and will increase to $447 AUD tomorrow.

Come and join the many like minded, health conscious truth-seekers, just like yourself that have already signed up to the Humanley Health Hub. What you will learn might change the way you think about health, well being and the human body forever.

The first live presentation "There is Only One Disease" begins tomorrow at 10 AM AEST. This presentation is going to be a paradigm shift for many people and will set the stage for the presentations scheduled over the next 12 months.

Thanks for your continued support. None of this would be possible without you.

Hope to see you in the live session tomorrow.

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Dan

Episode 72: Dr. Darko Velcek - Be Like Water

https://www.humanley.com/blog/episode72

Dr. Darko Velcek, veterinarian turned natural health advocate and author of books like 'The Owner's Manual for the Human Body' and 'The Self Healer's Protocol' joins me for a lively discussion about the healing power of water, plasma water, salt, the true nature of disease, how to harness the body's innate capacity to heal itself and much more.

To find out more about Darko, please visit his website;

https://darkovelcek.wordpress.com

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Good to see the Terrain Theory being discussed on mainstream media by a medical doctor however, it's unfortunate to see Antoine Bechamp and the Terrain Theory being misrepresented. It's clear the presenter has a very rudimentary grasp on the topic.

https://realitycheck.radio/health-hacks-on-immunity-germ-theory-vs-terrain-theory

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Don't forget to check out The End of Covid, which kicks off on the 11th of July.

I gave a presentation about mould and parasites, which you might enjoy.

www.theendofcovid.com

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Time for something a little different.

Has anyone heard of Vegetable Police? He's got some interesting perspectives on things, oh and he has been very outspoken on his channel about certain health related topics.

I thought you might enjoy his latest video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFOVPDDOsbE

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People are aware that disease is contagious. But they're probably not aware that health is too, according to a 2021 paper.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8283520

This shouldn't come as a surprise considering a range of human feelings, emotions and behaviours like smiling, Iaughter, happiness and love have been known to be contagious for quite some time.

Can anyone tell me the thing causing this effect? Is it a germ? Is it an energetic frequency? Is it a visual cue? All of the above? None of the above?

Why are we not focusing on what causes the transmission of love and happiness, instead of sickness and disease?

Let's assume for moment a visual cue (like a smile) is essential for the emotion of happiness to infect people in close proximity. What happens when you cover up your face with a piece of material? Might this negatively impact the spread of happiness?

Happiness is contagious.

Love is contagious.

Health is contagious.

Don't forget it.

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Pop quiz time.

Who knows the name and location of this island, and what happened there shortly after the conclusion of World War I?

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Bacteria are saprophytic. They decompose dead and dying tissue. They do not attack healthy tissue.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/25240869

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