Red, Blue & Real
Independent research and analysis across two domains: civic systems and health systems. Each section documents patterns, mechanisms, and evidence-based frameworks.
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Politics & Systems
Analysis of how power operates in contemporary American governance.
How psychological influence functions as a governing mechanism through algorithmic amplification, propaganda networks, and manufactured polarization.
How public resources flow to concentrated private interests through policy design, procurement structures, and regulatory capture.
Five-part series examining campaign finance, dark money networks, policy capture, and proven reforms.
Framework for democratic governance grounded in shared principles rather than partisan positioning.
Documentation of systematic barriers to democratic participation.
Analysis of government statistics, program performance, and institutional credibility.
Case studies of extraction, manipulation, and institutional failure at state and local levels.
Essays on systemic change, adaptation, and civic coordination.
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Physiology & Health Systems
Research on chronic conditions, autoimmune mechanisms, and diagnostic pathways.
Comprehensive analysis of gastric autoimmunity, B12 metabolism, associated deficiencies, and clinical management.
Systematic examination of a collapsed gastrointestinal ecosystem and structured recovery protocol.
Collection of research notes, reflections, and deeper dives into the science of therapeutic helminths.
Articles on thyroid function, iron homeostasis, chronic inflammatory conditions, and cross-system interactions.
Practical methods and research notes on medicinal plants, including tincture preparation and traditional knowledge.
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About This Site
This is a working archive of research and analysis across civic and health systems. The material serves as personal reference but is published as credible documentation for anyone examining these topics. Articles include primary sources, data analysis, and systematic frameworks. Content is organized by subject area for direct access to specific domains.