Evidence-Based Information and Analysis
Laurel FitzhughThe extensive evidence behind DMSO’s ability to regenerate spinal cord injuries, treat “incurable” back pain, and transform spinal medicine — and how to use it A Midwestern Doctor May 16, 2026 ∙ Paid Story at a Glance: DMSO is an “umbrella remedy” whose combination of therapeutic properties (improving circulation, reducing inflammation, protecting cells, and reviving dying … Read more
The Forgotten Side of Medicine DMSO is a Miraculous Therapy for Chronic Pain and Musculoskeletal Injuries The decades of evidence DMSO revolutionizes the practice of medicine A Midwestern Doctor Sep 29, 2024 ∙ Paid Story at a Glance •The standard approach for treating pain and musculoskeletal injuries typically involves giving NSAIDs (e.g., ibuprofen), and in … Read more
The Forgotten Side of Medicine How DMSO Heals Nerves and Eliminates Neuropathic Pain Why a single agent, through its forgotten biophysical effects, can reverse an improbable range of “incurable” neurological conditions. A Midwestern Doctor Jun 14, 2026 Story at a Glance DMSO is an “umbrella remedy” whose combination of therapeutic properties (improving circulation, reducing inflammation, … Read more
Pernicious anemia has documented familial prevalence. First-degree relatives of PA patients carry a risk four times higher than the general population, and among siblings the figure is higher still — roughly six times the baseline rate. This reflects shared genetic architecture that shapes immune function across generations. B12 deficiency more broadly also clusters in families … Read more
The Israeli government is not the Jewish people. This piece is about one, not the other.
The 2027 National Defense Authorization Act is another iteration of the Israeli capture of American politics. The relationship has grown deeper, broader, and more institutionalized over time, to the point that the United States is now committing genocide in service of Israeli objectives.
Autoimmune diseases often cluster within the same individual and family. This article examines helminthic therapy through the lens of immune training, microbiome ecology, and transgenerational biology, exploring evidence that the absence of co-evolved organisms may contribute to immune dysregulation across diseases and generations. It reviews current research on regulatory T cells, the microbiome-immune axis, maternal transmission, and the broader implications of biome depletion for understanding autoimmune disease.
The sales pitch focused on workers and families. The largest (and permanent) tax benefits are for the already-rich.
The Republican-controlled Arizona legislature opened the 2026 session with a tax bill they call the Arizona One Big Beautiful Bill — a deliberate echo of Trump’s federal legislation. They passed it on party-line votes, twice, and Governor Hobbs vetoed it both times. They call it over a billion dollars in tax relief. It is. For the wealthy and large businesses.
Laurel Fitzhugh — Status: Draft, working document | Updated July 10, 2026
Laurel Fitzhugh presents with a decades-long multi-system clinical picture that has been managed as a collection of separate diagnoses. The central fact of the neurological picture is cumulative, ongoing damage to the central nervous system, expressed most consequentially as a loss of autonomic regulatory capacity. This damage has two converging sources: a developmentally established vulnerability present before any diagnosable disease, and a series of acquired insults accumulating across decades, including but not limited to two strokes. The strokes are contributing events within this longer history, not the origin or organizing center of the picture. Vascular and clotting mechanisms are one candidate pathway among the acquired insults and are treated here as a minor, unresolved question rather than the document’s central argument. The individual diagnoses across this clinical history are downstream expressions of a nervous system operating with progressively reduced regulatory reserve.
Vagal Tone Deficit — Mechanistic Reference Laurel Fitzhugh — March 2026 | Updated: July 10, 2026 Systemic and Mechanistic Relationships — Personal Reference I. The Foundational Deficit: Vagal Tone A. Developmental impairment Continuous secondhand smoke exposure from prenatal period through age 17; direct tobacco use age 17 to present Prenatal and early childhood smoke exposure … Read more
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