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Microbiome Research Foundation Microbiome Research Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated to helping patients with diseases of the gut flora (microbiome).

03/10/2026

Great lecture by WIN SYMPOSIUM 2026 led by Wafik El-Deiry and Dr Rochelle Kurzrock
Where screening is organized, fewer cancers end in death.
GLOBOCAN 2024: deaths per new case are far lower where programs actually reach people.
Breast mortality-to-incidence: Korea 14% · Japan 18% · Sweden 19% · US 16% vs Romania 29% · Peru 28% · Vietnam 41% · Indonesia 41% · Nigeria 48%
Low-screening nations: 2.3× higher breast-cancer mortality per case (37.5% vs 16.5%). Across 194 countries, regular screening in women 50–74 cut that ratio from 0.56 to 0.30.
Participation still varies fourfold: UK 85.5%, Korea 56.7%, UAE 25%, China 22.3%. Paying for it is not the same as people showing up. Cities screen; rural areas do not.
Universal screening is unaffordable. Risk-based national strategy is not optional.

21/07/2026

The truth about on One America News with Dan Ball Let’s Talk S**t

26/06/2026

Yes Aaron Siri There are trillions of microbes inside our bodies and outside and we barely know 500. The microbiome research is at its infancy... One thing I know is good bacteria like are disappearing so 🙌

Senate hearing with Senator Ron Johnson Dr. Hazan emphasized her 30+ years as a principal investigator, founding of Prog...
09/06/2026

Senate hearing with Senator Ron Johnson Dr. Hazan emphasized her 30+ years as a principal investigator, founding of ProgenaBiome (after uBiome’s collapse), and clinical observations from 61 trials. Key points:
• Pioneering work: First lab to document whole-genome sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 in patient stool (2021 Gut Pathogens paper, later retracted).
• Microbiome focus: Bifidobacterium depletion linked to severe COVID, vaccine effects, and diseases like cancer, autism, Alzheimer’s, etc. Restoration (via Vitamin C, bovine IgG, ivermectin) correlated with improvements (e.g., speech recovery in autistic twins).
• Retractions and interference: Multiple papers retracted (e.g., on ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine cardiac safety, ivermectin’s bifidogenic effects) despite rigorous peer review — often over minor issues or by non-expert/non-physician challengers. Argued these were politically motivated to support vaccine rollout (“If there was a treatment, vaccines would not have passed”).
• Call to action: Protect scientific integrity; qualified peers (not outsiders) should critique clinical data. Self-funded research via patients/donations. “Follow the killing and disappearance of bifidobacteria in the gut and understand why disease starts especially cancer.”

09/06/2026

Imagine censoring data from a technology that improves speech in two twins with . Imagine not being able to publish data that shows how to increase bifidobacteria and what kills it. are a genus of Gram-positive, anaerobic, often Y- or V-shaped (bifid) bacteria that form a foundational component of the human gut microbiome.
They colonize the infant intestine early in life (especially via breast milk), dominate in healthy guts, and decline with age, antibiotics, poor diet, or disease states.
Key functions include fermenting dietary fibers into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), synthesizing B vitamins, strengthening the intestinal barrier, and modulating immune responses for anti-inflammatory and anti-pathogen effects.
Restoration of Bifidobacterium species is a central target in microbiome research for conditions ranging from autism and neurodegeneration to longevity and immune health.

09/06/2026

The truth is a hard pill to swallow !!!
With Senator Ron Johnson

05/06/2026

We were not spreading misinformation.
We were the vigilante scientists and physicians delivering early, life-saving information when it mattered most.
The entire pandemic was a pandemic of lies and fraud. It’s time to call a spade a spade, — or you will lose those of us who remained in clinical trials for the right reasons: to advance medicine and deliver real cures.
I have always believed good drugs must reach patients and bad ones must not. That principle took courage. Thank you for always pushing the truth. In the words of an agent “ once you see the truth, you cannot u see it”. I saw the truth...LOST NO ONE DURING THE PANDEMIC OF LIES…

30/04/2026

Yes people don’t visit me to shop in Beverly Hills . They come to learn how to refloralize their guts. Thank you Penny for your message ❤️. 💃

10/04/2026

We are now just weeks away from , May 2–5 in Chicago.

Advance registration ends soon! The custom link is still live in my bio. Click it, register, and let’s make this the best DDW yet.

Tag a colleague who needs to be there with you, and let me know in the comments — are you coming in person or joining virtually?




02/04/2026

I’m so excited to partner with DDW for Digestive Disease Week 2026 — happening May 2nd through the 5th in Chicago, and online too.
This is the premier global meeting where the biggest breakthroughs in gastroenterology, hepatology, and especially the gut microbiome all come together.
Over the next few weeks I’ll be sharing exclusive highlights and core messaging straight from the campaign brief, so stay tuned!

If you’re a physician, researcher, or anyone passionate about digestive health, this is your can’t-miss event. Registration is open right now — head to the special link in my bio and secure your spot today!
What are you most looking forward to learning at DDW 2026? Drop it in the comments — I read every one!
See you in Chicago… or right here on Instagram!



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