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Oct 28, 2026

Alicia HerderHOST
48:41
But people believe that an incubus or a succubus, which is like ghosts having sex with men, took on the form of a demon to have sex with their sleeping human compatriot.
Alicia HerderHOST
48:53
An interesting thing to note is there was a 2018 meta-analysis that was published in the National Library of Medicine that examined 6,079 participants, so truly a slice.
Alicia HerderHOST
49:05
And this was across multiple studies, and it estimated that approximately 11% of people in the sample grouping had experienced the incubus phenomenon at least once in their lives.
Alicia HerderHOST
49:18
And although their definition of incubus phenomenon includes vivid hallucinations where people feel like they're awake and like something is having sex with them.
Ellen KuwanaGUEST
35:33
And so it's a little harder to know what's good information on a government website now.
Ellen KuwanaGUEST
35:38
But there are lots of resources out there, the National Library of Medicine, your local library, the University Health Sciences librarians.
Ellen KuwanaGUEST
35:48
You know, you can give them a call and they will help you research something and get review articles or more for non-scientist articles for you.
Ellen KuwanaGUEST
35:57
Same with your public libraries.
Gary MannersHOST
4:14
The academy adds that the main text consists of 48 cases dealing with wounds and trauma.
Gary MannersHOST
4:19
The U.S. National Library of Medicine says the papyrus was probably based on material from a thousand years earlier.
Gary MannersHOST
4:25
The so-called Physician's Relief at the Temple of Kamombo, described on Wikimedia Commons as dating to between 138 and 218 AD, in the Roman period.
Gary MannersHOST
4:35
It is shown as an illustration for comparison only and is not from Wenny's tomb.
Gary NullHOST
0:10
I'm going to begin with the latest on health and healing.
Gary NullHOST
0:14
I found articles from the National Library of Medicine, qualified articles, that show you that by making simple changes, you can improve your health and prevent disease.
Gary NullHOST
0:26
Then I'm going to show a brand new, original, in-depth investigative report by Richard Gale and myself, which proves beyond a shadow of a doubt, with actual science, actual scholarship, actual citation of the historical peer-reviewed literature, that what we've been told about the measles vaccine is inaccurate.
Gary NullHOST
0:48
Now, why is it inaccurate? They're saying that we have all of these very dangerous episodes where unvaccinated people are primarily the problem.
Mark HymanHOST
21:07
Is leaky gut real? They used to make fun of me for talking about it, but actually it is.
Mark HymanHOST
21:11
Just go on PubMed, the National Library of Medicine database of all scientific papers and search for intestinal permeability.
Mark HymanHOST
21:19
Big scientific word.
Mark HymanHOST
21:21
Essentially, it means in English, leaky gut.
Simon WhistlerHOST
46:22
Like, you should definitely think that Pfizer put profit above all else, because they do, in my opinion.
Simon WhistlerHOST
46:28
Most notable is a study published in Scientific Reports and indexed by the National Library of Medicine in 2025.
Simon WhistlerHOST
46:34
The study revealed that 63.1% of Polish respondents believe that pharmaceutical companies will deliberately conceal the side effects of medication, which suggests that more than half of the 1,000 plus asked have no problem believing that serious conspiracies exist in the medical industry.
Simon WhistlerHOST
46:51
According to the study, the low trust of medical authority is based around false beliefs.
Gary NullHOST
1:18
Just share it, all right? Today we're going to start with the latest on health and healing.
Gary NullHOST
1:23
And I've gone through the National Library of Medicine for these articles.
Gary NullHOST
1:27
I try to find ones that are really helpful, but to a worldwide audience.
Gary NullHOST
1:32
So I don't care if you live in Africa.
Joe UluriCORRESPONDENT
4:41
Led by scientists at Iowa State University, researchers have launched an initiative to reduce cancer risk for firefighters, focusing on the gear they use, early detection of cancer, and prevention efforts.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
4:52
Firefighters face 26% higher risk of developing cancer than the general public, according to the National Library of Medicine.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
5:01
To reduce that risk, scientists like Ray Lee in the Iowa Firefighter Cancer Prevention and Exposure Reduction Program are focusing on making the personal protective equipment firefighters rely on safer.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
5:15
Part of that is trying to reduce the amount of particulate matter that can penetrate their gear rather than absorbing it.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
4:53
Firefighters face 26% higher risk of developing cancer than the general public.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
4:59
according to the National Library of Medicine.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
5:01
To reduce that risk, scientists like Ray Lee in the Iowa Firefighter Cancer Prevention and Exposure Reduction Program are focusing on making the personal protective equipment firefighters rely on safer.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
5:15
Part of that is trying to reduce the amount of particulate matter that can penetrate their gear rather than absorbing it.
DreHOST
27:55
But at the time, he was a really big deal in both Israel and America.
DreHOST
27:59
In fact, his notoriety was so great that in 1999, while he was still alive, the National Library of Medicine posted his private papers online for anyone to read.
DreHOST
28:09
they're called the letterberg papers and they're organized in all of these different boxes and there are thousands and thousands of letters and some of which aren't even available online actually you have to call in advance and get permission to access some of them i went through a lot of letterberg's papers and guess whose name was all over them that's right welcome back to the stage william perry ladies and gentlemen he is back again In 1980, while Perry was running the Pentagon's research, Lederberg was leading a part of the Defense Science Board study on chemical warfare.
DreHOST
28:40
And they sat on the same National Science Commission until Perry left in 1993 to become Deputy Secretary of Defense.

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