We’ve explored space, split atoms, and mapped genes — but not the 91% of what gives us life. Why modern science still studies only the visible tip of the biological iceberg.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
In volcanic darkness, minerals forged life’s first metabolism—what happens when those trace elements fade?| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Thirty days. Thirty chapters. One man’s questionable decision to serialize an entire book—about volcanic rock and its potential to save the world—on Substack.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
It just dawned on me (painfully, spectacularly) that I failed to tell my own readers the entire book is already available online. Diagnosis: severe messaging deficiency. Anyway, here are the links.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
How a forgotten Japanese scientist extracted nature’s mineral code, reshaping our understanding of where life began—and where health begins again.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
How a forgotten Japanese scientist extracted nature’s mineral code, reshaping our understanding of where life began—and where health begins again.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Mineral Month Day 1 - Reflections on a career defined not by invention, but by the rare gift of recognizing it in others.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Framing the Hypothesis: I begin by exploring several hypothesis: what does a deficiency of trace/rare-earth minerals represent?| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Deep in volcanic darkness, heat and minerals joined forces to forge the planet’s earliest metabolism long before sunlight powered the surface.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
As we stripped the soil of its minerals, we unwittingly stripped vitality from our crops, our livestock, and the human body itself.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
A forensic look at how bureaucratic definitions and technological limits erased dozens of potentially life-supporting minerals from nutrition science| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
We’ve mapped the genome, but not the enzymes that make it work—how many unstudied enzymes depend on minerals we’ve stopped measuring?| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Case Studies Of the Impacts of Lithium, Copper, and Boron on Health| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
What happens when the building blocks of life vanish — and their toxic counterparts take their place?| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
The forgotten researchers who traced vitality to the soil and wisdom to the water.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Through sulfur, fire, and persistence, he transformed ancient stone into the spark of living water.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
What early trials, big anecdotes, and a mechanistic mystery reveal (and don’t yet) about relief and repair.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
Where evidence is firm, where it’s thin, and how ionic, sulfated complexes could bridge the gap.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
A fork in the road: skip to the layman’s summary or dive into the chemistry that powers biology.| Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings
How volcanic minerals purify, structure, and energize water—restoring its lost intelligence.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
A Board member and advisor to my "Rebuild Medicine" non-profit published an Op-Ed in Real Clear Health, charting ways to unlock safer, faster, and more affordable cures for today’s toughest diseases.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
Here I reminisce about my evolution in cooling comatose patients, making groundbreaking protocols, and the unforgettable day a “code brown” changed everything in the ICU.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
More evidence that international health care organizations (and all governmental health care and regulatory agencies) are fully captured by Big Pharma.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
All patients presented herein were seen and treated consecutively to avoid presenting unrealistic or overstated efficacy. Still, the outcomes, in my mind, have been impressive.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
I currently suffer from severe "post covid hospital phobia," which led me to self-treat a sudden, severe illness, an act which proved both reckless and successful. Not to be taken as advice. At all.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
Globally ridiculed for his comments, Trump was erroneously thought to be referring to chlorine dioxide, a treatment nationally deployed by Bolivia which led to the best outcomes in South America.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
The first three posts (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) in this series provided evidence of the following:| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
I review all the routes of entry into the human body that mRNA vaccine nanoparticles can take.. and the ease in which they do so. The most troubling is via inhalation.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
In order to transmit or "shed" the Covid mRNA encapsulated lipid nanoparticle and/or the transcribed spike protein product, dissemination to organs and body fluids must occur. Does it? Answer: Yes.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
Here I provide case descriptions of two different couples where the women fell ill with identical symptoms after a specific type of sexual activity.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
Here I present an epidemiologic study suggesting population-wide shedding impacts, case notes of patients sensitive to shedding, and social media reports.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
It's happening. The manufacturers and regulators knew it was a risk, yet, like numerous aspects of the Covid vaccine mRNA technology, did not test for excretion potential of spike proteins or LNP's.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
I recently met with a "system" pathologist. Our conversation revealed a disturbing example of the deadly consequence of the immense and pervasive censorship of "inconvenient science."| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
After 4 years of catastrophic health agency tyranny, physicians finally score a legal victory. I think the FDA settled because their Pharma masters were terrified of discovery. Here is the backstory.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
Oxford's long delayed PRINCIPLE trial just set a new record for ivermectin research fraud when they silently published it as a negative study despite their data showing profoundly positive impacts.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
The Canadian government severely restricted access to ivermectin by its citizens. Dr. Hoffe thus felt it appropriate for Canadians to obtain veterinary sources of ivermectin. I defend that view.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
We opened a private tele-health practice specializing in the treatment of Acute Covid, Long Covid, and Long Vax. We have observed a number of patients who became ill after exposure to the vaccinated.| pierrekorymedicalmusings.com
