Dr. Terry Simpson

11/03/2026

Measles Crisis: Another Preventable D3ath of a Child.

PLZ VOTE: - RFK Jr is a Public Health Disaster.

The alarming surge in measles cases and the first death in New York State in over 30years is directly linked to Robert F. Kennedy Jrs leadership at HHS.

His trivial actions, such as removing dye from Skittles, are contrasted with the real public health emergency, highlighting that his promises to make America healthier have not been fulfilled.

The preventable nature of this tragedy and the need for accountability are emphasized as we are
experiencing a signiticant outbreak of measles.

11/02/2026

⚠️Some of the worst pain ever 😣 Actress VIOLA DAVIS on Shingles: A Preventable Pain and Its Link to Alzheimer’s

Viola Davis’s experience with shingles is discussed, describing the pain as a nine out of ten and one of the worst she’s ever felt. Shingles is explained as coming from the chickenpox virus hiding in nerve cells and can reactivate later in life, especially after age 50 or during stress. The risks, including eye damage, are highlighted, and it’s emphasized that it’s preventable with the Shingrix vaccine. Studies are also shared showing the vaccine may reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 20%.

10/30/2026

FDA scientists warned him. He didn’t listen.
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. just bypassed career scientists, doctors and the FDA to let compounding pharmacies immediately manufacture and sell six unapproved wellness peptides (including BPC-157, TB-500, and Epitalon).

Let’s be entirely clear about what this is: a victory for unregulated “biohacking” at the absolute expense of public safety. These substances were pulled by the FDA in 2023 for a reason—they lack human clinical trials and carry severe, unknown risks like potential heart toxicity and immune reactions.

Bypassing rigorous, evidence-based science to legalize unapproved injectables is not “medical freedom.” It is dangerous, and it puts patients directly in harm’s way.

We need medicine backed by peer-reviewed data, not political directives.

10/30/2026

Rest in Peace Captain. What did Sir Patrick Stewart die from? The legendary actor passed away peacefully at 86, and his family shared that he had been privately living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Lewy Body Dementia.
As a doctor, I want to explain what happens when these two conditions overlap. While we often think of Alzheimer’s affecting memory, Lewy Body Dementia brings unique challenges—including changes in movement, sleep, and visual processing.
Let’s break down the medicine behind these conditions, how they affect the brain, and why the Stewart family is urging support for the Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center.

10/29/2026

True Story - if you see a video of me but not from this channel - it’s probably not me or anything I would back as a Doctor or Surgeon! Thanks Manychat for the coverage!

“It was a total nonsensical product. Another one of these liver detox things, none of which are proven to have any efficacy whatsoever,” said Dr. Terry Simpson, trusted physician, content creator, and now, AI deepfake victim.

10/28/2026

Simple ingredients. Incredible flavor. A little science. And a whole lot of deliciousness!

Join Chef Ray White and Dr. Terry Simpson in the kitchen as they prepare majestic miso soup with perfectly cooked sushi rice. Along the way, they share cooking tips, a few laughs, and a little food science that makes this classic Japanese comfort dish so special.
Miso soup is more than just a warm bowl of goodness. Made with fermented miso, savory broth, tofu, and other simple ingredients, it’s a wonderful example of how traditional cooking brings flavor and nutrition together. (RECIPE BELOW!)

Whether you’re new to Japanese cooking or simply looking for a comforting homemade meal, this is one recipe you’ll want to try!

👨‍🍳 Chef Ray brings the culinary expertise.
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Terry Simpson brings the science.
🍜 Together, they make something delicious!

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Good food. Real science. No hype.

HERE'S THE RECIPE:
Majestic Miso Soup with Sushi Rice

Serves 4–6

Ingredients

Miso Soup

* 4 tablespoons light yellow miso paste
* 6 cups filtered water
* 1 teaspoon dried mushroom powder
* 1½-inch piece unpeeled fresh ginger
* ¼ leek, finely chopped
* 1 package (2 ounces) dried assorted mushrooms
* 1 stick kombu sea vegetable, cut in half
* ½ bunch green onions, chopped
* 1 package extra-firm tofu packed in water

Sushi Rice

* 2 cups sushi rice
* 1 tablespoon mirin
* ¼ teaspoon salt
* ¼ teaspoon sugar

Preparation

1. Remove the tofu from its package and drain well. Cut the block in half. Refrigerate one half for another use and cut the remaining half into ½-inch cubes.
2. In a 2-quart saucepan, combine the filtered water, mushroom powder, ginger, leek, dried mushrooms, and half of the kombu.
3. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
4. Remove from the heat and strain the broth. Discard the ginger, leek, mushrooms, and kombu.
5. Return the broth to the saucepan over low heat. Add the miso paste and stir until completely dissolved.
6. Add the green onions and cubed tofu. Warm gently for about 10 minutes. Do not allow the soup to boil after adding the miso.
7. Meanwhile, prepare the sushi rice according to the package directions, adding the remaining half of the kombu to the cooking water.
8. When the rice is cooked, remove and discard the kombu. Mix the mirin, salt, and sugar together, then gently fold the mixture into the rice.

To Serve

Place a rounded scoop of sushi rice in the center of each bowl. Pour the warm miso soup around the rice.

Miso Hungry—Enjoy!

10/24/2026

We need to talk about Megyn Kelly’s deeply cruel & ignorant attack on Christina Applegate.

As a doctor, I can tell you that navigating a complex neurological diagnosis is terrifying. Finding out it might be a misdiagnosis? That is pure emotional trauma.

For Kelly to weaponize this patient’s pain for cheap media ratings isn’t just medically ignorant—it lacks basic human empathy. Medicine needs more compassion, not more bullies Megyn Kelly

👇 Let’s talk about it in the comments.

10/22/2026

News about Pope Leo’s lung 🫁 cancer results:

I share good news about Pope Leo’s lung cancer, explaining that he won’t need further treatment like radiation or chemotherapy after tumor removal. I discuss the need for ongoing scans to monitor for recurrence and celebrate his return to work.

10/19/2026

Oh, sweetie, I didn’t realize popping lower backs gave you a PhD in oncology. 💀✨

It turns out that cracking a few vertebrae doesn’t automatically qualify someone to formulate a cancer cure in their garage, no matter how many aesthetic TikTok filters they use.

When practitioners step completely out of their lane to hawk unverified supplements to vulnerable people, it moves from “cringe” straight into “actively dangerous.”

As Dr. Terry Simpson constantly points out while joyfully dismantling this kind of medical misinformation: If your “cure” hasn’t survived a clinical trial, it’s not a breakthrough—it’s just expensive snake oil.

Real medicine requires rigorous science, peer-reviewed data, and, you know... an actual medical degree in the field you are talking about.

10/17/2026

A Slice of History for you: The Macabre Origin of the ‘Stiff Drink’

I talk about the surprising origin of the phrase ‘stiff drink,’ which traces back to medical schools where cadavers were transported in alcohol-filled casks. Some poor medical students would drink or sell this alcohol, leading to a truly stiff drink. I share this macabre bit of history and invite you to follow for more on my new YouTube show SLICING HISTORY