Coastal Acupuncture of Amelia

06/18/2026

Only sold by Licensed Acupuncturists. Let me know if you want some.

🚨 Every beekeeper needs to hear this… Evil Bone Water!!!! 🚨

I can’t say it enough.

I got stung right in the ankle… and not just anywhere—right on the bone. 😖 I was convinced my ankle was about to turn into a full-blown kankle.

Before the swelling could take over, I sprayed some Evil Bone Water on it. Within minutes, the pain started easing up and the swelling never got the chance to blow up like I expected.

I’m not one to hype products, but this stuff works like magic. 🐝✨

If you’re a beekeeper, work outdoors, or just seem to attract stingers like I do, you might want to keep a bottle handy.

Have you tried Evil Bone Water yet? Let me know your experience in the comments! 👇

03/17/2026

That infamous GB channel does so much.

03/10/2026

A clinical study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine investigated whether a supplement containing mixed fruit enzymes could help reduce eye floaters. The double-blind trial included 224 patients aged 30–60 years who had symptomatic vitreous opacities (eye floaters). Participants took capsules containing bromelain (from pineapple), papain (from papaya), and ficin (from figs) for three months, while a control group received vitamin C as a placebo. The number of floaters was measured at baseline and then monthly using imaging techniques such as retinal photography, ultrasound, and optical coherence tomography.

After three months, the results showed a dose-dependent reduction in eye floaters. The disappearance rate reached 55% with one capsule, 62.5% with two capsules, and up to 70% with three capsules per day. In patients whose floaters were caused by vitreous hemorrhage, the highest dose also significantly improved visual acuity. The researchers suggested that the fruit enzymes may help break down abnormal collagen fibers, blood clots, and debris in the vitreous, while their antioxidant activity may reduce oxidative stress in the eye.

PMCID: PMC9695351 PMID: 36431188

01/27/2026

In case this helps…

Our Lyme disease testing and treatment grant applications open on February 16th! 💚 Learn more at https://lymetreatmentfoundation.org/application-information

Lymedisease.org

01/25/2026

I’ve been stating this connection for years. Of course cancer is Pathogenic, of course long term or chronic disease is pathogenic, of course autoimmune is pathogenic. It’s all pathogenic if you look deep enough or are honest with yourself about the condition.

A new New England Journal of Medicine case report describes an extraordinary and previously undocumented phenomenon in which malignant cells found in a human patient originated from a parasitic tapeworm rather than from the host’s own tissues. The patient, a severely immunocompromised man with HIV infection, presented with invasive tumors in the lungs and lymph nodes composed of small, undifferentiated cells. Although the lesions exhibited classic features of cancer, their unusual morphology prompted further investigation, which revealed that the cells were nonhuman in origin.

Using molecular and genomic analyses, the investigators identified DNA from Hymenolepis nana, a dwarf tapeworm, within the tumor cells and demonstrated genetic alterations consistent with malignant transformation. These findings indicate that tapeworm cells had undergone neoplastic change and subsequently invaded human tissues, representing a novel disease mechanism that bridges infection and cancer. This case challenges traditional concepts of oncogenesis and underscores the complex interactions between pathogens, host immunity, and malignant disease.

01/22/2026

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8729907/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPeaLxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeCnJkfTNPsDdqscrXPno1FRglrsBUVipZiKgPJJOZOZElX-i_KVVXUD63mxc_aem_EkTSNdeFfzkWpjcmLclDnw

Introduction: Alpha gal syndrome (AGS) is an acquired allergy to mammalian products correlates with a tick bite(s) that appears to cause immune sensitization to an oligosaccharide in meat. Most publications on AGS describe no management other than ...