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Osteoporosis: Are We Starting at the Wrong End?
Could we be treating osteoporosis backwards? Before accepting lifelong medication, discover why strong muscles, living bone and nutrition may matter far more than you think.
Gary Moller
Aug 218 min read
Are We Medicating People Into Frailty?
As prescriptions accumulate with age, an uncomfortable question deserves asking: are some medicines preserving healthy life, or quietly contributing to frailty and decline?
Gary Moller
Aug 193 min read
When Safety Becomes an Excuse for Over-Regulation
A coronial search found no deaths from properly used natural health products. So why impose costly regulation without first proving the harm?
Gary Moller
Aug 211 min read
Finding Strength During Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy can test body and mind. Practical thoughts on working with your medical team, supporting recovery, and finding strength through a difficult journey.
Gary Moller
Jul 75 min read
Is mRNA History's Biggest Pump-and-Dump Get-Rich Quick Scheme?
An opinion piece exploring whether mRNA biotechnology resembles a financial pump-and-dump cycle, while advocating caution, evidence, traditional health principles, and long-term accountability.
Gary Moller
Jun 24 min read
Where Are the Conferences?
An experienced health practitioner calls for open scientific debate, independent investigation of excess mortality, vaccine safety, and COVID lessons, asking: where are the conferences?
Gary Moller
May 299 min read
When Two “Helpful” Medications Quietly Increase Risk
Long-term use of propranolol and promethazine in older women may quietly increase fall risk, cognitive decline and fragility, warranting careful medication review and lifestyle reassessment.
Gary Moller
Feb 195 min read
Polypharmacy and the Quiet Failure to Connect the Dots
Polypharmacy is driven by protocol-led prescribing and missed drug side effects, leaving well-meaning doctors overwhelmed and patients harmed by medicines added without stepping back to see the whole picture.
Gary Moller
Feb 25 min read
Glutathione and Health
Glutathione protects mitochondria and immune balance while stressors, medications, infections, and paracetamol increase depletion, highlighting cautious medication use and support during childhood and post-viral recovery.
Gary Moller
Jan 278 min read
Lodging an ACC Claim
ACC medical injury claims demand proactive written strategy; delays entrench chronic illness, threaten employment, and silence around vaccine causation shifts burden unfairly onto claimants nationwide.
Gary Moller
Jan 134 min read
Graham Le Gros Testifies to Royal Commission of Inquiry
Professor Le Gros calls the vaccine the safest ever, yet ignores real-world injury cases. The Royal Commission risks becoming another whitewash. A public debate is overdue.
Gary Moller
Jan 72 min read
Fluorocarbons in Prescription Drugs
Modern medicines rely on fluorinated chemistry that lingers in bodies and ecosystems, potentially disrupting iodine, thyroid function, and long-term health in ways rarely discussed.
Gary Moller
Dec 20, 20254 min read
Restless Legs, Broken Sleep, and What Gabapentin is Really Telling Us
Gabapentin relieves restless legs by calming nervous system hyper-excitability. This clue directs us to nutrients, lifestyle, and emergency exercise strategies for lasting sleep and nerve stability.
Gary Moller
Oct 14, 20255 min read
Do Anxiety and Depression Medications Increase the Risk of Suicide?
Antidepressants and anxiety drugs can raise suicide risk, especially early on. True recovery requires identifying root causes, natural lifestyle remedies, and careful monitoring. HTMA testing offers deeper insights.
Gary Moller
Oct 10, 20254 min read
The Hidden Truth About Drug Side Effects
Drug side effects are grossly under-reported in New Zealand. Candesartan illustrates how “uncommon” harms are widespread, undermining health, masking real risks, and fuelling a medicated, sicker population.
Gary Moller
Oct 8, 20254 min read
When controversy drowns out common sense, mothers and babies pay the price
A new review links prenatal acetaminophen use with autism and ADHD. Despite media resistance, evidence suggests caution, better guidance, and nutritional support may reduce risk.
Gary Moller
Sep 25, 20257 min read
Neural Patterning, Groundhog Day Thinking, and the Struggle to Change Our Minds
Ageing brains risk Groundhog Day thinking. Dementia’s rise stems from poor nutrition, over-medication, and old injuries. Healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and challenges keep minds flexible, resilient, and free.
Gary Moller
Sep 17, 20255 min read
A Causation Checklist for Medication and Vaccine-Related Injuries
A practical checklist blending ACC law, insurance principles, and clinical experience empowers patients and specialists to assess treatment injury causation, strengthen claims, and restore fairness in medical compensation.
Gary Moller
Sep 12, 20257 min read
Does COVID mRNA Vaccine Cause Anxiety and Depression?
COVID mRNA vaccines can trigger anxiety and depression through heart issues, exhaustion, guilt, and brain inflammation, with both lived experiences and biological mechanisms supporting this link.
Gary Moller
Aug 13, 20252 min read
Why New Zealand Needs the Freerangers Movement
The Freerangers Movement aims to restore New Zealand’s health, unity, and resilience by reconnecting people with nature, traditional wisdom, and nutrient-dense food, rebuilding the human biofield and collective wellbeing.
Gary Moller
Aug 10, 20253 min read
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