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🌞 Sunlight has frequencies that pass through the human body and are beneficial for you. They are lacking in LED bulbs and LED bulbs may be harmful. Study published today in the Nature: Scientific Reports: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

BREAKING: Scientists are staging a “science fair” in the lobby of a Congressional building to tell elected officials about the critical knowledge the US will lose because their research grants have been canceled.

If you’ve been keeping up with MedCram updates, you know that heat helps the immune system keep us healthy. But what’s the best application: hot tub, sauna, or IR sauna? Have a look at the data with Dr. Seheult to find out, in the latest video: buff.ly/19gQFZK

Just published the video on hot tubs versus saunas versus infrared saunas and which one gets your core body temperature up fastest. youtu.be/US2FRENpTeQ?...

Double blinded randomized controlled trial of near infrared light therapy (850 nm) showed benefit in humans ONLY in the winter! Indicating that winter is the most important time to get outside (or get one of these lamps): pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

The recent Canadian H5N1 case is showing two mutations that may favor human transmission. Learn more about the findings in the full MedCram video: buff.ly/4i3n3Gu

There is a viral surge sweeping the U.S. right now. Influenza A, in particular, is landing many in the emergency room, especially in the West. In the latest MedCram video, Dr. Seheult discusses this year's flu season, and what it means. See it here: https://buff.ly/4a8qRmj

Roger Seheult, MD, of MedCram explains why it's not always best practice to treat a fever. Watch the whole MedCram lecture here: https://buff.ly/40polDL

Amazing paper that will make you think twice about giving Tylenol for that fever and maybe even try to elevate your body temperature like we've been telling you to do: academic.oup.com/nar/article/... Summary:

Getting patients outside with respiratory diseases is really surprising me. Latest one was COVID + on 10 L of oxygen and after just one day outside for 20 minutes, we’re now down to 4 L next day (also getting steroids etc). Patient felt so good and thanked the staff.

Harvard Dermatologist TEDx talk on how to prevent skin aging. She gets it: hint: mitochondria www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThaF...

The recent study by Glen Jeffery showing that red light reduces serum glucose after glucose tolerance test made me think that this is something that’s usually testable. I get so many comments like this: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38378043/

Notice how small changes in sunrise and sunset times can have dramatic effect on human exposure to sunlight.

MedCram doc @rogerseheult.bsky.social 's command of data and credible studies just...blows my mind. 🤯 I want to be him when I grow up. youtu.be/oEhp6UlYgOo

If you want to read just one scientific paper to understand Sunlight, melatonin, and mitochondrial health, this is the one: This is a great review paper. www.mdpi.com/2079-7737/12...

My great great great great great great great grandfather Robert Seheult painted this painting, and it is now been fully restored and put back in the chapel in Brittany, France. Amazing story!

Canadian teenager’s H5N1 genes show signs of mutations that are known to favor human infection. Not known if there at first or developed subsequently. New release from MedCram: H5N1 Mutations Detected in Canadian Case Favor Human Transmission youtu.be/Z_NplGxtF9I

Great interview that I did with Viva longevity!! youtu.be/Eg0Uh-WhsR8?...

New YT video, featuring @rogerseheult.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8U...

Sat down and did an interview recently about sunlight. Thought you should watch. youtu.be/UF8UE6cJaWQ?...

Application of sunlight continues to show results in the treatment of illness, sometimes with surprising results. In one case, a dying boy's wish to go outside may have saved his life. Learn how sunlight can help keep you healthy in the full MedCram video: buff.ly/3Z91OeW

H5N1 normally binds to a2,3 sialic acids (birds) but below is a graph showing which mutations are likely to allow it to bind to a2,6 sialic acids (humans). Guess which 2 mutations our H5N1 case in Canada has? Correct 190 and 226. Not sure if contracted that way or made denovo.

This is Astrophysicist Bob Fosbury's hand in front of an infrared light source. Notice that the light goes right through and you don't even see bones. Any questions?

Quick review of sunlight benefits: youtu.be/SXfOtQkHlig?...

Influenza Deaths in the US peak just a few weeks after the shortest day of the year. Every year.