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1. Breast Cancer Warning - part 1

2. Breast Cancer Warning - Part 2

3. Vibrant Longevity podcast

4. Advice from ER Doctors - what not to do

5. I'm Now on a DIFFERENT Platform

6. HMSA - Hawaii's largest health insurance company

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Breast Cancer Warning - part 1

This is an MRI of Margot Shaw's breast cancer, She said, “My tumor is the size of my cell phone. It is 11 cm. 4 inches. Exactly where I used to tuck it in my bra. This is too obvious. There's no history of breast cancer in my family. There just is no other explanation.” She said her oncologist “absolutely agrees.”

Courtney Kelley said she got breast cancer where she carried her phone in her bra. She said the radiation oncologist said, “we do know how dangerous these devices are, there's just a concerted effort to keep that from the public.”

This is the link to her video (0:51): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4veG7CoPm6o

Dr. John G. West was co-founder and (retired) director of surgery at Breastlink in Orange County in California. He has over 40 years of experience, performed over 20,000 breast surgeries. He authored three books and 20 peer-reviewed articles. He was co-founder of the breast cancer detection outreach Be Aware Foundation. He was named a “Best Doctor in America” and recognized as one of the “Best Doctors in Orange County.”

This is from one of his published research:

“Breast cancer occurring in women under the age of 40 is uncommon in the absence of family history or genetic predisposition, and prompts the exploration of other possible exposures or environmental risks. We report a case series of four young women---ages from 21 to 39---with multifocal invasive breast cancer that raises the concern of a possible association with non-ionizing radiation of electromagnetic field [EMF] exposures from cellular phones.

All patients regularly carried their smartphones directly against their breasts in their brassieres for up to 10 hours a day, for several years, and developed tumors in areas of their breast immediately underlying the phones. All patients had no family history of breast cancer, tested negative for BRCA1 and BRCA2, and had no other known breast cancer risks. Their breast imaging is reviewed, showing clustering of multiple tumor foci in the breast directly under the area of phone contact. Pathology of all four cases shows striking similarity; all tumors are hormone-positive, low-intermediate grade, having an extensive intraductal component, and all tumors have near identical morphology. These cases raise awareness to the lack of safety data of prolonged direct contact with cellular phones.”

We are being told a cellphone in your bra will not cause breast cancer; that there is no conclusive evidence of cellphones causing cancer. The narrative is controlled by the powerful multi-trillion-dollars Wi-Fi and cellphone industry.

These scientists contradict what we are being told. (click image to enlarge)

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Breast Cancer Warning – part 2

This is a mammogram of a 21-year-old female who presented with left spontaneous bloody nipple discharge. She had been keeping her cellphone in her bra on the left side for several hours a day. Her mammogram shows extensive pleomorphic calcifications and densities from the retroareolar region to the chest spanning a length of 12 cm. An MRI showed extensive abnormalities corresponding to changes seen on her mammogram. She was treated with mastectomy and pathology revealed extensive ductal carcinoma situ (DCIS) with multifocal microinvasion. Ductal carcinoma in situ is a very early form of breast cancer.

Dr. Devra Davis founded and was the first president of the Environmental Health Trust, a scientific nonprofit organization that publishes research and educates policymakers and the public on environmental health hazards. She was founding director of the Center for Environmental Oncology and the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute and founding director of the Board of Environmental Studies and Toxicology of the US National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences. Her many other positions, achievements, and publications are too numerous to list here.

Dr. Davis warns people not carry their cellphones on their body; particularly young women should not carry their cellphones in their bra. She said cellphones come with specific warnings from manufacturers not to do so, but most consumers are completely unaware of the existence of those warnings. Working with Dr. John West at Breast Care in Southern California and Dr. Lisa Bailey, one of the nation's top breast surgeons who was also a former President of the American Cancer Society California, they accumulated nearly 40 cases of young women with very unusual breast cancers, all of whom have no family history and no genetic risk factors for the disease. These cases have multiple tumors under where these women kept their cellphones in their bra.

This was their first case report from when they started in 2009. Now they have nearly 40. This is a mammogram of a young woman who kept her cellphone is her bra 4 hours a day for 10 years while driving.

When you drive from one cell tower to another, the phone goes to maximum power each time it comes to a tower to connect to the tower. The cell tower connects to the cellphone through the antenna of the phone. Tumors that developed, developed under the antenna of the phone.

This is an MRI of a 21-year-old woman who developed metastatic breast cancer. MRI shows multiple tumors in her breast. Most breast cancer occurs in women over 50 and in the upper outer quadrant. The tumors in the breast of this woman occurred under where the antenna of the phone had been.

Dr. Davis said there hasn't been serious research on the relationship between cellphones and breast cancer in the US but published research by scientists in Turkey report breast cancer cell growth quadrupled when exposed to cellphone radiation.

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Vibrant Longevity

Dr. Terry Shintani and I had a radio show from 1993 to 2018. It was the longest running health radio show in Hawaii. It was started by Dr. John McDougall in the 1980s.

Dr. Shintani and I recently started a health podcast, “Vibrant Longevity.”

Dr. Shintani covers the latest extraordinary health and longevity information. I cover a variety of topics related to health, science, environmental hazards, and social issues.

For those of you who have been asking, we posted 2 short segments from a podcast on Dr. Shintani's YouTube channel. Go to Dr. Shintani's YouTube channel and scroll down to “VIDEOS” (The link to the YouTube channel is at the bottom of this post)

The 2 segments are:

1 “The GLP-1 Secret”

2 “What if the everyday products you trust are quietly affecting your health?” (This is amusing. I also left a some insignificant errors in to show it's not AI.)

Here's the LINK to Dr. Terry Shintani's YouTube channel. (Scroll down to “VIDEOS”)

www.askdrshintani.com

Advice from ER Doctors – do not do this

Jancee Dunn writes the Well newsletter, which is for New York Times subscribers only. She advised, “Never put your feet on the dashboard” of a car.

That's advice from emergency room doctors, including Dr. Ryan Gerecht, E.M.S. Medical director at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Dr. Gerecht said airbags deploy in less than one-twentieth of a second; when that happens, you have no time to move your legs.

Dr. Gerecht said “knees and the hips and the legs can be forcefully pushed into your face, or strike your head, which can cause a traumatic brain injury.”

Dunn reported, Dr. Gerecht “has seen facial and leg fractures as well as hip dislocations.” Dr. Gerecht said, “We've even seen spinal cord injuries.”

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HMSA – Hawaii's largest health insurance company

Daryl Huff, for Hawaii News Now, reported some doctors and families say, too often, HMSA [Hawaii Medical Service Association] is refusing to pay for care they need. Hilo attorney, Ted Hong “compiled the stories of more than 30 patients who say they were denied needed care by HMSA's pre-authorization process.” Tammy Souza told her husband, Craig McKinzie, HMSA refused to cover radiation treatment for her breast cancer. He said, before she died, “The last thing she wrote was, 'I want everyone to know that HMSA was basically responsible for my death.'”

Scott Norton was required by HMSA to get weeks of physical therapy before HMSA would approve an MRI or specialist care. His son said Norton “just got worse.” He was in a lot of pain, but no one knew he had cancer because HMSA denied the MRI. “The cancer was literally eating his bones at the time that he had to go through physical therapy.” After months of suffering, Norton died. “He was angry. He said we had been paying HMSA all these years.”

Charlene Orcino was examined by an OBGYN who prescribed medication to stop her premature labor. She went to two different pharmacies that told her HMSA refused to honor the prescription. She had to be medivaced to Honolulu for emergency delivery of an extremely premature baby at 25 weeks gestation. The baby is “substantially disabled.”

Sophie Cocke, for StarAdvertiser, reported, HMSA executives “received hefty pay raises and bonuses during the COVID-19 pandemic” at the same time HMSA was eliminating and outsourcing the jobs of nearly 200 employees. 107 HMSA workers lost their jobs. Another 89 employees now provide customer service for HMSA as employees of a company based in Mumbai, India, or provide tech assistance for HMSA as employees of a company in Maryland and Bengaluru, India.

Total compensation to Mark Mugiishi, HMSA President and CEO, rose from $2.5 million in 2021 to $3 million in 2022 (18.6% increase).

Gina Marting, HMSA executive vice president and CFO: total compensation rose 20% from $902,402 in 2021 to $1.08 million in 2022.

Janna Nakagawa, HMSA vice president and chief administrative and strategy officer: total compensation rose from $788,287 to $995,633 (26% increase) in 2022.

David Herndon, HMSA executive vice president and chief business operations officer: total compensation rose to $817,361 (3.7% increase) in 2022. Jennifer Walker, HMSA senior vice president for data and analytics and general counsel: total compensation rose nearly 20% to $737,689 in 2022.

Nakagawa said compensation for the top officers is determined by HMSA's board of directors. The board “also voted to begin compensating itself.” Board Chair, Robert Harrison was paid $105,000 in 2022. HMSA has 14 directors. Elizabeth Hokada was paid $99,500; Lisa Sakamoto was paid $93,500. Other directors received between $67,000 and $88,000 in 2022. According to HMSA bylaws, the board is required to hold at least four regular meetings a year.

HMSA is a nonprofit organization. It reported profits of $48.9 million in 2021 and $26.9 million in 2022. In 2021 employee salary increases were capped at 1.5%. Average increase was 1%. In 2022 average employee raise was 3% according to HMSA.

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