Dr Bruce Gillis

The Immune System’s Role in Fibromyalgia

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Fibromyalgia, long dismissed as a psychological ailment, is now recognized as a measurable disease thanks to Dr. Bruce Gillis’s pioneering research. His 2012 study at the University of Illinois revealed that fibromyalgia patients have defective immune cells, specifically peripheral blood mononuclear cells, which fail to produce normal levels of critical proteins like cytokines. This discovery led to the FM/a Test, a groundbreaking blood test that validates the condition with objective biomarkers. Recent genomic studies further identified unique DNA signatures in patients, offering hope for targeted therapies. With links to conditions like long COVID, fibromyalgia’s immune basis demands urgent attention, especially given its high suicide risk.
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Black Cumin Seed Oil Boosts Mood and Heart

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What if a simple seed could outshine modern medicine’s go-to anxiety and depression drugs, improve sleep, and lower blood pressure? Nigella sativa, or black cumin seed oil, is shaking up the health world with its natural power to improve sleep, ease anxiety, lower blood pressure, and lift depression — without the laundry list of side effects tied to SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors). Experts like Dr. Bryan Ardis, Mike Adams, and Dr. Sherri Tenpenny rave about its potential, which is backed by science showing that it boosts serotonin naturally. Meanwhile, SSRIs often bring insomnia, weight gain, and even worsened mood, sometimes leading to increased suicide risk in young adults. Curious? Let’s dive into why this ancient remedy might be your mental health, sleep, and heart health game-changer.