Carnivore, frugivore, herbivore—have we got it all wrong?

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Kelly’s conversation with Dr. Daniel Roytas, out tomorrow!

Did you know that chemotherapy originates from mustard gas, a chemical warfare agent developed for the battlefields of WWI and II?

Many people might be surprised to learn that to this very day, many chemotherapeutic agents are still manufactured from mustard gas derivatives.

Go figure.

https://www.cmaj.ca/content/189/8/E321.short

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You are not broken. You are a powerful being capable of great things.

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My latest podcast with Leigh Brandon on the Radical Health Rebel Podcast.

Watch here.

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Hormonal changes are not the cause of menopausal symptoms.

We are told that the cause of menopausal symptoms, like hot flushes, mood swings, insomnia, and osteoporosis are due to low estrogen levels.

The problem with this idea is that native menopausal tribeswomen, who live a traditional lifestyle, do not suffer from menopausal symptoms—despite having low estrogen.

Something else is responsible, so what's going on?

Well, when native women adopt a modern western diet and lifestyle, guess what happens? They begin experiencing the hallmark symptoms of menopausal syndrome.

There's something desperately wrong with the way we are doing things.

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Hormones are not the cause of menopausal syndrome—how do I know that?

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Can You Catch A Cold? has just launched on Lulu.com!

Available as a paperback, hardcover, or Ebook.

Also available on Amazon.

Get your copy today.

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On set at this stunning location filming a segment for an upcoming short course that I will be releasing soon. Stay tuned.

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Are female reproductive issues really caused by hormonal imbalances?

Source of the paper being discussed in the video.

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We're told our ancestors had an average life expectancy of just 35 years. However, this number is heavily skewed due to a high infant mortality rate. Once an individual made it to adolescence, life expectancy increased to 70 and beyond.

This is exemplified by the work of Dr Isaac Levin from Columbia University. In 1910, he analysed census data, finding the proportion of elderly native American Indians far exceeded that of the white population. There were approximately 68 Indians per thousand aged 60 – 89 years, compared to 65 in the white population. In those aged 95 - 99 years, there were 537 Indians per million, compared to just 51 whites—a 10-fold difference.

These startling findings were in agreement with Dr Ales Hrdlicka's, curator of Antrhopology at the National Museum. In 1908, he published a report showing there were 224 Indians per million aged 100 years and over, compared to just three amongst the whites—a 75-fold difference.

Are we really living longer than our ancestors?

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Check out a recent interview and book review I did with Victoria Rose from the Give and Receive Podcast.

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Is health the default human state? The answer is in our history.

Taking a look at an extraordinary piece of work by Dr Raymond Obomsawin.

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I will be giving a presentation to Vaccine Choice Canada on Wednesday the 17th of September at 10 AM AEST (Tue Sept 16th at 5 PM PT or 8 PM ET) on the topic of contagion. If you would like to attend, please register here.

Looking forward to seeing you there.

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Seems like not much has changed in over a century.

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Check out my presentation "Can You Catch A Cold?" on Vaccine Choice Canada yesterday.

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A recent Korean study, published in the journal Biomarker Research on the 26th of September, 2025, found individuals who had received Covid-19 vaccines, were at significantly greater risk of thyroid, gastric, colorectal, lung, breast, and prostate cancers within a year of being injected.

Watch this space.

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An update about what's going on at Humanley + a discussion about stress.

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Juhi and Arjun Chhabra recently had me on their podcast "Wellness and Beyond".

We had an insightful discussion about a range of different topics including vitamin supplements, food synergy, why re-thinking health is important, mind-power and the placebo / nocebo effect, and the importance of connecting with nature. They have just started their channel and have a couple of good podcast episodes up already.

Check out Juhi and Arjun's website.

Watch the discussion on Youtube here.
Listen on RSS.com here.

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When I was in practice, I noticed most of my clients were making the same mistake. They were overlooking one of the most crucial components of health—the basics. They weren't aware of what the basics were, why they were important, or how to incorporate them into their lives. Instead, they opted for fancy tests and expensive supplements, often with less than satisfactory results. Most of my time was spent educating clients about how to get the fundamentals right, because without them, staying healthy felt like a losing battle.

That's why I created Elements. A place to learn the basics in an engaging, information packed 5 week short course. Elements equips you with the essential tools and know-how to build rock-solid foundations that will last a life time.

Elements is just $99 AUD if you sign up within the next 72 hours. Use the code SAVE50 at the checkout for $50 off the normal price ($149 AUD). Admissions close 10th of Nov.

Sign up now—places are strictly limited.

Hope to see you there.

Dan