A Message from Dr. McMillan

When science stops investigating and asking the difficult questions, it’s rarely due to a lack of curiosity - it’s usually about finance or politics.

The dramatic rise in IgG4 levels after COVID vaccination is not typical of vaccines. The shift is so spectacularly unusual that the real question is: why isn’t the scientific community deeply investigating it?

The absence of inquiry erodes public trust in science and medicine. People see the gaps, they notice the silence, and they draw their own conclusions.

It’s time to do better. Science must follow the data, not the funding.

Dr. Philip McMillan

In this week's March 14, 2025 update:

• COVID-19: IgG4 antibodies might explain COVID's puzzling patterns

• Vejon: This week’s featured Vejon video

• Health: Measles cases jump 35% in one week

• Infographic: Peacekeepers or double agents?

• News: Medical news in brief

• Education: McMillan ROOT Spike Detox Protocol

  Read time: 6 minutes

FEATURE ARTICLE

COVID-19

Peacekeepers or Double Agents? How White Flag IgG4 Antibodies Might Explain COVID's Puzzling Patterns

• Multiple mRNA COVID vaccines triggered a 3,800% increase in IgG4 "peacekeeper" antibodies, unlike natural infection.

• IgG4 antibodies tell immune cells to "stand down," treating the virus as non-threatening rather than attacking it.

• High IgG4 levels might explain why vaccinated people still catch COVID but experience symptoms that appear to be milder.

• Scientists question whether declining IgG4 levels could trigger inflammatory "cytokine storms" affecting various organs.

Why this is important: Hidden within vaccinated bloodstreams, an immune system reconfiguration occurs that could explain COVID's persistent spread despite widespread protection from severe disease. This IgG4 antibody shift rewrites our understanding of viral immunity.

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This Week’s Featured Vejon Video

Could IgG4 be the hidden Covid threat?

HEALTH

Measles Outbreak Intensifies Across U.S. as Cases Jump 35% in One Week

• Measles cases increased 35% in one week to 222 cases across 12 states, with 17% requiring hospitalization.

• A potential second measles death was reported in New Mexico, which would be the state's first in 40 years.

• Texas remains the epicenter with 198 cases; nearly 20% of children in hardest-hit Gaines County are unvaccinated.

• CDC has deployed experts to Texas and provided 2,000 vaccines to help combat the outbreak.

Why this is important: Measles resurges with alarming momentum across America, revealing cracks in the public health armor. This 35% weekly spike signals not just mathematical concern but systemic vulnerability in communities with low measles vaccination rates. Deaths in previously protected regions underscore how quickly preventable diseases reclaim territory when collective immunity falters.

INFOGRAPHIC

How White Flag IgG4 Antibodies Might Explain COVID's Puzzling Patterns… Click here to learn more!

EDUCATION

Measles on the Rise
What You Need to Know

Thursday, 20 March
 
Measles cases are making headlines, but why now? Join us as we break down what’s happening, what it means for public health, and how it could impact you and your loved ones.

Could immune system disruption, due to circulating Covid, be fueling the rise in measles cases? Join us to explore what weakens immunity, how it may be linked to measles resurgence, and the implications for public health.

Click on the link above to register through Eventbrite.

MEDICAL NEWS IN BRIEF

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

🚥 Deadly Hantavirus: The Hidden Danger Behind Hackman Family Tragedy: Hidden in rodent waste lurks a deadly, underdiagnosed threat: hantavirus. The tragic death of Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, highlights how this rare pathogen can strike anyone, not just those traditionally at risk. Better awareness, early detection, and proper preventive measures are crucial to reducing its 40% mortality rate.

🚥 Wriggly Invaders: How Parasitic Worms Affect Human Health: Lurking beneath everyday family moments, parasitic worms affect millions globally. Understanding their transmission, symptoms, and treatments empowers prevention through basic hygiene - especially crucial for children who unwittingly spread these resilient invaders through normal social interactions.

🚥 Brain Aging Begins at 44: Ketones Offer Prevention Window Before Cognitive Decline: Midlife metabolic intervention using ketones offers a crucial opportunity to reverse brain network deterioration before it accelerates. Brain aging begins around 44, not in later decades when symptoms appear. This timing revelation transforms our approach from late-stage treatment to early prevention of cognitive decline. [SOURCE]

🚥 Childhood Abuse Doubles Adult Disease Risk, Protective Relationships Offer Hope: Childhood trauma leaves lasting scars on adult bodies. New research confirms disturbing patterns: doubled disease risk with combined abuse, modest increases with single-type trauma. Yet hope emerges. A single protective adult dramatically reduces these health impacts, suggesting resilience can be cultivated. Without such protection, even non-abused children face significantly higher health risks later in life. [SOURCE]

🚥 Your Plate and Your Pillow: How Diet Drives Sleep Quality: Nutritional choices create a hidden feedback loop with your sleep quality. These findings illuminate how everyday food decisions may silently sabotage rest, while offering practical dietary solutions. Understanding this bidirectional relationship provides a powerful tool against insomnia, potentially addressing broader public health concerns like obesity.

🚥 Smartphone Restriction Triggers Addiction-Like Brain Changes in Just 72 Hours: Digital separation anxiety isn't just psychological - it's neurological. Brain scans reveal smartphone restrictions trigger activity changes in reward and craving centers, mirroring addiction patterns regardless of usage intensity. These findings underscore technology's profound neurochemical impact, necessitating mindful digital habits for cognitive wellbeing. [SOURCE]

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