No Safety Data? No Problem!

Mar 11, 2021 // by Team FPS // allergy, anaphylaxis, antibodies, CDC, coronaviruses, data, efficacy, FDA, General, immune system, immunity, inflammation, mRNA, mutations, pharma, pharmaceuticals, reaction, resistance, safety, Science, studies, trials, vaccine, vaccines, variants, WHO // Comments Off

Source US, UK, Canada, Australia, Switzerland and Singapore Will Let New-Variant Vaccines Onto the Market Without Safety or Efficacy Testing By Rosemary Frei, MScMarch 9, 2021 No Safey Data? No Problem! from Rosemary Frei on Vimeo. On March 4 and 5, Canada, the UK, Australia, Switzerland and Singapore released identical guidelines for fast-tracking release onto the market of vaccines for the new […]

Masking lack of evidence with politics

Mar 11, 2021 // by Team FPS // evidence based, face covering, flu, General, health care workers, influenza, opinion, politics, randomized controlled trails, respiratory infection, Science, studies, The Centre for Evidence Based Medicine, trials // Comments Off

Source July 23, 2020 Tom Jefferson, Carl Heneghan The increasing polarised and politicised views 1 on whether to wear masks in public during the current COVID-19 crisis hides a bitter truth on the state of contemporary research and the value we pose on clinical evidence to guide our decisions. In 2010, at the end of the last influenza […]

Masks for prevention of viral respiratory infections among health care workers and the public: PEER umbrella systematic review

Mar 11, 2021 // by Team FPS // aerosols, face coverings, General, mask, masks, N95, randomized controlled trials, studies, surgical mask, systemic review // Comments Off

Dugré N, Ton J, Perry D, Garrison S, Falk J, McCormack J, Moe S, Korownyk CS, Lindblad AJ, Kolber MR, Thomas B, Train A, Allan GM. Masks for prevention of viral respiratory infections among health care workers and the public: PEER umbrella systematic review. Can Fam Physician. 2020 Jul;66(7):509-517. PMID: 32675098; PMCID: PMC7365162. Objective: To determine […]

Carrageenan, Inflammation, Cancer, Immunity

Nov 11, 2011 // by Team FPS // 180 Program, animal, bowel, cancer, Carrageenan, degraded, endotoxin, exercise, food additives, food label, FPS, functionalps, General, human, immune system, immunity, immunosuppresion, inflammation, macrophage, nutrition, phagocytes, private gym, Ray Peat, Simi Valley, studies, tumor, undegraded // Comments Off

Pathol Biol (Paris). 1979 Dec;27(10):615-26. [Biological and pharmacological effects of carrageenan (author's transl)]. [Article in French] Roch-Arveiller M, Giroud JP. Carrageenan is sulfated polysaccharide which has been extensively used as emulsifier and thickening agent in the food industry, for its ability to induce acute inflammation in pharmacology and for its selectively toxic effect for macrophages [...]