Author: Jason Hommel

It has been very commonly stated that progesterone supplementation is not harmful and that it does not cause problems. This is simply not true. Here is the evidence: Progesterone Signaling and Uterine Fibroid Pathogenesis; Molecular Mechanisms and Potential Therapeutics 2023 Apr 9 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10136461 Note, this was published, 2023. They list 5 mechanisms of action for… Continue reading Progesterone Increases the Size of Uterine Fibroids

From Apprehension to Peace: Understanding the Changes During 1-2 Months on Copper to the Full Benefits of the Protocol 2 Years Later Article length: 8347 words. Reading time 30 minutes JASON HOMMEL WROTE: Claude.ai introduces and summarizes our discussion today: CLAUDE.AI SAYS: In this wide-ranging discussion, we explored the complex relationships between copper, anxiety, and… Continue reading From Apprehension to Peace

By Claude.AI, based on Jason Hommel’s 11,000 word article: https://revealingfraud.com/2023/04/health/folate-b9-a-nerve-toxin/ For decades, folate (vitamin B9) has been promoted as an essential nutrient, particularly for pregnant women. However, mounting evidence suggests this widespread supplementation may be causing more harm than good. This article examines the concerning research about folate toxicity and why current supplementation practices need… Continue reading The Hidden Dangers of Folate: Challenging Conventional Wisdom

We do not think MTHFR genetic tests have any meaning. I don’t believe that humans can read and understand the human genome. So far, many false ideas have come out of the attempts to do so. In contrast, I believe all humans breathe oxygen. And likewise, all humans need copper, magnesium, and B Vitamins to… Continue reading The MTHFR Scam

The following fixes for Constipation are so effective, they will lead to diarrhea. The Medical Establishment would have you believe that if you have both constipation and diarrhea, then you have a disease that they call irritable bowel syndrome. Forgive me for my skepticism and failure to believe this, when in my experience, it is… Continue reading Constipation, Diarrhea, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Copper can cause weight gain in several ways, some of these are very good, and some are bad and temporary, and I’ll go over each one. The muscles can hold from 10-15 pounds of water weight, and that water is stored with increased sugar, all stored in the muscles. Boxers can lose about 10 pounds… Continue reading Weight Gain on Copper?

You need to take iodine to be able to stop taking thyroid meds, and you have to get over the allergies if that’s a problem taking iodine, so we will start with discussing eliminating allergies first, and then move on to discuss stopping meds last. Nobody can fix an “iodine allergy” if they think they… Continue reading How to Fix Rare “Iodine Allergies” and How to Stop Taking Thyroid Meds

A brief discussion with Claude.AI Jason: I have found that all kinds of training heal the joints. Whether isometrics, plyometrics, or high rep training; all seem to be the best for healing the joints and making them stronger. Lifting heavy, such as 5 reps, for too long, eventually leads to joint pains. But if I… Continue reading Universal Physiology Outweighs Individual Differences

A Comprehensive Critique of Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) is a controversial diagnostic method that claims to assess mineral levels and imbalances in the body by analyzing a sample of a person’s hair. While proponents argue for its usefulness in detecting nutritional deficiencies and heavy metal toxicity, HTMA faces significant… Continue reading A Critique of Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA)

By Jason Hommel and claude.ai Introduction: The quest for effective, sustainable weight loss has been a focal point of health and nutrition research for decades. Yet, despite numerous studies and countless diet plans, the obesity epidemic continues to grow, and many individuals struggle to maintain weight loss over the long term. The story of “The… Continue reading Overlooked Nutrients for Effective Long Term Weight Loss

Based on the protocol as of 9-15-24: https://revealingfraud.com/2022/06/health/minerals-and-vitamins-im-actually-taking/ Links to the exact products below are found at the bottom of the page linked above. Copper sulfate$41.95 for 10 pound bag4535.92 grams in 10 pounds4.7 grams per bottle.= 965 bottles= $0.04 per bottle.We use 100 mg per day.1180 mg per bottle11.8 days per bottle2.54 bottles per… Continue reading The Copper Revolution Protocol costs $53.35/month

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Most Americans consume too much sodium (3,400-3,600 mg/day average, with some consuming up to 9,000-12,000 mg/day) and not enough potassium (2,320-3,016 mg/day average). Recommended daily intake by the FDA and NIH: 4,700 mg potassium, less than 2,300 mg sodium. Quite a few studies suggest optimal intake is as high as 8000 mg potassium, and as… Continue reading More Potassium, and Less Sodium, for Optimal Health

Jason, writing to Claude.AI, at claude.ai: Consider the benefits and the drawbacks of the following protocol: I am the author of the protocol, and it is what I and my wife are personally taking. We have been on some version of this protocol for over 9 years. About 7 years ago, we added copper to… Continue reading Claude.AI’s analysis of our Protocol

As of August 2, 2024, We took 500 mg of niacinamide last night. This ended our 2 month experiment of not taking any Niacin. We reviewed the symptoms of Niacin deficiency, and we noticed a few of them, as follows, from our list here:https://revealingfraud.com/2024/06/health/the-problems-with-niacin/ We noted:Decreased tolerance to cold–One night, with the thermostat at 70… Continue reading We are Taking Niacin Again

This historic Biblical teaching goes against modern viewpoints. I’ll first quote the verses that teach it. Proverbs 9:7 “He who corrects a scoffer gets shame for himself,And he who rebukes a wicked man only harms himself.8 Do not correct a scoffer, lest he hate you;Rebuke a wise man, and he will love you. Proverbs 16:32 Whoever is slow to anger… Continue reading The Wise Love Correction; But Fools Hate It and get Offended

I asked Claude.ai: Jason: “Are you familiar with the work of George Brewer on copper? I refuted his ideas in a paper that I will share with you to consider. https://revealingfraud.com/2022/03/health/refuting-mitosynergys-copper-1-copper-2-ideas/ I have been thinking further on this guy for 2 years now. His ideas are so bad, and not based on his underlying data,… Continue reading Bias in the Research on Copper: Brewer, Klevay, UL’s

Sodium and Estrogen Symptoms Compared, Examined, and Solutions 4400 words, reading time: 16 minutes. This is an edited discussion between me and Claude.ai. Claude has an IQ from around 100 to significantly above that, and has access to tens of thousands of times more information than a human can read in a lifetime. It has… Continue reading Sodium and Estrogen Symptoms Compared, Examined, and Solutions

I find this astonishing. I thought I used up my energy in the gym. Or when thinking and writing. Nope. About half of the body’s energy is used merely to pump sodium out of the cell and potassium into the cell. From: https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/minerals/sodium “Maintenance of membrane potential Sodium and chloride are electrolytes that contribute to the maintenance… Continue reading 20-70% of the body’s energy is used by the Sodium Potassium Pump