by Brian Robert Hyland, posted in health


The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced a major overhaul of the U.S. childhood immunization schedule, reducing the number of diseases covered by universally recommended vaccines for all children from 18 to 11.

Under President Trump’s bold leadership, the CDC is finally adopting common sense updates to America’s childhood immunization schedule – based solely on the Gold Standard of Science.

This historic action empowers parents and physicians to make the best individualized decisions to protect children while also restoring much-needed confidence in our public health system.

This change is effective immediately!
 
The revised schedule moves recommendations for several vaccines to a risk-based or shared clinical decision-making model between parents and doctors.
 
Key Changes to the Vaccine Schedule🔤

The updated guidelines shift away from a universal approach for some vaccines, narrowing recommendations for certain diseases to specific high-risk groups or requiring consultation with a healthcare provider. 

Vaccines Still Universally Recommended:

The schedule continues to recommend vaccines for all children against the following diseases: 

Diphtheria
Tetanus
& Acellular
Pertussis (whooping cough)
Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)
Pneumococcal conjugate
Polio
Measles, Mumps, & Rubella
Varicella (chickenpox)
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)  &
Varicella.

However, HHS will only
recommend a single dose of the HPV vaccine as opposed to two.

Vaccines Shifted to Risk-Based or Shared Decision-Making 
Recommendations for the following vaccines are no longer universal for all children and are now based on individual risk factors, underlying comorbidities, or exposure risks🔤
 
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Dengue
Meningococcal ACWY
Meningococcal B
Influenza (seasonal flu shot)
COVID-19
Rotavirus 

It’s an awesome start, let’s be grateful that they hear us!

@CaptKylePatriots

by Brian Robert Hyland, posted in health


Remember Elon knows all this. He has for a while ever since he was allowed into all the databases when Doge took over in the beginning of the year.

So now do you understand what’s happening? This is simply to educate the public so they know why these people have been arrested. You need the court of public opinion, otherwise there will be a civil war and innocent people will die.

Capiche?

Kelly
@CaptKylePatriots

by Brian Robert Hyland, posted in health

I am attaching a video about Sodium Bicarbonate Baking Soda in the comments. I highly recommend taking a few minutes to watch.

Amazing coincidence… because just this morning when I took a half teaspoon of Red Mill Baking Soda in water because of an acid stomach, I was amazed it didn’t recommend what I was using it for in the directions. It used to be on the directions of the Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Boxes. (Don’t use Arm & Hammer because it now contains aluminum).

Anyhow, what this video says is 100% TRUE. Including using Sodium Bicarbonate for emergency medicine.

Transcript Quote…

“Baking soda—that unassuming white powder tucked away in every kitchen—has quietly earned a reputation as one of the world’s most versatile, budget-friendly wellness allies. Far beyond its baking duties, emerging research highlights its potential to support everything from everyday digestive woes to more complex health challenges, all thanks to its knack for balancing the body’s pH levels and countering excess acidity.

It’s no wonder it’s a go-to in many households for those post-meal discomforts. Start with the basics: A simple half-teaspoon dissolved in water acts as a gentle antacid, offering quick relief for indigestion, heartburn, and even acid-related issues like ulcers or gout flare-ups. Medical sources like Mayo Clinic back this up, noting how sodium bicarbonate neutralizes stomach acid. It’s no wonder it’s a go-to in many households for those post-meal discomforts.

But the intrigue deepens with inflammation. Animal studies have shown promising results: Baking soda appears to dial down inflammatory markers and ease pain responses, sparking interest in its role for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune disorders. A 2025 review in Technology Networks pointed to how it might tweak immune signaling in macrophages, potentially easing chronic inflammation without the side effects of heavier meds. Human applications are still unfolding, but it’s a reminder that simple interventions can sometimes pack a punch.

For respiratory bugs, folklore from a century ago—like 1918 flu-era tips—touted alkalinizing with baking soda to shorten symptom duration, with some anecdotal reports of relief in under two days. Modern evidence is lighter here, but its pH-balancing act could support overall immune resilience during cold and flu season, per wellness experts exploring natural adjuncts.

In kidney health, the science is more robust. Multiple clinical trials, including a 2024 study in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, demonstrate that oral sodium bicarbonate can slow the progression of chronic kidney disease by correcting metabolic acidosis—potentially preserving function and delaying the need for dialysis. It’s a low-cost strategy that’s gained traction in nephrology circles.

Perhaps the most head-turning angle? Oncology research. Preclinical work, like a 2018 Ludwig Cancer study, suggests baking soda could tweak the acidic tumor microenvironment, making cancer cells more vulnerable to therapies and potentially slowing growth in models. A 2023 Healthline overview echoes this, noting it might enhance chemo’s punch by raising pH around tumors—though experts stress it’s no standalone cure, just a fascinating complement under medical guidance.  Always chat with your doc before experimenting.

Athletes, take note: If lactic acid buildup is your workout nemesis, baking soda shines as a natural buffer. Studies in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition show it delays fatigue, letting you push longer at peak effort—think extended sprints or HIIT sessions. That’s why it’s been outright banned in horse racing (yep, those infamous “milkshakes” for thoroughbreds), as confirmed by racing authorities worldwide—proof of its edge, but a nod to fair play.

by Brian Robert Hyland, posted in health


🚨BREAKING: Sen. Rick Scott has IMMEDIATELY begun drawing up legislation in line with President Trump’s demands of giving the Obamacare money to the PEOPLE directly — not big insurance.

“I’m writing the bill right now.” 🔥

“We must stop taxpayer money from going to insurance companies and instead give it directly to Americans in HSA-style accounts and let them buy the health care they want. This will increase competition & drive down costs.”

MASSIVE loss for Chuck Schumer as this will be politically disastrous to oppose! 🇺🇸
Link 🔗

@CaptKylePatriots