July 1, 2026 | Issue 57

BRMI News & Updates

"True freedom is born not merely from independence, but from the knowledge to discern truth, the wisdom to choose well, and the courage to live accordingly."

We invite you to take a moment for yourself, pour a cup of coffee or tea, and immerse in the thoughtful information we have gathered for this edition of our E-Journal. May it inspire and nourish your inner journey as much as your curiosity about the world around you.


– The BRMI Team

Welcome to Our 57th BRMI E-Journal!



As we enter July and the 250th anniversary of American independence, many will reflect on the meaning of freedom. While political freedom is worthy of celebration, true freedom extends beyond governments and institutions. It requires the uncensored liberty to think critically, seek knowledge, ask questions, and engage in open dialogue. Freedom of speech or expression is the right of an individual or a community to express any opinion without censorship or restraint, and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction.


Featured Articles

Plasmalogens: A Unique Class of Phospholipids for Brain Health, Cellular Resilience, and Healthy Aging 

James Odell, ND, OMD, LAc

Plasmalogens are essential for cellular integrity, acting as key structural components of membranes, particularly in the brain, heart, and lungs.

Alpha-Gal Syndrome: Understanding a Tick-Borne Food Allergy with Practical Strategies

James Odell, ND, OMD, LAc

An illness that is increasingly associated with tick bites is Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), which represents one of the most unusual and rapidly emerging immune-mediated conditions of our time.

Pioneer: Franz Anton Mesmer


Franz Anton Mesmer was a German physician who introduced “animal magnetism” or “mesmerism” and was a pioneer in magnetism and its effect on the human biofield.

Ferris Bueller took just one day off—and it changed everything. Now imagine what 7 days at sea could do!


Come sail with us! March 28th
April 4, 2027

Join us aboard Celebrity's cruise ship, Summit!


We’ll set sail from Tampa on a 7-night Western Caribbean cruise, with stops in Cozumel, Belize City, and Costa Maya.


Our sea days will be dedicated to the conference—an opportunity to expand knowledge, connect, and network—while port days are yours to explore, unwind, and enjoy.


We’ve secured Aqua Class staterooms featuring exclusive amenities, including Wi-Fi, a classic drink package, Canyon Ranch Spa access, and private dining at Blu. The rate is $2,234.93 per person (double occupancy), inclusive of taxes, fees, and port expenses—plus the conference registration is just $320 (with code: BRMI).


We also have other more affordable staterooms!



“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

In Memory of Kimchi Moyer

September 3, 1957 - May 14, 2026


It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved advisor and friend, Kimchi Moyer.


Kimchi brought tremendous wisdom, compassion, and dedication to the work of advancing health and healing, and her presence touched many within our community and beyond. We are deeply grateful for the guidance, insight, and kindness she so generously shared over the years.


Our heartfelt condolences are with Kimchi's family, friends, colleagues, and all whose lives were enriched by her remarkable life. She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.


In the coming weeks, we invite you to visit our News Page, where we will share additional information and tributes provided by Kimchi's family as we come together to honor her extraordinary life and lasting legacy.


Clinical Corner

They Don't Want Us to

Have a Voice

Jennifer Margulis, PhD


When ideas are censored, conversations silenced, and scientific debate discouraged, books remain one of the last enduring spaces for thoughtful inquiry. Writing is more than self-expression—it is an act of preserving knowledge, challenging assumptions, and ensuring that important conversations survive for future generations.

An Integrative Bioregulatory Approach for Treating Oral Cancers In Pets

Marlene Siegel, DVM


Cancer is not an outside enemy that invades the body; rather, it is the body's own cells that have gone rogue because the terrain has become inhospitable. All cancers result from a combination of four conditions:

Book Recommendations

Homeopathy Primer: Getting Started with Homeopathy

Author: Abby Beale

Homeopathy seeks to support the body's innate ability to self-regulate, adapt, and heal rather than simply suppress symptoms. Throughout the text, readers are encouraged to view symptoms as meaningful expressions of the body's efforts to restore balance—a perspective that resonates deeply with the bioregulatory model of health and healing.

The Environmental and Genetic Causes of Autism

Author: Dr. James Lyons-Weiler

Drawing on a broad range of scientific literature, Lyons-Weiler examines the intricate interplay between genetics and environmental influences — including immune function, nutrition, toxicant exposures, microbiome health, and developmental biology. Rather than pointing to any single cause, he explores how these influences interact with underlying genetic susceptibilities to shape neurodevelopment.

Two-Minute Take-Aways! (Printable and Sharable)

How to Balance the Benefit and Risk of Radiological Tests

Ionizing radiation can increase oxidative stress and generate free radicals that may damage DNA and other cellular structures. Download and share our free infographic, which compares the radiation doses of common imaging procedures, outlines practical questions to ask before testing, and summarizes evidence-based strategies to help you make informed decisions that balance diagnostic benefit with long-term health.

A New Map of Aging: Every Cell Has Its Own Clock

A groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine reveals that every major cell type has its own biological aging clock, reinforcing the bioregulatory concept that health is maintained through the balanced regulation of interconnected systems. Rather than simply measuring how old we are, the future of medicine may focus on identifying which cells are aging fastest and supporting their resilience before symptoms appear.

Featured Podcast

Is Your Body Trying to Heal Itself? Homotoxicology and the Six Stages of Disease


Symptoms such as fever, inflammation, and mucus are often viewed as problems to suppress, but what if they are actually signs that your body is working to heal? In this episode, we explore the principles of homotoxicology and the Six Stages of Disease, revealing how supporting your body's natural detoxification and self-regulatory processes may help prevent the progression from acute illness to chronic disease.

As with any healthcare newsletter, the information in the BRMI E-Journal is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for the advice or direct care of a qualified health practitioner who oversees and provides unique and individualized diagnostics and care. The information provided here is to broaden our different perspectives and should not be construed as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is important not to delay in seeking medical advice because of something you have read in this BRMI E-Journal. 

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