March 1, 2026 | Issue 55 | | |
“What we become, we think. It's an insidious process that can predispose us to illness or it can lead us to health. For all healing, mental or material, is attuning each atom of the body, each reflex of the brain forces, to the awareness of the divine that lies within each atom, each cell of the body." Edgar Cayce
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
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Welcome to Our 55th BRMI
E-Journal!
The MAHA Movement: One Year Later
It has been more than a year since the MAHA movement began, and much of the healthcare terrain has changed – fortunately for the better. Though BRMI is a non-political institute, we must acknowledge that world politics shape healthcare, so we remain keen to observe decisions of the FDA, NIH, CDC, WHO, etc. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary has implemented major shifts in U.S. health policy, focusing on dietary changes (promoting meat, dairy, fats, cutting processed foods) and vaccine policy reform, including scaling back childhood vaccine schedules and reforming vaccine advisory panels, sparking both support from his "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) movement and opposition from pharmaceutical supported medical groups who question these changes, leading to policy conflict.
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How Peptides Accelerate Healing: BPC-157, TB-500, and Pinealon Explained
James Odell, ND, OMD, LAc
| Peptides are strings of amino acids, which are the "building blocks" of proteins. Peptides are generally categorized according to the number of amino acids they contain. Peptides are an essential part of nature and biochemistry. Thousands of peptides occur naturally in the human body and in animals, and new peptides are being discovered and synthesized regularly in research laboratories. This ongoing discovery and innovation in peptide science holds great promise for the future of healthcare and biochemical development. |
Sweet Medicine: How Okinawa's Rare Honeys Are Changing Natural Healing
James Odell, ND, OMD, LAc
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Okinawan honey is a delicate, terroir-driven product that reflects the taste of its subtropical islands. Longan honey is the crown jewel, but exploring the other varieties offers a delicious journey through Okinawa's unique ecosystem.
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Genes Load the Gun, Epigenetics Pull the Trigger: A Bioregulatory View of Trait Expression
By Christine Dionese, Integrative Epigenetic Health Specialist
Genes load the gun. Epigenetics pulls the trigger. But the environment decides whether the trigger is ever touched—and whether the organism is stable enough to keep the safety on. If you want to change outcomes, you don't argue with the genes. You change the terrain.
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The Best Time to Take Levothyroxine — And Why American Doctors Are Getting It Wrong
Jennifer Margulis, PhD
J.P. believes that American doctors are catastrophically mismanaging thyroid medicine administration. The American Thyroid Association’s dismisses the idea that bedtime dosing can be effective for some patients, dubbing it only a “weak recommendation” based on limited evidence.
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From Famine Food to Superfood: The Remarkable Story of Irish Sea Moss
BRMI Staff
Irish Sea Moss earns its superfood status through an extraordinarily dense and diverse nutrient composition. A single serving provides approximately 41% of the daily recommended magnesium—a mineral critical for over 300 enzyme reactions, muscle function, and bone density.
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Beyond Antibiotics: Emerging New Innovations in Phage Therapy
David A. Jernigan, DNM, D.C.
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What if your body already held the ultimate weapon against chronic illness—hidden in plain sight?
In this eye-opening BRMI webinar, Dr. David Jernigan reveals a revolutionary discovery that’s redefining medicine: Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT).
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A Neuro-Chiropractic 3-Pillar Approach to Chronic Illness
Michael Pierce, DC, DACNB, QEEG-DL
| Dr. Pierce explains how true healing is often about restoring regulation—not chasing symptoms using his three-pillar approach.
His three pillars include a targeted neurological exam + brain-based rehabilitation, EEG/neurofeedback and photobiomodulation, and advanced lab-informed nutrition. | | | |
Your Gut Problems Might Just Need a Vitamin
| A new study published in Gut has uncovered a surprising link between vitamin B1 (thiamine) and digestive health. Analyzing data from over 268,000 people, researchers found that genes involved in thiamine metabolism play a key role in gut motility, pointing to promising new treatments for IBS and constipation. Read the full study below. | | | |
The Impact of a Defective MTHFR Gene: Reference Guide
| MTHFR is the abbreviation for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase and if you have the gene defect or mutation, it causes impairment in the process of methylation. | | |
Book Recommendation | Cure Your Fatigue: The Root Cause and How to Fix It on Your Own by Morley M. Robbins
| Cure Your Fatigue serves multiple valuable purposes. It makes a compelling, evidence-based case for why critical minerals such as magnesium and copper are absolutely essential for optimal health. In addition, it functions as an invaluable reference guide for understanding how our cells function at the most fundamental level. | | |
Book Recommendation | The Modern Herbal Dispensatory: A Medicine-Making Guide
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The Modern Herbal Dispensatory is a comprehensive manual for making herbal medicines at home and in clinical practice. But to call it merely a "how-to" guide would be to underestimate its ambitions.
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Why You're Still Hypothyroid Even With Normal Labs (And What to Test Instead)
You're exhausted. Your hair is thinning. You can't lose weight no matter what you do. You're cold all the time, your brain feels foggy, and you just don't feel like yourself anymore. So you go to the doctor, convinced something is wrong with your thyroid—and they run a TSH test and tell you everything is "normal." But you're not fine. You know something is off.
Listen to this eye-opening episode to learn what you have been missing.
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