Why Accurate Endometriosis Education Matters

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Many of you may have seen the video I created yesterday that discuss a specific virus and vaccine in correlation to endometriosis. And it seems that this video made a lot of people very uncomfortable. So allow me to address that, because this is a good delineation between one side and another. Now, to make this extremely clear, let me be specifically clear. I'm not talking about politics here. I am not taking sides on anything either. And the reality is, I wasn't even talking about the pandemic itself.

What I was talking about was a biological mechanism. A simple protein. That's it. And for the instance of that video, a spike protein, a structure, a signal, something that enters the body and interacts with receptors, leading to immune cell, inflammatory activation, some vascular mechanisms. And the question that I had originally asked was fairly simple. Protein was introduced into the body, there was a phenomena of endometriosis increasing and people that already had endometriosis augmenting. So what was the mechanism behind it? And can we identify a trigger?

You see, the people that look from one side are not the same people that are the scientists or the researchers, to just be blunt. Okay? Because when you make the discussion with someone that is in the science science field, they would understand the. There is a pattern to be recognized here. So a phrase that gets abused about a bit is correlation does not mean causation. And yes, this Is a very true statement, but the context and the manner and who speaks it is something to consider as well.

Even in our own work and in many medical literature, you will see that this is a very obvious statement. So let's get to the breakdown of this. Endometriosis does have. It's a network disease, as we've mentioned. It is gears being shifted, pushed, and triggered. A woman going from a healthy state into a disease state. So the question that must be asked is, is endometriosis being influenced by environmental inputs? So if that's the case, what happens when this specific scenario drives ACE to receptor interaction?

That leads to immune surveillance, modification, inflammatory push via cytokines, and a remodeling of vascular integrity. And that's actually something that we did study quite a bit when it came to the actual virus itself. You see, these are mechanisms. These are not theories or concepts. These are highly proven and identify mechanisms. And that that was the point of the video. We were highlighting the molecular level of these pathways that were involved. That this specific protein allowed lesion implantation, angiogenesis, neuroinflammation, immunomodulation, and chronic pain signalling.

It wasn't a controversial statement. If anything, what's exciting about this is that it opens a door or a window to what are the possible triggers. Because up until now, there hasn't been any actual trigger that's been identified. So when we look into that video, we're discussing something much bigger. The Context about endometriosis and this vaccine and virus is just happened to be the carrier of the discussion. So we are trying to highlight that there is a window of opportunity here where we go from normal function to dysregulation, regulated immune response to immunovasion balance signalling to runaway inflammation.

And that there is a shift that we have the plausibility of identifying. Because if that question does not get asked, this is what leads to the disease not being understood. But let's talk about something that's a bit more important. Bias. Because this is where most people fail. Okay? A bias researcher starts with a conclusion and looks for evidence to support it. I'm in a very, very lucky position. Well, you can call it luck at, you know, it depends who you ask.

Let's just say that I'm in a position where I have no financial incentive. So I don't have a narrative to bring to you guys, because again, I have no financial sent incentive. This is a recent and all exist. I don't have investors telling me what to do or what I can and cannot say. I don't have a pharmaceutical pipeline that depends on a specific outcome. My narrative does not need to be true because the reality is endometriosis does not affect me.

I already help my wife with it and. And my daughter. So everything that I put out on this channel is raw, it's unfiltered, and it allows us to See patterns most people are going to ignore. Because, again, I have no desire to curve anything. That reality is if Endo's disappears tomorrow, I actually get a lot of stress taken away. So to the point, if you're an endo warrior, you should be paying very close attention to that. If there's specific biases that are coming about.

Because this isn't about being right, this is about you. You're paying fatigue your overall life. So the reality is, no, I'm not going to delete that video and I'm not taking those statements back. Because the point, and for anyone from a scientific lens, would be, hey, there is a trigger in an wind of opportunity to see if we can investigate this for further. Because that's what you deserve. Okay, people keep talking about endometriosis being under researched. Let's not walk away from something that we, we saw.

And if it makes people feel uncomfortable, well, that's good, because discomfort is where breakthroughs happen and where discussions start to get more in depth and evolve into something that the mainstream media might pay attention. So if you've experienced something similar, where your symptoms started out of nowhere, you felt a shift in your body that no one could explain, speak up, share it. Because the data doesn't just come from labs. There are specific professions in the scientific community that look for patterns from people just like you.

That's why the CDC has a self report, portal. So We're not here to protect narratives. We're here to break this disease down to its core. And we're going to do this together, first and foremost, and without any specific narrative.