Im retired now but during my career (20+ years) as an acupuncturist, I treated so many women who fit the description in this essay. For all those years I tried to educate the women coming to me for treatment for unexplained infertility who were preparing for IVF. Of all the conditions I treated this was the hardest by far to bear witness to. So heartbreaking that I had to restrict the number of women I treated because I did not have the emotional capacity for handling too many situations. I saw the cruelty of these IVF clinics, the lack of informed consent, the lack of investigation of the infertility itself. One of the most awful situations which isn’t mentioned in the essay so probably Winston didn’t mention either, is just how frequently women who have persistent miscarriage are offered IVF when we all know that there is an increased chance of miscarriage with IVF although I doubt that is measured/reported. In light of all the information about corrupt medicine we have been exposed to in recent years, its about time IVF was put under the spotlight but I suspect (as usual) it will take years before any of this corruption hits the mainstream. In the meantime, my heart goes out to all those women who have been put through the hell of IVF, it has generated a great deal of traumatic stress.
It’s easily explained, make women infertile with vaccines then profit massively by charging huge amounts of money that results in no possible pregnancy. It’s all a money making racket and Winston knows that for sure. It’s made him and his ilk super rich. It’s a con and they are all in on it folks. Stay away from all the poison and you won’t have a problem.
I hate everything about IVF. It is an evil design for making money off parents who ignore all the babies and children who can be adopted even now. The abortion rate has impacted the availability of infants - people kill them for convenience due to people not living their lives the way God intends!
My son and daughter in law went through IVF about three times when they were very young (early 20s). She had had an ectopic pregnancy and when the surgery was done there were a couple of clamps left inside. They had affected her ability to have normal ovulation plus other symptoms. They "harvested" and "fertilized" about 12 babies. YES BABIES! From the moment of conception no matter where that occurred, they are human beings just at a young age. So one child, their oldest, was conceived that way if I remember correctly, on the third attempt, and another 12 are frozen - now for 18 years. I'm sure I'll meet them in heaven! They had two more children the God-ordained way. I do wish my son's employer - a state agency - hadn't covered IVF in the insurance plan! I think they would have been more patient and waited on God, had the cost been out of pocket, since they were pretty broke then!
Amen. I believe you would appreciate my Substack article: “In Vitro Fertilization and Transhumanism as Illuminated by Nicole Shanahan and Mattias Desmet.”
...“We as a profession are not telling the truth.”...that applies to 95% of all professions on the planet. Name one that constantly tells the truth no matter what.
The layers that this deception goes is maddening. Every time I think I can't learning anything more about the medical field, this page teaches me something new. Thank you for your work.
Modern medicine is poison. We need to stay far away from it at all costs - baring trauma scenarios - are return to true, natural health.
LOL! INF...it is incredible that unhealthy people are so dumbed down that they would spend thousands of dollars to have a child. Their processed Foods and multiple vaccines have harmed them mentally and physically. All they would need to do in most cases would be to get on a natural food health program...and follow a healthy lifestyle with exercise, fresh air, sunshine and avoid toxic matter in the environment. My husband used to call me "Fertile Myrtle" and was afraid to come near me, i could conceive so easily. I knew little about nutrition at the time, but dieted a lot and didn't use medication or vaccines.
I don’t know why I read this one. Parent, grandparent, old. Why would any of this be of interest? The dichotomy between IVF and abortion is stunning. Planned Parenthood. For my generation, the plan was get married, have sex, make babies.
It followed 178,898 women through the national IVF registry between 1992 and 2011.
There is so much to say.. as woman retired medical researcher this is not my area of study. just medical interest of mine because my daughter in law froze her eggs when she got breast cancer.. were never used.. her doctors recommended it. I would not have done that. I read what you said about the diet etc.. and the story about the couple.. wow. I had no idea there were that many women enrolled in that time period. .MAYBE DIET, THE DELAYING OF CHILDBIRTH.. which I did. but I come from a much older generation is not good.. for women because of what you mentioned. Women on medications for 10 years in their 20s which are the best child years.. before all the drugs bad food.. etc.. set in. Thanks for posting. I FIND IVF extremely strange and I would be opposed to its use anywhere all the time. I know. but that is me. maybe possibly ok in RH negative blood cases .. I don't know. I was blessed. never had issues. came from fertility on both sides. I worked in a biohazard lab for a while and took five years to clean my body up but I am sure it would have been alright because I had such a healthy life style.. when young .. sigh. God Bless.
I don't see why IVF would even be needed for the Rh negative cases. Nor would it be helpful, anyway.
I'm Rh -ve and I've had 4 kids naturally, two of each (boys -ve, girls +ve!). Never had any Anti-D injections, either.
As an Rh -ve mother, unless you come in contact with +ve blood via bleeding horribly when birthing a +ve child (due to haemorrhage/placental abruption, major tears etc), there is little chance your body will make antibodies to +ve blood and risk damaging future (Rh +ve) children. And anyway, so long as your partner carries the -ve Rh allele, you've always got a 1 in 2 chance of having a -ve kid - which should have no problems with you having antibodies to +ve blood!
The biggest problem I can see is where the Rh -ve woman has a large blood loss with a +ve child first up, AND her partner neither displays nor carries Rh -ve alleles. Because that way, all kids would then be +ve, and if she makes antibodies to +ve blood after child #1, there's a chance of her not having any more kids after that. There's also a chance of her birthing plenty of +ve kids, with minor problems only, or no problems at all, even WITH antibodies to +ve blood.
Read the research on this. It's not as bad as people may think.
Just wondering what do you mean by Rh negative blood cases? My daughter is negative, 37 this year, just married in April hoping to start a family soon. Fit and healthy. Don't think she would want to go down the IVF route.
Too much to write here. I wrote it in my Substack article: “In Vitro Fertilization and Transhumanism as Illuminated by Nicole Shanahan and Mattias Desmet.”
"He found that twenty-three of fifty-four cows in a local herd had failed to start a new pregnancy, one of them for over a year. He suggested two ounces of apple cider vinegar over each ration twice daily, and the same for the bull. The treatment began November 1st. By the last week of February, every cow in the group had conceived. Each calf was on its feet within five minutes of birth. None had to be taught to drink from a pail."
Human dose is a cap full with water twice a day.
There are a lot (dozens) of unbekoming articles which would be useful for women with fertility problems (and, of course, other people). Those centred around detox, diet, healthy living eg sun light, fasting etc.
Avoid vaccines (always), mercury amalgam fillings (always) and medicines (unless absolutely essential). No smoking/ drinking. I would suggest doing a full years detox and health improvement first, before trying for pregnancy ~ especially if you have been recently vaccinated for anything at all.
Totally agree with all this but what about the male problem? Have friends in this situation who eventually and reluctantly went down the IVF route and have a little 2 year old, the joy of their lives. How can men be helped to produce testosterone?
"Still more parents are hoping for “perfect” babies, despite genetic diseases they carry, leading scientists in Britain to experiment with a procedure they are calling 'three parent IVF.' Scientists remove the “good” part of the woman’s cells, and stick it into a previously created fertilized egg (from IVF) which they have removed a part of. The sickening part of this, though, is that one of the scientists on the project flippantly remarks, “What we’ve done is like changing the battery on a laptop.” To my utter disbelief, he shows no recognition of the moral implications of the creation of a child with three parents!"
Im retired now but during my career (20+ years) as an acupuncturist, I treated so many women who fit the description in this essay. For all those years I tried to educate the women coming to me for treatment for unexplained infertility who were preparing for IVF. Of all the conditions I treated this was the hardest by far to bear witness to. So heartbreaking that I had to restrict the number of women I treated because I did not have the emotional capacity for handling too many situations. I saw the cruelty of these IVF clinics, the lack of informed consent, the lack of investigation of the infertility itself. One of the most awful situations which isn’t mentioned in the essay so probably Winston didn’t mention either, is just how frequently women who have persistent miscarriage are offered IVF when we all know that there is an increased chance of miscarriage with IVF although I doubt that is measured/reported. In light of all the information about corrupt medicine we have been exposed to in recent years, its about time IVF was put under the spotlight but I suspect (as usual) it will take years before any of this corruption hits the mainstream. In the meantime, my heart goes out to all those women who have been put through the hell of IVF, it has generated a great deal of traumatic stress.
It’s easily explained, make women infertile with vaccines then profit massively by charging huge amounts of money that results in no possible pregnancy. It’s all a money making racket and Winston knows that for sure. It’s made him and his ilk super rich. It’s a con and they are all in on it folks. Stay away from all the poison and you won’t have a problem.
I hate everything about IVF. It is an evil design for making money off parents who ignore all the babies and children who can be adopted even now. The abortion rate has impacted the availability of infants - people kill them for convenience due to people not living their lives the way God intends!
My son and daughter in law went through IVF about three times when they were very young (early 20s). She had had an ectopic pregnancy and when the surgery was done there were a couple of clamps left inside. They had affected her ability to have normal ovulation plus other symptoms. They "harvested" and "fertilized" about 12 babies. YES BABIES! From the moment of conception no matter where that occurred, they are human beings just at a young age. So one child, their oldest, was conceived that way if I remember correctly, on the third attempt, and another 12 are frozen - now for 18 years. I'm sure I'll meet them in heaven! They had two more children the God-ordained way. I do wish my son's employer - a state agency - hadn't covered IVF in the insurance plan! I think they would have been more patient and waited on God, had the cost been out of pocket, since they were pretty broke then!
Amen. I believe you would appreciate my Substack article: “In Vitro Fertilization and Transhumanism as Illuminated by Nicole Shanahan and Mattias Desmet.”
Having had an abortion (or more than one) is associated with future infertility.
Thank you for setting this out. More medical industrial complex fraud to add to the list.
...“We as a profession are not telling the truth.”...that applies to 95% of all professions on the planet. Name one that constantly tells the truth no matter what.
The layers that this deception goes is maddening. Every time I think I can't learning anything more about the medical field, this page teaches me something new. Thank you for your work.
Modern medicine is poison. We need to stay far away from it at all costs - baring trauma scenarios - are return to true, natural health.
https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/modern-medicine-as-poison
https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/emergency-medicine-works-but-chronic
This is heartbreaking, the rape and pillage of people's trust, health and wellbeing is utterly disgusting.
LOL! INF...it is incredible that unhealthy people are so dumbed down that they would spend thousands of dollars to have a child. Their processed Foods and multiple vaccines have harmed them mentally and physically. All they would need to do in most cases would be to get on a natural food health program...and follow a healthy lifestyle with exercise, fresh air, sunshine and avoid toxic matter in the environment. My husband used to call me "Fertile Myrtle" and was afraid to come near me, i could conceive so easily. I knew little about nutrition at the time, but dieted a lot and didn't use medication or vaccines.
I don’t know why I read this one. Parent, grandparent, old. Why would any of this be of interest? The dichotomy between IVF and abortion is stunning. Planned Parenthood. For my generation, the plan was get married, have sex, make babies.
It followed 178,898 women through the national IVF registry between 1992 and 2011.
There is so much to say.. as woman retired medical researcher this is not my area of study. just medical interest of mine because my daughter in law froze her eggs when she got breast cancer.. were never used.. her doctors recommended it. I would not have done that. I read what you said about the diet etc.. and the story about the couple.. wow. I had no idea there were that many women enrolled in that time period. .MAYBE DIET, THE DELAYING OF CHILDBIRTH.. which I did. but I come from a much older generation is not good.. for women because of what you mentioned. Women on medications for 10 years in their 20s which are the best child years.. before all the drugs bad food.. etc.. set in. Thanks for posting. I FIND IVF extremely strange and I would be opposed to its use anywhere all the time. I know. but that is me. maybe possibly ok in RH negative blood cases .. I don't know. I was blessed. never had issues. came from fertility on both sides. I worked in a biohazard lab for a while and took five years to clean my body up but I am sure it would have been alright because I had such a healthy life style.. when young .. sigh. God Bless.
I don't see why IVF would even be needed for the Rh negative cases. Nor would it be helpful, anyway.
I'm Rh -ve and I've had 4 kids naturally, two of each (boys -ve, girls +ve!). Never had any Anti-D injections, either.
As an Rh -ve mother, unless you come in contact with +ve blood via bleeding horribly when birthing a +ve child (due to haemorrhage/placental abruption, major tears etc), there is little chance your body will make antibodies to +ve blood and risk damaging future (Rh +ve) children. And anyway, so long as your partner carries the -ve Rh allele, you've always got a 1 in 2 chance of having a -ve kid - which should have no problems with you having antibodies to +ve blood!
The biggest problem I can see is where the Rh -ve woman has a large blood loss with a +ve child first up, AND her partner neither displays nor carries Rh -ve alleles. Because that way, all kids would then be +ve, and if she makes antibodies to +ve blood after child #1, there's a chance of her not having any more kids after that. There's also a chance of her birthing plenty of +ve kids, with minor problems only, or no problems at all, even WITH antibodies to +ve blood.
Read the research on this. It's not as bad as people may think.
Just wondering what do you mean by Rh negative blood cases? My daughter is negative, 37 this year, just married in April hoping to start a family soon. Fit and healthy. Don't think she would want to go down the IVF route.
Wow! Makes sense.
Too much to write here. I wrote it in my Substack article: “In Vitro Fertilization and Transhumanism as Illuminated by Nicole Shanahan and Mattias Desmet.”
The Doctor Who Watched the Cow
An essay on D.C. Jarvis, Edward Bach, and the medicine that could not be sold
UNBEKOMING (JUN 11, 2026)
https://substack.com/@unbekoming/p-198093873
"He found that twenty-three of fifty-four cows in a local herd had failed to start a new pregnancy, one of them for over a year. He suggested two ounces of apple cider vinegar over each ration twice daily, and the same for the bull. The treatment began November 1st. By the last week of February, every cow in the group had conceived. Each calf was on its feet within five minutes of birth. None had to be taught to drink from a pail."
Human dose is a cap full with water twice a day.
There are a lot (dozens) of unbekoming articles which would be useful for women with fertility problems (and, of course, other people). Those centred around detox, diet, healthy living eg sun light, fasting etc.
Avoid vaccines (always), mercury amalgam fillings (always) and medicines (unless absolutely essential). No smoking/ drinking. I would suggest doing a full years detox and health improvement first, before trying for pregnancy ~ especially if you have been recently vaccinated for anything at all.
Totally agree with all this but what about the male problem? Have friends in this situation who eventually and reluctantly went down the IVF route and have a little 2 year old, the joy of their lives. How can men be helped to produce testosterone?
Malthusians seem to have won.
Let us hope, and pray, not.
Three Parent Babies - IVF:
"Still more parents are hoping for “perfect” babies, despite genetic diseases they carry, leading scientists in Britain to experiment with a procedure they are calling 'three parent IVF.' Scientists remove the “good” part of the woman’s cells, and stick it into a previously created fertilized egg (from IVF) which they have removed a part of. The sickening part of this, though, is that one of the scientists on the project flippantly remarks, “What we’ve done is like changing the battery on a laptop.” To my utter disbelief, he shows no recognition of the moral implications of the creation of a child with three parents!"
(from an antiabortion website)