Articles | Dr Vernon Coleman

Know How to Measure Your Pain

It is impossible to measure pain objectively. There are so many different factors involved that it is impossible for you to compare the pain you get in your back with the pain your neighbour gets in her womb.

Betrayed by the Bank of England

The Bank of England and HM Treasury in the UK are now preparing a UK digital currency to replace cash – and to enable them to know what you are buying, and where and when you are buying it.

Learn to Laugh to Control Pain

I don't think anyone really knows exactly why laughter and humour have such a positive pain-relieving effect.

Passing Observations 111

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three.

The Death of Health Care in Britain

An old man in hospital had received no nursing care for a week. He wasn’t fed for three days.

One Health – on 21st Century Wire

French journalist Freddie Ponton has compiled a guide describing the globalist path to a one word order.

The Scam of the Century?

Several times a week I receive messages telling me that I have been selected to help someone retrieve millions of dollars which are mysteriously stuck in a bank somewhere.

The Ativan Story

The world’s biggest and most damaging addiction problem doesn’t involve heroin or cocaine or painkillers. It involves benzodiazepine tranquillisers such as lorazepam (also known as Ativan).

How the media is still misleading people

The mainstream media is excited. Monkeypox has been upgraded to the same category as the plague. Doctors must now inform their local council if they suspect that a patient has the disease.

Passing Observations 110

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three.

The Smallpox Scare (an extract from Vernon Coleman’s 1980 novel Tunnel)

In 1980 I wrote a novel called Tunnel. It was a futuristic disaster novel about an explosion inside the (as then un-built) Channel Tunnel.

Microwave Ovens – a Menace to Your Health?

It isn’t just the poor quality of the food we buy which makes us ill – damaging our immune systems and making us vulnerable to infections and to cancer.

Why the Jubilee Nonsense Upset Me

The Jubilee nonsense which filled four early days of June in the UK made me feel very uncomfortable. The royals are supposed to be apolitical. But they are not.

Poverty and Death

As the world races towards poverty it is vital to remember that poverty and death are inextricably linked.

Can you Mix Private Medical Care and NHS Medical Care?

The simple fact is that patients can still use the NHS if they have had private treatment as long as they gain no advantage by doing so.

Mammograms

For decades now, just about every attempt to show that medical screening programmes save lives has proved that they are a waste of time, energy and money.

Most ‘Experts’ are ‘Bought’ - and simply say what they’re paid to say

It is frighteningly easy to become an ‘expert’. When I was in my 20s and newly qualified I was regularly described as a ‘world famous expert’ or a ‘leading expert’ whenever I was quoted in the media.

Passing Observations 109

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three.

How Diet Helps Arthritis Sufferers

In the UK, the Government has told arthritis sufferers that they won’t be given painkillers. So, it’s vital for those with arthritis to deal with their pain themselves.

Are You Suffering from the 21st Century Blues?

Diagnosing The Twenty First Century Blues is something that you have to do yourself – the disease has yet to be recognised by the medical establishment.

Passing Observations 108

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three.

Reasons for being a vegetarian

Vegetarianism has become fashionable (for some very strange reasons). The following list was compiled in 2008 but is just as valid now as it was then.

Sunak’s War on Pensioners continues

Sunak, Britain’s very left wing Chancellor of the Exchequer, is continuing his war on pensioners – and the Government’s secret plan to see 250,000 pensioners die of cold and hunger next winter.

Dementia: A Warning

Some of the truth-tellers appear to me to becoming rather institutionalised. A word of warning: beware of people offering sponsorship, advertising money or financial support.

Partygate: They knew they could party because they KNEW covid was a fraud

Everyone is disgusted that Boris Johnson and assorted aides and civil servants ignored the lockdown rules they’d created. And they should be disgusted.

More evidence the world has gone mad

Sri Lanka is in terrible financial trouble because of the global crisis deliberately created by the sanctions against Russia.

Dr Zac Cox 13: Conspirators 1

Thanks to Joe Biden of the US and the rabid crooks at the WHO, we are months away from a World Government.

Progress in General Practice

When I was in general practice some decades ago, in the 1970s and early 1980s, we ran the whole caboodle with three doctors, two and a half receptionists and a secretary who was also officially described as the practice manager.

Monkeypox – should it be spelt Moneypox?

A lot of nonsense is being talked about monkeypox which is the hypochondriac’s disease of the moment – even more popular than ‘long covid’.

Passing Observations 107

This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three.