0:08

I Here's what I want to start with.

0:10

How would you define the scientific method? The

0:15

scientific method is a process.

0:17

It's a process by with

0:19

by which. A

0:22

hypothesis is put forward. And.

0:24

That's considered. An. Alternative.

0:27

Hypothesis. And the state

0:29

of affairs. That. As

0:32

we see it today, best considered

0:34

the null hypothesis and the method

0:36

is the process by which we

0:39

test. And challenge.

0:42

The. Null hypothesis to see if

0:44

there's enough evidence to accept the

0:46

alternative hypothesis. Gray. Definition.

0:49

Over the past four years were a

0:52

lot of these and of slogans thrown

0:54

around like trust the Science or the

0:56

one that really irks me as the

0:59

science is settled. Which

1:01

flies in the face of your

1:03

i think very accurate definition. Where

1:06

did you start to. Eat.

1:08

And just to give some framework

1:10

mean many people already be aware

1:12

of who you are, But Europe

1:14

highly recognize regarded physician and you're

1:17

not like some conspiracy theorist kook.

1:19

I mean I would consider you

1:21

may be prior to all this

1:23

happen in a pretty mainstream western

1:25

medicine guy who's accredited and and

1:27

recognized. when did you. Start.

1:30

To see the scientific method fall

1:32

apart. At

1:34

so edges and you know you really kind of

1:36

threw in a few terms that we oughta we

1:38

are a tackle. Okay, let's do it was let's

1:40

tackle him. You.

1:43

Know there really is no such thing. As

1:45

a conspiracy theorist, the term

1:47

really is. It doesn't really

1:50

have any cogent meaning. But

1:53

we have this. We have rational theories. all

1:55

of us to. I have

1:57

a rational theory about. Why this

1:59

one? The dog is right between us right

2:01

now. And will

2:04

generate theories regenerate rational theories

2:06

every day. The series or.

2:09

Discuss about many of them can be

2:11

testable. But

2:14

the word conspiracy theorist is

2:16

is actually a term that

2:18

comes out of a government

2:20

agency. Espionage for crying out

2:22

loud is not something honestly

2:24

that I think should. Be

2:27

in the contemporary for natural or

2:29

at this point in time You're

2:31

right. I had very conventional training

2:34

a changes the best universities I

2:36

became in my field and Internal

2:38

Medicine and Cardiology. one of the

2:41

most publish people in my field

2:43

in the world. I studied very

2:45

carefully of the course of decades

2:48

the interface between heart and kidney

2:50

disease and that the world and

2:52

publications new discoveries on in vitro

2:55

diagnostics therapeutic strategies are always. Use

2:57

the principles of epidemiology. Had trained

2:59

in epidemiology. appears of Michigan which

3:01

is the study. Of

3:04

the distributions and determinants of disease

3:06

and epidemiology, how to the highest

3:08

level would be an intervention? That

3:10

is, A plane,

3:12

some type of therapy or

3:15

surgery or strategy. Ah. any

3:17

prospect. Randomized double blind trial.

3:20

And. Then testing to see if we can. Again,

3:23

move from the alternatives. Move.

3:25

From the know hypothesis till the

3:28

alternative hypothesis. So.

3:30

A me that is as orthodox as

3:32

weekend get. In today's world, what

3:34

we observe us to the pandemics. And

3:37

it's not the first crisis the world has

3:39

faced. But like

3:41

so many other crises, The.

3:43

Orthodoxy. Did. Not

3:45

deliver the answers and throughout. Human

3:48

history when there's been a worldwide

3:50

crisis Be the answers didn't come

3:53

from government agencies. The answers

3:55

didn't come from the church or whatever would

3:57

be considered the orthodoxy at the time. The

4:00

answers come from innovators.

4:05

Absolutely yeah I am. I agree

4:08

with you on the term conspiracy

4:10

theorists to it's it's just it's

4:12

a cheap way to slander and

4:14

discredit someone who is. thinking.

4:17

Critically and asking questions thread threats

4:19

we should talk about. I

4:22

think we should talk about. Six.

4:26

Terms. That are

4:28

I think men to injure. They

4:31

are pejorative. And

4:34

they are literally designed to establish

4:36

a power dynamic of one person

4:38

exerting power over another. And they

4:41

were all extensively used during Nazi

4:43

Germany. So anybody wants to throw

4:45

around these terms. they can take

4:47

it right back to the third

4:50

right. And they are. Misinformation.

4:54

This information. Mel

4:56

Information. Anti.

4:59

Science. Anti

5:01

vax or. And

5:04

conspiracy theorist. Those

5:06

are all terms. By

5:09

which the person who's uses them. Is.

5:11

Aspiring to gain power and

5:14

control over the other person.

5:17

And they are attempting to push their

5:19

point of view. On. To

5:21

others. And by

5:23

definition as propaganda. Elaborate

5:27

surgery so. What

5:30

was it like for you as

5:32

you started to see holes in

5:34

the way? These

5:37

institutions were approaching. The.

5:39

Issue. In. Our why Guess

5:42

it's going back to my earlier question in

5:44

or what were some of the first red

5:46

flags for you that something is amiss and

5:48

with their decision point at which you decided

5:51

out of your own integrity to speak out

5:53

and be willing to take the arrows. and

5:55

what's it been like. To. Take

5:57

Those arrows. Kind of a multifaceted.

6:00

In bad. Eyesight early. and don't

6:02

forget I was in the orthodoxy and

6:04

many ways I still am. President

6:07

of a major Medical Society

6:09

Editor of two Major Charles

6:11

in Twenty Nineteen I was

6:14

the named. Endowed Visiting

6:16

lecturer at Harvard School Madison

6:18

in major departments Twenty nineteen.

6:21

My Wikipedia page was. Scintillating,

6:26

With. Accolades. So

6:28

I was fully within the orthodox

6:30

Mm approaching seven hundred citations in

6:32

the National Library of Medicine. I've

6:34

lectured at the Yard Sodomy Sciences

6:36

European Medicine agencies two thousand and

6:38

seven. I was asked to

6:41

present to the congressional oversight pin on

6:43

the As piano major product labels, pensioner

6:45

Group of or Drugs so people know

6:47

any. All. Over the world. But

6:49

I can tell you in early twenties when.

6:53

When the pandemic unfolded. And

6:55

we started to see people die all of

6:57

the world. With.

6:59

Any few weeks I became

7:01

very uncomfortable as I was

7:04

message you my colleagues about

7:06

meeting patients. To help

7:08

them avoid too bad outcomes, hospitalization

7:10

and death. And I

7:13

saw my colleagues retreat. They

7:16

sell it to silence none of them.

7:18

Volunteered to come forward and say yes,

7:20

let's innovate less work to help people

7:23

survive this illness. All

7:25

of them in a sense,

7:27

just. Retracted. And

7:29

I think the driver of that retraction initially

7:31

was fear. As

7:34

a means. I think in

7:36

the beginning of all of that. There

7:39

are so much. Trauma. Based

7:41

mind control. Implemented

7:43

by. The media

7:45

at large. That. I

7:48

kind of gave people a pass. And the beginning because

7:50

everyone's is kind of running around their heads cut off.

7:52

No one really knows what's true. It's not true. And

7:55

so in the beginning of okay will people with

7:57

as part of the Orthodox you're going to be.

8:00

Conservative and and not fly off the

8:02

handle right? But then what became apparent

8:04

to me and I really want to

8:06

get into the of the gene therapy

8:08

I'm. Job cover but. What?

8:11

Struck me was the lack of emphasis

8:13

on lifestyle choices. Raid also tastes. Official

8:16

narrative was we got a drug com

8:18

in. Don't worry, we're going to fix

8:20

it all with this drug that masks

8:22

the social distancing, the constant testing. All

8:25

this and I'm thinking where is the

8:27

recommendation for getting proper exercise for Vitamin

8:29

D for son My serve clean in

8:31

the air in your home for avoiding

8:34

toxic foods and chemicals that this is

8:36

none of that which is a lot

8:38

of what we talk about in the

8:40

shows Of course. I'm I'm kind of

8:42

close to the flame on that. Type.

8:45

Of recommendation but it's that had this is so

8:47

weird. You know no one's. And

8:49

encouraging in when to lose some weight or

8:51

get good sleep because this nothing at all.

8:53

It's just like we got a drug com

8:55

and we're going to say we're going to

8:57

save everyone Operation Word Speed here comes and

8:59

I'm just find him stat. was one of

9:01

the first things to me that seemed said

9:03

suspect. You're talking

9:05

about the. Whole. Concept of

9:08

susceptibility right? We've.

9:11

Learned early on. That sars

9:13

coby to infection covered nineteen illness.

9:16

Was not an equal opportunity.

9:19

Don't this? That is

9:21

afflicted a the elderly,

9:23

the infirm, those with

9:25

obesity, diabetes, other medical

9:27

problems and yet we

9:29

understood people. Seem to

9:32

sail right to the the illness. So.

9:34

Immediately. Within a

9:36

matter of weeks. The. Medical term

9:38

Team Up Risk Stratification: The

9:41

weekend actually stratify risk. We

9:43

can understand where oh, Where

9:46

are vulnerabilities are and

9:48

Beat has frailty? Was

9:51

easily identified as a if he

9:53

really critical respect. I saw some

9:55

a senior citizens who are very

9:57

said good die as crazy. They

9:59

sailed. The owners easily I said

10:01

all boy this is really gonna be

10:03

about fitness and it reminded me of

10:06

my former writing partner allows in Southeast

10:08

Michigan doctor Ben Franklin's who wrote papers

10:10

on this about. You know, it's really

10:12

about survival of the saddest. Mice.

10:15

Is about survival of the said as to Bury

10:17

had published that. If someone was

10:19

said and actually had a major heart attacks

10:22

are more likely to survive and if they're

10:24

not sets and the same. Concept

10:26

applies to he said purses more

10:28

likely to survive a major auto

10:30

accident or a major bacterial infection.

10:32

That at yeah it's our insurance.

10:35

Fitness back harrys us through times

10:37

of personal health crisis. So you're

10:39

right early on the best thing

10:41

we could have done is all

10:43

gone out. Started working on Aerobics

10:45

Fitness. I was in Dallas at

10:47

the time and and was. With

10:49

brilliant weather and I was out running

10:51

as seem a lot of patience with

10:53

covert a surgeon I I'd better actually.

10:56

Be on the top of my game and then later

10:58

on we learn that. A

11:00

Good Nutrition. There was a paper on

11:03

of Poland showing up at your income.

11:05

You're improving nutrition that is having high

11:07

quality sources of protein. precious avast wasn't

11:09

really them and eighty three us? it's

11:11

sugars, starches, and saturated fat. Whew! That

11:14

was the way to Kind of really

11:16

put the body on edge, ready to.

11:19

Survive this illness. Oh works cited

11:21

and my book Courage to Face

11:23

covered nineteen by Doctor of Atlas

11:25

on Windows suggesting the converse that

11:27

a boy People hate. Sugars and

11:29

starches through the illness are much

11:31

more likely to have a worse

11:34

outcome of sugar. Tended see this

11:36

viral infection make things a lot

11:38

worse. Certainly make information there's there's

11:40

a tremendous opportunity you the didn't

11:42

mean didn't know. Bed. Vitamin

11:44

D was enormously protective. Were.

11:47

Normalcy protect of this phenomenon

11:49

else is now showing that

11:51

Vitamin D intake was preventive.

11:54

For. Getting covered uneven one

11:56

geico, the nineteenth higher Vitamin D

11:58

levels confirmed him. Survival.

12:00

We had a

12:02

wonderful discovery. That

12:05

nasal an oral hygiene played

12:07

a role. A. Big Rock. That.

12:09

There were forms of nasal sprays.

12:11

Him gargoyles that does truly do

12:13

did reduce the viral burden, reduce

12:16

the ability to transmit the virus

12:18

to one another. It wasn't mass

12:20

gainer hand sanitizer, this was an

12:22

infection and the nose or mouth

12:24

of we wanted me to spread

12:26

it was actually nasal. An oral

12:28

hygiene. Things so simple as actually

12:30

just sailing. So. People who live

12:32

near the ocean who send get ill salt

12:34

water in the nose and mouth. They.

12:36

Actually had a. A better

12:38

outlook and people who are cooped up

12:40

in high rise in or condominiums with

12:42

no airflow. We learned that in fact,

12:45

fresh air made a difference. There were

12:47

studies out of Singapore showing that is

12:49

it was almost nearly impossible to spread

12:51

the virus outside. So as

12:53

i was measure my patients I tell the

12:55

patience for some of gotta start the the

12:57

nasal sprays watches even if it's so simple.

13:00

Assault waters our of I diner. Glottal.

13:02

Silver or Xylitol Scope or list

13:05

dreamless. Get outside in your front

13:07

porch or batch course Let's get

13:09

this fresh air's reduce the burden.

13:12

Ah, even when my dad. In

13:14

a rehab facility and nursing home

13:16

care coverage of. fortunately I was

13:18

able to have influence with the

13:21

staff. I said open the windows. Open.

13:24

The windows beautiful april of.

13:27

Spring in Dallas. I said

13:29

we never do that. He. Said open

13:31

the windows cats fresh air and

13:33

I don't want this zero re

13:35

inoculation. So when I publish the

13:37

first version of them a call

13:40

protocol to the states, the most

13:42

widely cited and utilized approached have

13:44

a nineteen. That. Was the first

13:46

step. Fresh air that

13:48

was and teaching control and yet we

13:50

saw from the media just the opposite.

13:53

You probably remember that vignettes were there

13:55

was a man out in the west

13:57

coast and is on a paddle board.

14:00

The way. Out from shore.

14:02

And. He's not wearing a mask and

14:05

then there's a coast guard or

14:07

police. Both thing comes out to

14:09

pursue your before the season. This

14:11

this we were close and I

14:13

do remember this as watching Sanjay

14:16

Gupta on Cnn castigating a man

14:18

who was out on the embarcadero,

14:20

discharging, That he

14:22

should have been inside he was amazon.

14:24

It was insanity people were pointing. I

14:26

remember a video where are where they

14:28

had the restrictions in place where you

14:30

can go to the beach which as

14:32

were san is probably the healthiest thing

14:34

you could ever do. I am someone

14:36

went out there and put a mannequin

14:38

you know in a beach. Always

14:42

asking of each event you seats to see you

14:44

know the topic of it. Off you know, ready

14:46

to do business may walk out and it's a

14:48

mannequin with the hat and sunglasses. As like

14:50

winning more. That's one. Thing that. Is. Been

14:53

interesting to me is. You

14:55

have a school of thought

14:57

from a demographic of people

14:59

that. Sinks. That there is

15:01

no such thing as covered nineteen and

15:03

that when you look at the cold

15:06

and flu stats during that period magically

15:08

the cold and flu disappeared and to

15:10

mean I I and I'm no scientist

15:12

or physician by any means, but seems

15:14

to me when you look at those

15:16

stats that. It's. Possible.

15:18

Is not likely that. For. Whatever

15:20

reason, the cold and flu that

15:22

everyone gets all the time maybe

15:24

sometimes worse than others was essentially

15:27

rebranded and just called this other

15:29

thing. Do you think there's any

15:31

validity to that know, but I

15:33

understand the confusion income you people

15:35

as. He. Know had a

15:37

yearning to understand what the world

15:40

actually happened. So I'm listed twenty

15:42

seventeen, The United States. We.

15:44

Had about seventy thousand influenza

15:46

does? There's a standard rate.

15:49

Forty. Fifty thousand Sixty seventy was

15:51

is a are just a hard

15:53

year now that's anybody dying testing

15:55

with influenza. In any

15:57

season if we look at all the respiratory.

16:00

The Hospitalizations in the United States.

16:03

That's a fifteen percent test. Positive

16:05

influence. The. Does it mean

16:07

influences the central driver right? Someone could

16:09

have gotten a fever, fallen down, had

16:12

a hip fracture, and they're actually gonna

16:14

die of some complication of the hip

16:16

fracture, not necessarily influenza, but as it

16:18

is it is a principle as count

16:20

all cases in right. So

16:23

now the cupboard nineteen kinda makes a

16:25

curse. And.

16:28

This. Novel Virus Sars copy

16:30

two of which has been

16:33

exhaustively investigated. Hundreds of thousands

16:35

of papers. It has. Ah,

16:37

it has it's unique genetic

16:39

code. It's a Corona virus.

16:42

It's structure is fully understood.

16:44

It's protein makeup is fully

16:46

understood. stood I It's is

16:48

isolated. It's isolated and in

16:51

viral cultures is transferred from

16:53

one sell to another. The

16:55

Chinese a big no sign

16:57

of farm. Of that of

17:00

Therapeutics isolate said next he makes

17:02

it as a vaccine He killed

17:04

by respect seen. Any

17:06

can physically be seen. Didn't see it

17:09

on electron microscopy. So.

17:11

Sars called me to. The virus

17:14

clearly exists a it would be.

17:17

It would just be unethical to reality

17:19

to say it doesn't exist. now. the

17:21

absence of some cases needs to be

17:23

explained. And early on.

17:26

The. Cd sees methodology to

17:28

determine Sars cubby to

17:30

buy Pcr plumbers, chain

17:33

reaction testing. It

17:35

could not distinguish because Pcr

17:37

testing takes was called primers.

17:40

Are typically see if for worse

17:42

very small segments of genetic code.

17:46

It it was not sufficiently accurate

17:48

to discern between covered in the

17:50

flu. So here we

17:52

go. A senior citizen comes in

17:54

from the nursing home were in the he did

17:56

the pandemic. Got a fever, Everyone's

17:59

thinking. Ovid. Unless. They

18:01

had covered an influenza testing.

18:04

The. Hospitals using the laboratory derived essays of

18:06

which most the health systems here in

18:08

Texas to the when I was at

18:10

that using the Cdc methods. They

18:13

were determined was a case of pivot. And

18:16

if they would have tested food that's

18:18

a wait a minute that this covered

18:20

test positive is flu positive I'm less

18:22

try to sort this out. So is

18:25

probably the the abandoning of testing for

18:27

a flu. This. Thinking that

18:29

everything coming in is covered in a

18:31

forget the hospitals were heavily incentivized to

18:33

diagnose covered not necessarily influenza so that

18:36

probably a weight into it. Now people's

18:38

a way to my doctor Mccullough a

18:40

both a illnesses cause fever. they make

18:42

people sick, they have like the elderly.

18:45

It was all just the flu.

18:48

Sars. Kobe to doesn't exist. And

18:51

when I say to to does as the people

18:53

we call them virus deny years I said listen.

18:56

If you think this is a flu I can tell

18:59

you as a doctor. Influenza

19:02

does not cause blood clots like

19:04

Sars. Coby to does like we've

19:06

never seen before and flow as

19:09

it doesn't cause a spike protein

19:11

to be found in blood clots.

19:14

Lightest and some influenza doesn't

19:16

cause the spike protein too

19:18

cause all these manifestations at

19:20

we see. In fact,

19:22

Influenza itself is not deadly. What?

19:24

Makes Influenza deadly is secondary. Staff

19:27

will talk on sections which we

19:29

didn't see and colbert. So to

19:31

summarize, Sars coby to infection and

19:34

Influenza are completely separate Clinton clinical

19:36

entities. The to viruses have been

19:38

sequenced, cloned, I'm isolated,

19:40

cultured, and made into separate

19:43

vaccines. And then the

19:45

third part of it would confuse

19:47

people was i think it initially

19:50

flawed Pcr test platform by the

19:52

Cdc. Later on the testing platforms

19:54

clarify this and you know we

19:56

had rebounded from Kansas. Wow.

19:59

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21:37

think another thing that was a. Strange.

21:40

To myself and many other people was

21:42

in the counting of cases made wherein

21:44

you mentioned you know what are they

21:47

would account for flu cases? Maybe somebody

21:49

came in and had the flu and

21:51

died of something else. He they

21:53

would say what that person may be died

21:56

with the flu shots and in covered by

21:58

the thing that was always. Hard

22:00

for me to trust was the counting

22:02

of the cove. It does because there

22:04

were so many people that seem to

22:07

have been counted staying with covered versus

22:09

as a result of Kobe's to think

22:11

some of the numbers were skewed because

22:13

of that kind of blanket labeling. That

22:16

comments calling for as adjudication adjudication

22:18

would be a clinical evaluation To

22:21

say really what was going on

22:23

in this case? And.

22:25

Was the and section really a

22:28

central driver in the hospitalization or

22:30

the deaths? but by convention in

22:32

infectious disease or say for Influenza,

22:35

respiratory syncytial virus and covered by

22:37

convention anybody test positive who dies.

22:40

Is. Just conservatively considered.

22:43

A A viral infection death even if

22:45

something else was going on so we

22:48

see the same. Had the background statistics

22:50

are with influenza and are as V.

22:52

If we're to adjudicate them we would

22:55

get down to some smaller number. Because.

22:57

What the? Let's just take i'm sorry

22:59

Gabi to. We. Now know

23:01

that someone who has the infection kinda

23:04

intermittently test positive for a month or

23:06

a year afterwards. So.

23:08

So there's just every test positive

23:10

case, Can't. Really be a

23:13

case of. Sars. Could be

23:15

too but by definition of the

23:17

nor the clinical features a obstetrics

23:19

and gynecology departments other the pandemic

23:21

routinely tested other women delivering babies

23:23

and the national rate always range

23:25

between five and fifteen percent. All.

23:28

The time the Cdc has keeping

23:30

wastewater data in the soon? What?

23:33

And. Sars coby to is. Positive.

23:36

Enlarge. Fractions of although they waste

23:38

water. Flows and it's is in the

23:40

United States. For last four years, Censor

23:42

Censor. There's you, ubiquity of the virus

23:44

and what you're calling for as adjudication

23:46

and we really do need it. So

23:48

in United States has been some estimates.

23:52

Are say of the deaths about

23:54

one point two million covered. does

23:56

people died testing positive with covered

23:58

and the fair number. The from

24:00

Cdc and other analyses is roughly

24:03

ten percent. Truly head covered

24:05

pneumonia central driver Others had major

24:07

contributors. The Italians have analyze this

24:09

and the number they have is

24:11

about three percent. So.

24:13

It's always a smaller fraction. so get

24:15

your as we sit here today if

24:17

hours to testify I would say yes

24:19

I would. We lost a hundred and

24:21

twenty thousand Americans to. Fully.

24:24

To sars coby to as the

24:26

primary problem. Ah in been

24:28

of we're to go back to bed. Twenty.

24:30

Seventeen Influenza number is pride the

24:32

same pain it was. It was

24:34

probably ten percent of seventy thousand

24:36

influence of us. I wonder how

24:38

it stacks up against a. Veteran

24:42

suicide sentinel overdoses,

24:45

other. Causes.

24:47

Of Death at Flag Our Society. I think I

24:49

was another thing for me that there's. So.

24:52

Much panic an emphasis which on the

24:54

back and as we know now a

24:56

lot to do with the racing Civil

24:59

Liberties seasons and then these real issues

25:01

that are killing far more people verifiably

25:03

are just ignored and and barely address

25:05

isn't or acknowledged as a look at

25:08

Death in the United States and and

25:10

developed countries are for a corvette and

25:12

still to this day a roughly thousand

25:15

and three major categories of death. Loan

25:18

is: cardiovascular disease, heart attacks,

25:20

heart failure, stroke, That's

25:23

about forty percent of all the does

25:25

cancer. Or that's about another

25:27

forty percent of desk heart disease and cancer

25:29

always kind of battling for the number one

25:31

or two spot. By

25:34

the way, almost always known ahead of time.

25:37

So. I'd say ninety nine percent

25:39

of the time it's known heart

25:41

disease and a longstanding history of

25:43

heart failure or known heart disease

25:46

and dies with complications after bypass

25:48

surgery. About surgery. Cancer.

25:51

Almost always a long battle

25:53

of cancer and going through

25:55

chemotherapy. Radiation exception and

25:58

then the third category too. Percent

26:00

is other causes and their

26:02

the causes You You've mentioned

26:04

your readily identifiable motor vehicle

26:06

accident Oh drug overdose. Homicide

26:11

Suicide. But

26:13

the point is. Das

26:16

is well understood. In.

26:20

Western. Developed societies. It's not

26:22

a mystery. And.

26:25

Any time we see. A

26:27

large number of sudden,

26:29

unexpected deaths in people

26:31

without any antecedent disease.

26:34

It's a new media call. For.

26:36

Public health alarm. Or.

26:38

That brings ran to or. The.

26:40

Topic that I really wanted to dive

26:42

in here. and that as the gene

26:45

therapy. yeah, I don't researcher using the

26:47

V word for tests eight or get

26:49

you censored half the time, maybe less

26:51

so these then murdered. So controversial and

26:53

it's really from my understanding, not what

26:55

it is in their classical sense. I'm.

26:58

I'm. Not someone who's ever been interested in

27:00

taking the flu vaccine or any other

27:03

kind of vaccines. I guess some if

27:05

you know a certain demographic would label

27:07

me an anti vax or although I'm

27:09

just a pro natural health the I

27:11

think would be one way to say

27:13

I'm not really anti anything or maybe

27:15

just not for me if you like

27:17

it. Enjoy! So I never had any

27:19

confidence that. The solution that

27:21

was. Being prepared to roll out

27:23

and then did rollouts was a going

27:26

to be safe and effective. Ah

27:28

and be. I. Suspected that

27:30

it would be quite dangerous. and as

27:33

we see now and I'm in our

27:35

kind of only looking at subversive news

27:37

sources, an alternative media So my perspective

27:40

is kind of skewed. But as objective

27:42

as I can be out of remember

27:44

any time during my sixty three years

27:46

on the planet that you saw professional

27:49

athletes dropping dead newscasters, dropping dead kids

27:51

with my are tied artists. I mean

27:53

just. It's. An

27:56

absolute. Travesty and

27:58

failure from my. Respect of

28:00

at this point so. At.

28:02

Any point when the solution was kind

28:05

of brewing and is our working on

28:07

rushing this vaccine and getting the emergency

28:09

use authorization and skipping the clinical trials

28:11

and safety testing at any point did

28:14

you feel like yeah, maybe this a

28:16

word this this might help or for

28:18

you skeptical from the beginning of this

28:21

idea. The context of this great controversies

28:23

is what I term vaccine ideology. In.

28:26

The context had been developing over a

28:28

couple hundred years. so you mentioned you

28:30

to know vaccines in your life. I

28:32

mean of, I was born in Nineteen

28:34

seventy Some sure I had whatever was

28:36

standard, their mobile ten or twelve of

28:38

them at that time in Denver, Colorado

28:40

or something rights. I was born in

28:42

Nineteen Sixty two and I had standard

28:44

as well. I think my my parents

28:47

were just a followed the rules and

28:49

dumb and we took them. But.

28:51

Vaccine ideology says this. That

28:54

the human body is

28:56

inherently frail and vulnerable.

28:59

To. Infectious Diseases. And.

29:01

Through the brilliance of mankind.

29:05

And. Clinical. Progression.

29:09

Of Technology. And

29:11

we can make the human body stronger and

29:13

better. Investing. Ideology

29:16

is not restricted to humans, by

29:18

the way. the same thing applies

29:20

to animals. Vaccine.

29:22

I just goes back to. It

29:25

runs a taser. Edward Jenner is actually some

29:27

nurse mates ahead of at Edward Jenner from

29:30

tried to vaccinate for. Smallpox

29:32

using the Cup Pox virus of

29:34

X any a virus, Ah, and

29:37

then that Louis Pasteur and Rabies

29:39

and it keeps going and going.

29:41

And so when the vaccines. Really?

29:44

Came in com and uses the Smallpox

29:46

vaccine was one of the want this

29:49

ill this best seen ideology grew so

29:51

strong were there was an aspiration. Let's

29:54

rid the world of a

29:56

disease less se expunge in

29:58

eradicate smallpox or. The face

30:00

of the earth and and any

30:03

keeps going and going and going.

30:06

So with this hubris and it is

30:08

a hubris. To. Think that

30:10

the brilliance of mankind and sense

30:12

can improve upon. You know? God's

30:14

creation of an arrogant guy. God com

30:17

flag as it is. You know it.

30:19

It's earlier. It is with this ideology

30:21

Brilliant. What happened in last several decades

30:24

was amazing. When

30:26

it happened was. Even school

30:28

said. These vaccines are so

30:30

important. The. Kids can't go

30:33

to school without taking the sexes. It

30:35

can't be in the military without vaccines

30:37

you can't term. Be. A doctor

30:40

and medical staff. For be a nurse

30:42

you're You're a public health hazard to

30:44

somebody if you don't take a vaccine.

30:46

And I kept growing. And

30:48

growing. And. Growing This was the

30:50

lead up to this. So

30:53

when sars coby to outbreak

30:55

occurred. Within.

30:57

I think within a few days of former

31:00

President Trump. Announcing.

31:02

This national emergency. Madonna.

31:07

Said. We have a vaccine. Within.

31:10

A few days. For

31:12

as a you do said that was

31:14

fast as such to do it. Right

31:17

and then we started to realize

31:19

and how things became a unwound

31:21

and and boy look where we

31:24

are now but you're talking to

31:26

right now. The

31:29

only public figure. With

31:31

medical sword. In. The

31:33

world. Who. Questioned in

31:36

lady. In a

31:38

widely read journal. Be.

31:41

Entire Covered Nineteen Vaccine Development

31:43

Program. You're. Looking at up. There

31:46

wasn't a single chief of

31:48

medicine or see single chief

31:50

and ecstasies public health official,

31:52

president, premier, or senator. Or

31:55

congressman who question the vaccines.

31:58

No. One questioned them. No

32:01

one questioned them in an opinion editorial.

32:03

That. I wrote in the Hill which is

32:05

all right. It was a red Journal

32:07

for the House or Senate in the

32:09

White House the title of in August

32:12

Twenty Twenty op Ed was a great

32:14

gamble of the covered Thanks Team Vaccine

32:16

Development Program. What a gamble this was

32:18

to take. The genetic code

32:20

for the lethal part of the

32:22

virus that this movie and spike

32:25

protein despite protein that we now

32:27

know was the target of bioengineering.

32:29

Intentional bioengineering to make the virus

32:32

more lethal and more infectious. To

32:34

take the genetic code for the

32:36

worse part of the virus. And

32:39

and then. Install. Their

32:41

genetic code in human bodies. Will

32:45

have no idea. How

32:47

much of that lethal protein is gonna

32:49

be produced in each person With heavy?

32:51

no idea where that genetic code goes

32:53

in the body. How long does it

32:56

last? And. How does the body ever

32:58

get rid of the spike protein? It

33:01

was the worst idea. Ever.

33:05

And yet people have and forward and said. Will

33:07

they invented? Messenger are in

33:10

a in fact chair ago and Wiseman

33:12

just received the Nobel Prize for modifying

33:14

Messenger are in a pseudo your it

33:17

and eighteen it essentially making it. Nearly

33:20

indestructible for the human body.

33:23

And so here we have Nobel laureates,

33:26

Who. Receive this

33:29

award for their. Invention.

33:32

And at the same time,

33:34

there are candlelight vigils held

33:36

all over Scandinavia protesting. Same

33:39

this Nobel prize. Is.

33:41

Meeting to Human Disaster. As

33:45

an astonishing historical. Revelation.

33:47

Normally we cheer a Nobel prize or some.

33:50

It's some advancement. But. This one

33:52

people knew immediately. Was. A

33:54

Nobel prize that was leading to harm to

33:56

the world, not benefiting the world. I

33:59

think that. The be a certain demographic

34:01

of people. That. Were.

34:05

Coerced. out of sheer losing their

34:07

job and and it's not may be

34:09

the person listening Maybe somebody, parents or

34:12

relatives there were. A bit more

34:14

trusting of stuff media narratives during this

34:16

whole thing, but I have got multiple

34:18

messages over the past couple years like

34:20

a my aunt took the shot or

34:22

I had to do it from my

34:24

job. I wanted to travel and there's

34:26

a lot of regret others and there

34:28

was hesitancy than are people to comply.

34:30

People that rejected it like myself the

34:32

have people that went along with it.

34:35

And. Now are going to do I

34:37

get this out of my body because

34:39

they're experiencing horrific side effects and I

34:41

never really have any. Solid.

34:44

The answers other than in a like

34:46

you've gotta add that narrow Chinese and

34:48

your. Spike. Support here from the

34:50

wellness company to when I read this as I

34:53

get that saw the stuff I would take if

34:55

I had that stuff floating around in my body.

35:02

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35:04

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35:06

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35:11

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35:13

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35:15

our diet due to things like industrial

35:17

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35:20

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35:22

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35:24

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35:26

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35:28

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36:25

guess cause so many directions I

36:27

could go with us for people

36:29

that are regretting that decision which

36:31

I think is probably most people

36:33

unless they're. Thoroughly. Brainwashed and

36:36

are experiencing some level of Stockholm Syndrome at

36:38

this point. I mean, it's kind of obvious

36:40

the level of deaths that works. For instance,

36:42

is there any way to get the stuff

36:44

at your body? What are some of the

36:46

the tools you know? I mentioned Ryan. Is

36:50

it possible to recover from?

36:52

A shot or a series of boosters in

36:54

your opinion. My

36:57

many points to be made. The first

36:59

one is I hope everyone learned. Never

37:02

take a drug. Or.

37:04

An injection. Or a vaccine.

37:07

For. A non medical reason. Never.

37:11

Never never never people side i took a for

37:13

my job is not a medical reason. Because.

37:18

That is a slippery slope. Able

37:21

to say well, they forced me to take a

37:23

pill so I could go to school. No, no,

37:25

we don't force pills. I'm people to go to

37:27

school the same thing. We never. Ever.

37:31

Can allow any pressure, coercion

37:33

or threat of reprisal for

37:35

taking are not taking. A

37:38

medicine or. A vaccine

37:40

is should always be free choice and

37:42

ought to be under soul informed consent.

37:45

And it ought to be clinically indicated

37:47

and medically necessary. And

37:50

you're right. So many people I would say the majority

37:52

people I've been in to. Say listen.

37:55

I had to take it for work. I

37:57

say well we worry about covered know already had it.

38:00

The new as fine. Oh okay.

38:02

Because. What that is is that's

38:05

an unnecessary medical treatment. So

38:07

if there's an unnecessary medical treatment,

38:10

That means. That.

38:12

Tipped the balance towards risk. Because.

38:14

There can be little or no benefit even if a

38:17

work. Even if a girl

38:19

so so we know now the messenger

38:21

are in a on the and know

38:23

viral Dna vaccines install large amounts of

38:25

spike protein in the body the full

38:28

length. By putting this is most dangerous

38:30

protein we've ever encountered in human Madison

38:32

gets into the hearts, the brain, The

38:35

nervous system causes blood

38:38

clots. Betsy. May

38:40

help promote cancer be do so

38:42

or be resistance to cancer. Is

38:46

poorly broken down by the human bodies

38:48

been found inside cells for months if

38:51

not years after and section. So

38:53

we get from both the infection a small

38:55

tip of at the as one segments and

38:58

then we get the full length. Spike.

39:00

Protein held open actually intentionally

39:02

by by Pfizer, Madonna through

39:04

the messenger on a vaccines

39:06

a bidet ministration. And. Hhs

39:09

has invested a billion dollars

39:11

in Long Covered Syndrome. Long

39:13

Covered Syndrome is largely caused

39:15

by this by quoting. Most.

39:17

Of the be searched doesn't even acknowledged

39:19

the spike protein is the cause. Most.

39:22

Centers is a wedding patience for on

39:24

campus and I'm don't even try to

39:27

make a measurement of the spike protein

39:29

state, they're searching for something else. Is

39:32

it possible to measure the verge

39:34

of our level of fight? For

39:37

ten? In right, There are antigen

39:39

essays that access physically measures they're

39:41

coming forward and of the antibodies

39:44

measurements are now pretty reliable indirect

39:46

measures of it. Because them, once

39:48

the human body disposes of any

39:50

antigen, antibody levels fall off pretty

39:53

quickly, so give you an idea

39:55

of the natural infection. Were using

39:57

an essay share an extended race.

40:00

A natural infection will see anna by levels

40:02

of. One. Hundred To Five Hundred.

40:05

But. With the vaccine will see five thousand,

40:07

eight thousand, and ten that low. Over

40:10

twenty five thousand. it's a massive amount

40:12

of spike put in the body. So

40:15

after you know evaluating this over

40:17

the course where now for years

40:19

into this myself and others in

40:21

my circles zeroed in on the

40:24

Spike protein a started asking the

40:26

question. How. Can we assess the

40:28

body in getting Medicis? There. Has

40:30

to be away. Great said credit

40:32

given the Dr. Kenneth Talon others

40:34

from Japan who are working on

40:36

this. That found that narrow

40:38

Kindness which is the principal ingredient and

40:40

spec support nano kind these which is

40:43

derived from the fermentation a soy the

40:45

natural fermentation of soy the principal bacteria

40:47

is called the So a sub to

40:50

list narrow. Partially from

40:52

entered soy. would you can eat actually as

40:54

married a lotta not. Sorry I know the

40:56

other day and people say eight or fall

40:58

out of people have a violent reaction to

41:01

it. I I don't I I thought it

41:03

was pretty good as like eating at a

41:05

lagoon as I assure you I mean that

41:07

the consistency of because it's got that six

41:09

slime is a little off putting but actually

41:11

as most days I figured out a good

41:13

hacked for it is a little hot sauce

41:16

or yeah I kind of brings down the

41:18

finance and I'm here flavor of it but

41:20

I know I do. a. Better. For breakfast

41:22

you know I find it really

41:24

knocks out your hunger for a

41:26

long period of time. Own into

41:28

their A Like it, it's just

41:31

crisis hundred so anyhow. Nacho. And

41:33

and the key ingredient is Narrow

41:35

Chinese which is an enzyme. The

41:37

enzyme uniquely. Breaks. Down

41:39

this by putting a blurry melts

41:41

away whether it's a free or

41:43

even if it's inside cells and

41:45

that of things move with themselves.

41:47

The National Tennis is also. Thrombolytic.

41:50

And actually breaks up blood clots And

41:52

we know the spike protein causes damage

41:54

by causing micro blood clots. So.

41:57

Nettle Counties is almost a perfect

41:59

answer. For. There's now

42:01

a second. Family.

42:03

Events I was derived from be

42:05

stems of pineapple com bromley. Bromley

42:08

also degrades despite protein but in

42:10

a different way than adults and

42:12

so the to would be complementary.

42:15

It's Brahma Lane in Twenty Twenty

42:17

Two became an Sd approved Drugs.

42:19

As a topical ointment used in

42:22

deep. Deep. Tissue

42:24

wounds because it helps break up

42:26

the stick. Protean letting bro a

42:28

pro to put nature's usher so

42:30

it's a pity linux. Bromley.

42:33

There's also a blood thinner is actually

42:35

elevates a particular blood test called the

42:37

Pratap inside and then the third part

42:39

that we think is part of a

42:41

critical to this is managing the information

42:44

of the spike protein of interest. Uniquely

42:47

another natural substance. Which.

42:49

Is consume and is derived from tumor X.

42:52

And consume and as as even brought to

42:54

human trials and even in human trials of

42:56

people who have had covered or the vaccine.

42:59

it lowers levels of inflammation. And.

43:01

Wow what a discovery and and I can

43:04

tell I'm I'm a medical doctor. I'm and

43:06

allopathic doctor. I'm not trying to that Your

43:08

Patrick Willis and I have tried every drug

43:10

under the sun. You know my tools are

43:13

prescription drugs. And they haven't

43:15

met the challenge of the spike protein.

43:17

but to be natural substances are So

43:19

to summarize, amazed that oakland two thousand

43:21

units twice a day, brom, one five

43:23

hundred milligrams a day and then curcumin.

43:26

five hundred milligrams a day. all of

43:28

elbows over the counter capsules. nonsense human.

43:30

We super charged with another natural product

43:32

which is pepper mean which is a

43:34

black black pepper extract. Get it for

43:36

you know, absorbed and those are starting

43:39

doses. So let me give you an

43:41

idea. The Chinese just completed a study

43:43

where they use. Ten thousand.

43:45

Units of narrow case. You.

43:48

Know they're ours is starting does no

43:50

four thousand you today so we can

43:52

range up with networks on a society

43:54

levels probably about eighty thousand units today.

43:57

we're using these now broadly in combination

43:59

of or. This publication was in

44:01

the Journal of American Position Surgeons

44:03

Second one was Springer Nature Journal,

44:06

a curious journal of biomedical Sciences

44:08

this now copyright and trademark as

44:10

the Mccullough Protocol Base Spike Protein

44:13

Detoxification Many is a base. We.

44:15

Can increase doses of them. We can

44:17

add other products to Bambee can tailored

44:19

to the patients problem For most people

44:21

whose had one or more episodes of

44:23

Sars Gabi to infection. With.

44:25

Some symptoms. And. Certainly. I

44:28

think everybody's taken one of these vaccines.

44:30

Should play it safe. And

44:32

go on the color protocol base

44:34

by party tax because these are

44:36

widely available and any natural store.

44:39

Amazon online retailers. While.

44:41

This company I think makes the best in class.

44:44

Product. Is an accent is is combined

44:46

with five minor ingredients with plane assists

44:48

of role and all house support of

44:51

data Like Black City the extract my

44:53

resume us and I have a dandelion

44:55

extracts you can actually find data to

44:57

support themselves Spike support your get the

44:59

net of size plus you get a

45:01

lot more and then adding in. The

45:04

Brom linux acumen so I I can

45:06

tie abroad the recommend that to my

45:08

patients are it takes a long time

45:11

to detoxify. People have had this in

45:13

their body for a couple years. I

45:15

tell them please don't expect this is

45:17

gonna be over within two weeks he

45:19

were looking at minimum of three months

45:21

to see any type of movement. many

45:24

times six nine, twelve months where people

45:26

are getting better under our direct observation.

45:28

I can't make therapeutic claims because there

45:30

are no large prospect of double blind

45:32

randomized placebo controlled trials. I've checked

45:35

clinical trials.gov and none are plans to

45:37

let me call from the time is

45:39

decide to have a trial and a

45:41

child. I see see if this works

45:43

would need about twenty thousand pages each

45:45

group to plan that trounce funded get

45:47

it done in published Were looking at

45:49

for. To. Maybe ten years of

45:51

time wheat? Most people don't have four to

45:53

ten years of times so we're going with

45:55

us. We made this a we did our

45:57

best I we couldn't appeared in literature. We're.

46:00

Falling people carefully as hell calls with

46:02

doctors off the world and seamless It

46:04

is this working. What does your direct

46:06

observation? when is your intuition tell you

46:08

and doctor say yes is working. Is

46:11

slow. We. Probably will be

46:13

able the go and doses we have

46:15

to watch for bleeding, bleeding a cap.

46:17

yeah these are the blood thinning. Yeah

46:19

there's been no forget brummel and is

46:21

prolong separate ahmed time than adults. Unease

46:23

elevates the d dimer which is actually

46:25

showing fab and lysis so. We

46:28

have to ask for bleeding to can be allergies

46:30

busy to be taken on an empty stomach. We

46:33

take a break with the food stream. These are

46:35

enzymes They get preoccupied the food stream. But.

46:38

Isn't it interesting? That. In

46:40

this great controversy. Supposed.

46:43

Sars covey to infection. And

46:45

now the Spike protein problems. In

46:47

fact, Peter Perry and Australia has

46:49

published as he calls it a

46:51

spike apathy that our bodies have

46:53

been loaded with suspect protein from

46:55

this virus engineered in the Eu

46:57

him and sued by Rongi. And

47:00

the solutions out of this are natural. A

47:03

sign this so interesting so even

47:05

further from the infection that look

47:07

at this from the infection we've

47:10

already talked about. This is natural

47:12

vitamin D and sunlight and fresher.

47:15

Valuables sailing. Nasal

47:17

Washes Xylitol a natural sugar,

47:20

Iodine a natural substance isn't

47:22

this interesting? A Vitamin C.

47:25

Is a natural substance corseted?

47:27

A normal and natural policy

47:29

know supplement? Ah, how

47:31

about this hydroxy cork with. His

47:34

drive from that should shown up markets

47:36

a natural product iver Mack and drive

47:39

from the soil of Japan. A

47:41

natural product Aspirin. Thrive.

47:44

From the bark of birch trees.

47:48

Happen at and a blood thinner as

47:50

actually derived from Isn't this an animal?

47:52

Price derived from. Pigs

47:54

and cows. So. Almost

47:56

every scene leave used combat

47:58

this very unnatural. There is

48:00

an extremely unnatural set of genetic

48:03

vaccines is a natural response. Makes

48:06

perfect sense to me as a

48:08

I've lifted. I don't have

48:10

the depth of understanding on the basis

48:12

of pharmaceuticals the to obviously but taking

48:15

something like aspirin for example and viewing

48:17

that as something as it has been

48:19

synthesized in a lab at at it's

48:22

core as a plant medicine like. Almost

48:25

all medicine that you really drill down

48:27

at some point. Started. As a

48:29

plant medicine, it's just I don't know

48:31

why we as a species tend to

48:33

find it so surprising when nature has

48:36

the answers to or else you know

48:38

the isn't it interesting that. Despite

48:41

all the evidence efforts and

48:43

drug development targeted drug development

48:45

agenda seem of men can

48:47

out spit out smart you

48:49

know nature isn't it? interesting

48:52

that the vast majority of

48:54

drugs not only derived from

48:56

nature. But. I

48:58

discovered V assuming the city. So.

49:02

It's Serendipity plays a huge

49:04

massive role. In drug

49:06

developments and Serendipity played a role

49:08

in pandemic response. So.

49:11

We worked our way through

49:13

various articles now Mccullough protocol.

49:16

For. Early treatment. Was Empiric

49:18

when I published at the American Journal Madison

49:20

I said listen, this is empiric bitch. Were

49:22

looking for things that have a signal a

49:25

benefit, acceptable safety. This. Is

49:27

a complicated illness. People are dying. No

49:29

single drug is gonna carry this. That

49:32

we're going to use drugs in combination

49:34

to cover the major phases of the

49:37

illness. File application said a consumer information

49:39

and then book like like I should.

49:42

And that was the proposal on the

49:44

table. The figures showed this to this

49:46

day. government agencies all over the world

49:48

don't even recognize the illness for what

49:50

it is. Let alone endorse

49:53

a multidrug protocol. It

49:55

took two years. For. Our

49:58

biopharmaceutical complex. Our National Institutes

50:00

of Health and F T A and Cdc. To

50:03

endorse an oral outpatient

50:06

drug. To. Treat this illness.

50:08

That. Was a combination drug pack slow

50:11

but which is a combination of

50:13

a Nerf and Twelve Years and

50:15

Ritonavir. But. It was only focus

50:17

on by replication, did nothing for information, did nothing

50:19

for books on its and it took two years

50:21

to get to that that point. So.

50:24

He was able. Doctor Mcauliffe's you're

50:26

Treating Patients without the Government's Door

50:28

said. The government

50:30

was two years late. Spring an

50:33

envoy. Are you by the American? Oh,

50:35

wait around for them or whether I

50:37

was gonna wait a minute And and

50:39

heroic doctors and nurses and and intelligent

50:41

people all the world helped each other.

50:44

And. What a story this was. What

50:46

a story this was. Today.

50:49

And I know this he knows his

50:51

been filmed and will be date stamp

50:54

allowed to save for this interview today.

50:56

Finally, A case was one import. Where

50:59

the As Da's now forced to retract all

51:02

of his comments on i ever met them.

51:05

Are one. In. Court. That

51:07

was another very suspect thing, right?

51:10

You're having practitioners having results roast

51:12

things like I remarked, and and

51:14

who was suspect that there was

51:17

such a concerted attack on that

51:19

particular drug when it's been around

51:21

forever and is been proven safe

51:24

and won awards in a hostess

51:26

a big ah, something's wrong, were

51:28

bad. Government is really that concerned

51:30

about the public health crises that

51:33

we're being told. word n. Y.

51:35

With nature everything in the kitchen sink out

51:38

it. especially if there was loads her. No

51:40

risk the other mack didn't. Feel

51:42

safer than tylenol. When.

51:47

Doctors. Say.

51:50

It's a new problem. For. The

51:52

very first time and make their best

51:54

attempt to treat patients. That becomes a

51:56

community standard of care. Whatever they do,

51:59

So. The very. Doctors using a Doctor

52:01

Clark when I remarked in this

52:03

space and Gargoyles aspirin, Vitamin.

52:06

D. Colchicine.

52:09

Other products in combination that is the

52:11

scariest and of care. When

52:13

we saw the U Sta. The

52:16

Cdc, The Nih end state medical

52:18

boards, Interfering with the

52:20

stared of care. We

52:23

knew something very horrible was going on.

52:25

The standard of care of the communist era

52:28

of care that was a bombing was the

52:30

best chance at survival. Anything

52:32

that in seated stand of care

52:34

could only do one thing me

52:36

to death. And lead to

52:38

avoidable deaths ventilators, Rent.

52:40

What's that other drug brim? stem? The rammed as

52:42

a beer and as Viereck and or father at

52:45

a point is? it was all too late. when

52:47

we're observing what was going on in the hospital.

52:51

Became clear was in a manner we saw hospitals

52:53

too late. We. Can not

52:55

start treatment and ask. We have started

52:57

weeks ahead of time as home get

52:59

It was shocking October eighth. Twenty.

53:02

Twenty This is about a month before I

53:04

testified in the Us Senate Told America I

53:06

was the first to bring America the news

53:08

that we country covert at home with the

53:10

multidrug protocol. I was honored to give that

53:13

message based on my work in the work

53:15

of others in the Us Senate, but a

53:17

month ahead of time. The

53:19

National Institutes of Health released a

53:21

guidelines. That said,

53:24

Do Not treat this at home. Do

53:26

not treated early. Wait, Till

53:29

patients become sufficiently sick. Come

53:31

in the hospital. still don't treated in

53:34

the hospital. And. Told the

53:36

oxygen levels start to fall in the

53:38

bloodstream. And at

53:40

that point. Then be given

53:42

the first treatment. Which. Was

53:44

rammed. does your beer? A drug to.

53:47

The has a high toxicity profile. That

53:50

is. Only. Designed

53:52

to impair viral replication by that's

53:54

phase of it. The. Viral replication

53:57

is over with. Patients. Have

53:59

tremendous information, Including in the lungs. And.

54:01

It's hopeless to use from does here. It's

54:04

been exhaustively studied too many now.

54:07

sees the Wh show Who So

54:09

Solidarity Group. Friend. Does a beer? Does.

54:12

Not reduce mortality does not.

54:15

And yet to this day it is the front

54:17

line drug. Promoted. By

54:19

our Us public health agencies and by

54:21

hospitals all over the country's. the Wh

54:24

jokes in November Twenty Twenty said do

54:26

not use Ram does a bear to

54:28

see to treat covered nineteen. It doesn't

54:30

reduced mortality. No one listened. And

54:32

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remorse. Are there any other?

56:33

Alternative methods to have one recover

56:35

and and one that I became

56:37

aware as was a treatment called

56:39

A B O, Two As and

56:42

Ozone Dialysis treatment essentially like. Cleaning.

56:44

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56:46

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56:48

lemon which is a light therapy says

56:51

got Uva a V C and I

56:53

think six hundred sixteen animator red light

56:55

sorry blood comes out one arm goes

56:57

to the ozone, dialysis, gets oxygenated from

56:59

the ozone, then passes through these coils

57:01

of light, goes back in the other

57:03

arm kind of like a ten pass

57:06

Osan treatments and you do three or

57:08

four rounds that Anna and I've done

57:10

a few just for general maintenance to

57:12

Chasm While gonna guy. I'm

57:14

in one of my treatments are one

57:16

of said nurses. Had.

57:19

I seen. She said she had two

57:21

doses of the vaccine and developed my

57:23

cat artist. I can see that damn

57:25

word either. How do you pronounce it?

57:28

Smile. Carnitas Meyer Car Day This. Because

57:31

I was asking hae the seems like since

57:33

it's cleaning a bledsoe effectively that it it

57:35

could be useful in clean and out your

57:37

blood including despite proteins and graphene oxide et

57:40

cetera and she said well I didn't believe

57:42

that but I had this issue with my

57:44

heart and I did to these treatments and

57:46

it was gone as a and she said

57:48

she's experienced that with a number of patients

57:50

as well so that was one that I

57:52

just kind of stumbled upon. It seem like

57:54

it could hold promise. I'm are you aware

57:56

of using you know, hyperbaric oxygen or ozone

57:58

or any these other. Natural.

58:01

Yet more medical alternative therapies and

58:03

can speeding up the recovery process.

58:06

Or lobby knows the message are in a

58:08

is physically stuck in the hearts as been

58:10

shown by crossing and colleagues. Spike

58:12

protein inside cells. It's inside the

58:15

hard as inside the brain. David

58:18

Shame former A in a researcher

58:20

estimates at a forty percent spike

58:23

protein is physically attached red blood

58:25

cells as such as kind of

58:27

floating around i'm broken and colleagues

58:29

did find a spike in plasma.

58:31

But. We blew most of us in the tissues. So.

58:35

Extra couple oil therapies. Brink bringing blood

58:37

outside the body wouldn't be the first

58:39

thing that comes to mind. I would

58:42

warn people bringing bloody blood outside the

58:44

my body and putting it through tubes

58:46

is always can activate. Regulations are pretty

58:49

careful because these people are prone to

58:51

both siding with you know, post vaccination,

58:53

post covets. But having said that this

58:56

is what we've learned is that the

58:58

spike protein a messenger ornate a look

59:00

like they are and exosomes or little

59:03

fossil have been packets. And

59:05

I'm and they are in

59:07

body fluids. They aren't

59:09

body fluids are Hannah and colleagues

59:11

as shown for sure, the message

59:14

armies and breastmilk spike proteins been

59:16

found in all the body fluids.

59:18

Us by Protein isn't Skyn for

59:20

instance, Eyes Care. Saw

59:22

give you one. About sweating.

59:25

Sweating. Could be a dishonest everywhere. Detoxication

59:27

sure saw know what the now when I

59:29

worked out it Texas you know we we

59:32

slats. You're not going to need a sauna

59:34

and taxes like you know. Some reading is

59:36

probably a good good thing to be honest

59:38

with you, I'm other that comes to mind.

59:42

Every study so far a

59:44

hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been

59:46

universally positive. And. Hyperbaric

59:48

Oxygen. Takes

59:52

where we are, Not where we are now as

59:54

you and I are breathing twenty one percent oxygen

59:56

in the air at one atmospheric pressure. Hyperbaric.

1:00:00

And increases the oxygen. Concentration.

1:00:02

In a chamber to one hundred percent. In

1:00:05

two to three atmospheres of pressure, It

1:00:08

is. Miraculous. In

1:00:10

terms of wound healing, diabetic wound

1:00:12

Ah Suspect is a see A

1:00:15

proof It as paid for by

1:00:17

See Him as it's universally use

1:00:19

now in so many tissue injury

1:00:21

syndromes, it's ideally positioned. The randomized

1:00:24

trial showed almost every symptom from

1:00:26

the spike protein improve a hyperbaric

1:00:28

oxygen. The Swedish have a a

1:00:31

protocol proposal for six sessions Israeli

1:00:33

to get well over forty session

1:00:35

somewhere in between but a hyperbaric

1:00:37

oxygen therapy and innovative approach. An.

1:00:41

Intermittent fasting. Intermittent fasting.

1:00:44

Turns. On processes for was called

1:00:46

normal or top and she that is

1:00:48

programmed cell death. The body does need

1:00:50

a repairing clean out of cells as

1:00:52

they get Older guy the best trigger

1:00:55

for this intermittent fasting if a cell

1:00:57

has spiked protein in it in one

1:00:59

gets said seltzer fold up and. Undergo

1:01:02

normal disposal that's good by

1:01:04

spike protein so or toffee

1:01:06

intermittent fasting Spend on and

1:01:08

proposed I think. He. Has

1:01:11

a pretty solid rationale. I'll

1:01:13

give you one that's so

1:01:15

interesting. Co do know

1:01:17

that. Smokers breeze

1:01:19

through all of this pandemic. Are.

1:01:22

You getting at nicotine yeah I use

1:01:24

I don't smoke but I chewed nicotine

1:01:26

of a lot and I'm not proud

1:01:28

of exciting. I do it way more

1:01:30

than I would like to be honest.

1:01:32

The nicotine. So what I heard that

1:01:34

I was like free pass desert so

1:01:37

it is so we thought smokers were

1:01:39

gonna be destroyed with sars coby to

1:01:41

infection but know they smokers tended breeze

1:01:43

to the illness. Ice.

1:01:45

I've seen thousands of patients with

1:01:47

vaccine injury syndromes post cove. It.

1:01:51

I can think of one smoker,

1:01:53

one. Smokers. Actually

1:01:55

catch these problems and was

1:01:57

been are now is that.

1:02:00

Nicotine strategically blocks the spike

1:02:02

protein from interacting with. Human.

1:02:04

Receptors ask for head. Is it again

1:02:07

Serendipity? It's a discovery so others been

1:02:09

one a peer reviewed manuscript on this.

1:02:11

I do it in practice now. But.

1:02:14

It's easy to use and nicotine

1:02:16

patch or nicotine gum a smoker

1:02:18

would need at let's say twenty

1:02:20

one milligrams a patch, nicotine replacement

1:02:22

reason seven milligrams and non smokers

1:02:25

a basis for the a perk

1:02:27

up. This. Post exertion of

1:02:29

fatigue, brain fog. Lack

1:02:31

of clarity of. Everything

1:02:33

improves with the nicotine patch so interest in

1:02:36

a kind of makes sense Going back to

1:02:38

the origin of medicine been plant medicine I'm

1:02:40

to the as I understand at the tobacco

1:02:42

plant that. Produces. Nicotine

1:02:44

is essentially produced in it's

1:02:46

own insecticides. As. A There's

1:02:49

a medicinal value or oxalates on things

1:02:51

like raspberries and spinach and kale. Their

1:02:53

Their insecticides of the plants make for

1:02:55

their own defense so that they're not

1:02:57

eaten. Essentially was so yeah. So I've

1:03:00

heard that the tobacco plant makes its

1:03:02

own insecticide and it's called nicotine. so

1:03:04

food makes sense that it's Madison if

1:03:06

use the right way. And I said,

1:03:09

i always assume it's such a wonderful

1:03:11

son. A Seem we've woven. Sheer.

1:03:14

A mad says there's been a

1:03:16

great injury to the human population.

1:03:19

And we're finding natural ways out

1:03:21

of it. A But I do

1:03:23

think it takes effort. I think

1:03:25

everybody now who's taken a vaccine

1:03:28

is encoded multiple times. We have

1:03:30

to take action. and we do

1:03:32

need to improve. Our house we

1:03:34

are receiving were bombarded with fearful

1:03:36

messages of. Influenza

1:03:39

Respiratory Syncytial Virus Monkey

1:03:41

Pox. The. World Health Organization

1:03:43

in the by the administration improves

1:03:45

he declared a National Monkey Pox

1:03:47

emerges Lf you felt it. Sounds

1:03:49

awesome. I didn't really feel it

1:03:51

in Dallas, but you know about

1:03:53

this now. Disease Acts Air B

1:03:55

Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation The

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premier vaccine incubator founded by the.

1:04:00

The Economic Forum and Bill Gates has

1:04:02

written over one hundred page by paper

1:04:04

and disease ask with great enthusiasm. There.

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Will be another. Disease. And

1:04:09

know some us sounds like they wanted

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to happen with great enthusiasm. A to

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be twenty times more deadly was covered

1:04:15

in. Guess what to be? Only one

1:04:17

answer for disease acts. Of

1:04:19

an exact name. You

1:04:22

talked about how these by proteins

1:04:24

replicate and are present and bodily

1:04:26

fluids and there's been over the

1:04:29

past couple years a lot of

1:04:31

concern about people that are newly

1:04:33

vaccinated, being around are having sex

1:04:36

with her, breast feeding on vaccinated

1:04:38

people and this idea of setting.

1:04:40

Is there any hard data? That

1:04:44

can actually determine. How

1:04:46

much of that shedding is going on and

1:04:48

for how long? I guess I had the

1:04:50

vaccine right at the beginning for years ago

1:04:53

or whatever would that? Shedding.

1:04:55

Phenomenon have calmed down or you just

1:04:57

a permanent vector first by proteins. Everywhere

1:04:59

you breathe and touch and. Me:

1:05:02

where your bodily fluids go. The

1:05:04

person is published the most and this is

1:05:06

Helene Been noon a former. it's in some

1:05:08

scientists in France. A

1:05:11

picture is very incomplete. Because

1:05:14

there's no funding to do this type

1:05:16

of resources. What we know test for

1:05:18

you to and colleagues as measured message

1:05:20

irony in human blood after the vaccine.

1:05:22

For. These twenty eight days to

1:05:24

be longer slice of looked broken

1:05:26

and colleagues has found spoke of

1:05:28

sizer. Ah, or modern a Spike

1:05:31

protein. You can identify the signature. the Spike

1:05:33

Fourteen by the way. That

1:05:35

the the synthetic spike protein. That

1:05:38

food it in blood for up to six months

1:05:41

can be longer. Can be longer. Zang

1:05:44

and colleagues a Chinese company

1:05:46

a took a limited. Segment.

1:05:49

Of the message aren't a coding for

1:05:51

the receptor binding domain was able to

1:05:53

stabilize it in a milk bubble. And.

1:05:56

Next song. And get it

1:05:58

to transfer across to mammalian. The I tracked

1:06:00

in an animal model and and actually. Through

1:06:04

the gastrointestinal tract, vaccinate

1:06:06

and recipient. Wow!

1:06:09

now Hannah and colleagues has shown

1:06:11

to papers now the messenger and

1:06:13

A gets through breastmilk for sure!

1:06:16

For. Sure, it's and breastmilk. And

1:06:18

recently a paper is shown that. The.

1:06:21

Messenger irony is in the placenta and

1:06:23

then on into the cord, blood into

1:06:26

the baby. So as we sit here

1:06:28

today, it is all circumstantial, but it

1:06:30

looks like shutting is real. People

1:06:34

said, does it have any clinical consequences and as

1:06:36

are now, the literature is pretty clear on this.

1:06:39

The. One clear a clinical consequence

1:06:41

is that a woman. Who

1:06:44

is around somebody? vaccinated can clearly

1:06:46

have a change in menstrual periods.

1:06:48

And on vaccinated in a sense peasant

1:06:51

recipient us and we don't know that's

1:06:53

the message are near the spike protein

1:06:55

but that's been shown multiple studies. So

1:06:57

a woman's mestral period is very sensitive

1:07:00

barometer of shutting so we just don't

1:07:02

understand the clinical importance of it. At

1:07:04

this point time we'd meet you A

1:07:06

We will never been proven that A

1:07:08

goes through a don't unit of donated

1:07:11

blood. We don't know through the cooling

1:07:13

process and filtering. That.

1:07:15

Happens: We don't know about

1:07:17

cosine sexual intercourse. So.

1:07:20

I'm I'm commonly asked to give advice

1:07:22

and I can say listen. Based on

1:07:25

emerging data, I would suggest someone who

1:07:27

does take a vaccine, try to refrain

1:07:29

from close contact kissing. Sexual contact close.

1:07:32

You know, Your

1:07:35

intimate contact. For. At

1:07:37

Least three months. Maybe six months. Be

1:07:39

better if nobody. Nobody did

1:07:42

this fact. I'm with you there. I

1:07:44

had an interesting experience am probably about

1:07:46

two years ago. I was going to

1:07:48

donate blood just to get offered some

1:07:50

iron and maybe help someone out as

1:07:53

a result and one of their questions

1:07:55

and then take was did you have

1:07:57

recovered. Maintain. Vaccine and course

1:07:59

answer. Now because I didn't

1:08:01

and I asked the nurse.

1:08:05

If. Somebody says yes to that question is

1:08:07

bad blood and anyway marked or sequestered

1:08:09

or does it just go into the

1:08:11

general blood bank and be delivered the

1:08:13

hospitals were he goes said oh no

1:08:15

we just ask you that for whatever

1:08:17

other reason I forget which he said

1:08:19

i'm see that now the blood just

1:08:21

up together and it's not marked in

1:08:23

any way and I thought okay remind

1:08:26

me to never get a blood transistors

1:08:28

unless it's from someone I know that's

1:08:30

not vaccinated and that's for easy for

1:08:32

the asked the question Now. So.

1:08:34

They could segregate the blood right some a

1:08:37

gray. Listen, I'm on a unit of unfashionable

1:08:39

and hopefully people are truthful on the forums

1:08:41

with have you but they asked the question

1:08:43

the only country am aware of or samak

1:08:45

nessie ask for and get on base. bloody

1:08:47

Switzerland they do as question but for a

1:08:49

very long time. The

1:08:52

American Red Cross and Cutter Blood Center

1:08:54

in Dallas and others just refused even

1:08:56

ask the question weeks ago. But Pathologist

1:08:58

myself wrote the blood banking industry early

1:09:00

and Twenty Twenty one said, listen, this

1:09:02

is gonna to terminate the blood supply.

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it up. Ah, over the past few years,

1:11:23

I've. Noticed a few friends on social

1:11:26

media and this is like citizen

1:11:28

journalism. This isn't studies and that's

1:11:30

why I'm asking you because you

1:11:32

might be aware that there's some

1:11:34

validity to some of these. One

1:11:36

of the ones that is most

1:11:38

shocking to management. A few these

1:11:40

videos have been where somebody takes

1:11:42

a bluetooth. I'm. Monitor

1:11:44

Essentially that's able to determine if

1:11:47

there's incoming blue to signals. Goes

1:11:49

and the to soothe is one of them

1:11:51

was in France. They go into a cemetery.

1:11:55

And they walk over. Any.

1:11:57

Of the newer graves and they pick up a blue

1:11:59

chew. Signal from the grave and

1:12:02

there's no devices around anywhere.

1:12:04

And. There's been a few of those

1:12:06

done and in different ways. Have

1:12:08

you seen any evidence to support

1:12:10

the idea that there's some sort

1:12:12

of or if I d ship

1:12:14

or some nano technology some seen

1:12:16

that would be electro sensitive were

1:12:18

able to receiver transmit. Inserted

1:12:21

into the. Gene Therapy.

1:12:25

Not directly, but I can tie. I've

1:12:27

seen some pretty convincing. Demonstrations

1:12:29

early on of magnetism. Or

1:12:32

time. So. Early on

1:12:34

this is the explanation Early on the

1:12:36

batches that were made from Pfizer Modern

1:12:38

and by the way, the companies don't

1:12:40

make their own products are made by

1:12:42

by defense contractors. Companies are

1:12:44

just so just shelf for the

1:12:46

random yeah they're like really labeling

1:12:48

for the military the zebra and

1:12:50

not cecil back comfortable but a

1:12:52

vaccine made by. A. Bio Defense

1:12:54

Contractor. I must be made by some. You.

1:12:57

Know approved. Company. Was

1:12:59

approved facilities and in the made

1:13:01

by the by contractors that serve

1:13:03

the military. But

1:13:06

the explanation as early on the batches

1:13:08

were small. And there are

1:13:10

magnetic beads. uses me section process.

1:13:12

Little micromagnetic beads and probably some

1:13:14

of them came off. and

1:13:17

when injected before the distributor the body

1:13:19

that was magnetism so people would show

1:13:21

a spoon or of remember how yeah

1:13:23

see but your see a mortal. Ah,

1:13:25

Don't think it was in the initial bad

1:13:28

initial thing when I saw those. I did

1:13:30

some tests on myself and my wife and

1:13:32

a magnet would stick to my sternum and

1:13:34

I wasn't vaccinated. And

1:13:36

then I did it to my wife. has gone back

1:13:39

a couple years now. I. Tested her

1:13:41

and she was magnetic in quite a few

1:13:43

spots like on the side of our so

1:13:45

many seat. and she didn't have the vaccine

1:13:47

either. So Irvine, what the hell is it?

1:13:49

Like iron concentration in the blood of whether

1:13:52

sticker birds and are just electrolyte charges organic?

1:13:54

Could be just a red herring? Could be

1:13:56

something real. But no, I haven't seen anything

1:13:58

that there are tips. The I

1:14:00

just remark. That

1:14:03

the Cdc says on it's website.

1:14:06

There's no microchips in the vaccines.

1:14:09

Why would they say this is the Us interests?

1:14:13

What's your any time the

1:14:15

any Simon agency a federal

1:14:17

agency says something. You

1:14:20

have to ask the question what motivated

1:14:22

them to say that, right? Was

1:14:24

motivated them to say that. The

1:14:27

same agency. When. They've taken a done

1:14:29

on their website. But it was

1:14:31

several years ago. They. Had an

1:14:34

entire teaching vignette and it

1:14:36

was called the Zombie Apocalypse.

1:14:41

I am in in a dark vaccination.

1:14:43

So if you have to wonder what

1:14:45

is in the minds of agency officials

1:14:47

to put this out on their website,

1:14:50

I. Agree Our last question about that. Have

1:14:52

you seen any evidence around the presence

1:14:54

of graphene oxide? That was another one

1:14:56

that was kind of going around and

1:14:58

people were concerned about having that in

1:15:00

their body unknowingly as a result of

1:15:02

taking their shots. I haven't seen

1:15:04

the crow. a bunch of them. Is

1:15:08

is difficult when. Things. Like

1:15:10

this happened because. Everyone's

1:15:12

afraid. And they

1:15:14

have the people that are more conservative and

1:15:17

kind of toe the party lines ran into

1:15:19

said trust the government or cdc and then

1:15:21

you have people in the middle that are

1:15:23

kind of critical thinkers and being cautious and

1:15:26

doing the research. and then you have that

1:15:28

far fringes of like super for her up

1:15:30

people that think everything is a conspiracy so

1:15:32

it's difficult sometimes to ascertain what is real

1:15:35

and what is not like is the graphene

1:15:37

oxide in and if so was a do

1:15:39

is a bad how to get it out

1:15:41

or the blue to signals at the cemetery.

1:15:43

Real. It's like this. So many

1:15:46

unknowns here. And. So.

1:15:48

As. We bring it to a close. I mean, I think.

1:15:51

I would agree with you that regardless

1:15:53

of whether you've. Participated.

1:15:55

In the medical experiment, or you been in close

1:15:57

proximity to people that have, it's probably just a.

1:16:00

That idea and get on your

1:16:02

spike support. Get the known mayonnaise

1:16:04

or may be due in around

1:16:06

of hyperbaric sessions. Do what you

1:16:08

would normally do to lead a

1:16:10

healthy lifestyle, but maybe add some

1:16:12

stuff. It's just for safe measure

1:16:14

Re: like the baseline pulse recommendations,

1:16:16

I don't I don't think you're

1:16:18

gonna do it for us now

1:16:20

because we've passed the Rubicon of.

1:16:22

whenever. This is that kind of in our

1:16:24

blood supply and in our air and. And

1:16:27

people walking around or that are as

1:16:29

I said, kind of vectors for these

1:16:32

by proteins unknowingly in his is a

1:16:34

lot we don't understand. Said to me

1:16:36

makes sense to be pretty strategic and

1:16:38

aggressive and your detox protocols and things

1:16:41

like that. Sars Toby to the worldwide

1:16:43

in section of which nearly everyone had.

1:16:46

And now mass vaccination, of which about

1:16:48

two thirds of the world. Subscribe

1:16:51

to. Has changed

1:16:54

the calculus of human cells.

1:16:56

For. Sure, For. Sure

1:16:58

it's changed to the director stood trajectory of

1:17:01

each and every one of us. I.

1:17:04

Recently testified in congress january twelve,

1:17:06

twenty twenty Four and I told

1:17:08

the nation. That.

1:17:11

The Sd A says for

1:17:13

genetic products of which Pfizer,

1:17:15

Madonna, Chance, Astra Zeneca Genetic

1:17:17

panics. The minimum period

1:17:19

of time we have to worry about

1:17:22

what's gonna happen and human health is

1:17:24

five years after last injection. And

1:17:27

the range is probably five to fifteen

1:17:29

years. After injection that's in the

1:17:31

Us. The A regulations. What

1:17:34

I'm scene and Clinical Practice matches that.

1:17:37

I am seeing people develop

1:17:39

complications now. Years after this

1:17:41

happened. So

1:17:44

everybody has to be vigilant. Everyone

1:17:47

has to be. Alert. I

1:17:50

think each and every one of us have

1:17:52

an obligation to ourselves in our family members

1:17:54

to achieve the highest level. Of

1:17:57

fitness The best diet we possibly

1:17:59

can. And we should take

1:18:01

steps. To. Tried.

1:18:04

To neutralize the stress despite

1:18:06

protein from sars coby to

1:18:08

while the company spikes support.

1:18:11

The neto kind ace. I

1:18:14

in a problem for Cumin the may

1:18:16

be other. Favorable. Substances I

1:18:18

think we should be pretty

1:18:20

liberal on various gen moto

1:18:22

vitamin supplementation. Things that look

1:18:24

very attractive are and associated

1:18:26

sustain. As an example there

1:18:28

may be I'm a syrup

1:18:30

tasers one paper and syrup

1:18:32

days. Number Case. Other

1:18:35

forms of protein that again symes cause another

1:18:37

financing the have and mind a of there

1:18:39

was talk of them banning and a see

1:18:42

a couple years ago degree where there were

1:18:44

up there and that was one of the

1:18:46

things that was proven to be natural and

1:18:48

effective toward you know the whole issue of

1:18:50

fiverr I do but there's that I bought

1:18:52

a bunch of it as like for it

1:18:54

as a toilet paper of in here and

1:18:56

I and then I don't know. people seem

1:18:58

to be still selling inside enough they got

1:19:00

rid of it or where there's a movement

1:19:03

afoot by the Sadow trade Commission to try

1:19:05

to. Basically

1:19:07

purge natural products from

1:19:09

shelves. And. Their

1:19:11

claim as well. We don't have a large

1:19:14

prospect of double blind randomized placebo controlled trial

1:19:16

that. It. Shouldn't be out there even

1:19:18

if it meets the great have been

1:19:20

a been safe and of people you'll

1:19:22

find a defective are useful to be

1:19:24

able to use them. When I make

1:19:26

a therapeutic claims is called spikes support

1:19:28

because we. We are. We can't

1:19:30

make a therapeutics aimless of large Trump's. But

1:19:34

we should all be disturbed.

1:19:36

Why would government agencies try

1:19:38

to suppress simple. Effective

1:19:40

treatments for Sars could be to

1:19:42

Why would they work very hard

1:19:45

to cover up vaccine injuries, disabilities

1:19:47

and does? and now would they?

1:19:49

Why are they working to try

1:19:51

to remove natural products from Us?

1:19:53

As we try to recover. From.

1:19:56

This terrible types highly suspect to

1:19:58

say the least. over. It's calm

1:20:00

down, but there was a period of

1:20:02

time during which. If.

1:20:05

I posted something about Methylene Blue.

1:20:08

On. My Instagram it would get flagged.

1:20:10

Or delete it. And

1:20:13

I wasn't even sand like hey this

1:20:15

cures code or anything. I just as

1:20:17

posting about it's health benefits from mitochondria,

1:20:19

oxygen uptake, etc. Like the things that

1:20:21

we know Methylene Blue does and I've

1:20:23

yeah them the algorithm the sensors did

1:20:26

not like that particular substance been talked

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about England this is the i think

1:20:30

like the first pharmaceutical drug in the

1:20:32

world has very safe, very effective her

1:20:34

number different things. why would they possibly

1:20:37

want to suppress that? It's almost as

1:20:39

if the playbook was known ahead of

1:20:41

time. Right that everything that

1:20:43

could be useful to treat the

1:20:45

virus was already set up as

1:20:47

slag because of censorship. Happen very

1:20:49

early. There was this trusted news

1:20:51

initiative by the Bbc. They came

1:20:53

out and said this is the

1:20:55

best. Scenes were approved in December

1:20:57

of Twenty Twenty like. A day

1:20:59

afterwards the British Broadcasting Company came

1:21:01

out with the testiness initiatives and

1:21:03

said work in a combat deadly

1:21:06

vaccine misinformation. How did they know

1:21:08

that esses when even. Out yet. Assassination right.

1:21:10

Said it was a Playboy and we

1:21:12

saw early on through social media mainstream

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media. Suppression of any hope

1:21:17

of treatment Anything. And he must

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have had a list because Vitamin

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1:21:24

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fresh air. I'm a wiki that what? you're

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interesting, the nasal sprays and garbles. Attacked

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viciously by the federal tax measure of

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other hobbies were tied up in court.

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from Simple I that. Or. Some

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the top. I have a

1:21:41

friend doctor John their answer as a company

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called are my toes and he makes all

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these great nasal sprays with now probiotics and

1:21:48

silver in all the things right and that

1:21:50

at some point they came down on have

1:21:53

left. And he had to

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basically develop a private membership side. So.

1:21:57

That he could sell the nasal sprays

1:21:59

legally. The. And then had

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to stop calling of nasal sprays. i forget what he

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called the of their a different name and the missing

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was depositories to. The. Ah, Ah,

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which is crazy because it's had such an of. I

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mean, it's not for everyone, but it's an effective way

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to. It of saturate your your

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blood for longer periods of time with

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nutraceuticals and whatnot. but they came down

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on him for that so they had

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to change the name to a bullet

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Fucking have a team of the word

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nasal spray her depository? it's it's insane

1:22:27

but remember his whatever is going on

1:22:29

as worldwide which I find so interesting.

1:22:31

This is not a Us only problem

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is worldwide. I had a

1:22:35

chance to interview Doctor Eugenia branch

1:22:38

else in El Salvador. Treated tens

1:22:40

of thousands of patients and she's

1:22:42

a middle aged woman. Excellent clinician

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kind of sin and dynamic. And.

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I asked her. I. Said did you ever wear

1:22:50

a mask. She. Has no I

1:22:52

didn't I saw patience morning, noon and night. She

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developed a very detailed laboratory mother says as he

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had blood samples she got. Really? Close

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contact with hands of thousands of sick

1:23:01

patients with Sars coming to. Censor.

1:23:04

What do you think about the Chinese

1:23:06

wearing hazmat suits and tackling each other

1:23:08

in the streets and find a do

1:23:11

nasal swabs. About it. So.

1:23:13

She's seen paces face to face. tens

1:23:15

of thousands of our her entire staff.

1:23:18

And. She's fine, And. Yes, it's.

1:23:20

There's. Images of Chinese police officers and

1:23:22

health officials were in hazmat suits

1:23:24

out on the streets. The

1:23:27

are only conclusion which is my conclusion is

1:23:30

so must have lost their minds. Oh

1:23:32

they must have lost their minds people.

1:23:35

Must. Have actually just lost

1:23:38

them machines. These

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images What your historians will go

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through. This. And. You

1:23:44

can imagine was historians are gonna

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write about. It's a period of

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collective insanity. Or. Thank you

1:23:51

for being a voice of reason. Thank

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you for your courage in are coming

1:23:55

forward so early on and in a

1:23:58

jeopardizing your reputation. I'm assuming career. Some

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degree and I I wish there were

1:24:02

more legitimate physicians scientists like you that

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had the courage to do so. So

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of clear you're going to be an

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inspiration from more people to come out,

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go and still live on helping people

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you know I'm following us. Oh so

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that I took. To become

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a physician and remember that so thank

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appreciate com and and making the time

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be with us that well Thanks so

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much family Just finished by saying you

1:25:05

know if all of this effort that

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myself and others have put forward if

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if I helped one person one person

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who was always did. Indeed,

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are you just have to pee thousand?

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you.