Health & Freedom Broadcasts

The Vigilant Fox

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged an extensive investigation into the chronic disease epidemic, targeting vaccines, pesticides, processed foods, psychiatric drugs, and pollutants. He aims to scrutinize previously taboo topics using unbiased science, calling for transparency in health studies and criticizing past agency practices that prioritize powerful interests. This investigation threatens Big Pharma and Big Ag, igniting concern among the industries involved.

John Leake

Over 25 years, Western public discourse shifted; virtue signaling replaced real virtue. Trump, seen as unlikely, may lead effectively during the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Russia demands NATO disavow a 2008 promise of Ukrainian membership, seen as a provocation leading to conflict. Washington's motives appear questionable, with past interventions benefiting oligarchs. Despite media narratives, Trump's interest in peace contrasts with inaction from other Western leaders, highlighting a need for respect towards Russia's security concerns. Orban's belief that "strong men make peace" emphasizes the hope for Trump and Putin to negotiate peace.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

COVID-19 vaccination campaign viewed as major public health failure; vaccines show negative efficacy, increasing chance of infection.

Episode features Dr. Motley and Dr. Mike Belkowski discussing mitochondrial health and red light therapy. Belkowski, a physical therapist and BioLight founder, promotes The Mitochondrial Triad: red light therapy, methylene blue, and carbon 60. Tune in for optimization methods!

Modern heart-healthy cooking oil views may be flawed due to outdated science. In a discussion with Max Lugavere, the dangers of seed oils and their link to chronic diseases are explored. The episode offers actionable steps for health improvements and encourages nutrition awareness. Various resources and links for wellness, challenges, and partnerships are provided. The podcast emphasizes that its content does not replace professional medical advice.

The Vigilant Fox

Dr. Deborah Birx admits to COVID response failures, stressing early treatments could have saved lives and that the vaccine was not designed to prevent infection. She claims the rollout ignored at-risk populations. Piers Morgan links antidepressants to mass shootings, criticizing over-medication among youth. The media's narrative around COVID vaccines and SSRIs is being questioned, signaling a shift in public discourse, especially under potential RFK Jr. leadership.

The Vigilant Fox

Hulscher testified to Idaho Senate, claiming COVID-19 vaccines are unsafe and ineffective, citing studies linking vaccines to increased mortality and higher infection risk. He urged immediate removal of vaccines, citing severe health risks, including DNA contamination and excessive death reports.

The Vigilant Fox

Dr. Peter McCullough testified to the Idaho Senate, claiming COVID-19 vaccines were a "MISTAKE" and supporting Senate Bill 1036, which aims to ban mRNA vaccines due to safety concerns, highlighted by severe side effects experienced by an Idaho rancher. He noted increased vaccine-related deaths and argued that mRNA technology is unsafe, suggesting it should be halted from public use and require research protocols instead.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Bio-hacking is a DIY health optimization method combining biology, technology, and self-experimentation. It arises from skepticism toward traditional medicine influenced by big pharma. Bio-hackers explore alternative health solutions, employing supplements and lifestyle changes to enhance well-being, especially with aging. The concept draws from fitness communities and includes practices like DIY biology, nutrigenomics, and wearable technology. Methylene blue (MB) is highlighted as a valuable supplement for improving mitochondrial function, energy levels, cognitive function, and possibly extending longevity. Additionally, MB shows promise in treating infections and cancer. While bio-hacking presents risks and lacks full clinical validation, it fosters health autonomy and informed personal choices.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study in *Scientific Reports* examines vaccine-related kidney injuries using 120.7 million WHO reports (1967-2022). Increased reports of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI), Glomerulonephritis (GN), and Tubulointerstitial Nephritis (TIN) post-2020, particularly associated with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines: AKI ROR 2.38, GN ROR 13.41, TIN ROR 2.43. Findings align with previous reports of excess U.S. deaths linked to AKI from COVID-19 vaccination.

John Leake

Story about U.S. government inefficiency highlights 18.9 million questionable Social Security numbers for those over 100, despite only 80,000 living centenarians. Media largely ignored this fraud, raising concerns about election integrity and entitlement scams. New data suggests 64 million active SSNs exceed U.S. population, hinting at vast corruption. Author calls for drastic reform, questions payment distribution, and seeks public input.

Harry discusses community, accountability, and growth in this solo episode of The Meat Mafia Podcast. He shares insights from his move to Austin, Ironman training, and offers a 30-day challenge for consistency. Key lessons include the importance of community for growth and tips to start a group challenge. Follow steps to engage friends, tackle a treadmill routine, and join the challenge via social media. Recommendations for resources and support options are provided.

Obesity and chronic diseases are rising due to environmental and dietary changes, not just genetics. GLP-1 agonists like Ozempic show some promise but raise concerns about long-term effects and costs. A holistic approach considering diet, lifestyle, and personalized care is crucial. Dr. Tyna Moore and Calley Means discuss obesity complexity beyond simple calorie metrics, addressing insulin resistance and processed foods. Dr. Moore, an expert in holistic health, advocates for health autonomy, while Means founded TrueMed to promote tax-free spending on health.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Peter A. McCullough critiques a JAMA Forum piece defending US childhood vaccine policies and suggests reforms: 1) Implement advanced vaccine safety monitoring linked to medical data; 2) Revise National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act to remove manufacturer liability; 3) Review ACIP vaccine schedule independent of school requirements; 4) Investigate Vaccines for Children program for inefficiencies.

Guest Dr. Michael Platt, UPenn professor, discusses how hormones, social status shape value, decision-making, attraction, political views, and relationship power dynamics. He shares tools to enhance focus and creativity. Full notes at hubermanlab.com.

Jay interviews Scott Galloway on personal finance, exploring why 30-year-olds earn less and practical strategies for financial success. Key topics include overcoming money mental blocks, the value of financial literacy, prioritizing talent over passion, and effective money communication in relationships. Insights aim to empower listeners to improve their financial health.

Ep. 175: Discusses updated morning routine focusing on mental health and well-being. Transitioned from intense workouts to flexible, balanced habits. Shares details on wake-up time, workouts, and effective small habits. Aims to inspire new wellness ideas. Includes sponsor promotions and show links. Topics: old vs. current morning routines, workouts, breakfast, supplements, skincare, hair, clothes.

AMA episode covers health topics: cardiovascular health, fasting types, alcohol effects, nutrition, protein intake, ketogenic diets, exercise routines, wearables, emotional health. Offers practical health optimization insights. Subscribers get full episode; others only a preview.

John Leake

CBS's Margaret Brennan made a bizarre statement reflecting mainstream media's recent endorsement of censorship, likened to Nazi Germany's censorship methods. This raises questions about why journalists support such practices, echoing vague social media guidelines that allow power holders to label speech as "offensive," undermining the essence of free speech.

The Vigilant Fox

Study links mRNA vaccines to serious kidney injuries, revealing COVID-19 shots cause Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) at twice the rate of other drugs (ROR 2.38) and Glomerulonephritis (GN) over 13 times more (ROR 13.41). Analyst John Beaudoin highlights over 210,000 excess AKI deaths since 2021, attributing them to hospital protocols and vaccines. He emphasizes renal failure deaths vastly outnumber myocarditis cases, urging attention to the issue.

A Midwestern Doctor

Childbirth, once a natural process supported by midwives, has become highly medicalized and often leads to unnecessary interventions, including frequent C-sections, that pose risks to mothers and children. This article examines the history of childbirth practices, critiques standard hospital procedures, and highlights the importance of informed decision-making in choosing birth methods to minimize risks. It advocates for recognizing both the merits and drawbacks of hospital births while emphasizing the value of midwifery, aiming to empower parents to navigate their childbirth choices effectively.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Kiriakou, CIA whistleblower who exposed torture under Bush, released in 2015 after 30 months; no CIA accountability post-report. He deems prison time worthwhile for leading to bans on torture. Warns against silence. Critiques Democrats for reckless spending, connecting to US debt crisis. Humorously depicts God's creation of the platypus. Malone News is reader-supported, inviting subscriptions.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

NIH RO1 grant recipient feels terrified due to recent cuts by Elon Musk and DOGE on indirect costs, which have risen over time. A federal court blocked a policy that would cap these costs at 15%, significantly lower than current rates (e.g., 69% at Harvard). McCullough believes this reduction is beneficial, directing more funds toward actual research instead of administrative overhead.

John Leake

USDA conditionally approves H5N1 vaccine for poultry amid rising egg prices. Critics warn that "leaky" vaccines may not prevent infection, could lead to more virulent strains. Previous research indicates mass vaccination could promote dangerous variants. Some advocate for natural immunity instead of culling or leaky vaccines.

Meryl Nass

Talk on 100-year food system evolution: tractors, pesticides, consolidation, capitalism, globalist control via food, environmentalism, and Sustainable Development Goals. Q&A for 1 hour.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Idaho Senate hearing on bill S1036 (Doug Cameron Act) for gene therapy immunizations is Feb 15, 3-5 PM MT. No vote on Feb 17 means bill won't progress. Urging reconsideration. Related cancellation of Tennessee Senate testimony shows resistance from proponents of gene therapies. Despite setbacks, fight to ban mRNA injections continues. Share 51-page bill template with lawmakers: https://zenodo.org/records/14873302.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

New studies question if global warming is man-made, suggesting reduced cloud cover may be a cause. Possible reasons include less air pollution allowing for fewer clouds or feedback loops from warming temperatures. A NASA study supports these findings but emphasizes predictions are uncertain. The Washington Post highlights these findings as a challenge to the CO2-driven narrative. Meanwhile, almost half a trillion dollars has been spent on climate initiatives that may not address the true causes of climate change. The claim that science is "settled" regarding CO2's role is being increasingly scrutinized, suggesting a need for reevaluation of climate policies.

John Leake

Growing up involves accepting limitations and the necessity of hard work. The EU is perceived as childish in its policies, particularly in Germany, which suffers from misguided green energy initiatives and mass migration. These policies threaten the security and economy of German citizens while undermining relationships with Russia. Recent talks by U.S. officials emphasize the need for Europe to mature and recognize geopolitical realities. The U.S. aims to avoid antagonism with Russia and critiques unrealistic goals regarding Ukraine. The author calls for accountability among those advocating war, urging them to enlist rather than simply talk about conflict.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

**Extreme TLDR:** Psychological Bioterrorism manipulates fear of diseases for control. Historical epidemics are misrepresented to incite panic, promoting pharmaceutical interests and hidden agendas. Key players include intelligence agencies, media, and corporations exploiting public anxiety. Strategies involve creating false threats, escalating fears, and achieving political/economic goals. This manipulation harms public health and social stability, necessitating awareness and resistance from the public.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Interview highlights on mRNA tech threats: - **State Bans:** 9 U.S. states banning mRNA shots; supported by McCullough Foundation. - **RFK Jr.’s Role:** RFK’s HHS confirmation may repeal 1986 Vaccine Injury Act, increasing Big Pharma liability. - **Bioterror Concerns:** Pharma leaders warn of future pandemics amid pushback from RFK Jr. - **Self-Amplifying mRNA:** 33 self-amplifying mRNA candidates in development. - **Biolab Investigations:** Need to investigate high-level labs to prevent engineered pandemics. - **Great Reset Agenda:** Globalists push depopulation and surveillance via technology. - **Task Force on Secrets:** New disclosures may reveal illicit activities of public figures. - **Foundation’s Mission:** Focus on removing harmful genetic injections and advocating for global regulatory change.

Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

**Extreme TLDR:** Podcast version available; "The Kory Scale" posits media/establishment attacks indicate treatment efficacy. Pharmaceutical industry, likened to organized crime, suppresses effective therapies to protect profits. Dr. Burzynski’s anti-neoplaston therapy faced extensive persecution despite patient successes, showcasing systemic corruption. Burzynski’s remarkable cancer treatment sparked disputes with FDA, resulting in legal battles but sustaining patient advocacy. New Secretary of Health RFK Jr. offers hope against Pharma control. Kory Scale score for anti-neoplastons: incalculable.

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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Parents question links between vaccines and chronic issues in children, like allergies and SIDS. Brannon Howse expresses concern over pediatricians' unwillingness to investigate vaccine connections to rising childhood disorders. The discussion continues on Worldview Tube. Share and support Courageous Discourse for ongoing insights.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Jon Fleetwood has created a detailed bill template to ban DNA/RNA vaccines in humans, animals, and produce. Supported by several medical professionals, the template includes 40 customizable "Whereas" statements and is designed for legislators to prohibit gene-based vaccinations. It emphasizes public health and food security, grounding its arguments in extensive research with strict enforcement measures, including significant fines and prison sentences for violations. The bill aims to empower state authorities and encourage lawmakers to take action against these vaccine technologies.

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John Leake

Trump administration boosts free speech, fostering a golden age of investigative journalism. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. leads Health & Human Services, prompting a newsletter evolution from "Courageous Discourse" to "FOCAL POINTS" for proactive reporting. Aiming to expose entrenched interests, the publication embraces a new era while maintaining vigilance against corruption. Excitement surrounds this shift to mainstream influence, moving from censorship to support. Welcome to FOCAL POINTS!

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study by Nicolas Hulscher and Dr. Peter McCullough highlights delayed fatal pulmonary hemorrhage in a 47-year-old man following Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination. Despite being healthy, he died 555 days post-vaccination, with autopsy failing to link death to vaccine effects. Analysis revealed the vaccine batch had a high death report rate. Authors propose improved autopsy protocols, including testing for Spike protein and vaccine-related components, advocating monitoring for long-term complications linked to COVID-19 vaccines. Overall, they suggest a potential role of the vaccine in adverse cardiovascular outcomes.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Most young daters use dating apps; Tinder offers 37 gender identities. To reduce STI risk beyond abstinence, barrier methods, and post-exposure prophylaxis, consider risk stratification by gender. Recent research highlights HIV risk among transgender and non-binary individuals in Europe.

John Leake

USAID faces scrutiny over spending on connections and projects. An April 2023 exchange showed Administrator Samantha Power misleading Senator Rand Paul about grant document availability. PREDICT program funding ended in 2019, despite warnings from media about emerging diseases. Evidence suggests PREDICT, aimed at predicting outbreaks, may have contributed to the SARS coronavirus emergence in Wuhan. Elizabeth Warren criticized the funding cut. Calls for tighter control and transparency of USAID are growing, with demands for accountability for misleading statements.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

McCullough discusses the link between rising autism rates (up 175% in a decade) and increased transgender identity. A study by Tollit et al examined trans children at Australia's Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service from 2017-2020.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Nicolas Hulscher discusses legislative efforts in eight U.S. states to ban COVID-19 mRNA injections, with upcoming involvement in three initiatives providing evidence for their withdrawal. Anticipating success, he hopes this will encourage other states and pressure the federal government. Follow for updates.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study by Dr. Thorp et al. examines adverse pregnancy events (AEs) after COVID-19 vs. influenza and other vaccines. Data from CDC/FDA VAERS shows 37 AEs with significant safety signal breaches post-COVID-19 vaccination, including miscarriage and stillbirth. Results prompt call for a global moratorium on COVID-19 vaccination in pregnant women, citing misinformation from health organizations about vaccine safety. COVID-19 AEs occurred far more frequently (avg. PRR of 69.2, some 499) compared to other vaccines, indicating serious risk.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

12-year-old Adaline Deal, related to VP JD Vance, denied heart transplant due to lack of COVID-19 and flu vaccinations. Parents claim hospital policy ignores their religious beliefs. Calls for VP Vance to ban mRNA vaccines due to associated risks.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Moderna fined £44,000 for enticing children to join Covid vaccine trials with teddy bears, deemed unethical and exploitative by a UK watchdog.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Senators showcased the Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex's influence during RFK hearings. USAID misuses taxpayer funds, including funding SARS-CoV-2 research. Dr. McCullough anticipates slow justice for pandemic responses, likening it to the tobacco settlement. Natural immunity is key to ending bird flu outbreaks on farms, while biosecurity measures like culling are ineffective. Poultry and egg prices rise.

John Leake

Trump claims productive call with Putin on Ukraine, Middle East, and cooperation, aiming to end war and pursue negotiations. He criticized past US actions and war efforts, while expressing gratitude for Fogel’s release. His announcement contrasts with Washington's war policies, suggesting disappointment for military interests.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Kentucky House filed HB469 to ban mRNA injections for infectious diseases, exempting cancer and genetic disorder treatments, set to expire in 2035 unless renewed. Key Senate testimony in Tennessee canceled. Advocacy continued.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Senate confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health; aims to end corruption, remove genetic injections, and address chronic disease epidemic. American Health Revolution begins!

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Biden administration's USAID and State Department grants face backlash for unconventional funding, including: $15M for Taliban condoms, $14M in cash vouchers for migrants, $7K for a BIPOC speaker series in Canada, and multiple LGBTQ initiatives worldwide. Critics highlight perceived mismanagement of taxpayer dollars.

John Leake

CSPAN House Hearing on USAID featured Congressman Bill Keating claiming critics of USAID are anti-Democratic like the Russians. Author questions Massachusetts voters' support for such politicians, recalling personal ties to Keating's district and comparing him to Elizabeth Warren's recent outburst against RFK, Jr. Massachusetts’ political shift from Republican to 100% Democrat began in 1924 due to Irish Catholic voters, led by the Kennedy and Fitzgerald families. RFK, Jr.'s current conflicts with the establishment highlight historical irony given his family's legacy.

John Leake

Muse, tell of the lawyer who plans to infiltrate HHS, prompting exaggerated fears from Elizabeth Warren during Senate hearings. Warren laments HHS's destruction and compares it to the downfall of Troy, questioning her own fate.

John Leake

Trump's serious intent to drain the swamp since 2016 sparked intense Deep State opposition, suggesting they were terrified of him, especially with the suspicious timing of the SARS-CoV-2 lab leak during his reelection year.

John Leake

Senator Mitch McConnell was the only Republican opposing RFK, Jr.’s confirmation as HHS Secretary, citing his own polio survival and the importance of vaccines. He criticized Kennedy's history of conspiracy theories undermining public health. In 1944, there were 19,053 polio cases in the U.S., but Alabama had none, making McConnell's severe polio case rare. Researchers suggest improved sanitation led to fewer early childhood infections, contributing to polio's rise in the 20th century. McConnell's childhood diagnosis raises questions about how it was confirmed in an era with limited testing.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Trump signs MAHA commission executive order to address declining U.S. life expectancy, rising chronic diseases, and childhood health crises. U.S. life expectancy is 78.8 years, trailing global averages. Increased chronic disease rates, particularly in children, linked to diet, medications, and environmental factors. Commission aims for transparency, research on root causes, and collaboration with various federal departments. Initial focus on childhood chronic diseases, with action plans and assessments due within 100-180 days. Priorities include addressing food/water contamination and health risk factors like obesity and smoking to reduce disease burdens.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Autism's impact on society grows as children age into adults. Yerys et al. analyzed Medicaid data from 2008-2019, studying autistic adults (with/without intellectual disabilities) and adults with ID without autism.

John Leake

User perceives signs of an impending apocalypse, likening it to John’s Revelation after exile for criticizing the corrupt Roman Empire. They express concern over U.S. government transparency post-Trump disclosures and highlight mainstream media's ignorance, exemplified by Andersen Cooper's stresses. Texas A.G. Ken Paxton cites deliberate destruction of the U.S. by the Biden administration, mentioning George Soros’ chaos-supporting actions. User discusses transitioning their Substack from "Courageous Discourse" to "FOCAL POINTS," aiming for a more prominent presence in investigative journalism post-censorship. They anticipate their first issue and encourage subscriptions.

The Vigilant Fox

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now the 26th U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services. The View's hosts, particularly Sara Haines, expressed fear of potential health crises, referencing Bill Gates' warning of a 10% chance of another pandemic and risks of bioterrorism. Joy Behar urged vaccinations due to concerns over RFK Jr.'s impact on public health. The suggestion is to heed their advice but do the opposite, as noted by Steve Kirsch regarding CDC guidance.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Bob Moran wishes Happy Valentine's Day to skinny dippers. He reflects on the decision to stop making pennies, calling it "common cents," contrasting past and present penny value. He notes St. Valentine was a priest who defied Emperor Claudius II by secretly marrying couples, leading to his execution on February 14, 269 AD, eventually turning the day into a celebration of love.

John Leake

Seeing signs of an approaching apocalypse, similar to John’s Revelation. The U.S. government faces reckoning amid disclosures from the Trump era. Mainstream media struggles with cognitive dissonance while figures like Ken Paxton openly criticize the Biden administration. A push for accountability exists, particularly concerning chaos attributed to figures like George Soros. Transitioning from Courageous Discourse to FOCAL POINTS to align with investigative reporting and reflect a shift from past censorship experiences. Subscribers will receive updates under the new name as part of a broader move to challenge mainstream narratives.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Trump establishes Make America Healthy Again Commission, focusing on childhood chronic diseases. Chaired by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., it aims to assess and strategize solutions within 100-180 days. Key objectives include transparency in research, prioritizing health studies, collaborating with farmers for healthy food, and expanding treatment options. Chronic illnesses are rising, affecting military readiness and healthcare costs, with only one-third of Americans trusting the health system. Trump seeks an unbiased commission to probe health issues and enhance children’s well-being. Previous initiatives included reducing healthcare costs and improving patient access. Discussion on the order’s efficacy and areas for improvement is encouraged.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Study on autism's societal impact, analyzing Medicaid adults (2008-2019), including those with/without intellectual disabilities.

Dr. Motley discusses trauma's impact on body and emotions, emphasizing nourishing adrenals/kidneys and understanding emotional connections to organs. Includes resource links for antimicrobials and health insights. Subscribe for more content, and join membership for deeper exploration. Sponsored by BEAM Minerals.

Jay discusses overcoming insecurity and building confidence using science-based strategies. He addresses self-doubt caused by fear and negative self-talk, offering seven techniques to retrain the brain. Key lessons include managing fear of judgment, letting go of unhelpful beliefs, and recognizing one's strengths. Confidence involves growth and self-compassion. The episode also explores manifesting love, detachment, and practical steps to foster relationships.

Meryl Nass

Robert Kennedy Jr. confirmed as 26th U.S. Secretary of HHS by 52-48 vote; MSNBC censored his swearing-in ceremony. Instead of airing his comments, MSNBC included critical commentary from a doctor and cut to commercial before Kennedy spoke. Kennedy praised Trump, attributing promises kept and a vision for health reform. Mainstream media previously dismissed Kennedy, leading to censorship of his impactful remarks, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. history.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Trump's executive order establishes the MAHA commission to address America's declining health, marked by lower life expectancy and high chronic disease rates. The commission will focus on childhood health crises, including chronic diseases and mental illness. Key strategies involve improving nutrition, transparency in health research, and addressing environmental factors. Recommendations will target the southeastern U.S. for action against water/food contamination and childhood vaccination practices. The overarching goal is to reduce chronic disease burden and promote overall health.

The Vigilant Fox

RFK Jr., on The Ingraham Angle, announced plans to create a better vaccine injury reporting system, replacing the ineffective VAERS, which captures under 1% of vaccine injuries per CDC study. He emphasized the need for a functional surveillance system, calling the current lack of data a crime.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

**Extreme TLDR:** "Deep State" refers to secretive power networks in governance, often leading to groupthink and lack of accountability. The newly appointed Colonel Gerald Parker is indicative of this, playing a major role in biodefense and pandemic preparedness. His connections to past administrations and emphasis on vaccine solutions reflect potential continuity in pandemic management strategies that may overlook alternative perspectives. Key insights from Parker's career highlight the deep ties within government and the influence of the "Biodefense/Pharma/academia" complex.

A Midwestern Doctor

Healthcare often lacks genuine doctor-patient relationships due to rushed interactions, hindering effective communication. To manage inquiries, I initiated monthly open threads. I aim to expose medical propaganda, highlighting how dissenting innovators are silenced while harmful practices persist unchecked. The entrenched medical system faces newfound skepticism, with trust plummeting since COVID, prompting dialogue on reforming health practices and improving public awareness. Rapid changes in healthcare are needed, particularly shifting towards transparency and effective treatments. RFK Jr.'s potential nomination raises hopes for prioritizing health over profit. The newsletter's evolution reflects growing engagement, and future plans include addressing important medical topics and fostering grassroots support for better healthcare policies. Feedback is welcome on upcoming issues, and advice on connecting patients with suitable practitioners will be provided.

The Vigilant Fox

Robert Kennedy Jr. has been sworn in as the 26th Secretary of Health and Human Services with a 52-48 vote. MSNBC cut his emotional tribute to Trump, focusing instead on commentary that insulted him. Kennedy expressed gratitude toward Trump, stating he is crucial in addressing America's health crises. The media has attempted to discredit Kennedy, but his impactful remarks highlight a positive future under his leadership. Mission Make America Healthy Again is now underway.

John Leake

Senator Mitch McConnell was the only Republican to oppose RFK, Jr.’s HHS Secretary confirmation, citing his polio experience and belief in vaccines as proven lifesavers. He criticized Kennedy's past conspiracy theories eroding public health trust. In 1944, there were 19,053 polio cases in the U.S., but Alabama had none, making McConnell's severe case unusual. The 20th-century polio surge was linked to improved sanitation reducing early childhood exposure, seen in the South's lack of major outbreaks due to poor sanitation. McConnell described his polio's impact on his leg, noting his case was uniquely unfortunate for a two-year-old. Questions arise about diagnosing his polio in 1944, as lab tests were not common until 1958.

Meryl Nass

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed and sworn in as Health and Human Services Secretary by Justice Neil Gorsuch, with President Trump launching "The President’s Commission to Make America Healthy Again," chaired by Kennedy. The commission will investigate causes of chronic childhood illnesses and provide an action plan. Kennedy emphasized the need to challenge established norms, particularly in relation to health regulations and vaccine safety. He aims to cut ineffective federal practices and improve transparency in health research, despite previous controversies surrounding his views on vaccines. The commission faces deadlines for initial assessments and strategies, focusing on dietary, environmental, and pharmaceutical factors affecting health. All Senate Republicans, except McConnell, supported Kennedy, while Democrats opposed him.

Meryl Nass

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The Vigilant Fox

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed as US Secretary of Health and Human Services; Mitch McConnell opposed, citing concerns over Kennedy's history with conspiracy theories and public health trust. McConnell's "no" vote suggests a shift in the Republican Party towards MAGA, signaling the decline of the old GOP.

John Leake

Deep State reacted strongly against Trump since 2016; his commitment to draining the swamp alarmed them. The timing of the SARS-CoV-2 lab leak during his reelection year raised suspicions.

John Leake

A skilled lawyer aims to infiltrate HHS, prompting Elizabeth Warren to respond dramatically during Senate hearings, likening the situation to the destruction of Troy. She laments about HHS being on fire and vaccines perishing, questioning if she will meet a fate like Hecuba, who was turned into a dog.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Senate confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services, marking a victory against corruption. Calls for ending dangerous genetic injections and reversing chronic disease epidemic.

John Leake

CSPAN coverage of House Hearing on USAID troubled me, especially Congressman Bill Keating's claims that critics of USAID, particularly Americans, share anti-Democratic views like the Russians. Keating represents Massachusetts District 9, largely Cape Cod. I have a personal connection to the area, but his rhetoric is reminiscent of Elizabeth Warren's comments about RFK, Jr.'s vaccine stance. Massachusetts, now fully Democrat since a historic Republican stronghold, has seen a shift due to the Irish Catholic vote. The irony is RFK, Jr. opposing the current Democratic establishment he was once aligned with amidst criticism from Warren, who occupies a seat once held by his uncle.

Dom Fusco

Weekly newsletter "One Day Out" encourages deepening faith, health, and purposeful living. Prioritizes faith over fitness, but recognizes fitness as a tool for energy and discipline. Importance of accountability in prioritizing faith. Quotes 1 Timothy 4:8, affirming fitness's value while emphasizing godliness. Coaching reignites passion for fitness and stewardship. Promotes fitness for better relationships and preparedness. Concludes with prayer and product recommendations for health and fitness enhancement.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

USAID and State Department grants under the Biden administration have drawn criticism for funding controversial projects, including $15 million for condoms to the Taliban, $14 million in cash for migrants at the southern US border, and various LGBTQ+ initiatives worldwide, totaling millions in taxpayer dollars. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast has highlighted these expenditures in a video.

Huberman Lab Essentials episode discusses hormones' critical role in sexual development of brain and body, emphasizing genetics, hormone ratios, and environmental factors (e.g., herbicides, cannabis, alcohol). The episode summarizes key insights on masculinization, feminization, steroid hormones, and their effects on reproductive health. Full episode notes available at hubermanlab.com.

Freezing fish oil capsules can stop fish burps. This episode answers questions on supplementation post-chemotherapy, lifestyle changes for illnesses, and heavy metal exposure. Health optimization involves understanding science, not just trends. Join Gary Brecka’s FREE 3-Day Morning Routine Challenge on February 19-21. Access wellness protocols for peak health. Watch “Ultimate Human Podcast” every Tuesday & Thursday. Connect with Gary on social media.

Ep. 174: Pursuit of Wellness discusses IVF, its emotional toll, relationship impacts, and personal experiences during the journey. Topics include support strategies, embryo gender calls, marital insecurities, and finding time together amidst challenges.

The Vigilant Fox

Bill O'Reilly predicted Trump will retaliate against NY Attorney General Letitia James and DA Alvin Bragg, possibly aided by Mayor Adams, who may have damaging information on them. Trump views their lawsuits as politically motivated attacks, leading to significant financial implications for New York. O'Reilly hinted at more legal challenges for California Governor Gavin Newsom.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Kentucky has filed HB469 to ban mRNA injections for infectious diseases, exempting those for cancer or genetic disorders, with provisions expiring in 2035 unless renewed. Recent Senate testimony in Tennessee was canceled. Hulscher expresses confidence in preventing opposition to these initiatives.

John Leake

Trump had a productive call with Putin discussing Ukraine, energy, and collaboration. They aim to end the war, with Trump directing his team to negotiate with Ukraine. He notes past losses and criticizes U.S. interventionism. The announcement disappoints war proponents in Washington who benefit from ongoing conflict.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

**Extreme TLDR**: One Health advocates equal consideration for human, animal, and environmental health, endorsed by major organizations. Critics argue it undermines human interests, promoting plant-based diets and land rewilding initiatives at the cost of human use. The 2023 US National One Health Framework emphasizes zoonotic disease management and enhanced surveillance, perceived as a step towards a surveillance state and overreach in public health. Calls for Congress to reject its conclusions and reform are highlighted.

The Vigilant Fox

Mike Benz, former State Department official, revealed on The Joe Rogan Experience that USAID misuses taxpayer dollars for investigative journalism that serves to control rather than promote transparency. Their program disguises political targeting as "capacity building," leading to significant fines and policy changes abroad while manipulating foreign governments. This raises concerns about similar practices occurring domestically.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

NY Post reports VP JD Vance’s 12-year-old relative denied heart transplant due to lack of COVID-19 and flu vaccinations. Adaline Deal, with two rare heart conditions, can't join transplant list; hospital won’t exempt her despite family's religious beliefs. Call for VP Vance to ban mRNA injections, citing risks to vulnerable patients.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Moderna fined £44,000 for using teddy bears to recruit children into Covid vaccine trials, violating industry standards. Ads targeted kids, offering certificates and toys. This unethical behavior is seen as exploitative and deserving of criminal penalties.

Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

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Discussing reversing type 2 diabetes, Dr. Hyman hosts Sami Inkinen and Dr. Greeshma Shetty. They highlight research showing diabetes can be reversed through nutritional therapy and personalized care, contrasting with traditional treatment views. The episode explores the benefits of tech-driven patient management and the broader healthcare costs of diabetes, emphasizing prevention. Essential for those affected by type 2 diabetes.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Dr. Peter A. McCullough discusses recent political grandstanding at RFK confirmation hearings, highlights misuse of USAID funds linked to SARS-CoV-2, and predicts a slow justice phase for pandemic accountability. He emphasizes that natural immunity is crucial to ending the bird flu outbreak on farms, criticizing culling as ineffective. Poultry and egg prices are rising. Support for his publication, Courageous Discourse™, is encouraged.

Claudia Oshry, comedian and podcaster, discusses body image struggles, self-acceptance, and motherhood in her interview with Jay. They share personal experiences with weight, societal pressures, and using Ozempic for weight loss. The conversation emphasizes overcoming misconceptions, vulnerability, and building confidence. Key topics include navigating weight stigma, relationship dynamics, and the experience of becoming a content creator. Jay invites readers to embrace authenticity and pursue their dreams while promoting his newsletter and upcoming tour.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study by Dr. James Thorp assesses adverse events in pregnancy post COVID-19 vaccination vs. other vaccines. Analyzed VAERS data shows 37 adverse events after COVID-19 vaccines with significant safety signal breaches. Results indicate COVID-19 vaccination poses high risks, warranting an immediate moratorium and cessation of promotion by medical organizations. Adverse events were reported 69.2 times more frequently after COVID-19 vaccination, significantly exceeding safety thresholds. Findings raise serious concerns about vaccine safety for pregnant women.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Yellow Berets, or Public Health Service trainees, served during the Vietnam War, often viewed negatively by war supporters. They formed a powerful network within public health, particularly at NIH. Many key figures, like Dr. Fauci, emerged from this group. The culture of agencies like NIH, CDC, and FDA is seen as socialist and corporatist, shaped by privileged individuals. There's a struggle for cultural change towards health promotion rather than disease treatment within these bodies, but ingrained structures resist reform. Successful transformative efforts depend on recruiting a new generation of leaders to replace the current entrenched leadership.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Parler, founded in 2018, aimed to provide a platform for unfettered free speech amidst increasing censorship on mainstream social media. It became a haven for those feeling marginalized, especially on the political right, particularly during the 2020 health crisis where discussions on health autonomy flourished. However, following the January 2021 events, Parler faced significant suppression from major tech companies, highlighting concerns about the power of Big Tech over free speech. Despite being deplatformed, Parler made a comeback in 2023, renewing its commitment to free speech and health freedom. It stands as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for individual rights in a complex digital landscape, emphasizing that freedom of speech and health autonomy are critical to a free society.

Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

Dr. Charles Hoffe warned about dangers of mRNA vaccines, halting vaccinations after observing harms. Despite career threats, recent legal dismissals for him and other doctors suggest a trend against censorship of vaccine criticism. Personal struggles include losing board certifications and legal challenges, amidst ongoing advocacy for injured patients. Controversial claims about DNA contamination in vaccines heighten concerns over long-term health risks. Some legal and scientific opposition persists, but growing awareness leads to hopeful legislative changes. The author emphasizes a commitment to continue researching solutions for vaccine-injured individuals.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Dr. Peter A. McCullough discusses the surprising link between the autism epidemic, which has risen 175% in a decade, and the rise of transgenderism, referencing a study on trans youth from Australia.

Ancient Health Podcast: Dr. Motley interviews Caroline Alan (Mineral Geek) on minerals' role in health and detoxification. Caroline discusses her journey and BEAM Minerals; emphasizes bioavailable minerals for body wellness. Discount available at www.beamminerals.com/DRMOTLEY. Podcast content is educational, not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for health changes.

Powerful optimization stems from psychological resilience developed through adversity, as discussed by fitness icon Mike Rashid. His journey from Brooklyn’s tough 80s to wellness entrepreneur showcases the impact of early morning workouts and intermittent fasting on health. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their challenges as competitive advantages. Join the free 3-day morning routine challenge with Gary Brecka, with links and special offers for various wellness products mentioned throughout.

The Vigilant Fox

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow mocked Tulsi Gabbard's nomination for Director of National Intelligence, likening it to her playing for the Philadelphia Eagles. Gabbard, an Army Reserve Lt. Colonel and former congresswoman, has relevant experience, contrasting Maddow's ridicule. Congressman Adam Schiff joined the criticism, labeling Gabbard a “Putin’s girl” for her views on Russian propaganda. The attacks on Gabbard reflect fear of her potential reforms to the intelligence agencies, not her qualifications. Continued smears only strengthen her position as a serious candidate.

Carmen in the Garden

YouTube episode discusses benefits of legumes, rosemary distillation for candles, features recipes for Sweet Potato Gnocchi with Spicy Sausage & Kale, and Herby Little Gem Caesar Salad. Gnocchi made from roasted sweet potatoes and flour; sauce includes sausage, garlic, and kale. Caesar salad uses Little Gem lettuce, herbs, and a Greek yogurt dressing. Instructions provided for crispy chickpeas. Shopping links available for featured items.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Increasing elderly influenza vaccination may correlate with higher influenza-related deaths, while annual vaccination could heighten susceptibility to influenza-like illnesses. Leaky vaccines may accelerate resistant virus evolution, and the primary issue of elderly deaths relates to immune system aging (immunosenescence), not just influenza infection. Historical deaths, like those in 1918, might have been prevented by antibiotics, a fact often overlooked. Few countries endorse universal vaccination; US policy seems driven by interests in maintaining vaccine production. Many claims about vaccines may be propaganda. Holistic health strategies should prioritize informed personal choices, emphasizing patient autonomy over mandates.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Nicolas Hulscher discusses legislative efforts in eight U.S. states to ban COVID-19 mRNA injections, expressing optimism for success due to strong evidence. He plans to share livestream links for upcoming hearings and believes state bans could pressure the federal government.

Brett Ender interviews Dan Hollaway on Citizen Podcast, discussing nutrition, personal responsibility, and modern societal issues. Topics include chronic disease, safetyism, autoimmune disease management through a carnivore diet, corporate failures, and the importance of regenerative farming. The episode promotes taking control of health and resilience amidst contemporary challenges.

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) cause preventable global deaths, lacking nutrition but contributing to chronic diseases. Vani Hari, a food activist and author, discusses UPFs as a public health crisis with Dr. Shebani Sethi, a physician specializing in obesity and psychiatry. Hari's activism has pressured major food companies to adopt healthier practices. Full episodes cover UPFs’ implications on health and food activism. Sponsored by BIOptimizers.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Young daters largely use dating apps, with Tinder offering 37 gender identities since 2016. Beyond standard STI prevention methods, risk stratification by gender identity may reduce infection risks. A study on HIV and STIs among transgender and non-binary individuals in Europe is cited.

Pavel Tsatsouline, strength coach and founder of StrongFirst, discusses efficient strength, endurance, and flexibility training methods, including bodyweight, free-weight, and machine protocols. Key topics include recovery strategies, avoiding training to failure, optimizing rest, and varying training intensity for progress. The episode features practical, science-backed insights for all fitness levels.

Ep. 173 discusses non-toxic living with Jordan Nathan, CEO of Caraway Cookware. Traditional cookware can leak harmful chemicals like Teflon and cadmium into food, affecting health. Jordan shares his journey to founding Caraway and offers advice on safer cooking alternatives. The episode highlights the importance of choosing non-toxic cookware. Exclusive 20% discount for listeners until February 24th at Carawayhome.com/MARI with code MARI.

Jay hosts dating expert Stephan Speaks to discuss modern relationship challenges, including negative perceptions of genders fueled by social media. They highlight the importance of self-awareness, healing, and understanding gender differences to attract the right partner and break cycles of failed relationships. Key takeaways include overcoming dating myths, prioritizing self-knowledge, and enhancing communication in partnerships.

Mike Israetel, sports physiologist and co-founder of Renaissance Periodization, discusses his journey from powerlifting to bodybuilding and provides insights on resistance training principles, debunks misconceptions, and shares experiences with anabolic steroids. Key topics include efficient training programs, the impact of genetics and nutrition on muscle growth, steroid effects, potential AI breakthroughs, and the philosophical implications of these advancements.

The Vigilant Fox

Top 10 Super Bowl Ads: 10. Pfizer - Effective but manipulative. 9. Bud Light - Image improvement post-Mulvaney. 8. “He Gets Us” - Better than last year’s ad. 7. Rocket.com - Pro-life, showcases family and service members. 6. Coors Light 5. Duracell 4. Michelob Ultra 3. Hims & Hers - Critiques healthcare system, aligns with MAHA. 2. Mountain Dew - Funniest ad. 1. Jeep - $32M ad with patriotic themes and Harrison Ford. Each 30-second spot cost $8M.

John Leake

USAID's spending on pet projects raises concerns, as highlighted by a 2023 exchange between Senator Rand Paul and Administrator Samantha Power, where she falsely claimed transparency on grant documents. In 2019, USAID cut funding for PREDICT, a program meant to predict infectious diseases, coinciding with the emergence of a SARS coronavirus linked to PREDICT's research. Elizabeth Warren criticized this funding cut in 2020, indicating awareness of risks among USAID. There's a call for increased oversight and accountability for USAID, suggesting serious consequences for dishonesty within the agency.

Meryl Nass

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A Midwestern Doctor

**Extreme TLDR:** SSRIs are harmful, overprescribed antidepressants with severe side effects (e.g., emotional numbness, sexual dysfunction). Psychiatry often misattributes negative effects to pre-existing mental illness, leading to more medications. Withdrawal is difficult and poorly understood, with many suffering severe symptoms. SSRIs create a "sales funnel," driving lifelong dependency and increasing patient risks, including bipolar disorder. The industry prioritizes profits over safety, with SSRIs masking underlying issues rather than providing real solutions. There is a call for accountability within the medical industry to prioritize patient well-being over profits.

The Vigilant Fox

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! This week’s news features legislative efforts to ban mRNA COVID-19 injections in multiple states led by experts like Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, citing harm and calling for immediate market removal. Additional stories include notable criticisms in politics and media.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study by Hulscher & McCullough reveals a case of delayed fatal pulmonary hemorrhage 555 days post-Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination in a healthy 47-year-old. Autopsy showed lung congestion, but death attributed to cardiovascular disease, neglecting vaccine connection. Batch analysis indicated high mortality rate associated with the vaccine batch. Proposed autopsy checklist aims to assess vaccine components post-mortem, aiding in diagnosing vaccine-related deaths and emphasizing potential long-term effects of COVID-19 vaccines. Findings suggest vaccine may exacerbate existing health issues, warranting better post-vaccination monitoring.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Algorithmic Corruption Mapping utilizes bots to identify government waste and influence networks, part of the DOGE toolkit for transparency and accountability. The upcoming DOGE Super Bowl ad may reveal more. There's concern the related video could serve as a psychological operation against government officials. The technology could enhance citizen support for federal initiatives and potentially disrupt longstanding power structures. Changes from this initiative may significantly impact agencies like NIH and CDC, aligning with the drive for government reform under current political shifts.

John Leake

Founding Fathers warned against unchecked state funds leading to corruption; U.S. government now resembles a racket, funding shady interests like pharma and foreign oligarchs. Recent USAID report reveals nearly $500 million funneled to "Internews Network," supporting media and censorship. Headed by Jeanne Bourgault, linked to major Dem donors, IN's board includes Clinton supporters. Most of IN's funding since 2008 comes from the U.S. government.

Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

Eponyms in medicine honor key figures but evolve over time. The author discusses chlorine dioxide therapy, citing historical figures like Tesla and Koch. They highlight persecution faced by pioneers of alternative therapies, suggesting such attacks correlate with effectiveness. The proposed "Kory Scale" measures the backlash against therapies; higher scores indicate greater efficacy. The author humorously reflects on previous self-eponym attempts related to critical care. They calculate Kory Scale scores for ivermectin (100-150 points) and chlorine dioxide (over 500 points), advocating for research into the latter while clarifying they're not endorsing its use.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Malone News is reader-supported; subscriptions help maintain its mission for freedom. It highlights the judiciary's role in legitimizing the administrative state, akin to a cat needing saving despite obstacles.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Reaction formation is a defense mechanism where a person expresses the opposite of their true beliefs. During Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation hearing, Senator Maggie Hassan emphatically defended vaccine safety, using unreferenced studies. McCullough, an epidemiologist, argues that no studies definitively show vaccines are safe and suggests senators fear potential harm from vaccines. He criticizes their unwillingness to address vaccine safety concerns, highlighting the psychological disconnect in their responses.

Meryl Nass

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Meryl Nass

Doctor lost license after revealing state pressure on pharmacists amid COVID. Media misrepresented his actions as bragging. Focus shifted from government malpractice to his confession. Recent protests against vaccines in Maine, tied to Kennedy's influence. Kennedy's potential confirmation as HHS head scrutinized, amidst backlash against vaccine requirements despite previous voter rejection. Nass admitted lying to pharmacists for hydroxychloroquine prescriptions during state session. Collins undecided on Kennedy's confirmation vote.

Meryl Nass

December articles on vaccine safety assessment noted 2 were poorly received. Analyzing a NEJM article by vaccine experts revealed biases favoring industry over consumer safety and misleading claims about vaccine injury mechanisms. EUA vaccines lack full side effect info; injuries are often unrecognized by the government, limiting compensation claims. Many adverse events are dismissed, leading to false safety perceptions. A flawed WHO methodology for identifying vaccine injuries was criticized, stressing the need for rigorous evaluation of vaccine safety science. The hope is for reform in healthcare under new leadership.

Meryl Nass

ESG introduces new corporate rules and compliance risks, impacting society with an agenda that benefits the wealthy while seeking control through mass manipulation. The situation raises concerns about climate change and capitalism's intersection with social justice. Watch "Good Morning CHD" with Meryl Nass to explore this control agenda further.

Meryl Nass

CDC's alert echoes Biden's era, but sent by a Trump official now. Concern over potential "plandemic" resurgence.

Meryl Nass

Cruel methods in bird flu programs normalize animal genocide and poorly regulated culling practices. The USDA allows inhumane treatment of birds despite laws protecting livestock. Methods like cervical dislocation and ventilation shutdown are used, often euphemistically described. Millions of birds are slaughtered under the illusion of controlling avian flu, which mostly affects wild birds that typically remain healthy. USDA's policies seem ineffective and promote cruelty instead of more sensible solutions. There's growing concern about government transparency and the influence of biosecurity agendas on public policy.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

OCCRP, a large investigative journalism organization, operates with a $23 million budget, primarily funded by USAID and the Soros Foundation. It’s accused of attempting regime change in countries hostile to U.S. interests, leveraging partnerships with entities like the Global Anti-Corruption Consortium and Transparency International. Allegations suggest OCCRP’s influence has extended to undermining allied governments, including India's, amid shifting U.S. foreign policy under the Biden administration. The organization faces scrutiny for its connections to U.S. government funding and operations, raising concerns about its independence and objectives.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

MAHA movement opposes AI-generated cancer treatments; advocates prefer natural methods. Dr. Catanzaro promotes personalized cancer care with peptides, while others support Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. Mushrooms show promise for cancer, with biological mechanisms like immunomodulation, cell cycle arrest, apoptosis induction, angiogenesis inhibition, and oxidative stress regulation. Epidemiological studies associate higher mushroom consumption with a reduced cancer risk: 34% overall, 35% for breast cancer, and 20% for non-breast cancers, with a notable dose-response effect.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Trump's ban on gain-of-function (GOF) research is seen as a superficial solution to lab-leak risks and future pandemics. GOF research aims to enhance an organism's transmissibility or lethality. Stinchfield likens this to an arms race, suggesting the need for a moratorium on all GOF research to prevent potential pandemics. Subscribers are encouraged to support McCullough's publication for ongoing discourse.

The Vigilant Fox

Bill Maher criticized the Democratic Party on his show, stating their messaging is the issue, not the delivery. He acknowledged potential validity in Trump’s suggestion to abolish the Department of Education due to poor student performance. Maher also noted absurdities in teachers’ union rules on employee misconduct and dismissed NFL’s "End Racism" messaging as ineffective, arguing it does not change racists' behavior. Overall, he emphasized that virtue signaling fails to combat racism and may even worsen it.

A Midwestern Doctor

**TLDR:** For over a year, I promoted RFK Jr.'s candidacy, believing he's dedicated to vital health issues and less likely to be swayed by pharmaceutical interests. Political changes and a limited time frame for healthcare reform increased my urgency. Recent developments suggest he may become Secretary of HHS, vital due to its influence on health policies and budget. The media's manipulative tactics have shown me how frames shape public opinions, particularly in vaccination debates, often obscuring the reality of vaccine efficacy and safety. Historical context reveals misconceptions about disease eradication (e.g., smallpox, polio) often attributed to vaccination rather than public health improvements. The narrative surrounding vaccines faces scrutiny, especially considering the power dynamics in politics and healthcare. There's a growing wave of skepticism towards established medical narratives, and I hope to harness this to promote truth and reform in health policy.

The Vigilant Fox

Sen. John Fetterman discussed the Democratic Party's challenges, highlighting self-inflicted wounds that may be irreparable. He acknowledged Attorney General Pam Bondi's qualifications but criticized Democrats for their divisive tactics, warning that shaming and scolding Trump supporters alienates voters. Fetterman expressed concern over the party's lost connection with white men, admitting he’s unsure if it can be repaired. He noted the significant impact of this demographic on the 2024 electorate and suggested that continued alienation could doom Democrats. Instead of addressing these issues, he argued the party blames external factors for its failures.

John Leake

USAID, seen as a CIA front, misuses taxpayer funds abroad. Recent scrutiny reveals it funneled millions to U.S. media like Politico and the New York Times, which received $2 million in 2024 alone. NYT's coverage misrepresents the situation, blaming Trump while downplaying their own funding ties.

Meryl Nass

Elites are allegedly attempting to enslave humanity through mandatory injections and transhumanism, supported by US Deep State and global leadership, driven by hidden agendas. Corruption, including trillions in graft, impacts food supply and education, leading to degraded institutions and low life expectancy. Current crises include drug overdoses and food attacks. A call for action is made, suggesting Trump is risking his life to combat this corruption and restore freedom, likened to RFK's efforts.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Dr. Jessica Rose's study reveals a significant increase in autopsy reports linked to COVID-19 vaccinations, with a 1,714% rise compared to flu vaccines, but a 77.6% decrease in reporting rates per death. Most autopsy-linked adverse events are cardiovascular, suggesting a potential connection between COVID-19 vaccines and increased death rates from conditions like myocarditis and cardiac arrest. The findings emphasize the need for autopsies in deceased individuals post-vaccination to investigate vaccine-related fatalities more thoroughly.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Democrats delayed Kash Patel's FBI Director vote via Senate rules; Republicans did not agree. Malone News relies on reader support.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Young adult death rates are rising alarmingly despite low COVID-19 mortality (<1%). Lockdowns and vaccines since 2020 may be factors. Wrigley-Field et al. highlight this concerning trend.

Gut health may impact depression; Dr. Motley discusses gut/brain connection, leaky gut, serotonin, and cleansing methods. Explore probiotics and gut products. Content is educational, not medical advice; consult professionals for health changes.

Jay discusses overcoming insecurity and building confidence through science-backed strategies. He identifies triggers like fear and negative self-talk and offers seven techniques, including stopping threat detection, recognizing unconscious competence, and facing judgment. Confidence is about growth, not perfection. Join his newsletter for weekly wisdom.

Meryl Nass

480 ostriches in British Columbia tested positive for bird flu; cull order issued despite non-food use of birds and eggs. Owners challenge cull, arguing against necessity and potential for studying immune birds. A judge temporarily halted cull pending trial. Concerns raised about culling practices and virus mutation. Suggestions made for better testing and research on handling avian flu, including halting gain-of-function research.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Legislation to ban COVID-19 mRNA injections is advancing in several U.S. states, with wide support from health professionals and officials demanding immediate market removal of the vaccines due to safety concerns.

John Leake

Trump attacks Democrats like Sitting Bull’s warriors at Little Bighorn, where Custer’s complacency led to disaster. Archaeological findings show soldiers panicked as skirmish lines broke against the Lakota Cheyenne, resulting in a gruesome defeat. Similar to the Battle of Teutoburg Forest, both events illustrate that arrogance can lead to downfall.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Drs. Lataster and Parry argue that medical journals are influenced by the pharmaceutical industry, leading to groupthink and suppressed awareness of alternative therapies. They call for more openness to contrarian ideas in publishing. The McCullough Foundation has published over 20 studies on COVID-19 vaccine injuries since 2023, challenging industry narratives.

A Midwestern Doctor

SSRIs are among the most dangerous medications, linked to severe side effects like sexual dysfunction, emotional numbness, psychosis, and increased risk of suicide and violence, including mass shootings. Psychiatry often misattributes these effects to pre-existing mental illness, leading to more prescriptions. SSRIs are addictive and can cause severe withdrawal symptoms, with little support available for those affected. Studies show the harms significantly outweigh benefits, and many patients report serious side effects that are often ignored by prescribers. Marketing has expanded SSRI use among vulnerable groups, despite notable risks, especially for pregnant women and children. Overall, SSRIs represent a significant public health concern, with calls for greater awareness and alternative treatments.

John Leake

Trump's second administration reintroducing fun to US discourse, absent during Biden years. Author reflects on society's outrage addiction, inspires documentary "Double or Nothing" premiering in Dallas. Invites locals to attend, others to buy the film online. Encourages Instagram follows.

John Leake

Trump's Executive Orders have destabilized the Democrats, akin to Vinko Bogataj's ski crash. Dems are in a chaotic struggle to regain control, similar to an aircraft in a Fatal Flat Spin, where lack of lift leads to a disastrous fall. For visuals, see Chuck Yeager's flat spin and AOC's emotional expression of chaos.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Peanut, historic squirrel. America First! Odd Democratic dynamics; are Jennifer Aniston and Barack Obama a couple? Divorce rumors for the Obamas? Juicy rumors can overwhelm. Repetitive phrases essential in PsyWar and smear campaigns. Embrace humanity. Malone News seeks subscriber support for freedom advocacy. Share widely!

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

US founding member of WHO in 1948, now critical of it for misleading on SARS-CoV-2 origins, promoting ineffective measures, suppressing treatments, and pushing unsafe vaccines. Trump cut WHO budget 20% on first day; efforts to raise awareness against WHO praised. WHO claims to improve accountability after backlash.

New Year's resolutions often involve changing habits like reducing alcohol or coffee. In the Ancient Health Podcast, Dr. Chris Motley discusses how habits form in the brain and organs, their emotional connections, and strategies for gradual change, blending Eastern medicine with Western neuroplasticity research. Key points include the impact of emotions on health, the effectiveness of small changes, and tools like herbs and EFT tapping for habit modification. Remember, this information is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Jay interviews neuroscientist TJ Power on brain chemistry's impact on emotions and habits. They discuss how modern life disrupts dopamine balance, leading to addiction and burnout. Key strategies include starting mornings without phones, engaging in cold therapy, and practicing gratitude. Small lifestyle changes can significantly enhance mental well-being.

Meryl Nass

List of DHHS Secretaries (1953-1979) and DHHS Secretaries post-1979. Last ten secretaries' professions: Becerra (lawyer, politician), Azar (lawyer, Pharma CEO), Price (physician), Burwell (bureaucrat, BMGF), Sibelius (politician, lobbyist), Leavitt (politician), Thompson (politician), Shalala (politician), Sullivan (physician), Bowen (physician, politician).

John Leake

James Patrick discusses Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in his guest column, highlighting their potential to restrict money use and remove key characteristics like acceptability and store of value. He links CBDCs to a broader agenda involving digital IDs, funded by initiatives like Gates' ID2020, which pose privacy risks. Citing India's Adhar program, he warns CBDCs could exacerbate poverty and create financial control systems, leading to reduced trade and a black market. Patrick encourages local action against mandatory digital IDs and CBDCs to protect financial privacy and autonomy.

Meryl Nass

Leonard Leo's firm is aiding a campaign to undermine RFK Jr.'s nomination for health agency leadership, backed by Pence's group to persuade GOP senators against him. Discussions center on Pharma's influence, abortion issues overshadowing Big Pharma profits, and Kennedy's alignment with POTUS policies. Concerns about media accuracy stem from personal experience with tumors linked to cellphones and a reported connection between antidepressants and school shootings. The author criticizes Pharma's control over health narratives and promotes bodily autonomy in drug/vaccine choices. Ultimately, they see Leo and Pence's actions as a betrayal, questioning the President's stance.

Meryl Nass

User shares a link to a Twitter post and the White House Executive Orders website.

Meryl Nass

Federal court rules that warrant required for backdoor searches of Americans' communications under Section 702 of FISA. This decision follows legal battles and highlights Fourth Amendment violations. In the case of Agron Hasbajrami, evidence was collected without a warrant, raising concerns about government surveillance practices. The ruling addresses the issue of warrantless searches that have allowed federal agencies to access private communications without oversight, despite Congress repeatedly reauthorizing Section 702.

Meryl Nass

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Carmen in the Garden

Thank you for the support! This newsletter shares personal insights from my fertility journey and pregnancy. Every journey is unique; I hope you find helpful information. Products mentioned were mostly purchased personally with some affiliate links. Key recommendations include holistic approaches to fertility, working with practitioners, taking quality prenatal vitamins, and using tools like Oura Ring for tracking. I've cleaned up my beauty routine and reduced alcohol, caffeine, and sugar. Mental health strategies like reading, meditation, and affirmations are vital. Pregnancy Q&A covers health experiences, planning for postpartum, and handling nausea. Overall, I aim for a nutrient-rich diet and a supportive community.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Study links vaccinations in nine-year-olds to higher odds of neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs). Analysis of 47,155 Medicaid-enrolled children shows vaccinated kids had significantly increased risk for NDDs, especially those born preterm. Vaccinated children 1.7 to 4.4 times more likely to have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) based on vaccination visit frequency. Overall, vaccinated children are 212% more likely to have NDDs compared to unvaccinated peers.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Inauguration Day, I participated in a crucial panel at OAN after navigating DC's extensive security and barricades. Despite a planned meeting with RFK, Jr., which faced multiple location changes and delays, I endured a challenging two-hour trek in frigid weather. Ultimately, we arrived at the meeting late and informally, missing the chance to change for the MAHA Ball. The day concluded with Steve Bannon at a WarRoom event, which led to future plans for a trip to Brussels.

Meryl Nass

10 regulations removed per new regulation. Tariffs on foreign goods upcoming. Federal tax breaks for US-made products lowered from 21% to 15%. Interest rates and inflation to be reduced. Emphasis on a merit-based society. Stance on gender: only 2 genders, rare transgender surgeries, no trans women in female sports. Reinstating free speech without disinformation labels. NATO countries urged to raise defense spending to 5%. Calls to end the Ukraine war, seeking dialogue with Putin. No support for electric cars, project approvals expedited. AI development to require double the energy, suggesting localized energy sources. Clean coal usage discussed, criticism of “debanking” by banks. US self-sufficient in resources from Canada, foreshadowing tough tariff talks. Addressing $1.1 trillion deficit with China, cooperation sought to stop Ukraine conflict and reduce nuclear arms. Ukraine war deemed unnecessary with higher death toll than reported.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Peter A. McCullough discusses Project Stargate's promise of AI in cancer care, emphasizing its potential to streamline patient data across systems, analyze imaging, and integrate treatment protocols. However, he refutes claims of rapid mRNA vaccine development for cancer, citing Moderna’s ongoing trials and the limitations of mRNA therapies, including variable patient response and potential systemic toxicity. He warns of serious adverse effects from immune therapies like KEYTRUDA and stresses that vaccines must complement traditional treatments.

Ep. 168 of Pursuit of Wellness features Mari and husband Greg discussing their entrepreneurial journey from startup to thriving wellness business. They share insights, lessons, and tips for aspiring entrepreneurs, focusing on their experiences with product launches and social media marketing. Tune in for actionable advice and inspiration for launching a side hustle or a larger venture.

Dom Fusco

One Day Out is a weekly newsletter focused on deepening faith and enhancing health. The author shares their journey from fitness to faith, triggered by a podcast where Nick Bare discusses finding Jesus after his mother's passing. This led the author to return to church, embrace a relationship with Jesus, and ultimately get baptized. They emphasize that true peace and fulfillment come from faith, sharing scripture that supports trust in God. The closing prayer expresses gratitude for divine guidance and encourages others to grow in faith.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Magnesium deficiency affects up to 60% of people due to diet, low magnesium in water, filtration systems, and certain medications. Symptoms include heart palpitations, hypertension, muscle cramps, sleep issues, vague neurological symptoms, and osteoporosis. Eating a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains typically provides sufficient magnesium.

Huberman Lab Essentials discusses the impact of nutrients and foods on emotions and mood, emphasizing the mind-body connection and the roles of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin in eating behaviors. It covers biological mechanisms behind cravings, the importance of omega-3s and a healthy gut microbiome for mood and immunity, and psychological factors affecting hunger perception. Episodes are 30 minutes long, released Thursdays, alongside full episodes on Mondays.

Nutrition focuses on HOW body uses nutrients, not just WHAT is eaten. Gary Brecka discusses nutrient bioavailability as key to health and performance. Share experiences on grass-fed vs processed meat. Access wellness protocols and enjoy partner offers. Tune into "Ultimate Human Podcast" for insights on bioavailability, amino acids, and meat consumption benefits. Podcast is for informational purposes only, not medical advice.

Meryl Nass

Gain of Function research can't be safely conducted due to frequent lab accidents (4 weekly). Scientists share dangerous pathogens globally, risking more pandemics. WHO aimed for less regulation of high containment labs. Pandemic risks are exaggerated, misleading the public for global control.

Meryl Nass

Trump administration plans executive order to temporarily halt federal funding for controversial "gain-of-function" virus research. This aims to prevent U.S. scientists from making pathogens more dangerous, amid GOP concerns linking it to Covid-19. Some viruses may be exempt; the order is not finalized. Supporters argue such research is vital for pandemic preparedness, while critics fear U.S. will fall behind in scientific advancements. Republicans suspect Covid-19 originated from lab research, though many experts deny evidence of this. A 2021 U.S. intelligence report suggested any lab leak was accidental, not due to genetic engineering.

Meryl Nass

Professor Gostin argues against Trump's withdrawal from the WHO, stating it would harm U.S. national interests, reduce U.S. influence, and jeopardize public health. He asserts that America's presence is crucial for global health response, surveillance, and vaccine development, emphasizing the need for collaboration to address health crises. Withdrawal could empower adversaries like China and diminish access to vital health data. Gostin warns that a weakened WHO could lead to increased health risks for Americans and disrupt pharmaceutical innovation. He urges Trump to strengthen, not abandon, the WHO for the benefit of both global and U.S. health security.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Trump admin plans executive order to halt federal funding for "gain-of-function" virus research to protect human health, aiming for global moratorium.

Meryl Nass

US stopped oral polio vaccines in 1999 due to vaccine-strain viruses regaining virulence. European countries detected poliovirus in wastewater in 2024, indicating a potential resurgence. GPEI reports circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus in Germany, originating from the oral vaccine, which is excreted by vaccinated individuals. Last wild poliovirus case in Germany was in 1990.

John Leake

Trump's engagement with tech oligarchs is essential for controlling AI influence, as traditional government agencies are unreliable. Historically, power dynamics show that executives often negotiate with powerful elites to maintain authority, supported by examples like Augustus and Louis XIV.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

USCIS eliminates COVID-19 vaccine mandate for legal immigrants effective January 22, 2025; applicants need not show vaccination proof, and applications won't be denied for lack of it.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Grok struggles to understand mRNA vs. DNA; AI's limitations highlight risks in cancer vaccine narratives. Concerns over politicians, like Trump, pushing flashy but outdated biotech ideas, influenced by tech leaders like Larry Ellison. Cancer immunology complexities and public-private partnerships raise doubts about efficacy and innovation. Historical failures show rushing to solutions can waste taxpayer funds; true progress requires deeper scientific understanding, not mere buzzwords. Focus on comprehensive science is essential, rather than speculative "moonshot" initiatives.

Meryl Nass

Trump's executive orders restore freedoms, notably reinstating unvaccinated individuals and withdrawing from WHO, promoting truth and liberty.

Meryl Nass

Trump orders communications blackout at federal health agencies (CDC, FDA, HHS, NIH), halting external updates and reports, raising concerns over public health information access. Critics call it censorship; new HHS chief RFK Jr. plans overhaul.

John Leake

Trump's Stargate deal with billionaire tech leaders sparks concern among Substack authors, especially over Ellison's ambitious A.I. and mRNA comments. Despite skepticism, viewing these alliances positively may be wise; better to have influential figures like Ellison close than to alienate them. The inevitability of A.I. advancement by these players necessitates vigilance, yet Trump’s strategy might be prudent.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Stargate Project announced $500 billion investment in AI infrastructure for OpenAI over four years, starting with $100 billion. Goals: secure US AI leadership, create jobs, enhance national security. Partners include SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle; Masayoshi Son is chairman. Larry Ellison highlighted AI's potential in rapid vaccine development but noted concerns over mRNA safety, referencing backlash from the MAHA community due to past issues with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.

Meds can worsen health; healthcare system flaws discussed with Dr. Marty Makary. Topics include rising colon cancer in youth, microbiome's health role, pharma industry influence, antibiotic risks in children, and overmedication's dangers. Urgent call for transparency and addressing illness root causes.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Update on home treatment for influenza, Trump's WHO exit, unfair Senate questions, MAHA movement future. Features Dr. McCullough and team. Subscribe for more.

Meryl Nass

Senator Susan Collins: Email: [Contact](https://www.collins.senate.gov/contact), DC Office: 413 Dirksen, DC 20510, Phone: (202) 224-2523, Augusta: (207) 622-8414, Bangor: (207) 945-0417, Biddeford: (207) 283-1101, Caribou: (207) 493-7873, Lewiston: (207) 784-6969, Portland: (207) 618-5560. Senator Lisa Murkowski: 510 L St, Suite 600, Anchorage, AK 99501, Phone: (907) 271-3735, Fax: (877) 857-0322, DC Office: 522 Hart, DC 20510, Phone: (202) 224-6665, Fax: (202) 224-5301.

John Leake

Cranmer, first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury (1533-1555), was a skilled Biblical scholar but participated in King Henry VIII’s schemes, particularly against Anne Boleyn. Episcopalian Bishop Budde led Trump’s Inauguration Prayer, urging mercy for marginalized communities, but reflects a decline in the Episcopal Church, focusing more on secular issues than the Gospel, making her portrayal tiresome.

Meryl Nass

White House Executive Orders include: halting offshore wind energy leasing, controlling foreign aid, reviewing senior executive personnel, easing federal employee firings, exiting WHO and UN Climate Agreements, pardoning January 6 Capitol event participants, and addressing excessive regulations. Focus is on prioritizing American interests and reducing undue foreign influence.

John Leake

Biden Administration's censorship seen as tyranny; examples include YouTube banning an interview and Amazon removing a successful book. Free speech is crucial in a Republic. Trump’s Executive Order aims to restore free speech, prevent government censorship, and investigate past misconduct, emphasizing that American citizens must be able to speak freely without federal interference. The author praises Trump for combating censorship.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

COVID-19 mRNA injections may pose risks to pregnant women and developing babies by causing toxic Spike protein production. Research indicates that even inactivated virus vaccines, like Sinopharm, are unsafe; a study found 25% of vaccinated pregnant women had abnormal placenta findings, despite most showing anti-spike antibodies.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Jill and I returned from a chaotic DC trip, where we faced barricades and delays after the MAHA ball. The event was fantastic, featuring notable attendees like Bret Weinstein and RFK Jr. Impressed with DJT's team, I noted their rapid executive actions, possibly the most productive beginning in US history. Highlights include discussing Schedule F and withdrawal from the WHO. Celebrating the ideals of freedom and democracy in Europe, I reflected on post-war unity and the ongoing challenges with the Soviet Union. We owe much to past leaders and must nurture democratic ideals for future generations.

Meryl Nass

Dugin analyzes Trumpism's revolutionary impact on the U.S. and the world, emphasizing the deep state’s influence on American politics. He argues that Trump's election reflects a crisis in globalism, contrasting it with past U.S. political continuity. As global challenges arise—like Russia's sovereignty and China's independence—Trump and populism reshape U.S. identity towards nationalism, rejecting woke culture. The deep state now acknowledges this shift, indicating a fundamental change in U.S. ideology and strategy, marking a pivotal moment in American hegemony.

John Leake

Matthew Spradlin discusses his documentary on California's fire management issues, stemming from his experiences fleeing a 2018 fire. He critiques the “Fire Industrial Complex” for failing to mitigate fire risks amidst broader institutional breakdowns, including sewage treatment, transportation, and social issues. Key points include the 2021 Santa Monica Bay sewage spill and bureaucratic dysfunction affecting infrastructure projects.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Dr. Bruce Boros, a prominent cardiologist, successfully treated acute COVID-19 patients in the Florida Keys with high-dose ivermectin. After experiencing long-COVID symptoms himself, Boros started the Ultimate Spike Detox regimen by The Wellness Company, alongside his existing supplements. He reported symptom resolution within weeks and observed similar improvements in his patients. McCullough recommends at least a year of detox to prevent recurrent symptoms.

Dr. Joel “Gator” Warsh discusses children's health issues, focusing on obesity and chronic diseases, and the impact of processed foods on diet and mental health in a podcast episode with Dr. Motley. They emphasize the importance of parental vigilance in food choices, preventative care, and the push for healthier family dynamics.

Toxic mold exposure affects mitochondrial function, linked to 90% of chronic fatigue cases. This battle in cells may hold the key to better health and performance, discussed by biohacker Dave Asprey. Access wellness protocols, his new book “Heavily Meditated,” and podcast resources for insights on health and biohacking.

John Leake

Dr. McCullough spoke at a lively Republican dinner, contrasting the current optimism with the gloom of two years ago. The speaker reflected on personal changes over five years marked by anxiety, partly attributed to government and media issues. A recent playful exchange with his brothers sparked nostalgia for carefree times, tied to a hopeful outlook under Trump, suggesting a potential return to lightheartedness in public discourse after recent struggles.

Meryl Nass

WHO budget $6.8B biennial, $3.4B/year. Potential for increase if Pandemic Treaty adopted. US can leave soon, dues paid. Flu shot effectiveness under 50% recently; global flu strain data from Australia, US won’t lose access. Concerns about US drugmakers reliant on WHO funding questioned; Bill Gates' influence persists. Biden blocked Trump’s withdrawal, but notice given means exit can proceed without delay. Cutting WHO reduces bureaucratic interference; US can better address pandemics. WHO's past failures in outbreak management highlight need for less politicized healthcare.

Meryl Nass

Scorecard measures success, guides reversal of anti-human policies, promotes individual liberties and rule of law.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

**TLDR:** President's executive order on Jan 20, 2025, announces U.S. withdrawal from WHO due to mishandling of COVID-19, unfair payment demands, and lack of reforms. The order revokes previous engagement, halts funding, and stops negotiations on global health agreements.

The Vigilant Fox

MSNBC mocks Trump’s border emergency; CNN commentators astonished by Barron Trump’s height. J6 pardons discussed, with differing views on Biden’s economy. CNN's awkward moments highlight Tucker Carlson and JD Vance’s daughter’s bandages. MSNBC silences Trump during speech citing misinformation. J6 defendant's son recalls fleeing from his father, claiming Trump’s presidency destroyed his family. CNN praises Trump’s charisma despite disbelief in his political return. Elon Musk’s gesture at Trump’s event criticized by CNN, omitting his supportive comments. Trump signs significant executive orders at inauguration, including regulatory freezes and a move from the Paris Climate Agreement. Also, Barron Trump receives an impressive shout-out.

Meryl Nass

U.S. should reform, not exit WHO, despite criticisms of its Covid response. Leaving weakens influence and global health; instead, focus on core functions like outbreak response and technical support. Reform funding and leadership structure for effectiveness. U.S. expertise is vital for a stronger WHO to tackle future pandemics and health crises. Combatting global challenges requires collaboration, not isolation.

Meryl Nass

US risk assessment for COVID vaccines hinted at trillions in injury payouts post-vaccination. Critics question the rationale behind risking citizens' health and economy for an untested vaccine during a perceived over-hyped crisis. The US spent $5 trillion on COVID measures, raising speculation about motives—was it a strategy to undermine small businesses and increase indebtedness to facilitate new financial reforms? A Telegraph article references £75-300 billion in injury costs.

The Vigilant Fox

Trump's inaugural address proclaimed the dawn of a "golden age" for America, emphasizing a resurgence of national pride and respect. He promised to prioritize America in policies addressing inflation, immigration, and energy, and declared a national emergency on the southern border, labeling cartels as terrorists. Trump announced executive orders to halt illegal entry, return criminal aliens, and reinstate the remain-in-Mexico policy, receiving standing ovations. He asserted a binary gender policy and pledged to restore service members expelled over the COVID vaccine mandate with back pay. Concluding, he hinted at a strong political comeback, stating, "The golden age of America begins right now."

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Miss nostalgia for gonzo journalism; recent chaotic events overshadow psychedelic interest. Noteworthy items: $TRUMP memecoin skyrocketing, Gates-Trump meeting disillusionment, societal shifts observed in conversations. Ongoing concerns about HHS appointments, character attacks, and a sense of impending instability. Inauguration overshadowed by fears of diminishing rule of law, with Biden's pardons prompting worries of lawlessness. Overall unease with current political landscape and desire to escape to simpler life.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Bill Gates' "innovation" signals harmful genetic technologies, not effective disease solutions. He funded H5N1 virus modifications, raising bioterrorism concerns. Gates is implicated in U.S. biolabs and COVID-19 vaccine issues. He views India as a testing ground for experimental products. Gates has suggested population reduction through better healthcare and vaccines. Individuals, including Gates, involved in bioterrorism may face legal repercussions under U.S. law. The text warns against aligning with Gates' agenda.

John Leake

Biden pardoned Fauci, Gen. Milley, and Jan. 6 committee members in his final hours as president to protect them from potential Trump-led reprisals. Despite ongoing debates about the implications, Biden emphasized these pardons were not admissions of guilt. Some scholars view this as an unprecedented challenge to the incoming administration's norms, while others worry it indicates a shift away from democratic principles. Critics question the assumptions of innocence regarding the pardoned individuals and warn against giving Trump unchecked power, suggesting Biden's actions reflect broader political fears rather than true guilt.

Heart disease, cancer, and stroke are leading US death causes, linked to common risk factors like smoking and poor diet. This podcast discusses the need for policymakers to address disease prevention beyond individual choices with experts Dr. Anand Parekh, Senator Bill Frist, and Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian.

River Klass, a first-gen rancher and restaurateur hosting Ranch America, shares insights on ranching challenges and rewards. He discusses his journey, the disconnect between consumers and food sources, and the role of sustainability in modern ranching. Topics include daily struggles, economic pressures, and hopes for young innovators in ranching.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Deferiprone is an oral iron chelator that removes excess iron from the body via the kidneys, helping patients with conditions like thalassemia and sickle cell disease. Iron buildup in the brain may contribute to neurodegenerative diseases, though iron is vital for cell function. A study by Ayton et al tested deferiprone in Alzheimer's patients.

Episode features Dr. Brian Keating, discussing universe origins, human stargazing, and light’s role in understanding life. Topics include ancient celestial tracking, scientific challenges, astrology's validity, and potential extraterrestrial life.

Dr. Andy Galpin, an expert in human performance, discusses fitness challenges, motivating factors, and practical strategies for effective workouts. He highlights the importance of personalized routines, consistency, and the pillars of fitness: aesthetics, wellbeing, and performance. Key topics include goal setting, muscle building, recovery, nutrition, and hydration. The discussion emphasizes no universal solution exists; success depends on individual approaches.

Ep. 167 explores transforming an idea into 24 successful restaurants, emphasizing passion, discipline, and creativity. Culinary visionaries share lessons on wellness, overcoming challenges, and achieving personal and professional growth. The episode includes practical tips and sponsorships from Lumen, Cozy Earth, BetterHelp, and Rocket Money, along with restaurant links and future podcast announcements.

Peter discusses microplastics and associated chemicals (BPA, PFAS, phthalates) in an AMA episode, covering their prevalence, health risks, and exposure reduction strategies. The episode includes definitions, health implications, challenges in research, and practical tips for minimizing exposure. Subscribers can listen to the full episode while non-subscribers hear a preview.

John Leake

Readers question Governor Gavin Newsom's "Marshall Plan" for L.A., echoing the 1948 plan for European recovery post-WWII. The original plan used U.S. aid to stabilize economies and foster trade. Newsom's proposal hints at seeking federal funds, possibly linked to the 2028 Olympics, while raising concerns about "disaster capitalism"—exploiting crises for profit. Mismanagement leads to disaster recovery reliance, diverting funds from essential infrastructure investments. The historical lesson warns of how recovery efforts often overlook lost cultural heritage. Newsom's ambitions may be contingent on federal support from the incoming Trump Administration.

Meryl Nass

COVID vaccines provide short-term immunity, often waning after weeks to months, potentially increasing susceptibility to COVID over time. Short-term studies may show strong efficacy, but longer-term data from Canada and the UK indicate reduced effectiveness. Notably, a CDC graph shows vaccine effectiveness dropping month by month, nearing zero by 6-7 months. Additionally, a large New York study revealed children's immunity waned significantly within weeks post-vaccination, with vaccinated children becoming as or more likely to contract COVID after 35 days. Military data indicated high case rates among vaccinated elderly during the Delta variant surge, and UK data found nearly zero vaccine effectiveness against Omicron after several months.

A Midwestern Doctor

**Extreme TLDR:** Post-vaccination, unvaccinated individuals reported illness after exposure to vaccinated people, raising confusion about "vaccine shedding." Analysis of 1,500 experiences confirmed shedding is real, with common symptoms linked to menstrual issues, flu-like reactions, and immune reactions. The shedding phenomenon implicates mechanisms such as exosomes carrying spike proteins, prompting significant public health concerns. Shredding affects sensitive individuals most, altering lives and promoting calls for reevaluation of mRNA vaccines' safety. Ongoing discussions emphasize separating facts from fear while avoiding divisive rhetoric amid rising vaccine skepticism.

John Leake

Sun Tzu's saying “Keep your friends close; keep your enemies closer” applies in current context with Trump and billionaires like Gates. Ignoring powerful figures isn't wise; better to cultivate relationships. Trump's influence will be limited by entrenched interests, yielding incremental changes. His stance against censorship stands out compared to Democrats. Kennedy needs Senate confirmation before actions can be taken. We should wait a few weeks before judging Trump and Kennedy's effectiveness.

Meryl Nass

Graphics from last year show challenges faced; hopeful progress for globalists noted. Tool for tracking direction and needed fixes shared. Spread the word on the ongoing agenda!

The Vigilant Fox

Bill Gates discussed global health with Trump while funding risky research, including a $9.5 million project on bird flu that may threaten human health and has been labeled bioterrorism. His foundations allegedly finance dangerous U.S. military-run African biolabs. Gates's comments about India being a testing lab for drugs and a desire to reduce the world’s population raise ethical concerns. Recent U.S. investments in bird flu vaccines suggest potential profit motives. Critics argue Gates should not engage with the president given these activities, with some calling for his imprisonment.

Meryl Nass

Rotary's Polio elimination project funded by WHO and BMGF; Rotary received $1.3B from BMGF. BMGF donated $250M to WHO in Pakistan and $319M in Nigeria, plus $5B to GAVI Alliance, which funds WHO. Gates gained significant influence through these donations.

Meryl Nass

Deb Lerman explores Casey and Calley Means' rapid rise to fame, linking them to a military industrial globalist agenda. Her January 15, 2025, article delves into their background, triggered by an appearance on Tucker Carlson's podcast in August 2024. Further insights on the siblings' implications were shared in a follow-up article.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Chris Downey, founder of VaxCalc Labs, leverages his software and database expertise to empower individuals in vaccination decisions through informed consent technology. VaxCalc aims for a healthier world by providing tools and resources for parents and patients to make informed choices about vaccinations. For more information, visit VaxCalc's website or Chris Downey's bio.

John Leake

On January 17, 2025, Congress announced HHS cut funding and barred EcoHealth Alliance and its former President, Dr. Peter Daszak, for five years after an investigation. The New York Times did not report this, but the New York Post did. The HHS memorandum suggests Daszak may evade penalties with DoD & CIA protection. Research communications from 2016 show EcoHealth claimed its work wouldn’t have pathogenic potential, despite NIH’s funding pause for Gain-of-Function (GoF) research. Contradictory statements raise questions about U.S. government officials' claims regarding the origins of SARS-CoV-2 and their knowledge of EcoHealth and Wuhan Institute of Virology experiments.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Jill and I struggle to find healthy food in DC due to a lack of options. I watched a video I found difficult to pause. For updates, consider subscribing to "Who is Robert Malone," which is reader-supported.

The Vigilant Fox

Dave Chappelle opened SNL's first 2025 episode with a humorous 16-minute monologue, tackling topics like California wildfires and a personal story about Diddy. Chappelle praised former President Jimmy Carter for his bravery in visiting Palestinian territories, reflecting on his character. He then addressed Donald Trump directly, urging him to show empathy and humanity as president. Some critics argue Chappelle unfairly singled out Trump while ignoring Biden's divisive comments, suggesting he should reflect on his own message to promote national unity.

Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

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Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

Post-Covid hospital phobia has emerged in many Americans, making them reluctant to seek medical help. A study from Bangladesh highlighted this condition, showing lower hospitalization rates for those preferring home treatment. Trust in medical professionals dropped significantly during Covid, from 71.5% in 2019 to 40.1% in early 2024, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with hospital protocols and treatment decisions influenced by Big Pharma. The author expresses deep mistrust toward Sarasota Memorial Hospital, critiquing its policies and leadership's hostility towards unvaccinated individuals and alternative treatments. Despite the reluctance to seek hospital care, the author emphasizes their medical background allows them to manage their health independently, though they caution against others emulating their approach.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Nasal sprays and gargles are claimed to outperform vaccines based on studies showing reduced viral infections and COVID-19 risk. Influenza vaccine efficacy is low, and COVID-19 vaccinations may increase illness risk. McCullough promotes daily nasal use for preventing colds and flu.

Carmen in the Garden

Jump-start your gardening season and save money! Workshop covers essential supplies, optimal germination conditions, fixing leggy seedlings, and hardening-off techniques. Exclusively for paid subscribers, offering access to archives and workshops. Topics include indoor seed starting, growing zone adjustments, DIY starter mix, seed germination factors, post-germination care, troubleshooting, and succession planting. Recommended products linked.

John Leake

In spring 2017, I loved living in Venice Beach and Santa Monica. Since 2020, I've befriended supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and was saddened by the recent fires in L.A. In a HOT ZONE episode, we discuss California's failing government and Mel Gibson's call for a leadership change to address these issues.

Meryl Nass

Michael Nevradakis critiques the One Health framework, suggesting it's an attempt to establish alternate governance, embedding it in federal agencies and bypassing traditional command structures. He finds the concept largely meaningless, filled with vague threats about zoonotic diseases and designed to expand health authority networks, linking to WHO amendments. He believes the framework lacks clear definition and was rushed out before the Inauguration.

Meryl Nass

Congress may pass a law blocking a President from rejoining WHO. Concerns arise about WHO Chief Scientist Jeremy Farrar, linked to controversial figures and projects, like the COVID vaccine trials and funding. Farrar, involved in critical COVID studies, has a questionable background and connections to influential organizations, raising distrust in WHO's integrity and effectiveness.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

New bird flu outbreak confirmed in Elbert County, Georgia on January 15, 2025. HPAI detected in poultry, prompting depopulation and quarantines within a 10 km radius. Poultry exhibitions in Georgia suspended. Ongoing H5Nx research at nearby USDA lab raises concerns about a potential lab leak linked to earlier outbreaks. Urgent call for moratorium on gain-of-function research to prevent future pandemics.

Meryl Nass

Suspicious 26-second video of Jake Sullivan at WH press conference, hints at possible 'unexpected event' soon.

Meryl Nass

Public health is influenced by politics; both parties should accept responsibility for the U.S.'s poor COVID performance, which dropped from first to worst in pandemic preparedness. A bipartisan approach is needed for better health outcomes, focusing on compromise for the benefit of the American public.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Interview with Luiza Asyamova argues for a moratorium on COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, citing evidence from studies on autopsy findings, vaccine efficacy, and associated risks like myocarditis. References include Event 201, VAERS data, and various research papers. Encourages following the McCullough Foundation for more information.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Vaccine promoters justified COVID-19 vaccinations citing high daily deaths, but concerns arose about the vaccine's safety and efficacy early on. Key warnings included the untested genetic mechanisms of vaccines, flawed trials, risks to women and pregnant individuals, repeated vaccinations for those with natural immunity, and lack of independent safety monitoring. Dean Boffa, a bold academic, is noted for opposing censorship in Canada. The publication encourages subscriptions to support ongoing discourse.

The Vigilant Fox

Bill Maher criticized California's wildfire response, highlighting 27 deaths, 12,000 structures destroyed, and massive damages. He argued environmental initiatives are futile if wildfires aren’t managed. Maher took issue with LA's fire chief appointment, suggesting it prioritized diversity over capability. He questioned the effectiveness of identity politics in dealing with emergencies and mentioned issues in budgeting and governance. Maher concluded California must improve its governance soon, likening wildfires to inevitable occurrences.

Meryl Nass

BARDA's large funding for Moderna's bird flu vaccine raises concerns, given past failures like Jynneos. High investment may lead to a "too big to fail" mentality.

Meryl Nass

NY Times article asserts COVID vaccines effective, saving lives; criticizes Kennedy and allies for spreading misinformation. Kennedy's petition claims vaccine risks outweigh benefits, suggests alternatives like ivermectin. Cited 73 sources, highlighting adverse effects and tracking issues. Alleges FDA and CDC downplayed data on vaccine safety. Calls for halt of vaccinations for children. NY Times accused of ignoring evidence presented.

The Vigilant Fox

Senator Bernie Sanders questioned Trump's Treasury nominee Scott Bessent about wealth concentration and oligarchy, but Bessent countered that billionaires like Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg earned their wealth themselves. Bessent pointed out Biden's Medal of Freedom recipients as potential oligarchs, flipping the argument.

John Leake

Red Flag Warning indicates high fire risk due to warm, dry conditions and strong winds. Guidelines include covering burn barrels, disposing of cigarettes safely, extinguishing outdoor fires properly, and never leaving fires unattended. Recent wildfires occurred during Red Flag Warnings. Arson is a major issue in Maui and Los Angeles, with recent arrests. The text questions if “Shoot First” laws should apply to arsonists in fire-prone conditions.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Pfizer's documents show awareness of 1,223 deaths post-COVID vaccine rollout, far exceeding past vaccine recall thresholds. Discussed in LN24 interview: mRNA injections' distribution, toxic food dyes, and electromagnetic field health risks. Follow McCullough Foundation and personal account for more content.

John Leake

Major fire at Moss Landing battery plant in California prompts evacuations and highway closures. Tens of thousands of lithium batteries involved; difficult to extinguish. Fire not expected to spread beyond facility. Previous fires occurred due to sprinkler malfunctions. Ecological concerns for nearby Monterey Bay. California's fire management criticized for increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Focus should be on fire prevention, not banning gas stoves.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Post-inauguration, concerns arise about U.S. budget balance without support. A video highlights government messages from WWII promoting self-sufficiency and healthy living, contrasting current sentiments. Call to action for subscriptions included.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Trans fats (TFAs) in processed foods, created via hydrogenation, pose serious health risks, including heart disease and obesity. They raise LDL and lower HDL cholesterol, triggering inflammation. Food labels may show "partially hydrogenated" oils, and the FDA’s “Zero Trans Fat” label can mislead consumers. Regulatory changes are needed to eliminate trans fats from the food supply.

Dr. Motley discusses liver issues linked to hair loss in this episode. Key points include liver problems causing thinning hair, herbs for liver cleansing, dietary changes, and the emotional impact on liver function. Understanding this connection can aid hair regrowth and overall health.

Big Sean discusses mental health, purpose, and his debut book "Go Higher" with Jay. He reflects on overcoming anxiety, grief from a miscarriage, and redefining success beyond money. The conversation emphasizes radical acceptance, personal growth, and the importance of mindfulness, intentionality, and spiritual practices. They explore themes like separating self-worth from wealth, healing generational trauma, and the challenges of fatherhood. Sean encourages embracing life's challenges for transformation and finding peace through acceptance.

John Leake

Suchir Balaji (1998-2024), AI researcher at OpenAI, died under suspicious circumstances ruled a suicide, disputed by his parents. His mother claims corruption in the investigation led by medical examiner David Serrano Sewell. Allegations include a mishandled human skull incident tied to Sewell. Balaji's death involved a gunshot wound and a blunt force injury, suggesting foul play rather than suicide. A quick police assessment and a lack of thorough investigation are criticized. The narrative hints at a possible murder cover-up, prompting calls for a proper investigation. Further exploration of staged suicides is found in the writer's documentary.

Meryl Nass

Netanyahu claims a Hamas dispute resolved; cabinet to vote on a ceasefire proposal Jan 17. Minor Zionist parties oppose deal, but Netanyahu expected to win votes. Agreement includes phased withdrawal from Gaza, opening Rafah Crossing, allowing 600 aid trucks daily, and prisoner exchange. Displaced persons can return home, and medical support to be provided. Military will withdraw in stages, granting freedom of movement in Gaza.

Meryl Nass

Maine banned sewage-based fertilizers due to PFAS contamination concerns, prompting other states to consider similar actions. A Texas rancher reported health issues and PFAS contamination linked to biosolid use on neighboring farms, revealing alarming PFAS levels in water and livestock. The EPA has set new drinking water standards but lacks regulations for PFAS in biosolids, causing legal challenges from affected farmers. Maine, taking proactive measures, has established a testing fund and banned biosolids in 2022, but federal support is lacking. PFAS exposure from biosolids raises widespread health concerns, highlighting the need for comprehensive national regulations.

A Midwestern Doctor

TLDR: COVID-19 highlighted failures in hospital care, leading to about a million American deaths due to aggressive, ineffective treatments and suppression of alternative therapies. Financial incentives pushed hospitals to prioritize quick discharges and approved protocols over patient health, resulting in high mortality for frail patients. Lawsuits emerged for access to off-patent treatments like ivermectin, with significant survival differences noted. The medical system emphasizes protocol over individualized care, contributing to high costs and poor outcomes. Training focuses on corporate guidelines over critical thinking, neglecting potential life-saving measures and forgotten therapies that could improve patient recovery. Trust in healthcare has significantly declined, calling for a reevaluation of treatment approaches to enhance hospital care.

John Leake

Hegel’s complex ideas, particularly the Master-Slave dialectic, illustrate individual consciousness developing through struggle. This framework critiques the Democrat Establishment post-Biden victory, emphasizing their misguided choices like Kamala Harris and their hypocritical behavior, as seen in Biden's farewell address. The hope is for the Democrats to regain clarity after setbacks and for Trump's team to remain prudent.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Essay on WHO disinformation about COVID-19 origins submitted to WSJ was rejected. Highlights include non-peer-reviewed Nature Medicine article shaping WHO's natural origin narrative, lack of investigation into lab origins, and WHO's close ties with China. Claims WHO engaged in disinformation while downplaying gain-of-function research risks. Congressional report suggests COVID likely manmade. Calls for US to withdraw funding from WHO due to perceived bias and failure to uphold health duties.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Dr. Larry Burk, a retired Duke radiologist, discusses the health effects of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) after 35 years of research. A systematic review highlights significant adverse health impacts from EMF exposure, including anxiety, sleep disturbances, and increased risks of diseases like Alzheimer’s and cancer. Preventive measures are crucial, especially in workplaces. The review also notes concerns about 5G technology's health effects, with resources for locating cellular towers provided. Links for further information on EMF safety and Dr. Burk’s work are available.

Dom Fusco

Weekly newsletter: One Day Out. Focus on faith, health, purpose. Prayer: Seek God's guidance, prioritize Him, embrace struggles for growth. New Believer Insights: 1. Expect friend loss due to faith changes. 2. Prepare for tough conversations about faith. 3. Live faith daily, not just on Sundays. Fitness Myths: 1. More protein alone won’t build muscle; combination matters. 2. High reps don’t tone; muscle growth requires heavier weights and proper nutrition. Mindset Shift: Acknowledge God’s control over life, trust His plans. Coaching Opportunity: 5 spots available for health and fitness coaching; one scholarship for free 90-day coaching. Prayer: Thankful for blessings, seek support in faith journey. Share to help others grow in faith and health!

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Cape Byron Lighthouse Declaration emphasizes questioning government pandemic narratives, led by Dr. Paul Oosterhuis, Dr. Robert Brennan, and Ros Nealon-Cook, who faced professional backlash for their views. Nealon-Cook shares insights on public response and the importance of fundamental rights over governmental control. The lighthouse symbolizes hope and guidance. The declaration invites support and subscriptions for continued discourse.

Huberman Lab Essentials episode covers stress management strategies for well-being, including acute stress benefits and tools for real-time stress management. Discussed are protocols to build resilience and practices to mitigate chronic stress. Episodes are 30 minutes, released Thursdays; full episodes on Mondays. Sponsorships highlighted.

UCLA research links seed oils to prostate cancer, impacting views on dietary fats. Gary Brecka emphasizes health awareness and shares insights via his podcast. Links to wellness products and exclusive offers are provided. The podcast isn't a substitute for professional medical advice.

Ep. 166: Discussing fitness with Dr. Andy Galpin, focusing on training for longevity and performance. Topics include strength, endurance, recovery, progressive overload, and personalized fitness strategies. Suitable for all fitness levels. Tune in for actionable advice on training smarter for long-term health.

John Leake

"Sunset Boulevard" and "Chinatown" are the most honest films about Los Angeles, directed by European emigres. Rewatching "Chinatown" during LA fires highlighted its complex narrative inspired by the California water wars. The film, still impactful after 20 years, features a creepy villain and a nuanced protagonist, presenting real adult conflicts. A key quote emphasizes that people can be capable of anything under the right circumstances.

Meryl Nass

**Extreme TLDR:** Vaccine industry profits soar amid scrutiny, pushing for mandates despite legal challenges and safety concerns. New Brunswick seen as gateway for expansion after US exemption revocation. Vaccine safety data manipulation reported by former CDC officials. Reality of vaccine efficacy failure and risks for immunocompromised populations highlighted. No current vaccine-preventable disease crisis in Canada. Quality concerns over vaccine production, especially from developing nations. Controversial Fluad vaccine raises ethical questions regarding child safety amidst inadequate testing and exclusion in Europe.

Meryl Nass

Vaccine exemptions have a controversial history in the U.S. Mississippi and West Virginia are the only states without religious exemptions. Despite lobbying from pharmaceutical companies to remove exemptions, efforts to eliminate them faced resistance, particularly in southern states and later California, where legislation removed both religious and philosophical exemptions. The narrative that unvaccinated children threaten immunocompromised kids needs scrutiny; most infections in immunocompromised individuals are not preventable by current vaccines. Claims of immunity risks from unvaccinated peers lack substantial evidence, as vaccine failures pose a greater threat. Consequently, fear against unvaccinated children may be unjustified and distract from understanding real infection risks and evidence surrounding immunocompromised vulnerabilities.

Meryl Nass

FDA's food labeling changes lack meaningful health insights. EPA questions safety of forever chemicals in sludge, likening it to fluoride disposal. Concerns about farmer guidance and accountability arise.

The Vigilant Fox

Biden delivered a farewell address, claiming credit for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire while ignoring Trump’s prior warnings. He criticized the "tech-industrial complex" and media for perceived censorship, calling for accountability. Biden pushed to ban Congress members from trading stocks and expressed gratitude for his service, ending with a poignant sound reflecting his presidency's demise.

Meryl Nass

Wuhan lab leak theory gains credibility post-Congress testimony by EcoHealth Alliance President Peter Daszak, who admitted key claims were false. U.S. government suspends EcoHealth funding. Evidence suggests SARS-CoV-2 likely originated from WIV, potentially linked to U.S. research. Debate exists whether virus was engineered in China or U.S. American lab animals, not Chinese bats, transmit SARS-CoV-2 efficiently. Early Chinese response and timing of key events raise suspicions regarding American involvement in virus origin.

The Vigilant Fox

Pam Bondi excelled in her US Attorney General hearing, deftly countering Democratic attacks on election integrity, particularly regarding the 2020 election. She defended her observations in Pennsylvania, angering Democrats like Senator Durbin. Bondi highlighted the politicization of the Justice Department against Trump and assured she wouldn't continue such practices. Senators Kennedy and Padilla confronted her aggressively, but she maintained composure and called out their tactics. Ultimately, Bondi's strong responses left a positive impression, leading to predictions of her likely confirmation.

Carmen in the Garden

Carmen in the Garden is reader-supported. I'm pained by the LA wildfires and have donated to Baby2Baby and World Central Kitchen, urging others to help. I’m hosting an Indoor Seed Starting workshop on January 18, with a replay available. Regarding the potential TikTok ban on January 19, I reflect on my journey going viral and adapting my business towards newsletters and YouTube. My aim is to bring joy through gardening. In this edition, I analyze the ROI of growing avocados, having planted two types for better yield.

Meryl Nass

Cows in low-income countries emit more methane due to poor farming practices. Improving feed and health can reduce emissions while boosting farmer incomes. Initiatives like the International Livestock Research Institute and the International Fund for Agricultural Development aim to enhance practices, targeting a 12.6% emission reduction and 34% increase in milk production. Multilateral banks are offering financial incentives for methane cuts, crucial for global climate action ahead of COP30. Addressing livestock emissions in low-income areas presents an opportunity for simultaneous development and environmental goals.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

FDA bans Red No. 3 synthetic dye linked to cancer; food companies must reformulate by Jan. 2027. Other harmful dyes remain, posing health risks like neurobehavioral disorders and cancer. Urgent regulatory action needed on outdated approvals. Concerns raised over COVID-19 injections despite safety issues.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Seed oils, introduced when health regulations were lacking, are now linked to obesity and metabolic issues, countering the belief that sugar is the main culprit. Research shows seed oils impair thyroid function, induce metabolic slowdown, and contribute to weight gain without increased calorie intake. The increase in seed oil consumption aligns with rising obesity rates, suggesting a need to reevaluate dietary guidelines and reduce seed oil usage. The recommended solution includes eliminating seed oils from diets, promoting whole foods, and revising policies to combat the obesity epidemic caused by these oils.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

18%-50% of buildings may have unhealthy mold, causing infections, allergies, and inflammation, leading to symptoms like asthma, rhinitis, and brain fog.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a presidential candidate, discusses his health vision on The Dr. Hyman Show, focusing on chronic disease, water quality, and regenerative farming. He founded the Waterkeeper Alliance and Children’s Health Defense, advocating against toxic exposures and processed food harms. The episode covers various topics, including America’s health status, COVID-19 death rates, mental health, and corporate influence in government.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Peter A. McCullough discusses Mark Zuckerberg's acknowledgment of Biden administration requests to Meta to censor COVID-19 vaccine safety information during a January 13, 2025 Fox Business interview. Liz MacDonald highlighted a friend's hospitalization from a vaccine-related blood clot.

Meryl Nass

Cars can spy on you; Michael Hastings' fatal crash raises concerns about wireless control. Learned about vehicles and info privacy options while cooking Tempeh Banh Mi, a simple, flavorful sandwich requiring fresh baguette. Easy to customize with veggies and marinades. Recipe shared for making 3 sandwiches.

Meryl Nass

In 2017, the US Government collected bat samples near a Laotian cave linked to SARS-CoV-2. Infected individuals have antibodies to these viruses. Collected by US-funded scientists, samples went to US labs for research on potential vaccines and pathogen spillover prevention. The closest previous bat sample, RaTG13, was gathered in 2013 by a Chinese lab, making speculation about lab leaks prominent. USAID Predict, which funded bat sample collections, was canceled in 2023.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

America thrives on action, rejecting empty political talk. The nation is ready for a new beginning, reclaiming power for citizens. Celebrations for Trump's inauguration, upcoming events, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination are highlighted amidst challenges from powerful advocacy against him. The inauguration signifies a pivotal moment in history, with Trump's consistent vision focusing on American interests and unity, echoing themes of patriotism and progress. The address emphasizes collective strength and shared goals across all demographics.

The Vigilant Fox

Pete Hegseth faced intense scrutiny during his Senate confirmation hearing for Secretary of Defense, managing to maintain composure despite interruptions from protesters and aggressive questioning from Democratic senators. He emphasized the importance of an apolitical military, focusing on merit and readiness, while addressing media bias against him. Hegseth's responses highlighted his military experience and commitment to serving the country, deftly countering accusations and criticisms from senators. His strong performance reinforced his qualifications, suggesting he is likely to be confirmed.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

New study, "Nanocarrier imaging at single-cell resolution across entire mouse bodies with deep learning," presents SCP-Nano, a method for analyzing nanocarrier biodistribution in mice at single-cell resolution. It shows LNPs can target vital organs, revealing systemic distribution even at low doses and suggesting potential immune activation and toxicity from mRNA vaccines. Calls for pre-vaccination biodistribution studies and immediate market removal of these gene therapies.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Bernays' propaganda parallels modern PsyWar, evolving from psychological insights to utilize advanced digital tools like AI and big data for influence. PsyWar, termed “Military Information Support Operations” (MISO), is now utilized on civilian populations. Research on social networks shows mathematical models can control human behavior similarly to autonomous drones. Current social media techniques manage user interactions and opinions, framing digital spaces as propaganda battlegrounds. This manipulation blends technology with psychology to influence thoughts and commercial behaviors, making users products of these systems.

John Leake

Nabokov differentiated between sentimentality and sensitivity, noting that sentimentalists can be cruel while sensitive people are not. Sentimentality often masks personal vices, akin to virtue signaling condemned by Jesus as hypocrisy. People using overt religious or ideological signals, like political leftists with DEI and climate issues, may pose risks in governance due to their lack of genuine commitment and potential for harm.

Meryl Nass

British judge challenges secrecy surrounding Julian Assange's legal persecution. After years, the CPS must explain the destruction of key files related to Assange's case after a ruling by Judge Foss. Limited documents reveal the UK pushed Sweden to pursue charges against Assange, indicating possible political persecution led by Keir Starmer. Both UK and Sweden have reportedly destroyed relevant documents, complicating accountability. Judge Foss demands clarification by February 21, or it will be considered contempt of court. The US also sought to block information requests related to their extradition efforts against Assange. Despite UN findings of arbitrary detention and psychological torture, the judiciary supported extending his confinement.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Dr. Peter Hotez used a misleading graphic claiming 20% of children with measles need hospitalization, despite measles cases among vaccinated individuals. Hotez asserts "science is not up for debate" and denies vaccines cause autism, but questions arise about the validity of his statements regarding the unknown causes of autism.

Join Dr. Motley and Mark Young at A4M Conference, Las Vegas, to explore isometric exercise, lowering blood pressure, and cardiovascular health via Zona Plus. Discover a drug-free health approach, health empowerment, and insights on wellness trends. Subscribe to The Ancient Health Podcast on YouTube and visit Zona.com for discounts. Health coaches can join Doctor Motley’s membership for advanced training. Note: Podcast info is for education only, not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider before changes.

Russell Brand discusses the journey from addiction to spirituality, emphasizing the need to reconnect with traditional wisdom amid modern challenges. He critiques institutions prioritizing profit over humanity, urging listeners to consider what comforts they might sacrifice for personal growth.

OpenMind's show "Mantra" hosts Jemma Sbeg every Monday, offering mantras for personal growth and practical tips. Follow for inspiration and intentional living.

Meryl Nass

Ron Fouchier identified 6 engineered features in SARS-CoV-2 related to HIV in a memo for Fauci. Dr. Steven Quay discusses HIV gp120 peptide sequences suspected to be engineered by two Indian scientists in early 2020, which led to controversy and retraction of a paper. Luc Montagnier claimed these sequences were intentionally inserted into the virus before his unexpected death. Quay's recent preprint highlights engineered motifs in the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein linked to thrombo-inflammation and neurological symptoms. The N-terminus of this protein contains unique sequences homologous to HIV, suggesting manipulation. There’s potential evidence of a connection between SARS-CoV-2, HIV, and additional virus samples, indicating these features were likely engineered to enhance the virus's pathogenicity. Further investigation into related coronaviruses is needed.

Meryl Nass

CDC mourns first bird flu death, raising questions on agency sentiment. Death described as associated with bird flu; few cow cases reported. Since Feb 2022, 134M birds culled in the U.S. as outbreaks affect 50 states and nearly 924 dairy herds. USDA reports 20M egg-laying chickens died last quarter, leading to soaring egg prices. Taxpayers compensate farmers for culled livestock, spending $1.25B since 2022, facing higher grocery costs.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Modern public health emphasizes disease treatment over health promotion, influenced by centralized, top-down interventions. The MAHA movement advocates for prioritizing health promotion. Critics argue this disease focus stems from capitalism and the profit motives of "Big Pharma," while centralized planning leads to authoritarian health decisions that overlook individual needs. Historically, the Flexner Report shifted medical education towards a biomedical model, undermining personalized care. The principle of subsidiarity, promoting local decision-making, has been neglected, causing detachment in patient care. Restoring subsidiarity is seen as vital for re-establishing patient autonomy in healthcare decisions, moving away from centralized control towards individual empowerment.

John Leake

Droughts, Santa Ana winds, and fires have always impacted Los Angeles County. Significant droughts occurred in 1929-1934, 1976-1977, and 1987-1992, shaped by historic climatic conditions but less impactful on past development. Santa Ana winds have been documented for over 5,000 years, causing destructive storms and wildfires, with notable recorded gusts reaching 167 mph in 2011. Major fires linked to these winds include events from 1889 to 2018. Climate change is often blamed for wildfires, but it is not the primary cause of current events.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Research indicates COVID-19 vaccines may have imprinted immune systems through the original Wuhan spike protein, impairing responses to new variants—termed "original antigenic sin." This phenomenon skews antibody production, reducing effectiveness against heavily mutated strains and limiting responses to other viral components. The findings suggest vaccination strategies have negatively impacted adaptive immunity to evolving SARS-CoV-2 variants, emphasizing the need for a re-evaluation of pandemic responses.

The Vigilant Fox

**10 Buried Media Stories:** 1. CBS's Lesley Stahl fails to provoke Trump criticism from Chase's Jamie Dimon, who defends tariffs and critiques government programs. 2. DeSantis threatens to fire officials obstructing Trump’s deportation orders post-disaster. 3. Whoopi Goldberg blames California wildfires on natural wind effects. 4. Michael Cohen desperately seeks a Biden pardon, drawing criticism from MSNBC. 5. LA Times owner admits endorsing Karen Bass was a mistake. 6. California burning raises conspiracy theory discussions. 7. Sunny Hostin’s husband implicated in $459 million insurance fraud suit. 8. Video shows J6 protester shot and beaten by police. 9. Biden falsely claims border numbers dropped upon his presidency. 10. LA Times owner praises RFK Jr. for his scientific knowledge. **Bonus:** Additional stories on California home insurance crisis, Trump's COVID treatment, and more.

Carmen in the Garden

Wildfires devastated Los Angeles; my family is safe, but many friends lost everything. We support the community and our winery, Pali Wine Co., is involved in aid efforts. Exciting news: I launched a YouTube channel, Carmen in the Garden, focusing on gardening, cooking, and community. The first episode features a citrus and avocado harvest and a winter dinner recipe. Subscribers can join our vibrant community as we share gardening and cooking experiences.

Shaughnessy

99.99% of human history lacked social media; now 4.95 billion use it. Consumer habits are formed unconsciously, affecting decisions and behaviors. Kids absorb social media influences during crucial developmental stages, with increasing exposure leading to harmful comparisons and values. While social media has benefits, it also presents unprecedented temptations, impacting well-being and leading to societal issues. However, awareness and intentional habits can reverse these effects, restoring individual sovereignty and mastery over one's actions.

Food complexity increasing; many ingredients masquerade as food, harming health, especially in the US due to industry practices and policies. Guest Jason Karp shares his health journey and advocacy against harmful food practices, notably Kellogg's. Topics include Kellogg's product variations, food dyes' link to ADHD, food regulation issues, mental health connections, and healthcare costs due to poor diets. Urges action for a healthier food industry through informed purchasing and policy engagement.

Will and Meg are a married couple transforming fitness through M3GA, a global inclusive community, and pro Hyrox competition. Their journey emphasizes empowerment, resilience, and mental growth via fitness. Their brand's mantra, "You are capable of more," inspires individuals. They discuss their community-building, personal transformations, and the launch of M3GA apparel.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

HHS declared a public health emergency in California (Jan 10, 2025) due to wildfires in LA County. Death toll: 16, with 16 missing. Smoke exposure raises concerns for respiratory health, especially in asthma and COPD patients. Long-term effects may include lung function decline and cancer risks.

Dr. Becky Kennedy, clinical psychologist and founder of Good Inside, discusses emotional processing strategies for better parenting and relationships, including managing guilt and building emotional intelligence. The episode emphasizes the impact of technology on emotions and aims to empower listeners to foster resilient connections.

Bryan Johnson, founder of Blueprint, discusses health and longevity strategies, emphasizing reversing aging through science and lifestyle changes. He shares insights on diet, sleep, and minimizing toxins, urging practical, small changes for improved health. Key topics include the importance of sleep quality, managing stress, and a commitment to health over wealth.

Ep. 165 features Dr. Andy Galpin discussing peak performance, body, and mind optimization for all fitness levels, focusing on removing performance anchors and the importance of systems over perfection. Split into two insightful parts.

Olav Aleksander Bu, a renowned sports scientist, discusses endurance coaching, key performance metrics like FTP and VO2 max, and nutrition's role in performance. He shares insights on testing protocols, carbohydrate metabolism, and the use of AI in optimizing training. Key topics include lactate threshold, triathlon training challenges, performance variations among elite athletes, and advancements in nutrition science for athletes.

John Leake

In Smokey and the Bandit, Sheriff Buford T. Justice's son Junior hands him an unloaded gun to shoot tires, explaining it gets too heavy with bullets. This mirrors the Santa Inez Reservoir being empty during fires, raising questions about water supply management in LA. Governor Newsom ordered an investigation into the situation. A fire sprinkler installer notes that most people underestimate fire risks, failing to invest in prevention until losses occur.

The Vigilant Fox

Actor Mel Gibson revealed on Joe Rogan’s podcast that three of his friends with stage four cancer are now cancer-free, attributing their recovery to Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. Dr. William Makis, who treated one friend, highlighted that research supports Ivermectin's effectiveness against cancer, stating it can kill resistant cells and enhance chemotherapy and radiation. Despite over 100 studies, Big Pharma neglects these treatments because they are off-patent. Dr. Makis reports over 1,000 patients benefiting from these drugs, with many seeing dramatic improvements. He advocates for repurposed drugs as the future of cancer care.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

California facing severe mismanagement and societal decline, likened to a "DEI Green New Deal hydrogen bomb." Leadership is reverting state to 19th century conditions, neglecting infrastructure, water, fire prevention. Criticism of leaders like Newsom and Bass over their decisions. Suggests political ties to WEF's globalist agenda undermine national loyalty. Also mentions the rise of influential COVID-19 dissenters in media and encourages community support for independent information dissemination.

Meryl Nass

Clinton Foundation ties: Former PMs Gillard (now Wellcome Trust chair) and Rudd (US ambassador after donations) linked to Clinton. Ardern gets $20M from Melinda Gates post-Harvard. Boris Johnson, allied with Gates, gave nearly $2B to GAVI; returns are uncertain but anticipated.

Meryl Nass

Interview with Meryl Nass discusses reader comments on "Reviewing What Happened at North Atlantic Books."

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Gastrointestinal findings linked to autism were first noted by Dr. Andrew Wakefield post-MMR vaccine, sparking interest in microbiome interventions for autism. ASD now affects 1 in 33 children, increasing with more routine vaccines.

Meryl Nass

Talk from March revealed WHO's alarming global plans influencing nations. Highlights include censorship laws, online surveillance, genetic vaccine rollouts, and One Health integration. Understanding these efforts is crucial. Full talk and slides linked.

Meryl Nass

Residual DNA found in Pfizer/Moderna COVID-19 vaccines raises safety concerns. Since Feb 2023, labs detected high DNA levels beyond limits. MWGFD researchers outline risks, noting unnecessary dangerous SV40 sequences. A peer-reviewed study confirmed replication-competent plasmid DNA in vaccines. Implications for regulatory agencies FDA and EMA are uncertain.

Meryl Nass

Desperate to maintain the One Health concept, which allows broad health-related efforts, the CDC, DOI, and USDA announce a webinar on the National One Health Framework addressing zoonotic diseases and public health. This framework aims for multisectoral collaboration from 2025-2029.

Meryl Nass

Moderna withheld a child's death linked to its Covid vaccine during trials, violating federal law on reporting adverse events. Despite billions in profits, the company faces no accountability due to the PREP Act's liability shield. The death was revealed through a European report, exposing more serious side effects in vaccinated children. The incoming Trump administration could hold pharma accountable, with Dr. Marty Makary leading the FDA and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. overseeing health services. This presents an opportunity for health reform and an investigation into Moderna's actions, after previous failures from Trump's first term. Truth is essential for justice.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

New interview on Worldview Tube with Brannon Howse covers Hotez’s antivaccine plans, toxic LA smoke, contaminated water supply, and biolabs' modified pathogens. Follow McCullough Foundation and Nicolas Hulscher on X for more content. Subscribe now.

Meryl Nass

Media quickly dismissed flood concerns as manmade global warming, despite UAE's cloud seeding practices. Cloud seeding can't create rain without existing clouds; it was not used before the recent storm. The focus on cloud seeding excludes broader geoengineering methods that can influence weather. There's ongoing debate about weather modification capabilities. Calls for declassifying US weather modification files highlight the need for transparency amid unanswered questions about extreme weather events.

Meryl Nass

**Extreme TLDR:** A short article expanded into a series on pandemic leadership flaws and health freedom movement missteps. Key issues include ineffective messaging about vaccine injuries, leadership incompetence, competitive in-fighting among organizations, and government suppression of information. Advocates are urged to form a "100-Day Freedom Alliance" to unify diverse groups around common objectives, enhancing their impact against a common adversary.

Meryl Nass

A newly emerged organization claiming to represent 15,000 doctors focuses on improving patient care, raising questions about its sudden appearance. Astroturfing involves hiding sponsors of an orchestrated message to appear grassroots. The organization, "Committee to Protect Health Care," has a vague website similar to a previous one against COVID treatment advocates, both linked to the Democratic fundraising group Act Blue. Act Blue is currently under scrutiny for alleged illegal foreign contributions. The organization seeks to influence the Senate regarding RFK Jr.'s HHS nomination, potentially misleading donors and legislators.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Nasal sprays reduce viral respiratory infections, with a study showing gel and saline sprays significantly lessened illness duration compared to usual care. Daily use is more effective than on-demand, and using sprays alongside throat rinses improves outcomes. Consistent application led to reports of no colds for some individuals in 2024.

John Leake

Kipling's admiration for the military contrasts with his poem “Tommy” highlighting public perception. This is mirrored in the selection of the first woman and LGBTQ+ fire chief in Los Angeles, whose vague statements about operational effectiveness lack substance. The realities of nature and dangerous situations expose vulnerabilities, much like the personal experiences of the author's friends who faced a harsh lesson in their fighting abilities. Similarly, the devastating fires in Los Angeles may challenge the effectiveness of the current diversity-oriented policies.

Meryl Nass

Links to videos and podcasts discussing bird flu with Dr. Meryl Nass.

The Vigilant Fox

Zuckerberg's recent comments on Joe Rogan's podcast indicate a shift at Meta towards less censorship and free speech, criticizing past censorship practices and the Biden administration's pressure on Facebook to remove content related to vaccines. He claimed that censoring valid information was problematic and that his company is moving away from ideologically driven moderation. However, Joe Rogan challenged Zuckerberg’s rationale for past censorship, linking it to profit motives during the pandemic. Critics, like Stephen A. Smith, suggest Zuckerberg's changes may be more about self-preservation than genuine commitment to free speech, given Meta's history of censorship.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Peter Hotez, a vaccine advocate, claims COVID-19 vaccines saved over 14 million lives and identifies rising vaccine exemptions as a public health risk. He proposes strategies to combat vaccine hesitancy, including creating graphics comparing disease risks to vaccine side effects, establishing a government encyclopedia to debunk vaccine myths, and advocating for state-level political action against anti-vaccine legislation. Hulscher critiques Hotez's plan as overly centralized and ineffective, arguing it stems from declining public trust in vaccinations.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Wealthy millennials are leaving California more than any other state, with a loss of 9,181 households from 2021 to 2022, per a SmartAsset report. "LA's dreams went up in flames" analyzes California politics. A restored 1929 silent film of Ireland is available. Malone News is supported by readers.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Bird flu culling of healthy poultry is ineffective due to migratory ducks reinfecting farms, with nearly 100 million birds culled since H5N1's detection, while only ~10,000 died from the virus. Zoonotic spread largely occurs during culling, putting workers at risk, though human cases have been mild. Culling should stop to allow flocks to gain natural immunity, or egg and chicken prices will rise.

Dr. Motley discusses vibrational plates' healing effects on blood flow and energy. They use Whole Body Vibration (WBV) to enhance muscle strength, balance, and circulation. Vibration plates aid lymphatic drainage and detoxification, aligning with Traditional Chinese Medicine's focus on Qi flow for health.

Jay discusses goal manifestation for 2025, focusing on mindset and emotional drivers rather than just material outcomes. He emphasizes aligning with core desires, using affirmations to rewire thought patterns, and the “Rule of Your Most Repeated Thought” to shape reality. Key steps include understanding motivations, mastering subconscious moments, visualizing processes, avoiding distractions, and fostering positive environments. The journey starts with belief and consistent effort, encouraging listeners to stay focused and inspired.

Meryl Nass

Twitter deactivated my account @NassMeryl on December 18, but it's still visible. This is the second time, and now I suddenly was switched to an old account @nass_meryl without logging in, while trying to post tweets about bird flu. I suspect interference, as my tweets weren't uploading. I'm locked out of @NassMeryl but see the blue check. I received a message confirming I hadn’t used the old account on my computer. It seems intentional—did anyone else experience this?

The Vigilant Fox

During episode #2254 of The Joe Rogan Experience, Mel Gibson discussed controversial medical experiences linked to Anthony Fauci, particularly criticizing the COVID drug Remdesivir, which he claims is lethal and contributed to his gardener's death. Gibson also shared that three friends diagnosed with stage four cancer recovered after using antiparasitic drugs Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, sparking discussion on their potential effectiveness against cancer. Anecdotal evidence from patients confirms similar miraculous recoveries using these treatments, raising skepticism about conventional cancer therapies.

Meryl Nass

Lancet review on Samoan measles epidemic clarifies no link to antivaxxers. Immunization rates fell post-MM deaths from improperly prepared vaccines, causing 8-month suspension of the program. Factors like migration and historical support loss contributed to declining rates. Public trust eroded, and a mass vaccination campaign later restored coverage. New law mandates full immunization before primary school. Efforts include reconciling vaccination data and home visits by nurses, now welcomed by families. WHO stresses the need for accessible vaccines and well-trained workers, while UNICEF highlights importance of basic public health investment. Samoa effectively managed COVID-19 with strict travel measures.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Los Angeles faces unprecedented wildfires, posing serious health risks from smoke inhalation. A meta-analysis reveals notable increases in respiratory ED visits (0.36% per µg/m³ PM2.5) and hospitalizations (0.25%) on same days of exposure. Cardiovascular hospitalizations also rise (0.06%), while ED visits show no immediate change. All-cause mortality increases by 0.15%. The ongoing fires result in hazardous air quality, with significant health impacts: at AQI 150, respiratory ED visits rise by 19.8%; at AQI > 500, they jump by 90%. Preventative measures are crucial, including avoiding outdoor activities and using air purifiers. California's wildfire management is criticized for inadequate prevention and resulting harms.

Meryl Nass

John Day, MD referenced Ah Khin Syed’s article suggesting Samoa's measles outbreak may stem from a measles-coronavirus chimera. Despite US facilities in Samoa, 70 deaths occurred among 4,693 cases (10% of population) in 2024, indicating unusual vaccine failure and high death rates. In the US, measles deaths are extremely rare, raising questions about Samoa's situation, which Ah Khin Syed explores.

A Midwestern Doctor

**Extreme TLDR:** Los Angeles faces severe wildfires highlighting failures in governance, often blamed on climate change instead of recurring issues like mismanagement. Wildfires pose health risks, especially for vulnerable individuals. Solutions exist for wildfire toxicity, as explored in this article. Government responses to disasters show systemic failures, necessitating local community support over larger organizations. Recommendations for wildfire exposure include avoiding smoke and treatments like nebulized glutathione. The article emphasizes preparing against such crises and fostering community networks for essential resources.

A Midwestern Doctor

**Extreme TLDR:** LA faces severe wildfires, exacerbating health risks, especially for those with pre-existing conditions. Systemic failures post-disaster, like poor governance and inadequate resources, hinder effective responses. Many Californians are affected by recent policies leading to high taxes and mismanagement. Long-term health impacts from wildfires include respiratory issues and mental health declines, with urgent need for community support and local aid. Preventative measures like controlled burns were neglected, leading to worse outcomes. Treatments for wildfire-related toxicity include nebulized glutathione and restoring physiological health, emphasizing early intervention.

Meryl Nass

David Marks's article critiques the narrative surrounding RFK Jr.'s alleged role in Samoa's measles outbreak, asserting that the media misrepresents facts linking vaccine hesitancy to a spike in deaths. Despite claiming low vaccination rates, Marks highlights discrepancies in government reports and lack of thorough analysis post-outbreak. Tamasese, an advocate, reveals many sick children were vaccinated, complicating the narrative. Marks argues that criticism of Kennedy aims to tarnish his reputation ahead of a potential HHS Secretary nomination, emphasizing the need for independent vaccine oversight.

A Midwestern Doctor

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John Leake

Natural disasters impact wilderness vs. human areas differently. LA's growth (1850-2020) made fire threats inevitable, such as the dangerous Santa Ana winds. Research shows fire hazards aren't theoretical, but real risks. Given LA's size, more investment in disaster readiness is needed instead of military spending. Question the greater threat to Southern California: foreign enemies or wildfires—it’s clear. Leadership often lacks awareness.

Meryl Nass

User distrusts Jeffrey Sachs, who supports increased WHO power, noting his background as Columbia University director and UN advisor. Sachs co-founded Millennium Promise to combat poverty but has a controversial history with harmful economic policies in Russia and elsewhere. Despite this, he had a noteworthy appearance with Judge Napolitano, linking Trump to significant discourse.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Virginia experienced severe snowfall and cold temperatures, contrasting with California's wildfires. Jill and Robert, former Californians, empathize with those affected by fires as they prepared extensively for the storm, ensuring the horses and chickens were safe. After the storm, they managed horse chores despite harsh conditions, coping with personal challenges from the cold. They successfully weaned foals during the storms, which increased their workload but was ultimately beneficial. Additionally, there was drama between their peacocks and guinea fowls, and they were relieved when all birds returned safely. Finally, they plan to make limoncello with their abundant lemon harvest.

Dom Fusco

Weekly newsletter "One Day Out" focuses on faith, health, and purpose. It emphasizes gratitude through prayer, promotes a "get-to-do list" for personal accountability and growth in key life areas, and encourages small daily actions to build habits. The newsletter also shares insights from Isaiah 53, highlighting Jesus’ fulfillment of prophecy. The author is resuming health coaching, inviting individuals to enhance their well-being. Closing prayer reinforces gratitude and surrender to God's will.

Ep. 164: Discussing first IVF appointment, emotional journey, mental health tools, answering listener questions on IVF prep and dreams (like getting a pony). Topics include fertility update, advice, and personal experiences. Sponsored by Wildgrain, Maui Nui Venison, Honeylove, and Quip.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Dr. Peter A. McCullough discusses experiments using mosquitos to deliver malaria vaccines via bites, raising ethical concerns about informed consent and dose control. He appeared on the Grant Stinchfield Podcast, highlighting significant research and funding in vaccinology but pointing out biosecurity issues in mosquito labs.

Huberman Lab Essentials episode discusses pain management and injury recovery through pain perception modulation. Key factors include emotions, genetics, and context. Strategies like acupuncture, breathing techniques, exercise, and temperature modulation can enhance recovery. Topics cover phantom limb pain, traumatic brain injury, and inflammation's healing role. Episodes are 30 minutes long, released Thursdays, with full episodes on Mondays. Show notes and sponsors mentioned.

Red light therapy is gaining recognition for health optimization through photobiomodulation, boosting cellular energy production up to 16 times. Gary Brecka discusses its benefits, including muscle recovery and long-term health, along with device overviews and integration into daily routines.

Meryl Nass

Sasha's Substack highlights MicMeow, a nurse pivotal in Oklahoma's law limiting WHO, UN, and WEF jurisdiction, and the Former Feds Group.

John Leake

On August 24, 2018, a wildfire near Lahaina caused severe damage due to high winds from Hurricane Lane, destroying 2,100 acres, 21 houses, and 27 cars, leading to $4.3 million in losses. Despite this warning, Maui County failed to invest in fire prevention. Similar conditions led to another disaster five years later. Historically, awareness of fire risks has existed, yet investment in fire prevention and leadership remains inadequate. Both Los Angeles and Lahaina's leaders, including Mayor Bass and Maui Mayor Bissen, displayed alarming inaction during crises, failing to communicate effectively or manage emergencies. Bissen even admitted a lack of calls for support, highlighting severe deficiencies in local leadership and emergency management.

Meryl Nass

Liz Gunn and FreeNZ advocate against WHO-related bills in Parliament.

Meryl Nass

Read Life Site News article on UK army intelligence group targeting COVID skeptics; audio option available.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

14 state attorney generals wrote to Secretary of HHS and nominee RFK Jr., demanding accountability for how the government treats COVID-19 vaccine injuries. They criticize the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) for lack of transparency, low approval rates, and insufficient support for injured individuals. They highlight personal stories of affected individuals and seek answers on treatment, diagnosis codes, and compensation issues. The letter calls for advocacy from citizens, especially targeting non-signing attorney generals like Virginia's Jason Miyares.

Meryl Nass

UN Cybercrime Treaty redefines crimes, allowing virtual child pornography and sexting; creates loopholes for predators, complicating prosecutions. It undermines previous laws against child exploitation and inhibits cross-border cooperation. Children could be exploited more, as self-generated content may increase demand for actual child porn. Ratification is deemed unacceptable and harmful to child protection efforts.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

**Summary**: Nicolas Hulscher's paper discusses a suspected H5N1 bird flu lab leak from the USDA Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory, highlighting past lab accidents and emphasizing the need for policy changes on gain-of-function research. He notes many lab leaks since 2001, raises concerns about laboratory safety, and calls for a criminal investigation into H5N1's origin.

Future medicine may focus on erasing diseases, not just managing them. Dr. Darshan Shah discusses plasmapheresis, a therapy that reduces inflammation, aids long COVID recovery, and improves aging biomarkers. The episode covers the use of plasmapheresis for conditions like Alzheimer's, the benefits of natural stressors for mitochondrial function, and the importance of diet and stress management for health.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Influenza cases are rising; rapid testing allows for earlier detection. Most cases are influenza A. Antivirals (oseltamivir, baloxavir) work best when started within 48 hours. Preventive measures include nasal/throat sprays (xylitol, iodine, saline) used twice daily. Vaccination's effectiveness is limited; many hospitalized were vaccinated. McCullough advises against vaccination for healthy young individuals, recommending alternative preventive methods and having antivirals ready.

The Vigilant Fox

Senator John Fetterman surprised many by supporting several of Trump’s cabinet picks and suggesting openness to collaboration with Trump and Republicans. He criticized fellow Democrats for their extreme reactions to Trump's actions, particularly regarding Greenland, likening it to past U.S. land acquisitions. Fetterman advocates for a more pragmatic and cooperative approach, encouraging Democrats to assess Trump’s ideas objectively rather than reactively.

The Vigilant Fox

Joe Rogan expressed skepticism about the Big Bang theory, deeming it more absurd than religious beliefs, particularly questioning how the universe could emerge from something smaller than a pinhead. However, he admired the preservation of the Book of Isaiah over a millennium, highlighting the consistency with the Dead Sea Scrolls as a miraculous feat amidst widespread illiteracy.

John Leake

Zuckerberg announced Meta will restore free expression and eliminate fact checkers, prompting skepticism from commentators. This move may limit censorship, and we will soon see if pandemic-era restrictions will persist or reduce. The visibility of censorship actions, like shadow-banning, means they can no longer be easily hidden, challenging the Censorship-Industrial Complex's control over speech.

A Midwestern Doctor

TLDR: Modern surgery's reliance on technology (e.g., electrocautery, robotics) disconnects surgeons from their patients and skills, leading to poorer outcomes. This shift has diminished the importance of tactile experience and the art of medicine, focusing instead on profit over patient care. The story emphasizes the need for a return to traditional surgical methods and genuine surgeon-patient connections for better health outcomes.

A Midwestern Doctor

**Extreme TLDR:** Surgery's success relies on deep connection with the body, embodied in ancient teachings. Modern technology (e.g., electrocautery, robotic surgery) dilutes this connection, worsening patient outcomes. Skills in hands-on surgery are declining, leading to a system where competence is often redefined rather than improved. Surgeons lack creativity in emergencies and struggle with basic skills, further driven by profit over patient care. Trust in healthcare is plummeting, necessitating a return to fundamental medical practices that prioritize patient connection.

John Leake

Soros viewed as a fascinating villain; made billions by shorting the pound, harming the UK economy. Supports DA candidates who don't prosecute, aiming to increase crime in cities. His prestige among Democrats parallels literary villains like Borgia, embodying hypocrisy. Dumas describes Borgia’s duality, evoking Soros's complex image. Breggin reflects on Soros as "Most Evil Man," highlighting his controversial influence.

Meryl Nass

Brief has Exhibits 2-5; Exhibit 1 (video) not included.

The Vigilant Fox

#10: COVID vaccines linked to severe brain damage, mental health issues. Study cites spike protein's toxic buildup. #9: Heated debate on gender-affirming care between Bill Maher and Jon Cryer. #8: Sunny Hostin compares January 6th events to Holocaust, stresses the need to remember history. #7: Cyber expert claims FBI blurred Jan 6th pipe bomber's identity intentionally. #6: UK data shows migrants significantly more likely to be arrested for sexual crimes than citizens. #5: Trudeau resigns; response implicates Liberal Party in failed policies. #4: Cancer survivor claims Big Pharma suppressed alternative treatments for profit. #3: Steve Bannon criticizes Elon Musk over X's algorithm changes. #2: Study shows COVID mRNA shots increase odds of reinfection, up to 121%, with more doses. #1: Kamala Harris becomes first woman to certify her own election loss. BONUS: Various quick news highlights on natural compounds, Biden bans water heaters, Trump’s new use for COVID-related findings, Navy veteran’s initiation expose, and Jordan Peterson’s scandal comment.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Reports from China and Malaysia highlight human metapneumovirus (HMPV), mainly causing head colds in children. CDC noted HMPV in April 2024, despite earlier awareness. HMPV affects all ages, especially children and the immunocompromised. There’s no specific treatment; prevention includes avoiding contact, and a vaccine is in development. BioMérieux offers an HMPV PCR test, and nasal sprays with iodine or xylitol can help. Subscribe to Courageous Discourse for updates.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

New study adds to evidence of negative efficacy of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. Analyzing 913 participants, it found vaccinated individuals had increased odds (OR 1.85) of COVID-19 infection, with higher risks correlating to more doses: 1-2 doses (OR 1.63), 3-4 doses (OR 2.04), and 5-7 doses (OR 2.21). Behavioral changes, such as reduced bathing and exercising, also linked to higher infection rates. Results suggest mRNA vaccines may act as infection promoters rather than protectants.

Meryl Nass

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Meryl Nass

Public health officials control the narrative on North America's first bird flu death, limiting information. Peter Marks is poised for vaccine rollout, but no bird flu vaccines are proven effective or safe. Other US cases had mild symptoms; one Canadian teen survived a severe case.

John Leake

Narcissus, a Greek mythological figure, fell in love with his reflection and died from thirst and starvation. This reminded the author of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's resignation after low approval ratings, marking the end of his controversial policies like a carbon tax and vaccine mandates.

Meryl Nass

Fluoride in drinking water is a major public health achievement, supported by extensive research showing it significantly reduces tooth decay. However, recent studies, including a meta-analysis from the NIH, link fluoride exposure to lower IQ in children, prompting renewed scrutiny of water fluoridation. Critics argue public health has not adequately assessed fluoride's risks, with rising calls to end its use. Amid shifting political landscapes, the debate continues over the benefits versus potential neurocognitive harms of fluoride, especially for pregnant women and children. Some cities are reconsidering fluoridation, bolstered by new evidence questioning its safety and necessity.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

COVID-19 vaccines increase risks of serious neurological and mental health issues, including ischemic stroke (+44%), cerebral hemorrhage (+50%), myelitis (+165%), Alzheimer’s (+22.5%), and depression (+68.3%). The likely cause is toxic spike protein accumulation. Immediate removal of these vaccines is urged to prevent widespread neurological and psychiatric diseases.

The Vigilant Fox

Reports of strange symptoms from a mysterious fog across the U.S. are linked to drones and a controversial EcoHealth Alliance DARPA proposal discussing aerosolized COVID vaccinations. Journalists suggest potential government plots involving gain-of-function research and self-spreading vaccines. Concerns arise about public consent for such actions, reminiscent of historical experiments like Operation Sea Spray.

Meryl Nass

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Meryl Nass

Symposium on sewage sludge and toxins, relevant articles on PFAS and environmental issues shared.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

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Meryl Nass

As of August 14, 2024, 13.6 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses administered globally; 64.9% of the world's population fully vaccinated. Full vaccination rates: low-income (27.8%), lower middle-income (59.8%), high-income (74.3%), upper middle-income (78.8%). Africa: 863 million doses; 32.4% fully vaccinated. Canada: 107.2 million doses by June 30, 2024.

Meryl Nass

USA, WHO partner for global health security (2024-2028), aiming for 100 countries' preparedness; US aids mpox response with $22M. Partnered with Rwanda on Marburg outbreak. US strengthens Africa's vaccine regulatory systems, enhancing health security. Digital health initiatives improve real-time health data in low/middle-income countries, addressing disparities.

Jay Shetty interviews Mel Robbins about her "Let Them Theory," a mindset tool for managing thoughts and emotions while accepting what’s out of one’s control. The theory focuses on letting others be themselves, reducing stress, and enhancing relationships. Key topics include identifying controllable elements, setting boundaries, managing toxic relationships, and nurturing adult friendships through proximity, timing, and energy. The approach empowers individuals by shifting focus from unmet expectations to reclaiming personal energy.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Fluoride exposure negatively impacts children's IQ scores, as shown in a systematic review of 74 studies. Higher fluoride levels, especially in urine, correlate with lower IQ. Even below 4 mg/L, drinking water fluoride decreases IQ by approximately 7 points on average. The CDC recommends fluoride at 0.7 mg/L for dental health, but many Americans consume water with fluoride over 1.5 mg/L, indicating potential risks. The study calls for reducing fluoride in drinking water and better monitoring, especially for bottled water, to protect children's health. Stopping the addition of industrial fluoride may improve overall IQ and public health.

Ep. 163 of Pursuit of Wellness features Dr. Gabrielle Lyon discussing muscle health, hormone balance, and nutrition. Topics include Mari's acne and H. Pylori diagnosis, benefits of antibiotics, supplements like creatine for muscle retention, improving kids' nutrition, Ozempic, fasting, and protein's importance for women.

Meryl Nass

BOLIM decisions justified in brief; attorney's initial reply and supplemental filing clarify issues. Appeal details for Dr. Bay included.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Cristian Terhes, a Romanian MEP, visited a farm despite a snowstorm shortening his visit. He and Dr. Malone discussed various topics, including COVID-19 responses, European politics, and the implications of Romania's strategic location. Cristian, born in Romania and raised under communism, later became a US citizen and returned to Europe. He actively opposed government control during the pandemic and highlights Romania's lower vaccination rates as a response to historical governmental fear tactics. This conversation illustrates Cristian’s commitment to freedom, national sovereignty, and the need for vigilance against tyranny.

Trenna Sutcliffe, a developmental behavioral pediatrician and founder of the Sutcliffe Clinic, discusses her work with children facing behavioral challenges, including autism, ADHD, and anxiety. The episode covers diagnosis processes, comorbidities, tailored treatment plans, evolving diagnostic criteria, access to care, and the importance of integrating healthcare and education. Key topics include the rise of autism spectrum disorder, genetic and environmental factors, and modern interventions. Trenna offers insights for parents on evaluating care and managing treatments for their children.

Discussion on exercise's impact on brain health and performance, highlighting neurochemical effects, optimal exercise timing, and types. Covers hormone release (osteocalcin, BDNF) enhancing neuroplasticity and learning. Explores exercise's role in brain oxygenation, blood supply, and fuel utilization. Listeners learn to design effective weekly exercise programs for fitness and brain health.

Sean Kelly discusses his health journey with Doctor Motley, emphasizing a wake-up call in his 20s regarding health examination, gene-testing, and deficiencies. They share backgrounds and tips for young people. Podcast disclaimer warns against using information as medical advice.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Premature infants in neonatal ICU face neurological and pulmonary risks but aren't at risk for certain hospital-acquired infections. The necessity of administering 7 vaccines to these vulnerable newborns warrants investigation through a randomized trial. Greenberg et al conducted a clinical trial on 223 infants under 33 weeks gestation, focusing on apnea events.

Cravings for sugar and carbs, fatigue, and various health issues may indicate FLC Syndrome (Feeling Like Crap). Many are unaware of its causes but can often feel better within days. The 10-Day Detox Diet helps activate healing by addressing dietary gaps, promoting relaxation, and focusing on the right foods. Key components include food choices, daily habits, and supplements. Resources for detox support and food guidelines are available.

Brett and Harry reflect on three years of The Meat Mafia Podcast, discussing growth, entrepreneurial lessons, and plans for Noble and Base Brands Media in 2025. They emphasize transforming personal growth into impactful actions, with a focus on fear, discipline, and engagement. Key topics include podcast evolution, business updates, and strategies for a transformative year. Links to their community and affiliate products are provided.

Gary Brecka interviews Dr. Paul Saladino on the truth about "heart-healthy" oils, exposing dangers of seed oils and conflicts of interest in USDA dietary guidelines tied to Big Food. Discusses Saladino's documentary "Fed a Lie" and dietary strategies for better health.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Interview on Worldview Tube with Brannon Howse covers: 1. **H5N1 Bird Flu Death**: First U.S. death linked to H5N1; details needed. Death likely due to underlying health issues, not just flu. Labcorp's new PCR test expected to increase public fear and push for vaccines. 2. **COVID-19 Vaccine Risks**: Reported harmful effects include increased stroke risk, cognitive decline, and psychiatric disorders. 3. **Biolabs**: Urgent need to address numerous BSL3/BSL4 biolabs with pandemic threats; historical leaks predominantly in the U.S. State-sponsored bioterrorism must end to prevent future pandemics. Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, urges following McCullough Foundation for updates.

John Leake

Maui friend Doug invites me to tow surf huge waves. In 2019, I could have done it but now I'm out of shape. My brother warns it’s stressful and risky. I reflect on knowing limitations, and compare Papua New Guinea tribesmen's customs to Madonna's strange acts, suggesting 21st-century celebrities mimic their youth. For the New Year, resolve to stay fit, adventurous, but avoid being ridiculous.

Meryl Nass

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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Measles mortality rate fell 98% pre-vaccine (1963); experts, including Bystrianyk and Humphries, argue vaccines aren't solely responsible for lives saved. Aaron Siri cited in Tucker Carlson interview. Sbarra et al reviewed 3772 papers on measles CFR, highlighting 49 studies.

John Leake

Maui follow-up on Lahaina Fire connects to past disasters (9/11, Katrina). Host's sister-in-law faced misdiagnosed anxiety attack in 2020, leading to harmful hospital treatment. CARES ACT incentivized quick COVID-19 ventilations. Series of predictable catastrophes since 2001 raises questions about state competence.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Hélène Banoun's article critiques France's mandatory H5N1 duck vaccination campaign, highlighting key issues: 1. Campaign enforces vaccination for large farms, lacking safety measures for meat and transparency. 2. Two vaccine types approved raise concerns over efficacy and safety, notably CEVA's mRNA vaccine. 3. Vaccinated ducks still shed the virus, risking mutations and ongoing transmission. 4. Breakthrough infections occurred in vaccinated flocks, undermining the vaccination strategy. 5. Ethical issues arise from off-label dosing mandates and potential legal liabilities. 6. mRNA residues present human health risks, with no studies conducted. 7. International export challenges due to vaccination policy and limited outbreak control. The program’s flaws prompt concerns against similar U.S. initiatives, as risks outweigh benefits.

Meryl Nass

Missed federal court due to blizzard; rented a car for state court, faced issues with reservation and GPS. Court hearing felt fair; judge was polite and engaged. Attorney effectively countered AAG’s claims, highlighting Board's lack of patient interviews and presenting witness testimonies. Rebutted patient care delays. Overall, had a promising hearing; awaiting judge's decision by April.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

H5N1 avian flu outbreak in U.S. farms from USDA strain spread by migratory birds; illness mild for humans and animals. Interview on Just the News recommends using Immune Mist and Emergency Contagion Kits for farm workers over PCR testing and mass vaccination urged by Dr. Deborah Birx. Birx's approach criticized as fear-driven. Subscribe to Courageous Discourse for more information.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Vaccination and prior infections are leading to vaccine-resistant mutations of SARS-CoV-2, as noted by Wang et al. A study compiling 63 peer-reviewed articles indicates that vaccines exerted selective pressure, facilitating the emergence of variants like Alpha, Delta, and Omicron concurrent with vaccination campaigns. Experts warn that pursuing variant-specific vaccines is ineffective long-term. This compilation is part of a larger discussion on the potential dangers of COVID vaccines. Readers are encouraged to review extensive peer-reviewed studies on vaccine safety.

Carmen in the Garden

**TLDR:** Join a paid subscription Zoom workshop on indoor seed starting on January 18th at 10 am PST. Covers essential supplies, germination conditions, troubleshooting, and more. Materials needed include a tray, heat mat, pots, seeds, and tools. Subscribers get access to all 2025 workshops and exclusive content. Sign up now.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

Left-leaning cartoon humorously contrasts conservative wishes for Trump to disrupt DC. Biden has 16 days left for pardons, but the pie chart presented is inaccurate; Jimmy Carter pardoned many draft evaders in 1977. Two chatbots had a negative conversation experiment. Robert Malone promotes his publication and encourages sharing. The author reflects on their life with Italian food, typically dressed in a collared shirt.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Rod Shears, a healthy former CEO and marathoner, died on December 2, 2023, from a neuromuscular disease linked to COVID-19 vaccines. He received two AstraZeneca doses in 2021 and a Pfizer dose in 2022, leading to his decline into a wheelchair and partial recovery with treatment.

Doctor Motley discusses hair loss linked to kidney and bladder infections, offering testing recommendations for yeast and fungal infections, symptoms, and natural remedies. Links provided for products and resources. Note: information is educational, not medical advice.

2025 goal setting: Jay Shetty shares a six-step method for personal and professional growth. Key strategies include prioritizing small, impactful changes, identifying one personal and one professional goal, measuring progress regularly, and leveraging community support. Focus on an abundance mindset for transformative growth this year.

A Midwestern Doctor

Health activism must unify to challenge longstanding federal policies. Infighting hampers progress; recent discussions emphasize reliance on shared insights, using history (like the fall of the Berlin Wall) as a guide. Significant changes require groundwork, societal shifts, and new voices. The past challenges of vaccine mandates highlighted systemic issues, with individuals recognizing the need for collective action. As the landscape evolves, empowering beliefs and nuanced discussions become crucial for creating permanent change. The movement aims to educate the public and build grassroots support for health initiatives while navigating political complexities and combating divisive strategies. Unity and strategic collaboration are essential for success against entrenched interests.

Carmen in the Garden

January is ideal for gardening planning: set goals, sketch layouts, and start seeds indoors. Key tasks include organizing tools, compost maintenance, pruning, and preparing for spring planting. Attend a seed-starting workshop on January 18 for insights. In-season produce includes citrus and root vegetables; enjoy winter recipes.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Transverse myelitis is spinal cord inflammation causing pain, weakness, and dysfunction. A recent study in Korea found a 141% higher risk of acute transverse myelitis within 42 days of COVID-19 vaccination. All vaccine types (AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson) were linked to increased risks, with AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson showing the highest rates. The study suggests serious potential harms from COVID-19 vaccines.

The Vigilant Fox

Ibogaine, a drug from the iboga shrub, shows promise in treating PTSD, opioid addiction, and TBI by resetting brain pathways. Despite its effectiveness—showing up to 88% symptom reduction in veterans—it's classified as a Schedule 1 substance, limiting its use due to threats to lucrative pharmaceutical markets. Advocacy for ibogaine is increasing, with notable success stories, including significant recovery from advanced Parkinson's disease.

Robert W Malone MD, MS

User's question on X about best "non-woke" TV series of 2024 generated 7,000 comments, 2.2 million views. Recommendations included both new shows and older programs. User categorized responses into TV series and documentaries, highlighting unexpected great programming in 2024. List includes various series and documentaries. User invites further recommendations in the comments.

Meryl Nass

H5N1 avian influenza had 48 deaths globally (2015-2019), mostly in Egypt, suggesting impaired COVID surveillance didn't impact its rarity; it remains a rare disease with no human-to-human transmission.

Dom Fusco

**Extreme TLDR:** One Day Out is a faith-based newsletter reflecting on impactful lessons learned in 2024, emphasizing living authentically as a Christian, valuing present moments, contentment over materialism, nurturing deep relationships, learning from failure, embracing moderation, trusting God's timing in relationships, redefining identity in Christ, and not taking oneself too seriously. It concludes with a prayer for spiritual growth and a call to share the message.

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

H5N1 avian influenza outbreak originated from the USDA Poultry Research Center, spreading from chickens to various animals. Human infections are mild, with no fatalities in the US. Measures like PCR testing and culling are deemed ineffective; natural immunity in birds is preferred. The ongoing outbreak highlights skepticism towards vaccine strategies for profit. Nasal sprays and preparation kits are recommended over mainstream public health measures.

Episode discusses boosting creativity and learning by aligning with natural rhythms, optimizing alertness/calm states, and using tools based on energy levels. Covers timing for focus techniques, biological tools (exercise, meals, hydration, sleep), and subjective methods (music) to enhance productivity. Huberman Lab Essentials are short episodes summarizing key scientific insights. Featured sponsors include AG1, David, and LMNT.

Eating windows may harm women’s hormones, says Kristen Holmes. She discusses circadian rhythms, metabolism, and eating patterns in relation to menstrual cycles. Join the conversation on women’s health and nutrition timing.

Ep. #162 features Paige Mycoskie, founder of Aviator Nation, sharing her journey from childhood creativity to launching the 70s-inspired fashion brand in 2006. Discusses brand building, company growth, wellness routines, and importance of relationships.

Meryl Nass

Substack stats: +19,000 followers, 33% open rate, posts 25-30k views (up to 100k for popular ones). Paid subs down by 80. Door to Freedom is reassessing strategy on globalism, biowarfare, and agriculture; seeking donations for future projects. Grassroots needed to contact lawmakers on policies, as recent actions against WHO showed impact. Addressing pandemic treaty adoption in WEF nations; coalition-building crucial. Encourages optimism and resilience for the year ahead.

John Leake

TLDR: A 2011 Scientific American article warns that H5N1 (bird flu) could mutate to become airborne and transmissible among humans, as research by Ron Fouchier demonstrated through risky experiments on ferrets. Critics, including Dr. Thomas Inglesby and Richard Ebright, condemned the work for increasing pandemic risk. The USDA is conducting similar experiments on avian flu without classifying them as gain-of-function research, despite potential risks. Questions arise regarding the prudence and transparency of these research institutions and scientists.