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Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the transparency of hospital COVID-19 statistics and addresses concerns about potential lawsuits. He highlights how hospitals' reputations in other areas, such as cardiovascular disease and cancer, are contrasted with their COVID statistics, which are not as transparent. The dialogue mentions the CARES Act passed in 2005, which grants broad immunity to actions taken during the pandemic, thus protecting hospitals from litigation. However, it suggests that if fraud or malicious intent is proven, lawsuits could potentially proceed. Dr. McCullough advocates for private discussions at the state level to address these issues, suggesting that such measures could lead to more openness and better outcomes, despite the current legal protections that hospitals enjoy.

Dr. Madej discusses the importance of filtering your water from toxic chemicals like fluoride and arsenic. She suggests using a Berkey filter to achieve this.

Our Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, explains how cholesterol is not the real culprit of heart problems, calcium is.

Our Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, discusses the hidden dangers of long term use of PPIs (proton pump inhibitors)

WTP's Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, discusses the importance of digestive enzymes and supplements

Dr. Michelle Scott, a medical professional with over four decades of experience, voices concerns over the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic by government, medical institutions, Big Pharma, and the media. She highlights the issue of fraudulent studies within renowned medical journals, manipulation of COVID death numbers, misuse of the medication remdesivir, and institutional silencing of dissenting voices. As an alternative, Dr. Scott supports individualized and evidence-based medicine at We the People Health and Wellness Center, where she treats long-haul COVID and vaccine injuries, while advocating for patient wellness and medical freedom.

A recent study conducted by the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation has revealed a low prevalence of chronic conditions, such as arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, asthma, autism, ADHD, and even cancer in unvaccinated and unmedicated Amish children, challenging the mainstream narrative. Additionally, Amish communities saw a 90-fold lower rate of COVID deaths compared to the rest of America. The difference? The Amish communities did not follow CDC guidelines: they did not get vaccinated, wear masks, engage in lockdowns, social distancing, or any restrictions.

Hear our Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, explain the difference between Functional and Allopathic medicine.

Dr. Scott discusses the controversy surrounding the discussion between Kennedy and Dr. Fauci on vaccine safety. In 2016, Kennedy, appointed by President Trump to the Vaccine Safety Committee, accused the medical industry of not conducting placebo controlled trials for vaccine safety. After being sued by Kennedy, Fauci sent an admission letter claiming that no such trials demonstrating the safety of vaccines. The FLCC podcast on August 2nd reviews these activities and claims a direct association between vaccines and sudden infant death syndrome.

Our Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, discusses the average time she spends with each patient, which is nearly an hour and can sometimes extend to an hour and a half based on the patient's needs. They further talk about the maximum number of patients attended in a day - around 12, factoring in patients who walked in and those who required intravenous treatments.

Dr. Scott discusses the controversial 1986 Vaccine Act. She mentions how the act grants total immunity to vaccine companies, preventing them being sued for vaccine-related injuries. Merck's Hep B vaccine was repurposed and mandated for babies by the CBC despite it initially being designed for certain risky adult populations. Mandatory vaccines, untested for safety, contributed towards a rise in chronic diseases. Vaccines have become a profitable business for pharmaceutical companies, at the cost of public health.

We The People's Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, explains the difference between traditional medicine and DPC. The advantage of DPC is that it removes insurance middlemen, thereby eliminating dictated reimbursements depending on the level of care given, as experienced in traditional medicine with programs like Medicare, Medicaid, or even private HMOs and PPOs. Natalie also illustrates the time constraints experienced in traditional medicine practice, where doctors have approximately 12 minutes per patient visit, a situation necessitated by the requirement to see up to 30 patients a day to maintain operations.

The panel, moderated by Tanya Parus, President and Managing Member of We the People Health and Wellness Center, and featuring Dr. Peter McCullough and Kimberly Overton, discusses various topics in the medical field. Expressing concerns about the aggressive vaccination programs, specifically for children, they argue that these regimens have exponentially increased over time, often mandating all vaccines for school attendance. The speakers voice their dissatisfaction with the medical response to the COVID-19 crisis, stressing that more doctors and nurses should question established protocols and stand up for patients' rights. They also scrutinize the operational procedures within hospitals, emphasizing that financial incentives often dictate practices. Furthermore, the panelists suggest that hospital regulation at a state level and conversation among stakeholders could lead to better outcomes. 00:00 Introduction and Panelist Presentation 02:31 The Fight for Medical Freedom 05:40 The Impact of COVID-19 Measures on Children 09:21 The Role of Pediatricians in the Vaccination Debate 10:32 The Financial Incentives Behind Medical Decisions 12:44 The Importance of Advocacy in Healthcare 16:51 The Dangers of Hospital Protocols 23:39 The Need for Transparency and Accountability in Hospitals 26:50 Closing Remarks

Dr. Scott delves into the history of vaccine preclinical safety trials. No vaccines have been subject to placebo-controlled, double-blind studies for safety. Citing Robert F. Kennedy, author of 'The Real Anthony Fauci' and founder of the Children's Health Defense - the discourse links back to 1932 when mercury, a highly neurotoxic substance, was used as an adjuvant in vaccines to enhance immune response. Currently, the adjuvant used is aluminum, which is also neurotoxic. Consequently, the safety and liability issues led to huge losses for pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Scott concludes with an account of Pfizer's appeal to President Reagan for full immunity for vaccines, citing their inherent unsafety.

We The People's Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, discusses the importance of a holistic health approach, arguing that traditional medicine often fails to address root causes of health issues. A common practice amongst doctors is prescribing pills as a band-aid solution rather than investigating the lifestyle factors contributing to the condition. Natalie emphasizes the importance of diet, exercise, and sleep in preventing diseases like diabetes, underscoring the need for health professionals to discuss these aspects with their patients.

Dr. Scott raises questions about the safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. Crucial information about vaccine-induced harm has been systematically downplayed by the CDC and a corrupt media ecosystem largely funded by Big Pharma. There have been over 15,000 recorded deaths and hundreds of thousands of adverse events associated with COVID-19 vaccines. According to the FLCCC, common afflictions among vaccine-injured patients include severe fatigue, post-exertional malaise, and brain fog.

We The People's Family Nurse Practitioner, Natalie Iverson, discusses the concept of direct primary care, where patients are given control over their own health care decisions.

Dr. Michelle Scott introduces herself and reflects on her 40-year career in the medical field. Scott practiced in Chicago before transferring to Florida as a hospitalist. In the wake of COVID-19, she worked in an urgent care facility treating over 1,500 COVID patients with none being hospitalized or deceased through the use of hydroxychloroquine and later ivermectin. After losing jobs for her belief in mask ineffectiveness and her support for ivermectin, she started a telemedicine service. Scott now works at We the People Health and Wellness Center, focusing on the holistic well-being of patients rather than the profit-driven practices of large corporations.