Dr. Zach Bush is a multi-disciplinary physician of internal medicine, endocrinology, hospice care and an internationally recognized educator on the microbiome as it relates to human health, soil health, food systems, and a regenerative future. 

Zach joined me to discuss the current state of health in the world and how living in a toxic environment exacerbates the spread of disease amongst humans.

In this episode we discuss:

• The paradox of views surrounding COVID vaccines.
• How the immune system works.
• Flu vaccines increase coronavirus symptoms.
• GMO mechanisms.
• The definition of ‘vaccine’.
• Differences between the COVID vaccines.
• How spike proteins harm the body.
• Cas9: our bodies own vaccine cards.
• Will vaccines get rid of coronavirus?
• The history of coronaviruses.
• The flu vs. coronavirus.
• Myths about PCR and our relationship to coronaviruses.
• Personal responsibility over our immune systems.
• Genetic modification of food.
• What we can learn from the DDT ban.
• Creating a call to action for our future. 
• Is SARS Covid 2 a naturally occurring virus?
• A biological look on how the virus impacts each of our bodies.
• Histotoxic hypoxia, cyanide poisoning, and hospitalizations.
• The India outbreak.
• The importance of breath.
• Benefits of Vitamin D. 
• Racial and socioeconomic impacts on the pandemic. 
• The bottleneck of information on public health.
• The downsides to social distancing. 
• Response to critiques of Zach’s from the Conspirituality podcast.
• Changes in mortality rates and chronic diseases in children.
• Romanticization of nature.
• War-like mentality between nature and mankind. 
• Soil, water, and air systems collapsing modern society. 
• Intuitive knowing vs. science. 
• Macro and micro struggles during the pandemic. 

Links:

• Neurohacker Collective Podcast Episode 
• Rich Roll Podcast Episode
• Luke Storey Podcast Episode 
• Mark Groves Podcast Episode 
• Dr. Doudna’s TED Talk 
• Zach’s Website
• Zach’s Twitter  
• Zach’s Facebook
• Zach’s Instagram

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