Dr. Pierre Kory discusses the controversy surrounding Covid vaccines, shedding light on vaccine injuries and adverse effects. The podcast explores excess mortality rates among working individuals, challenges in vaccine safety, industry corruption, and advocacy for alternative treatments like Ivermectin.

Today, we’re digging into the weird and wooly world of ivermectin. When promising papers came out early in the pandemic, a lot of scientists got excited about the drug, but then … cracks started to show. We went down the rabbit hole and realized that there's way more to this story than the headlines. We’ll hear from Dr. Pierre Kory, as well as Jack Lawrence, Dr. Kyle Sheldrick, and Professor Roy Gulick.Find our transcript here: https://bit.ly/3k1dknq Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Pierre Kory warns that vaccinated individuals are shedding danger to the unvaccinated. Evidence suggests gene therapy products shed through exosomes causing menstrual irregularities and other symptoms. Excess deaths in 2023 worsened likely due to long-term effects like turbo cancers. Red states are failing to address the alarming situation.

Guest Dr. Pierre Kory joins the podcast to discuss topics such as the woke mind virus, Epstein Flight Logs, uranium waste water, Elon Musk, TikTok viral trends, and the missing binder Russian collusion. The conversation also touches on excess deaths among young people, election allegations, and the potential impact of Trump's conviction on the polls.

Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Kelly Victory are guests on the podcast discussing their ongoing lawsuit against the FDA regarding alternative COVID-19 treatments. The appeal court ruled that the doctors could continue their lawsuit against the FDA, stating that the agency 'overstepped' by campaigning against alternative treatments without properly informing the public. Dr. Kory argues that the FDA's campaign against ivermectin has been used as an excuse by hospitals to deny lifesaving treatment and threaten the licenses of doctors. The podcast also covers topics such as pain management, regulatory bodies in medicine, risk-benefit calculations in healthcare, and the challenges faced by doctors who go against consensus-based medicine. The speakers emphasize the importance of actionable tests and staying home when sick to prevent the spread of illness.