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Episode 25: Hope for healing for the vaccine injured
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It's been 3 years that many of the vaccine injured have been suffering with no relief and, worse, little hope.
They've been ignored and abandoned by the medical system, politicians, the government and society.
In addition to being physically ruined, many of the vaccine injured have been financially ruined as well due to the cost of trying to treat their injuries and travel expenses to do so. The weight of being is crushing and many are at the end of their rope. With no light at the end of the tunnel, forging ahead seems unbearable.
My guest, Dan Rudy, finally has some hope to offer for the vaccine injured.
After healing himself from a debilitating bout of Long Covid where he was hospitalized 10 times, suffered 2 strokes, kidney failure, and had early onset Alzheimer's and MS, he was able to heal himself.
Teaming up with some renegade doctors, they were able to harness the power of cold laser therapy to reverse his decline from Long Covid and restore him to nearly full health.
Dan has since joined the team at Mercy Medical and Wellness in Winter Park, Florida treating Long Covid and vaccine injured patients.
He's also started a sister charity called Hope4Humanity where he treats those who cannot afford treatment otherwise.
Dan is offering some much needed hope for the Long Covid and Long Jab community and is trying to spread the message, in the spirit of Daniel in the Bible, to all who will listen.
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Introducing Dan Rudy: A COVID Long Hauler
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What can we do? I am your host, Haley Heathman, and today I am excited to be joined by Dan Rudy. Dan is a COVID long hauler and has managed to successfully heal himself after two strokes, kidney failure, myocarditis, and early MS and Alzheimer's. He's now helping other COVID long haulers and vaccine injured do the same through his work at Mercy Medical and Wellness in Winter Park, Florida.
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and through his charity, Hope for Humanity. We are going to dive into all of that on this show. Dan, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me on. Appreciate it. We met a few weeks ago, a month ago or so, at a COVID vaccine injury summit. You were just there attending as a viewer. You weren't there as any sort of an expert or what have you.
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So we got connected afterwards at dinner and I was really fascinated, kind of like eavesdropping in on your conversation and like listening to your story. So, um, I want to back up because I think it's a little bit relevant, your experience. Who was Dan before 2019?
Critique of the Pharmaceutical Industry
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Cause then I think that's really where your story starts is 2019, but who are you and what's your, what was your background prior to that? So, yeah. Yeah.
00:03:40
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I was in the pharmaceutical industry. I was in the pharmaceutical manager for reps, and I got to see firsthand what I call the evil empire. The FDA and different organizations, if you come up with products that actually are helping, I watched them help get them taken down. And when I left the industry, I never in a million years expected to come back into it in any form. I was just so disgusted with it.
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And when 2019, when COVID hit, I lost a good friend of mine two weeks before it attacked me. And his name was Conrad Buchanan, aka DJ Griff Gotti. And at the time, they said only older people were dying from this. Well, he was only 38 years old.
Dan's COVID Experience and Treatment
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And then two weeks later, it hit me and I almost died from it. And lucky for me, a drug called endomethacin really saved my life. And so I did a video on it and that video went viral because at the time they kept saying there's nothing that could treat this.
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And a group of doctors reached out to me from New York and said, how the hell do you know about this drug endomethacin? And I explained to my background and kind of how it happened. And that got me on my first medical team because they were trying in New York at the time, you could not prescribe hydroxychloroquine outpatient. So they were looking for an outpatient drug and endomethacin was one that they could have been using, which would have stopped the respiratory issues, the breathing issues that was going down.
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And that got me on two different medical teams. And from there I kept speaking because I kept hearing on the radio and TV and everything else that there's nothing that you can do to treat this. Just go home and isolate for 10 days and die because that's essentially what was happening to a lot of the people. So that's when I started advocating for.
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COVID in general for treatments. And then in May of 2020 is when I was in the hospital for myocarditis. So we knew, oh, not only do you survive it, but some people are going to have the bonus plan where you start having long haul syndrome. So I was what we considered a first wave long hauler advocate. We started speaking out on, hold on guys, not only is this
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deadly in ways left untreated, but people who aren't getting treated, about a third of them could be suffering long COVID syndrome. So that's when I created May 10th of 2020, Hope for Humanity 2020, because what we were seeing on the medical teams, which I was a part of one team that was connected to 140 teams around the globe.
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Each team have between 25 to 30 epidemiologists, virologists, different PhDs around their different perspective fields working together trying to find ways to not only treat this, but to beat it long term.
00:06:29
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So that got me into what we do now, podcasting per se, trying to share and help others. So I'm a hardcore Christian, I'm a follower of Jesus Christ, and so is many of others that I tend to meet and it just forms my heart because I feel it's our people that are being attacked the most right now through just trying to share our basic core principles of following Jesus Christ and helping others. What did Jesus do? He helped the sick and he helped the poor.
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That's a short little answer to how we got started and into this realm of where we are now four years later. Right. So as a pharmaceutical manager, like what is that job? Are you a doctor? Or do you have a doctor? No, no, no. But you obviously, like I've heard you talk, you know your stuff. So like you can talk intelligently about drugs and like the systems, like bodily systems and everything. So tell me a little bit about that.
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Well, so before that I was a paramedic. So paramedic you study pharmacology. So that was already my background and pushing drugs where you could actually do harm. You have to take it very seriously as a medic. So that's where my background came in is EMS and ALS and understanding as a medic, the number one rule is the golden hour. Everybody who's been following another brother of ours, Harry Fisher, he's a paramedic on the front lines sharing what he's been sharing.
00:07:54
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We all get the golden hour rule. And to me, part of the pharmaceutical industry, I wasn't a pharmacist, I was a pharmaceutical rep manager. So I worked for a pharmaceutical company that had RXs and what we call OTCs, over-the-counter drugs. And two of them that we were working on at the time that were very successful, one was a weight loss product. Like right now, Azimba, whatever it is, that everyone's craze over. We had a product that,
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was safe, didn't cause any of the side effects that most of these type of products do because they're stimulants easily. And we did $56 million the first year we launched an OTC that countered an outer all type of product, but none of the side effects.
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And then we watched our friendly Pfizer company who owns Adderall, sick the FDA and attacked the company that we work for to get some products like that off the ground. So anyways, you just, you study pharmacology nonstop in the background. And as a medic, you're basically kind of like an RN would be, but you're pushing drugs in the field. You're starting the IVs in the field and you're used to emergency medicine. So that was the background.
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Yeah. So then when did you contract COVID? It was late March 2020. When it attacked my lungs. Yeah. So yeah, it was the end of March of 2020.
00:09:17
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Yeah. And then, so when the, were you skeptical initially of the vaccine? Where was your position on vaccines prior to this? Were you still like in the camp of like, oh, they're probably mostly good and, you know, or were you immediately skeptical? The very first post I shared with Hope for Humanity on my Facebook page warned of them pushing a drug on us.
00:09:44
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mRNA or therapeutic when we already had 36 plus drugs in our belt that were generic and safe and effective with a proven history that could have treated this. So that's what kept perplexing me is why are they blocking early treatments? Why are they blocking drugs that we know are working? So that had me skeptical from the very beginning. But as someone who helped create some of the first long COVID long haul rooms on Facebook,
00:10:14
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I knew there were millions of people that were going to be suffering from this, so I was hoping that there could be some promise to what they were doing. I was looking to me, I was looking into CRISPR at the time, before they were talking about the MRNAs because I had some
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inside information from bioweapons teams of what this was. I worked with Dr. Tal Braun, who was a bioweapons expert for our country when we were hit. So I had access to information in 2020 that most didn't. And I was sharing what I could share at the time because these teams were, some of them just couldn't share the stuff the teams were sharing. But we were hopeful that the
00:10:55
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Governments are trying to do the correct thing and the right thing with these. And so we were following the trials. We actually had insiders that were a part of the trials that were sharing what was coming out of that and what was and and I was sharing in real time in my podcast in September.
00:11:11
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November, December, where some key information was coming out. The autoimmune suppression was coming out as early as September.
Vaccine Trials and Adverse Reactions
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The biomarkers that were showing up were very similar to something like a human immunosuppressant virus, or HIV. We were seeing these biomarkers that were elevated, which was raising a lot of concern to us, because if your immune suppressed, we're seeing the reactions now, right? So when the trials were happening,
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Everything that we are seeing now was happening in the trials, even including death, strokes, heart attacks, reactivations of latent dormant viruses, all these wild things. And they kept going mysterious. And so we were at that point blowing the whistle going, hey,
00:11:56
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something needs to be done here. If you look all the trials, all of them were halted at one point because of all these adverse reactions. They didn't change a single thing and three weeks later it was safe and effective. Shut up, don't ask any questions. So as an insider from it, I seen what was going on and trying to share it, witnessing and experiencing firsthand the suppression.
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the blocking of sharing information, the being blocked and banned for life on YouTube for sharing a drug that's been used over four billion times with medical doctors explaining and I was taken down. So I've seen, experienced, felt, gone through the agony because even when I was on the drugs that most people know about as a long hauler in the first year, I was just going down, down, down. I was losing weight.
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I started the early stages of dementia, the CTE, the Alzheimer's, I mean, the muscle waste. All that stuff was happening even when I was taking the drugs that everyone particularly knows about. It wasn't until I really started working with someone like Dr. Talibron, the bioweapons expert, and started tackling it as a bioweapon, not as just a wild virus, that we started getting results that were needed.
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And thankfully to them, they're like my Yoda. So they're the ones that I, anybody who is looking for someone who has a lot of answers, I would recommend following Dr. Tal Braun. I'm just a disciple per se of someone who was fortunate enough to be next to him while this is going on early on to learn a lot of it. Yeah, and I'll definitely make sure that that's included in the show notes at libertyliancenetwork.com. I'll have all this included in the show notes for everything we talk about. So then,
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There's been some controversy controversy with regards to long covid and it hasn't it or it wasn't I think for a while well understood is this real what are the because it there's no pattern to it and it just seems like.
00:13:55
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You know because of that you run into that the replicability you know side of things and everybody's symptoms were all over the place. I think now what we're kind of so we've kind of seen the pendulum swing a little bit in terms of like what is long covid etc is it even real is it a thing.
00:14:13
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I think what the most recent thing that I have heard is that it is a thing, but most up to like 70% of what we call long COVID is probably long jab, long vaccine. But then that does leave about a 30%, which I guess would be you, that actually are suffering from long COVID. And you did suffer from long COVID. So can you like pick that apart for me and maybe offer your perspective on long COVID versus long jab?
00:14:41
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Yeah, sure. So not only have I been an advocate, I've been before the Congress and Senate not once, but twice, educating speaking, May of 21 and May of 22. The first year before the Congress, we told them that there were 36 million Americans that were going to be suffering long-haul syndrome and left untreated within the decade. It would cost $4 trillion and would probably collapse our medical system just from long COVID alone. It's before we realized what was going on with long VEX.
00:15:07
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And essentially, the core connecting issue too, because if you look at the signs of symptoms for long haul syndrome and long backs, they literally, if you put them over top of each other, they connect. And what's the connecting factor between both? The connecting factor is a spike protein. And we now have tests that will confirm
00:15:27
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loading of spike protein, not just if it's an act of antigen, but we can see the levels. And you can't separate one or the other. All you can do is go by what the patient is telling you. If they've not taken it and they're showing a high spike protein level and they're showing Wong-Haul syndrome, well, that's Wong-Haul. But if they weren't showing any Wong-Haul syndrome prior to their mRNA
00:15:49
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vaccine and then they have elevated spike protein and they've usually they both they they both operate and rock roll almost the same identical pattern once you start having signs and symptoms around every 30 to 45 days you'll start showing more signs and symptoms things will keep adding up the next thing you know you're carrying 12 to 18 known of the signs and symptoms that either fall into the long haul or long-backs category the only difference that we're seeing in patients is the timeline
00:16:18
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because basically the bioweapon ones, COVID coronavirus 19 was an airborne virus. So it spread through the air. The long backs are getting injected. So they're getting a much higher dose of that and a much higher spike protein level early on. And that's the only two differences. And so what we take someone who's in the long haul category, about 24 to 36 months of down-regulated events start happening.
00:16:46
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usually long VACs is about 12 months. So for usually 36 months for long haul, 12 months for long VACs. Does that make sense what I'm saying?
Long COVID vs. Long Vaccine Syndrome
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As far as how it progresses. So you're saying that it progresses more quickly with the long COVID like in terms of like the progression is within a year and then with long VACs or I'm sorry, with
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the vaccine, it's a shorter timeframe, and then the long COVID, it's a slower progression, I guess. Is that what you're saying?
00:17:18
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That's what it kind of seems to be. And again, we do two different tests. One test is spike protein tests, and the other one is a biomarker panel. Nurse Lindsey has been sharing her panels. And it's essentially the immune system. And that's what's under attack. It's either the immune system is attacking you, biting off, or it's the immune system so damp and weakened from the nonstop fighting, then other things start coming and taking over. And the best way, like the analogy is your house is on fire.
00:17:48
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When your immune system's on fire, it's the same thing as your house. And if you don't put the fire out in the house, it'll eventually burn down to the ground. And these biomarker panels will show us that same representation. They will go to a point where they elevate to a peak, they'll stay there for a little bit, left untreated, they'll come crashing down. And this is where we get into the vaccine-induced immunodeficiency syndrome that they keep talking about, because we don't have a finite amount of resources.
00:18:21
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I'd like the acronym, per se, because it is fairly accurate. But what we constantly will say is it's not HIV. It's mimicking it. So it's a different animal of how you tackle it. Because we can do the HIV tests for the most part, and they won't show that they're HIV positive. But there are biomarkers that would, if we were to do an HIV biomarker panel, would be almost identical to the long COVID, long Vax panel.
00:18:41
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Well, you know
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So they're same parts of the immune system that are under attack, but it's a different modality. It's spike protein that's causing it. It's not viral loading of the HIV. There's different latent dormant viruses that are usually activated. EBVs, normally the biggest Epstein's bar or what most Americans would know as mono, which 90% of the country has, has usually been reactivated or herpes, different
00:19:15
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type of viruses like that so you're you are tackling different viruses but you're not usually dealing with the hiv one particularly but it is mimicking it so i try to explain it to patients like if they get into that room like listen it is an autoimmune suppression your immune system will get suppressed after a while but if you tackle it in a way where you're on natural antivirals
00:19:35
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you're getting the chronic systemic inflammation out of your system, repairing myelin. There's a whole bunch of different ways of tackling this because, again, left untreated, it's like the immune system will burn down. So people come to me, it's like if we were remodeling a home, it'd be like two-thirds of the home would be gone, and I got to rebuild that and repair that. But the good, beautiful thing is there is hope, and there are therapies and treatments that can help
00:20:00
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beat, I call it beating the spike out of them and beating the inflammation out because that's the core, core, core issue is chronic systemic inflammation. And that, you know, we have 60,000 miles of arteries and veins running through our body. So if we're inflamed, everything starts getting dysregulated and starts backing up and then things start breaking down. So that's the number one key is working on that inflammation factor too.
00:20:24
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Yeah. And I definitely, I definitely want to get into that.
Gut Health and Inflammation
00:20:27
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Um, so at what in your journey, you know, so obviously you were kind of, so you were just, um, uh, declining, your health was declining after you got long COVID and you were, um, trying to do all the, you know, the, the, the things that you should do. Um, what was your turnaround point at what point, like, how did you just like your aha moment, I guess of like, no, I gotta start doing it this way instead. What was that light bulb moment for you?
00:20:54
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Well, again, Dr. Brown was the first one that kind of keyed me into a couple of things that I wasn't looking into. We weren't, as a team, really addressing. Leaky gut was number one.
00:21:07
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Most patients, I already knew at that time there had been multiple papers released on the microbiome getting eviscerated. So there's the one doctor from Malibu, I guess call her Malibu doctor because she always says she's Malibu. She did a really good thing on covering
00:21:25
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the microbiome post mRNA pre and post. And the same thing was happening pre and post with long haul syndrome where the microbiome was getting eviscerated and all these GI issues would happen. So people who are having constipation, who are getting blocked up, that's a huge, huge, huge red flag telling you that your microbiome is jacked. And so you need to figure out how do you rebuild the gut? So if your gut's inflamed,
00:21:50
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and you're leaking, you're putting toxins and bacteria leaking into your system, you're gonna get sicker. So you gotta seal up the gut and then start healing from there. And then cold laser therapy was the next big, I'd already started October of 2020 with some basic cold laser therapy, but it took me getting my own equipment and then working on protocols for almost two years before we did our first trial to show that we could replicate
00:22:19
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repairing and recovering somebody like I did with myself. And we did that with Dr. Rhett Bergeron in Roswell, Georgia back in the summer of 2022. So getting the inflammation down was the biggest key issue. Putting the fire out, essentially. When the immune system is going haywire, the faster you can get it to calm down, the faster you can start the repairing process because
00:22:42
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Most people do not understand that they are literally, their immune systems are just burning, trying to fight off spike, fight off late dormant viruses, fight off infections that are coming from your own gut and they don't even realize it. That was the key. Yeah.
Cold Laser Therapy Discovery
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What keyed you in on? Why did you decide, how did you discover cold laser therapy as a treatment?
00:23:06
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Um, a friend of mine, uh, he was a therapist in Fort Myers. Um, was it just a guess or like, like, did he have it? Like he knew like, Oh yeah, it wasn't just like we just stumbled on it. They knew. No, I, I, I sent, I don't know if I sent you an X-ray of my leg, my right leg where my tibial plateau was shattered in three places.
00:23:26
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That's how I got into cold laser therapy. I had an accident in July of 19 and I shattered my tubular plateau in three places. And I had got 13 pins and a nice big old titanium rod in there and it wouldn't heal. And every time I would step, it would just be killing me. And the therapist that I know worked with me in the pharmaceutical world. So he was the one that reached out to me as, hey, I can treat this. I can get your pain. I can take care of your pain. This is for my leg. That's how I got started on the cold laser therapy path.
00:23:56
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And there had been a couple reports that co-laser therapy was working on the pulmonary issue with people that were having breathing problems. And March of 21 is when I was diagnosed with early stages of Alzheimer's and CTE. And I had a physical evaluation done with the rehab team and they told me at the lungs of 65-year-old COPD smoker,
00:24:20
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And I'm like, oh, lungs, this could probably work on the lungs. And so that's where I got on, you know, heavily into the field like, well, if I can repair my lungs, let's see what we can do there. And then we started working with the brain protocols. And again, what it is, is cold laser therapy.
00:24:38
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gets down to the root cause of what we're dealing with. All right. So we're not only dealing with spike protein, we are dealing with a mitochondrial issue. And what mitochondria is, is essentially the powerhouse of all your cells. They're like little batteries. And I'm sure people maybe heard about it, talked about it before, but we're getting the spike protein has a very high charge. It's not organic to your body.
00:25:03
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So when it's floating around your system, it needs a source of energy to keep it going. And what it's essentially doing, it's robbing and breaking down your electron, it's inside the battery, it's stealing pieces of electron transport chain, the cells of the battery, of the mitochondria to keep going.
00:25:20
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So this is where we knew a key issue was happening with this inflammation was the mitochondria. So if you've ever twisted your knee or your ankle, afterwards it blows up, right? Like a balloon and it lasts for maybe a week, 10 days. And then all of a sudden it just goes away. The swelling goes away. Well, that is essentially your mitochondria turning off to allow that fluid to get in that area to protect it. And then when it's time that mitochondria turn back on,
00:25:47
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So it is really a battery per se. It is the core of how we survive. All of our cells need mitochondria function, especially the brain. The brain has over like a thousand mitochondria per cell, per the brain. So with that information early on and knowing that cold laser therapy gets down to the cellular level and pushes billions of photons into those cells, which is essentially trickles charging those mitochondria back to life.
00:26:14
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Does that make sense? Yes. Okay. All right. Yeah. In a big picture sense, yes, I get it. So yeah, that's a good analogy. Yeah. So go on. So as we treat, we are getting that inflammation out of the organs, out of the systems that are inflamed. And then when you repair the gut and you get the inflammation out of the gut,
00:26:35
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When it's inflamed, you're not getting all the nutraceuticals that we talk about and all those things. When your gut is inflamed, it cannot absorb that properly. It's too inflamed to get the nutrition that you need. I couldn't eat for four months solid foods because my stomach was so wiped out. I had to do a liquid nutrition for four months until I could get to the point where I could repair my mitochondria and my stomach with the laser. It's really pretty wild of the tech and the technology. It's not new. It's been around since the 80s.
00:27:05
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Originally, they were using cold laser for sports rehabilitation. So most of the big teams, if you've ever seen a player hurt themselves and three days later they're back in the field like nothing happened, I bet you they're using cold laser therapy. NFL uses it, NHL uses it, NBA uses it. Matter of fact, everybody remembers when Mark McGuire was hitting home runs like crazy. Well, he was using cold laser therapy to repair himself.
00:27:30
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To keep those muscles from breaking down he was using co-laser and speaking so it's not a new tech but there is a lot of garbage out there and i like to say this i use the car analogy for when it comes to.
00:27:50
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when people break down the different acronyms. They use low-level laser therapy or photobiomodulation, or they just call it red light therapy, but there's a difference. It's like automobiles. You can have a Yugo and a Ferrari. They're both technically automobiles, but which one would you rather have? You'd like to have the Ferrari because you know how it's built. This is a class three medical grade laser that I use. So if people are interested in trying to find out more,
00:28:17
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I behoove you not to buy the stuff that's online because if I felt for a second that it would work, I'd have been talking about it a long time ago. Because I want everybody, my goal is to help as many of our brothers and sisters as we possibly can out there. But unfortunately, you need to have these types of devices in order to get the results that we're getting at this time. And I'm working on other things to get more out there for more people.
00:28:40
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But I hope that makes sense on the core process of how we start getting the results that we are getting is first, get rid of the inflammation as much as possible, as quick as possible, repair it. So then it repairs too, because it is treating on the cellular level.
00:28:55
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So we know we have endothelial and epithelial dysfunction happening. Again, it's a cellular issue, and it's mitochondrial-based. So when I treat those cells, which are your linings of your stomach, per se, we're hearing things from Harry Fisher that they're getting tears, which hardly ever happened, like a completely arteryal just tear, and they'll bleed out internally. And what's going on is that inflammation eventually will turn into a hardened artery,
00:29:23
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And it has that ability to have a terror. So getting to these core issues quicker, sooner than later is my number one thing when I talk to people about this. Like, you know, if your house is on fire, what do you want to do? You want to put the fire out. So the sooner you can get into somebody who understands those type of protocols of working on getting really chronic inflammation with devices like cold laser therapy. I feel that last year at
00:29:50
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South by Southwest, they were talking all the rage was cold laser therapy and red light therapy. Everyone's talking about it. And what's going to essentially be called in the medical profession, it'll be called energetic based medicine. So not only you're using lasers, but then you're using different IVs to help replenish the deficiency you have. And because we're using so much when our immune system is on fire, you got to replenish all the stuff that you're losing. And most people are to the point
00:30:20
Speaker
where they need these IVs to replenish because they can't take enough nutraceuticals to get what they're losing. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah. And I see a lot of some of the vaccine injured that they are, they're going through these IVs, they're getting like IVIG and things like that to try and help.
00:30:36
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I think it's like and maybe you can explain this better than I can. I feel like it's like the bare minimum to keep up but in a lot of cases it's not enough to overcome what they are dealing with so can maybe you walk me through that a little bit too.
00:30:55
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Yeah, again, if they are not tackling the GI system first, I wouldn't say first, but of a holistic approach, you have to make sure you're treating the leaky gut issue. I would say 85% have leaky gut right off rip because this is how the spike was working. You got to seal up the gut and get that healing so then what you're taking will get absorbed properly. Then we're going to deal with
00:31:22
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If it's mRNA-based induced, now you're dealing with much more of an issue, right? Because you have more spike protein, more inflammation. You know, a lot of people are taking stuff like nanokainase, seropeptase, lumbrunkinase, you know, different types of ways to try to break it down.
00:31:39
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I've been watching the rooms talking to a lot of the longbacks, and the frustration on most of them is heartbreaking. And that event we went to listening to them speak was heartbreaking. And these are people that are working with the experts, so-called experts, and they're still not getting that over that hill. And I'm telling you, the biggest thing is,
00:32:01
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If we got to treat someone within the first six months to a year, that's what we call stage one, stage two. But most people are now two to three years into this, they're getting into stage three, stage four. And essentially, it's like any other disease, you have stages to it.
00:32:18
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Once you get to stage three, stage four, now you're starting to deal with multi-organ failure. You're starting to deal with tumors. You're starting to deal with the neuropsychiatric issues. You're dealing with early stages of MS. You're dealing with memory loss. They call it brain fog. It's a kind word of calling that as Alzheimer's or dementia.
00:32:35
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And you can test for it. We brain map all of our patients too and show progressions in that as well. So we don't just go, hey, we got away. We actually are using the diagnostics to help us get underneath the hood, look what's going on with the immune system to help figure out what ways we need to tackle this. But we have, you know, my protocol for the cold lasers, kind of like a universal protocol. Anybody who's suffering an autoimmune disorder, it seems to work.
00:33:02
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because the whole point is to get the immune system, what I call, into remission. I'm not looking for cures anymore. The cure's not there. But if we can get the immune system to calm down to the point where it stops kicking your own ass, excuse me, but it's like being in a fight with Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, and you name it, because the immune system is just getting it. And if you've not experienced it, I don't wish that on anybody, not even the devil himself, but it's brutal.
00:33:28
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So for the ones that are trying to get over the hump and it's not working, the best thing I can do is try to find a company that has some type of, if they understand long haul or long backs, ask them what are they using to get the inflammation out. Hyperbaric chambers seems to be a really good one, but my consensus is with that, there are so many patients that are
00:33:51
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walking around with undiagnosed cardiac issues that I would use that for a later stage because we are seeing this with pilots, if you've been reporting on the pilots having incidents. So last year, because I've treated a lot of pilots,
00:34:08
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we were having on incidents, and the pilots are all unionized, so they communicate. They all talk from all realms. On average, last year, there was about two incidents a week happening with pilots, and it was because when you go up, you're at that pressure, you're pressurizing, and then when you're coming down, that's usually where they're having the incident, either up or down, and it's pressurized or depressurized, and the heart does not handle it well.
00:34:31
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Now, this time, we're having, on average, between 10 to 12 in a week in the airline industry. Hyperbaric is a great solution, but I would also make sure you get checked for cardiac function before you do something like that.
00:34:48
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You know, anything that's going to help boost the immune system, get rid of inflammation is the number one key. And the nutraceuticals work, but there are definitely other industries that are now popping up. I'm seeing these wellness centers or not, they're not actual clinics, but they're like therapy centers where you can go do a red light type of system, or you can do a cryo system.
00:35:08
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Cryo is another thing that could help, because it not only helps boost the immune system, but another gets rid of inflammation. So I would say strategy, I'm sorry, I've made some of these answers longer than they need to be. Strategy would be look for the best ways you can get inflammation out of your system without having serious adverse side effects. Right, yeah.
00:35:27
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So, well, I feel like the analogy that comes to my mind, did you ever watch that movie once upon a time, Independence Day, you know, with Will Smith and everything like, yeah, right. And, you know, at the end, it's like, well, how do we defeat these aliens? You know, when we realized, oh, there's that little hole right in the middle and they had to shoot the laser and then Randy Quaid goes up.
00:35:47
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up yours, you know? And then once they discovered that, like then you see all the UFOs going down across the world, you know, they figured it out. So I feel like is this, could this be a similar situation where it's like, okay, now that you have discovered something that seems to be
00:36:04
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really effective, maybe not 100%, not a cure, but something that is working, where nothing else is really doing the job. Like, do we have something where we can start putting the word out or some of these other doctors can like we found the key, we found something we can start doing up yours to
00:36:22
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this virus or the vaccine and the spike protein, I guess I should say, to try and have some results. Is there an educational component to this where you need to educate other doctors?
Expanding Mercy Medical and Wellness
00:36:35
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What's going on in that side of things?
00:36:37
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Yeah, again, it took me two years to figure out the protocol. That would be a universal one. Because as a medic, the medic in me comes out and I look at this as a mass casualty event, just like Dr. Braun does. So to me, I look at this as a war zone. I'm walking around looking for the walking wounded. And with that protocol, we are trying to open up more Mercy Medical and Wellnesses.
00:37:07
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That's part of, we want to be part of that solution. And any doctors that are interested in that are more than glad to reach out to us because it's a fairly simple setup. It's not, it's more provider-induced benefit. So they're not, you know, they make their money and it's, you know, pretty much, we'll help set up the protocols for you guys.
00:37:29
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With that, for every one of these Mercy Medicals that we do have, we're a 100% Christian clinic. Everyone there is hardcore Christians. It doesn't mean you have to be, it's just how we are. For every Mercy Medical we have, we want to have what we call a Hope House. So my charity is Hope for Humanity.
00:37:47
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Hope, number four, humanity 2020. And for every house that we have, a clinic, we want to have a hope house to help treat the ones who can't afford it. And the front of the line is vaccine injured nurses, doctors, providers that can, we can get them better. They can be part of the solution. They can be next up on the line, start helping their brothers and sisters. And then military. Those are my two number ones, but ideally I want to help the people who can't afford the therapy.
00:38:14
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and then educate, navigate on a local level and hopefully work on a state level to get some grant funding to help get more treatments. Like we've been working on bills in the national level, but you know.
00:38:25
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I've lost all faith in politicians for the most part. DeSantis has spoken out on the injury and so is Laudapo, but no one is making any movement. What can we do to help these people? Advocating is another thing. Supporting each other. I was reading your website and I love everything it's about because it is
00:38:45
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at the basic end, good versus evil. And they are coming at us every which way they possibly can. And the low-hanging fruit is depopulation, control, and with their tools that they're using. So Christians, my other hope is that we can do church tours, going and educating, advocating, speaking to churches so they can understand the enemy they're dealing with and the countermeasures that they can use, and hopefully start building community support that way so we can get more of these out there.
00:39:14
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Yeah, and I've had, you know, in some of my recent podcasts, I've had, you know, some, a faith based component of it because I've noticed, and I brought it up to a recent guest, I've noticed that it seems like the people who are most in this fight, especially for medical freedom, but
00:39:33
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You know, really, they're coming at us from all sides. But in particular with the medical freedom side, the ones that are most deep in the fight are people of faith, for the most part. You know, like they're Christians openly, fervently, strongly. And, you know, I think we are, I guess, the front lines of the battle, because I think we notice, we do know, we've recognized the spiritual warfare for what it is.
00:40:01
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I explained in a recent podcast, I was like, because to me, there's no other rational, logical, reasonable explanation for what we've been through at a global scale. It's not like this is just the United States and then you can kind of put it up to bad government or something like that. This is global and there's no other explanation, especially when it defines logic reason
00:40:26
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Etc, you know like for what's going on other than the spiritual Explanation and that this is just straight-up good versus evil. I mean there is evil out there. It is pervasive It you know, I mean you don't need a big God unless you have big evil
00:40:41
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Right? So it's not just like, you know, like, I think, I think, and on the other side of that, there are Christians who do, who are a little naive to that aspect. I mean, because you tend to project, you do see, like, see things, see the world as you are, and you assume that, oh, I'm a good person. So therefore, probably most everybody else are good people. And it's just a few, like, random bad guys out there.
00:41:02
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And I don't think they quite understand how pervasive and widespread evil is. And I think that we couldn't have a better example of that than what we've gone through over these past four years. Yeah. At this point, the data that's there, there was no access to this. This isn't idiocracy. This is deviance that had a plan.
00:41:35
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The meek shall inherit the hearth. The good news is most of our people did everything they could
Global Coordination and COVID Response Critique
00:41:43
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to not take this. And it's the other side that's more been inoculated with it than not.
00:41:50
Speaker
So at the end, we're seeing some of the Eagle Empire, as I look at them these days, getting bit by their own poison. These turbo cancers that are attacking some very famous people. And if Anthony Fauci came to me and said, I'm vaccine injured, I would treat him as a Christian. I'd still treat him just so I could see him go to trial for crimes against humanity.
00:42:19
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the care the
00:42:22
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Propaganda, the Marxism that you talk about, that they've used spending trillions around the globe to have a universal message, should have been an eye opener for any critical thinker. How is every country lockstep in the same verbiage, nonstop, in the same tactics, nonstop? I actually interviewed someone who worked with Johnson & Johnson and MRNA in Canada, Nikita Alexandrov, December of 2020.
00:42:51
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Nikita broke down their whole strategy because I guess they shared their strategy with how they were going to use the influencers, how they were going to, I mean, just the whole thing. And at the time, you know, I don't think anybody truly understood how connected this guy was, but he was blowing the whistle and he was part of one of the teams I've been part of.
00:43:14
Speaker
They didn't know what they were working on at the time that was going to cause this. They didn't know that that spike protein had been gained of function to the point where it was going to do the things that it is doing. I always called it early on a Swiss Army knife of destruction because of all of its capabilities, the demyelination, the turning off or suppressing like the P53 gene, which is essential for your cancers. This is how we knew very early on that it was definitely tech because there's mark.
00:43:43
Speaker
If any court in the world wants to take us to trial, any of them, believe me, I'll take our team any day, seven days a week, twice on Sunday and eviscerate what the countermeasures or what they're talking that the propagandans are still pushing. Because what's interesting about the tech is just like a painting.
00:44:01
Speaker
has a signature at the bottom or a tag at the bottom. This tech, the teams, because it wasn't just one team, it was multiple teams that worked on it, there's little tags on this tech. And if they pulled any of the right teams into a trial, we could expose and actually show which labs this actually came from. And this is where people that
00:44:22
Speaker
have been on the circuit for quite some time that claim to be the inventors and all this other stuff, don't talk about because they don't want their own fingerprints being exposed. Because we can go back to the patents, we can go back to things of showing how this was created. So it's not fun to talk about at times because I know what this is doing to millions, just like when we were sitting there for five hours and hearing all those testimonials. It gives me PTSD and I survived it.
00:44:48
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And I see it every day. So I just ask, as a Christian, God, give me another day, give me another person. Let me help as many as I can. Please make this accelerate. Make this where we can have 100 of these in the next two years so we can start treating thousands of people a day, not just 10, 15. So
00:45:08
Speaker
Yeah, you said something really interesting when we were at the event and we were just kind of standing around in the parking lot. The restaurant had kicked us out at that point in time because we were talking too long. You know, going back to like how this is obviously, I guess, a bio weapon. And if it was manmade, like they obviously created it, we can kind of like walk it back to, you know, you can kind of
00:45:35
Speaker
start like unwinding this as well because it was if it was like man-made lab created etc that we can kind of undo that as well. What did you mean by that? What's that look like from your end?
00:45:48
Speaker
Well, our bodies, God gave us a perfect immune system. There's no accidents. He gave us everything we need to survive, just like animals. It's not like they've been taking antibiotics or anything else their whole lives, like animals. We are built to survive naturally. Our immune system has its own guards per se that are constantly scanning your
00:46:12
Speaker
your genetics. It's literally looking. And if it sees something that's out of place, it'll cut it out. It'll pull it out. So in essence, if we can A, put the fire out, B, get the spike down to normal limits or lower than normal limits, the immune system and the genetics will go back to normal. Now, there's only like 2,300 down.
00:46:34
Speaker
genetics that we carry. It's not as sophisticated and advanced as most make it out to be. If we can get the immune system into homeostasis where it's not on fire, get rid of the spike. I have a lot of hope because we've been seeing patients that we've treated three years ago.
00:46:53
Speaker
that are not regressing, that are actually getting even better. So it usually takes about a year for, after the therapies for the immune system to get back to its full, as close to full strength as possible can. And these people get back to lives that are worth living. So I have hope. But again, as long as people's immune systems are on fire,
00:47:16
Speaker
You know, it's just like, unfortunately, when HIV, this is like the 80s all over again, except HIV plus, because it's doing so many different things that HIV didn't do. Without treatment in the 80s, usually a person with HIV would get into the AIDS section by year seven.
00:47:36
Speaker
We're seeing this between 12 to 36 months before they get to the eight. So that should be the second clue that this wasn't a natural virus. This thing has some serious capabilities. Does that make sense? Yeah, no, definitely. And I think I haven't pointed out in a while, and I'm not sure if this, if anybody's pulled on the string recently, I know a couple of years ago it was out in the news, but obviously the connection between Fauci
00:48:04
Speaker
and his work on HIV aids and you know what we're seeing with this virus now which just happens to also very similarly present as like an autoimmune deficiency syndrome the way aids was so that's just a really off really odd coincidence don't you think.
Historical Parallels: Fauci, HIV, and COVID
00:48:24
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Yeah, well, you know, Dr. Judy Mikovitz is a, when she was a 25 year old, fresh out PhD student worked on one of Fauci's teams. They actually, she was on the team that isolated the HIV virus. And Fauci and Gallo, Dr. Gallo blocked their withholdings for two years so they could get their patents on it.
00:48:46
Speaker
So they've never been the nice little Mr. Rogers person. He tries to play himself off the beat. It's always been a money and power of this guy. And it's almost like, you know, there's a movie that coincides with that called And The Band Played On. So for anybody who's clueless to what we're actually dealing with, if they watch these four movies, And The Band Played On, Dallas Buyers Club,
00:49:08
Speaker
Philadelphia and rent those food movies by the time you're done will give you a perfectly picture clear of the people that are suffering like I was and and and vaccine injured what they're going through and and it's like when you have the criminals running the investigation it's like the departed you're never going to catch the crooks and even our hopefully next president uh that's running you know as the godfather of warp speed
00:49:34
Speaker
It's heartbreaking because this is global. You've got scientists from around the globe blowing the whistle. Japan, Australia. They even got funds now in Australia that are starting to pay money out to some of these injuries.
00:49:50
Speaker
we are making movement, but not fast enough. And I would say early on, we all had 99 problems and COVID was going to be one for a long time. This was in 2020, not because I was hoping, but because I knew what it actually really was. But, um, there is hope, you know, Danny Baker's video, I think, did you see her video? It made me tear up. Oh, I was so overjoyed seeing that. So yeah, tell us the story about Danny, please. Well, I, uh,
00:50:22
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I had been working with the co-founder of the FLCC Alliance, Jeff Hanson, and he was sharing with me PSA videos that they were bringing up beforehand. And then I would share them on either the podcast or social media. And the second I seen their first vaccine injury video, Danny was the lead nurse on that.
00:50:42
Speaker
And it just broke my heart. And so I shared it and it went semi-viral on TikTok. And all of a sudden I get a DM, I am that nurse. So from the very beginning of her story, I'm like, I can treat you. We need to get together. I can help you. So this had been a two year progress. And that's why I came to the event was to see Danny and treat her.
00:51:06
Speaker
She was the first patient that I've had that had the voice issue. I had no idea what was going to happen. I was just treating the lungs because I knew she was having respiratory issues. And halfway through the conversation, you know, I'm treating and we're talking. I see her take her oxygen off. And just today, you've seen her the day before. She couldn't even get out of a wheelchair. So I'm like, oh, that's cool. I mean, it's not that I haven't, I've seen some incredible things. And then I noticed like,
00:51:35
Speaker
Is her voice different? So I go, Shelly, come in here. And Dr. Z was there too. I'm like, come in here. And soon as Danny started speaking, tears started rolling down Shelly's eyes too. Just, she couldn't believe it. I didn't know that was going to be a side effect of it, I promise you, but it's a more than welcome one. But I told them early on, when you're getting into something like that, when you're
00:51:58
Speaker
you're having your organs starting to fail and you really have severe chronic disease it i need a lot of treatment to reverse it so i told her head of time like listen this this is only gonna do a little bit but you can see experience of it but what i loved about the videos the most that we shared is i know for facts because we sat there all day long hearing same thing there are no therapies for this there's nothing for us there's nothing we can do to help us
00:52:23
Speaker
That video gave people hope. I know that. And that's all God. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, no, no. And that was it. And that was what made that event so hard. And I know it was hard for you sitting there listening to it, like hearing all these stories.
00:52:40
Speaker
it was very somber and you know especially when danny got up and spoke cuz you know dr villa had had put on two of these conferences and i attended both of them so danny attended um the first one as well and i mean obviously she's she's sick but she was having a better day that day um so she was able to stand up a little bit and you know she still had her raspy voice but you know she was
00:53:03
Speaker
okay-ish, you know. She was markedly worse, I could see, just even what, like a month later than she was when I had seen her back in February. She couldn't even stand, she couldn't get off of her mobilized motorized chair. And you could just see how much more worn down she was in just a month where, and she did speak candidly and openly, and again, I know this broke your heart as it did mine,
00:53:30
Speaker
about the thought of suicidal ideation because of this lack of hope. Because it doesn't sound like, again, they're getting it from all angles. The medical system is failing them. The politicians are failing them financially. They are all in dire straits. And there doesn't seem to be any respite on the horizon. And so when you feel hopeless and when you feel like you're just a burden on your family,
00:54:01
Speaker
I mean, I know, you know, commented that it might be unchristian, but not to say I can't understand their perspective in a way too, though, when you totally feel hopeless. And that's why I love what you're doing and what you're doing in the name, the hope for humanity, because hope, that's just such a powerful word and a powerful feeling and emotion. And so when I saw that video of Dani, and she does, she speaks with a very raspy voice. I don't know what exactly it's, I mean, it's from the vaccine, but, you know, her injury.
00:54:30
Speaker
what that is, but all of a sudden that I saw after she did the therapy with you and her rasp was all but gone. And not only that, but you could see noticeably like her skin tone looked better, her energy looked better, her mood looked better. So it was her voice, but it was also just like everything else, just even with that one session. So I was just, oh my God, my heart was singing to see that because she deserves it so bad, you know, especially being in a place such that dark,
00:54:59
Speaker
desperate hole of desperation and depression that she needed, along with so many others, but she desperately needed some hope. And I think that hopefully that gave it to her. It was just a joy to see.
00:55:14
Speaker
And so this is where the Hope House has come into play. So someone like Danny, she can't really afford to come down here, let alone come down here and then stay someplace, unless she can stay with Shelly. But most patients don't have that option. So what I'm trying to accomplish with the Hope House is to give them a place that not only they can come and stay there while they're getting treatment, but if they're so ill they can't get out of bed or whatever, we can treat them actually there to make it convenient for them, more comfortable and convenient.
00:55:42
Speaker
And again, you know, I'm just one man. I put every dime I've had into the charity. I put everything I make. This goes right back into the charity because I feel like I'm on bonus time. I should not be here. God kept me here to help our people.
00:55:58
Speaker
And I'm just a humble servant to God. And I pray daily, please help me. Please help me get more. Please help me so I can help more. And I truly believe people like Danny and Shelly and others that are on the front lines, get them to me so I can show what we can do so we can continue to give hope to the others. Go and hold on, guys. We're getting there.
00:56:18
Speaker
This is why your advocacy is so important. Keep putting pressure on these sons of bitches to get some bills passed. Like we literally got three different bills co-introduced and we can't get them to pass a single thing. And one of them was for grants for up to $2 million for clinics for non-for-profits to treat people who can't get treatment.
00:56:37
Speaker
And we can't get them to move forward, but we can send billions of dollars to other countries. So it makes me very angry. I guess we have something coming up in June in Washington for the vaccine injury. And I guess I'm going to try to get there. And we need to put pressure on our politicians. What are you doing? Because I've stated this.
00:57:00
Speaker
We're looking at one in three is a solid statistic at the moment. One in every three people on this planet are going to suffer some form of this.
00:57:14
Speaker
time is running out. So I can only do so much of my little voice and Forrest Gump gets to go on these crazy locations to meet amazing people. I've treated billionaires, I've treated singers, I've treated sports professionals. I can't get anybody to donate money to help others and it makes me sick to my stomach.
00:57:34
Speaker
But maybe there's somebody out there that goes, I like what I'm hearing right now. What can I do? Reach out to us. Go to Hope No. 4 Humanity 2020. Jump on the email. If you think you can help, send out a message. We have people right now that are down from Tennessee.
00:57:51
Speaker
that are looking to help be a part of it and maybe open up one in Tennessee right now. And again, I don't feel too comfortable going outside of red states because I just don't trust these people. They're still pushing stuff that they know is causing myocarditis. They know it's causing MS. They know all these things and yet they're saying safe and effective.
00:58:10
Speaker
So that just shows you how demonic these people are. Under normal times, to see just a half a percent of what we've seen would have pulled things off the market. There were things put in place over the years that would have stopped that. So this makes no sense other than it is good versus evil. And we need to hold on to our faith. And God told me to create hope for humanity. I didn't ask it.
00:58:32
Speaker
Like, who in the hell, in the middle of the pandemic, May of 2020, goes, hey, I want to start a charity. Like, I need a whole net.
00:58:43
Speaker
And that's where Dan the messenger came from because I was also told to look at my biblical name. What was Daniel? He was a messenger. That's where it came from. None of it's me. It's all self-serving God. That's it. So I hope that I represent the best I can for what I'm trying to accomplish with just serving God and helping our people. And I'm so honored and always humbled to be around people like yourself because we're all self-serving.
00:59:10
Speaker
We're all putting everything we got on the line to try to help our people.
Hope and Community Support in COVID Times
00:59:14
Speaker
And history will look back at us in the sense that, oh, this is just like Nazi Germany. Why did they allow this to happen? Except it was global, right? And they use the same playbook. They indoctrinated our children 10 to 15 years ago to turn them against us, to turn them upside down. It was all pre-planned. And everyone I speak to that's on the front lines of this, we all scratch our heads going,
00:59:38
Speaker
This is like Bobby Fischer level chess being played with AI back in it. They've been 20 moves ahead of us the entire time. You've stated on it, like I say the same thing, like they've been kicking our ass seven ways a Sunday, but it's always darkest before it gets brightest. And I feel that this year a lot has been moving in our direction. The public is waking up, they are saying, well, Jesus, how many people in my family do I need to bury? Or how many people in my family need to have strokes and heart attacks and cancers, turbo cancers?
01:00:07
Speaker
So it's catching on. And what do they do? They're cranking the Papa Grande up. And I don't know if you ever do this. I'll go to somebody that's part of the shill campaigns. And I'll look at their comments when they post something that we know is BS. And they're just getting eviscerated in the comments these days, especially on X. Now, it's free, at least somewhat more free than others. I've noticed on Facebook, though, too, there is another NFL player or somebody just on an NFL fan page on Facebook.
01:00:33
Speaker
A good majority, obviously not all of them, but it was a significant portion of people that were saying, oh, I bet it was a jab. Sounds like another jab injury. Not just a few. It wasn't just an errant few. It was a lot of people saying, oh, that's another jab injury or something. And it was just on a normie NFL fan page. So that was really encouraging and, again, hopeful.
01:00:56
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to see. So I like that this conversation, I like what you're doing and going back to how pervasive this is and I think I saw a video from a farmer who was talking about how, I don't know if it's his pigs, but talking about some pigs that had been vaccinated with mRNA shots and a full, going back to your number, a full third of them straight up died.
01:01:22
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You know like the straight up died so i think that what it's like now that we're shaking it down you know we're kind of seeing the fallout. What that number in what from dr villa was saying with her patients in her practice she's got roughly you know just over ten thousand patients and she's got just over two thousand vaccine injured.
01:01:40
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So, what we're seeing is anywhere from 20% to one-third, one-fifth to one-third basically of, you know, people who are suffering some sort of vaccine injury. And so, I know that obviously you, you know, you are trying to do what you can do, but that's why I was talking about earlier about like we need a blueprint.
01:01:59
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Because you can't do this alone because number one you're only one person number two obviously is you just kind of inferred is that like there's only so much money so. Look we need people to kind of take this blueprint and run with it doesn't matter i mean yes i would like to end the messenger to do that.
01:02:17
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But we need other people, hey, get the word out about this cold days or therapy. Start your own group. Do your own practice. It doesn't matter. We just need more. Because as you said, it's like a drop in the bucket. You can only see a handful of people at a time. I mean, that's nothing. That's nothing in this fight that we're up against when you know how many millions of people have been affected by this. So we need people. The libertarian in me is like, I'm anti-IP, anti-patent.
01:02:46
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The messenger isn't the only guy that can do this as much as i want you to and i'm so glad that you are and you're bringing a shedding light on this but we need so many more people to jump on this bandwagon and start. You know doing this and and and treating people the right way and now that hopefully we're putting the word out like that we can start to focus this and a little bit where you know i'm.
01:03:10
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you know, why the nutraceuticals in and of themselves aren't working or it's not getting them over the hump, et cetera. So I think I'm going to wrap that up with, you know, you kind of mentioned it before. The name of the show is What Can We Do? And I think you touched on it a little bit in terms of like, look, you know, if you are a person of means, we need funding, we need money, we need help.
01:03:35
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In any way to you know help your charity do what you're doing these facts are directly funding the vaccine injured who you know supporting their gifts and goes What else how would you answer that question of what can we do? Well, you know you have to have proof of concept before you can replicate and you want to have all your
01:04:00
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your I's dotted and your T's crossed before you get that next step. We have been working on the model for the last year at the clinic. That's why now we have these new people coming. What else would I do? Again, I would say you've got to start advocating, contacting your state and local reps. I think that's our best goal right now over the US. They're not going to do anything. But if we can get some of our red states to start
01:04:28
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banning and pulling these jabs, that'd be number one, ban them, get them off the market. And number two, what are you going to do to help the citizens that you've helped to injure? And that's why I think the biggest fallback is going to be is most of these people that pushed it don't want to, ego will not admit that they unintentionally, I don't think everybody intentionally did this to each other. I think a lot of people were duped.
01:04:54
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and were misinformed and they were just going with the best scenario they could under the circumstances.
01:05:01
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You know, we talked about doing some traveling shows, speaking in churches, trying to get awareness that way, doing like a bus tour of our own to share the hope and the light. That's why I love the Bible because Genesis chapter 1 verse 3 is, let there be light and there was. And a lot of my friends in Texas, we call this God's light, the therapy itself.
01:05:26
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We are 501 3c. So if you have some extra money, you want to make some donations so we can do some paying for campaigns to get more stories out there of showing their progress to help share with others. That'd be another step. And then that's about all I got with that because it's, we've been on the front lines for this for four years. It's like, where are the reinforcements? Where are our Avengers at? Where are the Avengers? Come on. I would say early on is this Avengers part one or part two, because I need part two to happen so we can bring the rest of them back.
01:05:56
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Yeah, and that's what makes this hard is because people are like, oh, that's so 2020, we're over it. COVID's over, knock it off. Even people, I've seen, not a majority, but I have seen people on our side be like, COVID's over, get over it. Why are you still harping on this? Why are we still talking about the vaccine? I'm like,
01:06:16
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Excuse me, you know, and in fact, so just as a little one last aside, before we wrap up, I actually just attended a local town hall with my state representatives here in where I am in Florida. They're both Republican. The senator, I have a senator and
01:06:37
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my representative, and they talked about the recent legislative session that they held, some of the bills that were passed, some of the bills that weren't passed, et cetera, et cetera. And then they opened it up, and this was all for Republicans, so it was friendly fire, let's put it that way.
01:06:55
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And so they open up for questions and so I actually got my hand up first they that was the first question and I just said I took the microphone I said show of hands how many people here got at least one covid jab and of course most the hands in the room. When up and.
01:07:13
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Then I said, okay, how many people here know somebody who was injured from the COVID vaccine? At least 60% of the hands stayed up. And so I said to them, I said, I really appreciate all the legislative updates you gave. However, I didn't hear anything about anything to do with medical freedom. I said, you know, there are still people here who are suffering. This is the greatest crime against humanity we've ever seen. And you guys didn't say one word about medical freedom or getting help for the vaccine injured. And I actually got a bit of an applause for that.
01:07:40
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and you know they didn't really give a good answer there's blazing goalie he's pretty good he's a senator he was a little bit more he's a bit more of a fire brand he's he's good i mean he talked about how he regrets the one jab that he got cuz you know he's had some health issues himself not major but some you know minor health issues.
01:07:57
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But i see you know like yeah i was there i had to hold hold their feet to the fire to say we haven't forgotten about this you guys didn't mention one word about it there is legislation that we tried to pass and tried to introduce that you guys again ignored it didn't even get out of committee so you know we're not forgetting about this and you know you can't forget about it either so.
01:08:17
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To that end, their only response basically was like, well, these things take time. Going back to some of the other themes about some of the other bills that didn't really pass or that I introduced even though I knew it wasn't going to get passed. But that was kind of like their basic answer was like, well, we had a lot of freshmen in the house and they're not used to this yet or something. We got to get them up to speed. I was like, okay, whatever, fine. But just kind of like, hey, I had to hold their feet to the fire and talk to them about that. Yep.
01:08:46
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any pastors out there that are listening that want to invite us, invite me, we're more than glad I can bring doctors, whatever you want to speak, because I think that's going to be another key way of, we got to start waking our own base up. And for Christians, we got to get the Christians to understand the severity of what's happening to them.
01:09:04
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And that's the other part where the advocating comes into place. You know, people are living in fear. Christians should not be living in fear. That's part of the teaching. So you don't fear anything. You just fear God. And if we can get them on board and build those numbers up and support each other as Christians to do the Christian thing, you know, I'm a follower of Jesus Christ. What did Jesus do? He helped the sick and he helped the poor.
01:09:27
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That's all I want to be able to do right now. It's a very simple goal, right? And I think all Christians understand that. And if we can take out, because we consider ourselves Republicans per se, but I'm just a conservative in nature. And I've seen Republicans and Democrats
01:09:42
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Really do horrible things during these times To not help our brothers and sisters, so I'm just trying to do the let's help our people I don't care if you're blue red purple if you're a human being and you're suffering from this we need to get help for them So maybe we can do some advocating together raise a little bit more hell. I've got some
01:10:00
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I've got the FRA, Florida Republican Assembly on my side. I've got AFP, Americans for Prosperities. That's another good organization. So we get to communicate with our state senator levels, right? And maybe, because Sessions already done for the year, but we can maybe get some things going for next year. Yeah, definitely.
01:10:22
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Yeah, I mean, I'm always happy to help however I can and get my hands, you know, that's what I'm here for. I'm like, yep, let's rattle some cages. So, all right, Dan, we're going to wrap up, but I'm going to give you the last word. Why don't you tell people where people can follow you, plug any of your things one more time, and then we'll get out of here.
01:10:39
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I try to keep all my social media Dan the Messenger, pretty simple, even though multiple, full and abandoned, whatever. But if you look up for Dan the Messenger, you should find me on Rumble, on Instagram, X. If you want to go and hear some of the old podcasts, just go to DanTheMessenger.com. And if you want to go to my charity, that's called Hope with the number for humanity, 2020.org.
01:11:05
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I'll tell you a little bit more about my story and what we're trying to do. And if you want to support Pay It Forward campaign, people like Danny Baker, who needs to get down here, Danny's going to get a two for one. I don't know if you know her son's story.
01:11:21
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but her son needs treatment too. And I'm gonna treat both of them when they get down here. So help support that fund. You can make a donation to Hope for Humanity at our website and say Danny Baker. And that'll go to Danny's remission mission. That's the whole goal is to get her into remission and get her back on her feet. Because just like Shelly, they can both be hurricanes that can do a lot of good for others. Yes, absolutely. And she deserves it. She's such a beautiful soul. Absolutely. Such a sweet, sweet person. Absolutely.
01:11:49
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Thank you for anybody that's tuned in to listen to me long enough. Forrest does appreciate it. Thank you for having me on the show, and I'll be more than glad to do whatever with your organization. Yeah, awesome. Dan, thank you so much for your love, your light, and for providing hope for people who so desperately need it and for being a messenger from God when we so desperately are in need of it. So we will stay in touch for sure. One last thing, Mercy Medical and Wellness. Yeah.
01:12:17
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The mercy medical and wellness.org is the website. And this will all be on the show notes page too. So I'll make sure liberty Alliance network.com slash what can we do? That's where you find all the show notes pages. So Dan, again, thank you so much for your time, for your generosity, for your loving spirit, um, and for being a light and messenger of God. And we need more like you and, um, we're definitely be staying in touch and, um, well, yeah, we'll stay in touch.
01:12:46
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Take care. Thank you. Have a good one.