The David Knight Show - INTERVIEW "Just the Inserts" — Vetting Pharma & BigMed for Yourself & Others

Episode Date: January 3, 2025

Alexandra, JustTheInserts.comLike many, Alexandra was reluctant to heed warnings from friends and family.  And like many, vaccine injury got her attention.  How do we educate ourselves and fight the fear and arguments from authority? Alexandra has an answerIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @[e-mail] App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Money should have intrinsic value AND transactional privacy: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver For 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

Happiness. We all know what it feels like, but sometimes it doesn't come easy. I'm Garvey Bailey, the host of Happy Enough, a new podcast from The Globe and Mail about our pursuit of happiness. We know people want to live more fulfilling and positive lives, but how do we actually do that? Is there a happiness code to crack? From our relationship with technology to whether money can really buy you happiness, we'll hear from both real people and experts to demystify this thing we're all searching for and hopefully find ways to be happy enough. You can find Happy Enough wherever you listen to podcasts. All right, joining us now is Alexandra.

She has an organization, Just the Inserts, at justtheinserts.com. You can also find her on Instagram under that name, Just the Inserts, and also on X under that name as well. And I wanted to get her on because many of you know our family's history with this, and I think it is very important. We've seen what has happened to the medical community, and we need to take control of what goes into our body. And so there needs to be informed consent, and that's what she is all about. Thank you so much for joining us, Alexandra. Thank you for having me on. It's a joy to be here.

Well, thank you. You know, the listeners here know the history of what has happened with my family. We just had our son was injured by what they call a floxin, you know, some of the fluorochloroquines and going back to Cipro. And when we went to another place where they had supplements, a drugstore, we went in and Karen and I, we were looking for a particular supplement that somebody had recommended to kind of counter that. And the person behind the counter that was the pharmacist there was wearing a mask.

And the other person, you know, we told them, well, we're looking for this. And so, why are you looking for that? And so, we told them. And the other person that was there that was just kind of a helper, wasn't the pharmacist, said, you know, it's gotten to the point where those inserts are so scary, I don't even want to read them. And I thought, wow, that is the saddest thing i've ever seen because you better believe that the stuff that is there is not only possible but it was possible to such an extent that they put it in there to cover themselves and so that's why i wanted to get

you on and talk about just the inserts how did you get involved in all of this what's your background well like you and probably most people listening today, personal experience with pharmaceutical injury. I was active duty military and there were several times when I was serving that I had an adverse reaction, but it wasn't enough for me to dive too deep into finding the inserts. It was like, hmm, okay. I had a neck sprain and they gave me Oxycontin and I ended up having severe constipation that's odd and it was just little things trickling here and there while I was serving that made me start questioning the products that I was blindly accepting and then when I became a mother or when I became pregnant I was starting to become more

natural-minded and I was in my third trimester and the midwife handed me a one page sheet on the Tdap vaccine. And I remember thinking this is very odd. I cannot have most medications. I can't have raw cheese or milk or any of these other things. And yet an injection just didn't make sense for me. So I asked my mom to research it for me and And she researched it. And then when she came back to me a few days later, she had so much anxiety and urgency in her voice, almost as if I was standing on the edge of a cliff getting ready to jump off. And it actually really turned me off. She started sending me all of this information of saying I was going to die,

my baby was going to die if I accept this product so naturally like any millennial I went on Instagram and I started researching myself and then I saw the other side the other polarizing view that if I didn't accept this product I was going to die and my baby was going to die so I just felt that it was very polarizing so because of who I am I was trying to prove my mom wrong and I wanted to just have what the government said about these products. I knew with my business background that every product on the market has to have some kind of legal documentation about the safety or effectiveness of that product. So I ended up finding the inserts. And as this was happening, in parallel to me researching vaccines,

I ended up having my daughter. I declined the hep B vaccine. I declined the eye ointment, but I had a 44-hour labor and it was very traumatic. So I ended up accepting the vitamin K, the synthetic vitamin K injection, because I was told it was just a vitamin K. It was just a vitamin. However, in hindsight, after reading the insert, there are other ingredients, including benzyl alcohol, which now there's an added warning box warning on the vitamin K insert that says it can cause gasping syndrome for infants and can be fatal. Of course, I didn't know this at the time. So my my daughter ended up becoming injured from the synthetic vitamin K. And she had severe jaundice, she was colic, she had liver and gut issues. And

my I felt that the people that I had trusted, the people that I paid a lot of money to provide expert advice on had not properly informed me of the potential known adverse reactions and risks that are on the FDA website that are on manufacturer inserts. So I desperately was trying to find answers. I went to pediatrician after pediatrician and every single time that I brought my daughter in, they were scolding me on not getting vaccines. And so here my daughter had already been injured by a pharmaceutical product. Why would I introduce any more interventions, especially with what I had been researching on vaccine inserts? And so it just didn't make sense sense and it made me dig my heels into the research it made me start trying to find the

answers I don't have a medical background so I was just going straight to the dot gov resources because my thinking was if the government says this about these products if the manufacturer says this about those products then you can't really fight with that that's pretty black and white so I started sharing on my personal Instagram and I got shadow banned and censored. I lost a lot of friends in that process just by sharing.gov information. And that to me was even more of a red flag. Why am I being so ostracized just for asking questions? So I ended up praying, asking God. I remember distinctly, I was on my exercise bike and I had tears in my eyes because I had read story after story of injury, not just from vaccines, but from all pharmaceuticals. And I asked God for guidance. And I said, send me, Lord,

I'm here. I will go. And then over the next few weeks, weeks and months after that, I started getting inspiration to start an account for just the inserts. And that's how it started. I started originally on Instagram, it grew so fast, so quickly. Happiness, we all know what it feels like. But sometimes it doesn't come easy. I'm Garvey Bailey, the host of happy enough, a new podcast from The Globe and Mail about our pursuit of happiness. We know people want to live more fulfilling and positive lives. But how do we actually do that? Is there a happiness code to crack?

From our relationship with technology to whether money can really buy you happiness. We'll hear from both real people and experts to demystify this thing we're all searching for and hopefully find ways to be happy enough. You can find Happy Enough wherever you listen to podcasts. I had over 148,000 followers on Instagram in just a few short months. And then a week before the COVID vaccine was mandated by the Biden administration, I was deleted off of Instagram with no warning. After the fact, Meta told me in their blanket statement that the reason why I had been deleted was because of a.gov

study that I had shared. So, I was deleted off Instagram for sharing.gov information. But you know, it was a blessing because I was pregnant with my second child at that time. And I ended up realizing that I was spending nine hours a day posting and researching and it really wasn't good for my own personal mental health and physical health. So I was off Instagram for about eight months. And then amazingly enough, for some reason, when Elon Musk bought Twitter, I was magically allowed to be back on Instagram that same day with the same username. All of my content had been wiped, but I was allowed to be back on. So I slowly started rebuilding.

And during that eight-month process, I had started focusing on my website, realizing, despite what we're told, the internet isn't forever, and starting to create more solid foundations for my research, saving it on hard drives, things like that. I got back on Instagram, rebuilt my website. And then this year, after having my third child, I realized I needed to put all of this in a book. I needed to have a physical copy of all this research because it's so important for new parents, patients, everyone needs to have informed consent, no matter your educational background, no matter where you come from.

You need to know what manufacturers say about their own from, you need to know what manufacturers say about their own products. You need to know what the government says about their own products or products on the market that they have approved and are regulating. You need to understand all that. And it's really hard. They've made it really complicated to find this information. So my goal is not to replace research, it's to streamline research. So everything that I put out on Instagram website, emails is all cited, you can go find it yourself. And I just took step by step instructions or created step by step instructions on how to find and read manufacturer inserts. And then in addition to that, most people were like,

why do I need to read an insert? And just like your story, you said the inserts are so scary. Why do I need to be reading them? And really the foundational element of all of this is informed consent. We deserve to have all of the information that the government and manufacturers know about this product, at the very least, to make well-considered decisions for ourselves, for our families, and for our communities. And that's really why I continue to go today. I started with my own story, but what continues me to talk and advocate for other people is other people's stories. Even before we hopped on today, I was getting messages from people saying, I was injured by this, I realized I was injured. How can I make more informed decisions in the

future? And that's why I wrote my book. Yeah, we have to do our own research. I mean, the pharmacist isn't going to tell you. The doctor is not going to tell you. As a matter of fact, I remember you talking about COVID and when that came in and when the hammer really dropped on people. I've had that experience as well because I've pushed back against um you know the the vaccines and and pharmaceutical in general but specifically the vaccines but i remember uh one person filming it uh you know had the camera running in their pocket and um uh they were giving out the covid vaccine she said i'd like to see the insert for that and said well i don't know where that is well could you get the pharmacist and tell him to come here so i could see the answer

they got the pharmacist and he says, I can't find it. This is really strange. There's supposed to be an insert for this. And the reason why is because it was probably emergency use authors that authorized. So I had pharmacists messaging me saying there's no insert or if there is an insert, it's a blank page. And so they do. They did have insert like information called a fact sheet but even then it was uh completely bare at the start of it

yeah yeah you know when you look at this stuff especially when you start to try to search it you talked about in your story uh somebody prescribes you something and um i've gotten very careful about that and uh so uh subsequent to my son's injury, we got a prescription for, I don't even remember what it was for. But I'm looking it up, and it was something that was kind of innocuous and everything. But you go to WebMD, and they'll just give you a regurgitation of what the pharmaceutical industry wants. You've got to almost go to, and I'm glad to see that your site is up, because what I would do, I would go to look up the term, and I would go to places where they're talking about it on Reddit or whatever, so that I can see what individuals' experiences have been, because the whole thing has been so covered up.

It's absolutely amazing, isn't it? Yeah. There is a federally funded study that identified only 1% of vaccine adverse reactions, there is a federally funded study that identified only 1% of vaccine adverse reactions. And just a little bit more of that for all pharmaceuticals are reported in the passive surveillance system. And that's FAERS for drugs, the FDA's adverse event reaction system, and then VAERS for vaccines, the vaccine adverse event reaction system. And we probably all know we've heard about VAERS because people were discrediting that after the COVID vaccines, almost as if it was just an office complaint box and that anybody could do a fraudulent report. However, if you go onto the VAERS website, it has a disclaimer that you could be fined and put in jail if you put a fraudulent

report. And the FDA and CDC, HHS,s nih they all speak to the importance of a passive surveillance system so for any medical provider that is discrediting it they're discrediting their own system and i would caution them doing that oh yeah yeah so so when you're dealing with your doctor what kind of things should you say to your doctor in order to, you know, have a relationship with them to question what it is that they're giving to you? Let's start with that with the doctor patient relationship. That's a great question. I love it. So when you go into a doctor, you are seeking a service. They are providing expert advice based on the observations or any diagnostic tests or physical exams that they do in an appointment. So the first thing that you want to make sure when you go to a doctor is that you

understand the diagnosis. About 20% of diagnoses are wrong in the United States. And so you just want to make sure first up right out of the gate that you agree with the diagnosis and that you are sure that the observations that you've communicated to the doctor have been taken into consideration and that any observations that they may have for you or your child you agree with that's the first thing that you need to be aware of and if you don't agree with that that diagnosis you have the right to say okay thank you for your expert advice pay them for their time, and then go somewhere else and get a second opinion and a third opinion and a fourth opinion. There's no

limit on how many opinions you can get. That is the right as an informed consumer that you have when seeking healthcare as a service. So if you do agree with that diagnosis, say you do find a doctor that you agree with, they're going to provide a recommended treatment plan that might include lifestyle changes, nutritional changes, or pharmaceuticals or other kinds of medical product supplements. And each of those categories, you have the right to accept, delay or decline those products in that treatment plan. So if you do accept a product, you are observant of any potential adverse reactions, you communicate any changes to condition to your medical provider. If you decide to delay that product, maybe you want to

gather more information about your condition. Maybe you want to research other alternatives within that pharmaceutical class or supplemental class, or maybe you want to come up with a holistic treatment plan where you have some pharmaceutical, some natural supplements, some lifestyle changes, maybe surgery, things like that. Or maybe you decide to decline that product and you can seek alternatives with that provider or find a new provider. So that's the basic process of informed consent. And all of it is in pursuit of having all the information that you need to make a well considered decision about your health and your child's health. pursuit of having all the information that you need to make a well-considered decision

about your health and your child's health. Yeah, from my personal experience, I had, after a heart attack, I had a doctor who was prescribing some stuff to me that I had some questions about. I think it was statins that he was doing, and I'd known about statins. And so I mentioned some of the things to him about statins, and I don't think I went, oh, you've been talking to Dr. Google, have you? And it's like, well, I guess we don't need to talk anymore actually i have a funny story about that and this it always makes me laugh uh when medical professionals say this because when i was military i remember going to the doctor and telling them my symptoms and they i kid you not swiveled around

in their chair got on their computer and got on Google in front of me, started searching my symptoms to try to find the diagnosis. And I remember that was such an aha moment because I remember thinking, why am I here? The only benefit that you're providing me is access to a pharmaceutical that I cannot get myself. And it started to break down that perception, that preconceived notion that I had that all doctors know everything that they're talking about. They don't all know everything. And I would also say that my community that I have, just the inserts community, is predominantly medical professionals. Many nurses, many doctors, many pharmacists, many surgeons have reached out to me saying, I was never taught this in school. I was never taught how to read and find and interpret manufacturer inserts.

The only time that medical professionals in their professional training that have been exposed to manufacturer inserts are because pharmaceutical employees or representatives have contacted them, presented parts of the inserts to compare advantages to a competitor. Yeah, yeah. And pharmaceutical representatives have confirmed that messaging me as well. Wow. Yeah. And when you look at what the doctors are doing, in most cases, like they'll look on Google themselves of the symptoms, you stop and think about what they have become in terms

of just a service that writes out prescriptions that you're not legally allowed to, things you're not legally allowed to get. Think how easy it's going to be to replace them with chat GPT. It was about eight years ago that a study in South Korea said that by 2030, there was going to be massive unemployment, and one of the highest things that they had there was doctors, about 70% of them. And if you stop and think what it is, typically it's just looking up the symptoms and matching it to whatever the big pharma wants you to buy for that particular drug right now. And so I think that's where this is all headed because they have basically made themselves

largely irrelevant. I actually just, oh, I'm sorry. Sorry, go ahead. I was just going to comment on that. I actually just read an article recently that said um there were several hundred people and i can't remember the institution that did the study i'll have to find it and send it to you but they took responses uh from chat gpt on certain medical conditions and then responses created by medical professionals and they asked these study participants which response response do you like better? And it was overwhelmingly positive towards chat GPT. And it was interesting because they were

saying medical professionals are less likely to be sought because people will go to chat GPT instead, which actually can be quite alarming because chat GPT isn't autonomous. There are parameters that the AI works within. So we do have to be careful of that. But I found that interesting. They will train it. And of course, they spend a lot of time putting biases into the training. And so you can imagine it's going to be a fight from the pharmaceutical companies to

make sure that the bias is toward their particular drug because they do that when they when they run the tests, you've got three pharmaceutical companies, they've all got their own drug for this particular condition. And you'll find that when pharmaceutical company A pays for the test and the study, that they will be found to be the best one. When the other companies do it,

they will pay for the study to find that they are the best one. So it's going to be who gets to put the bias into the chat GPT. The other thing that's concerning about it, of course, is the fact that chat GPT does hallucinate. So it's kind of like going to a doctor who is microdosing on LSD or something. At the same time, you never know what you're going to get. It's like a box of chocolates. Exactly, exactly. Go to chat GPT if you want,

but also read the insert just to confirm everything. And it's interesting you brought up the information from pharmaceuticals because most of the time when I read inserts, I completely scroll past the clinical trial data. You can manipulate all of that data into however you want to. And you can see it when you start to get into the weeds of it.

And I wouldn't recommend anyone first researching pharmaceutical products to go straight to that section because it is very overwhelming. I would recommend going to section 6.2, which is the post-marketing adverse reactions. According to the CDC, the definition of an adverse reaction is an undesirable medical condition caused by a vaccine or pharmaceutical. And that's why I would recommend going to section 6.2, because in 6.1,

you can start to see where some of the, oh, well, these sections of the clinical trial data was exempt from the study because X, Y, and Z. And then you start questioning, well, why was it exempt? Because that obviously would have skewed the results. And so I would recommend people skipping that when they're first starting to research. Yeah. And it changes so rapidly. We look at the fluorochloroquines and they continually tweak the formulation so they can, first of all, renew the patent, but then so that they can also make sure that you don't tie it to these other things that now have a track record that looks pretty bad. So they're constantly adopting a new alias

is the way that I look at it. So how do you keep current with all this stuff? Because they're constantly changing it. I don't, to be honest. I try my best, but there's no way. There's no way I can keep up with it. Even on X, I've tried to follow all of the CDC, FDA, HHS, all these things. And it's always changing.

There are always things that are being added or changed. Even the flu vaccines, those get updated every year. And I've been doing this for four years now. And I've had to update my influenza webpage four times because they change so often and sometimes they have a quad, you know, four, it covers four influenza strains and sometimes it's three influenza strains and now they're talking about the mRNA and now they're talking about combining COVID and RSV and flu and so it's, if you go into it thinking that I'm going to learn everything possibly, human possible, you will

overwhelm yourself, you'll burn yourself out. So my advice is that if you are being recommended a medical product by your medical provider, ask them to write down the trade name of that product, confirm the spelling, and then go to the FDA website, or you can go onto Google, go onto your preferred search engine, type out that trade name with FDA insert after that, and then you'll find the manufacturer insert. And I don't, if anybody's listening and they're frantically trying to jot this all down, I have a free training course on my website that goes step-by-step on how to do this. I also have it in my book, and it'll teach you that no matter what product comes to market, you can research it yourself.

You can find the information that you need to. If the information is available, as we already discussed with EUAs, that information might not be available, which I would argue, why is that product being brought to market? But that's a whole different discussion. Yeah. And today, it is really imperative because we look at simple things, just like antibiotics or whatever. And they're constantly changing them, changing the formulation and making them more concentrated and things like that. So, you know, this isn't your mom or your dad's antibiotic.

This is something that is very different. And because of the rapid change in pharmaceuticals, you really do have to keep track of this. And you really need to take it seriously. These people always dismiss it by, you know, whenever something happens, oh, it's rare, right? That covers everything. And it's like, well, evidently, it's not so rare that it wasn't in the insert. And evidently, you know, even though it might not be a whole lot of people by your account,

and we don't know because they don't necessarily bother to let us know they'll they'll list out a whole bunch of things and and that's the one thing that we need to not fall into i think is that mindset to tell ourselves well yeah it says if i take this antibiotic i could have a stroke but i i've never heard of anybody having a stroke after an antibiotic and yet it happened to my mother uh and so they've got it there for a reason. And we need to be careful about that. What about the health care providers? I mean, talk to us. You said you got a lot of health care providers who go to your website, justtheinserts.com. What is it that you tell them in terms of and tell patients in terms of what the relationship should look like for informed consent? Well, I bravo to all medical providers

who are going outside the traditional training model of what they've been taught in school, what they are taught by professional private memberships such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, ACOG, all these other private entities that receive, they publicly acknowledge they receive funding from pharmaceutical industries. Bravo to the medical provider that is seeking their own information and taking it on themselves to go outside of that training model. I love hearing

that. And there are more and more medical professionals doing that just from the four years that I've been talking about this. So my advice would be that when you are first going to medical school, most medical providers go because they want to help their patients, because they want to heal, because they want to see someone come into their office hurt and in pain and for them to leave to be better. And for them to understand that researching manufacturer inserts, researching potential non-pharmaceutical alternatives helps you do that. That pharmaceutical companies are not the arbiters of science. They are not the only ones that exercise science in pursuit of health and in pursuit of wellness. And I actually have an entire chapter of that in my book. And I cite from.gov resources. I cite from the NIH about chiropractic care, about Ayurvedic care, about traditional Chinese medicine.

There are all these other models of health and healing that are accepted across the United States. And there was a study that was done, and this was about 10 years ago, and I believe it was 30% of Americans have had some kind of experience with unconventional healthcare is what they would call it. And so my advice to anyone researching is, yes, utilize the tools that are available to you, make informed decisions about them by reading the inserts, but also understand that there's not just those tools. There's a whole world of healthcare available to us. And I was actually

able to attend the Senate roundtable discussion with Senator Ron Johnson in DC in person. And Robert Kennedy Jr., at the end of his closing comments, he spoke to the entrepreneurial spirit of Americans and how there are healthcare providers going outside of the insurance models, going outside of traditional healthcare to provide health to patients. They might not be as marketed as well as other professionals, or they might not even have websites, but they're out there. And to start for them to realize that they can take their business and not be so beholden to third-party entities or to insurance companies to accomplish their goal of helping people. Yeah, of course, part of the problem

that we saw, especially through COVID, was anybody who bucked the system and, you know, there's this whole like union or guild or whatever it is, and they'll come back because everything is licensed and tightly controlled like that. We saw so many people get purged out of the system who did want to offer people different alternatives. And of course, what the AMA has been pushing for a very long time after the Rockefellers is a paradigm of disease is something that's got to be killed. Well, unfortunately, sometimes the stuff that you use to kill the disease also kills you.

Sometimes it kills parts of your body. Sometimes it's not just temporary. Sometimes it is permanent. And that's one of the things that's concerning about some of these antibiotics that are out there. It's that model, rather than building up your body and strengthening your immune system, doing things that are going to destroy your immune system or destroy other parts of your body and strengthening your immune system, doing things that are going to destroy your immune system or destroy other parts of your body. That's the key thing. And so it's a very, there are a lot of different paradigms out there. You're right. And it is very important for

people to consider that. And I'm sure you've got some of that on your website as far as informed consent, different alternatives. Yeah. Yes. and I also have resources available in my training course and in my book. Physicians for Informed Consent is another great resource, and they actually just did an article discussing how for the flu vaccine, those that accepted the flu vaccine, the effectiveness overall isn't very good for the flu vaccine. I believe it's around 40%. But there was a study that was done that those that had accepted the flu vaccine were actually at a higher risk of other respiratory illnesses.

And so understanding many of the discussions that are done in a pediatrician's office, in a provider primary care physician's office, the discussion is very siloed. It's very, okay, we're going to discuss flu. And this is how this is the product that you need to get for flu. But they're not realizing what about the whole health? What about the whole body? Is this vaccine potentially going to cause issues elsewhere? Is it going to inhibit an immune response when this patient is exposed to other viruses? Or maybe you're like you discussed, is it going to overtax their liver? And so they might not be able to detox the excipients in this product. Or is it going to kill their gut microbiome? There are so many other things that I believe the medical industry as a whole are not considering. They are just very siloed and

they're very focused on just one topic. And one thing that I've noticed too reading inserts is that there are so many inserts that say that they lower the effectiveness of other products. The great example is typhoid vaccine. And I discuss this in the book. I get asked all the time about people that are traveling internationally about international vaccines. And it says on the CDC website and on the manufacturer insert that the typhoid vaccine is limited. The effectiveness of it is limited when you take anti-malaria drugs. And so if you travel to a place like India, the CDC says, yes, take the typhoid vaccine,

but also take your anti-malaria drugs. And then on the insert, it says the effectiveness of the typhoid vaccine is limited by taking anti-malaria drugs. And so just understanding that when you take a product, it could be limiting the effectiveness of another product or your body's immune response as a whole. Yeah, when we look at drug interactions, that's one of the things that i've i've started to look at um somebody recommends something to me for a blood thinner for example since i have afib uh they wouldn't put me on a blood thinner and as i look at it um and you know i i look at some products or i look at a particular blood thinner and the blood thinner says um uh don't take it with these other things it's like oh okay so then those other things would also thin my blood maybe they're not as dangerous

you know and so you know or vice versa you know you go to the to the natural supplement and and it says you know be careful if you're taking blood thinners because this or whatever it's going to lower your blood pressure it's going to thin your blood some more whatever so i've basically used that to avoid some pharmaceuticals when i look at it but you know part of this you mentioned your story uh your mother doing research and trying to warn you about it and when we have uh friends or we have family and we know something and we see something that is alarming like that we want to grab them by the lapel and say, don't do it like you talked about. You said it was like your mother was like you were standing on the edge of a cliff about to fall off, and that's the way we feel about it. And so we get very compassionate about it. What is the best way to approach other people that you have found?

That's really hard. It's really complicated complicated especially when we have external forces either a government government mandating the product or we have the social and cultural external pushes of the marketing posts of saying get this to protect your grandma or get this to protect community it's it's very hard and i think up front we need to address that because it is a very delicate balance to strike. And I believe it really depends on your personal relationship with that person, understanding their personality, understanding what is going to resonate with them for them to start researching. I'm not the type of person to be told what to do. And so my mother should have known not to go through with that angle. But I understand. I understand now that I've done the

research, why she felt that way, especially because i was in my third trimester i was getting ready to have that that product at my next appointment and so i do understand her sense of urgency you used to never vaccinate pregnant women and then you know they they crossed that uh rubicon and and then through covid and everything they were demanding that pregnant women get vaccinated with this and that. I mean, it really is amazing how this is all set up. And again, going back to the paradigm, it's kind of the sense that if we can kill whatever that thing is that we think ails you, the operation is successful. Maybe the patient dies, but we don't care as long as the operation is successful rather than first do no harm.

They have gotten so far away from that primary directive of first do no harm. It's just got to get rid of whatever that thing is, regardless of what happens to the person's health. And that's a thing that is very concerning. But again, I'm sorry I interrupted. You were talking about how your mother was working with you. I mean, it's a difficult thing to try to, when we see how dangerous this is, to try to get it across to people, isn't it? It is. It is. And so my advice is to approach it in love, but in boldness, and to approach it in the sense of having all of the information cited. I actually have an entire chapter on this and I do talk about it in my training course as well, that we have to first

automatically assume that the person has good intentions for themselves and their families. I think when we go into it thinking nefarious, especially for friends and family, that can put you off on the wrong foot right out of the gate. And so to go into it, that they are just trying to do the best decision with the information they have, and that you are tasked with the opportunity to provide more accurate information and to guide them in their path of research. And you're going to get much further in a place of love than in a place of hostility. And so I provide just different resources for people to do that and to be able to not be so aggressive. And some advice that I give to as well is that if you do go into a provider and you like this provider, but they're

forcing you to accept a certain product to only bring.gov information. If you go into a medical provider's office with a.gov or a.com research resource like myself, like Just The Inserts, like if you say, I got this from justtheinserts.com, they have been trained to discredit anything else that comes out of your mouth. So it's really important for you to go in with the.gov information, have the manufacturer inserts printed out, highlight them for the parts that you want to discuss with them. Maybe even write the URL in the bottom of the web page if it isn't there for you to have productive conversations with them. Some family members are the same way. That's how I was having circular conversations, debates, arguments with my loved one. And they

just said, well, I want to hear only from.gov information. And they happened to find my account. And that's how they were able to have productive conversations. Some people also don't learn by reading. They are more visual or they're more auditory. So maybe you need to find a documentary. Maybe you need to find a podcast that might present the information in a different way. And that might be helpful for them to learn. One thing I did want to touch on when you were talking about pregnant women. Another reason why I was deleted is because I had done a post about ACOG pushing the COVID vaccines onto pregnant women. And I was getting so many messages of pregnant women skipping prenatal

appointments or having anxiety attacks about going to a prenatal appointment because their provider was pushing the COVID vaccine so hard. And I was pregnant at the time. So this just struck a nerve with me. I was on pregnancy apps sharing information because women were asking, should I get it? Should I not get it? I don't know. My intuition is telling me no, but I don't have much information. And so I was sharing.gov information and almost every single comment that I made was flagged and deleted by the app. And so it's hard. It's so hard because

you want to get so mad and so angry and believe me i have every right to be mad and angry and aggressive but that that's when the holy spirit kind of takes over and reminds me that if you go in it too hard too fast i have to remember that i have researched fact a to fact b to fact c all the way to fact z and if you go in with fact p or somewhere else that might put someone in the defense and it might put them in a unhealthy way of responding to the information that you're presenting to them so it is hard it is it's very hard and you really have to have it's a little bit of an art uh trying to prevent the information to them well i like what you had to say about dot gov

because you know one of the reasons i look at it it's like you know why why do we have these arguments and fights well many of us will look at this and we've done research and we'll talk to somebody and they'll say yeah but this authority figure says this and it's like don't talk to me about authority figures do your own research you know yeah exactly but it's like you know i just have this knee-jerk reaction it's like why are you listening to these authorities they lie about everything and as you're pointing out you know we're at point z because we've been seeing the authorities lying to us about everything, but they haven't noticed that. And so we jump into this conversation way down at a different place than where they are, number one. Number two, we get upset because

they're so focused on authority figures. And I think your approach of saying, well, if we go with.gov information, we're fighting authority with authority. And I think your approach of saying, well, if we go with.gov information, we're fighting authority with authority. And I think that's a brilliant strategy. I think that's really great. And it's also when we look at social media and the censorship that has been there, and I've experienced a great deal of it myself. When we look at that, we've got to get away from the social media walled garden that is there. And so people go to a particular website. They go to your website or they go to mine or whatever.

They go to a book. You know, that's the way to get outside of the system where we're all becoming trapped into focusing so much on social media. And it's only going to get a lot worse. I mean, we've got Facebook is out there talking about how they're going to create AI friends for you to talk to. And it's like, what kind of a crazy world is this? I mean, this is like the worst dystopian ideas of Yuval Harari out there talking about creating

AI friends to talk to you because you don't have any real friends of your own. It's going to be this massive web of deception and of control and of surveillance. And so we need to start going to directly to websites. Yours is just the inserts.com going to a book. What is the name of your book, by the way, we didn't talk. It's called well considered a handbook for making informed medical decisions. I made it very small on purpose. I have all the information you need, everything that I wish I would have known when I first started researching. And it's also sourced from.gov information. And one of the chapters that I have in here, I actually go into

the potential financial conflicts of interest at the federal level and at the physician level. And I think that's important for patients and parents to understand as well, that when they walk into an office, they aren't just walking into a philanthropic environment where this provider is providing charity to you. It's a sales funnel. And having a business background, it's important to understand what you are walking into. So when you are, if your provider is becoming emotional about your personal medical decision, you could understand that there's a bias there and there's a potential financial conflict of interest. I get messages from people that are so worried about upsetting their providers and they don't realize that it's not them. It's not you.

It's them. It's not something that you need to take personally. If your provider is getting upset, they are now entering a medical coercion, medical bullying, and that's not your fault. That's their fault. And you need to safely remove yourself from that relationship and find a better, more qualified provider. I agree. And a big part of this is that, you know, we have these campaigns by the media, or even if we get information from a health service provider, is to avoid the fear.

You know, fear is a thing that allows them to do whatever they wish to us. If we get afraid enough of whatever this is, regardless of what we have seen happen to other people, regardless of what we've experienced in our own life, if they can build the fear of the condition, let's call it, the disease or whatever it is, if they can build that fear up, they can sell us anything. And people will continue to take it no matter, even if you have bad, you know, adverse reactions to it, keep taking it because you're so afraid of the disease. That's the key. Right. It's comparative safety. And it's one thing that I've noticed continually reading .gov information is almost all of these medical products are the safety and effectiveness of them are deemed in comparison to potential complications to a disease or an illness. And that's not right. We need to be assessing them based on their own

safety, their own effectiveness, not comparing it to anything else, because you can make anything seem safe if you compare it to something that is more dangerous. And I talk about in the book how dangerous that comparison is and how unscientific it is because of what we know from the government funded study about adverse reactions, how only 1% a disease are out there. Polio, flu, chickenpox, shingles, there are vaccine strains that the CDC is tracking. So when we talk about disease rates, measles outbreaks, was it from the vaccine or was it from a wild strain? I think that's very important for consumers to be aware of as well. Oh, yeah. When we look at what is going on, for instance, in Gaza, they said, well, we tested the sewage and we found this polio out there. Well, it's polio from the vaccine.

We've seen situations. I remember when they freaked out, they had four patients who got measles. And of course, I'm old enough. We didn't even have any measles vaccines and everybody got measles. I never heard of any serious reactions to anybody. Parents didn't or they wouldn't have been having measles parties to make sure they get this over and done with. I had rubella as a baby. Yeah, there you go. And so, we had all these childhood diseases and it's easier to cope with them at childhood. And it was something that was, in fact, very rare. But I remember a New York case where they had four measles cases and everybody had been vaccinated at least twice some of them more than that for that so it very well could have been the vaccine itself that they were giving them we never know about this

type of thing talk to us a little bit about as a parent what you do for your children well the first thing if i'm worried about a disease because of the hype that is done either by public health campaigns or influencers or anything that are talking about a disease. RSV recently has been discussed a lot. And now the bird flu is I've just on my personal Instagram, I saw three influencers start talking about the bird flu. And so if you are exposed to something like that, as a parent, naturally, you're going to worry about it. I think as a parent, that's normal. And that's valid. And that's okay. So for me, what I do is I research the disease, I understand what are the early symptoms of this disease? What is the transmission? How does it transmit? Is it from fecal matter? Is it from oral droplets? Is it from a blood

exposure, you know, exposure to somebody's blood, I want to understand how this disease or virus or condition or something, how does it spread? And then I want to know what are the potential complications of it? Once you understand the mechanism of action and how the disease presents in the body, then you can understand, okay, what are things that I can do to prevent this? If this disease is spread by somebody going to the bathroom, being exposed to fecal matter, not washing their hands like the polio virus, then I'm going to make sure every single time I'm in a public restroom to wash my hands and not excessively touch everything in the bathroom. My children have been trained from the get-go not to touch any mucous membranes. They don't touch their mouth. They don't touch their nose.

They don't touch their eyes. They don't touch their ears when they're in public. As soon as we get home, we wash our hands 20 seconds, cover everything. They know that. And that's, that is a tool that can be used in disease prevention. I also make sure that their immune systems are constantly being supported. We ensure that the quality of food that we have is nourishing their body. I'm a firm believer that every product you put in and on your body can either help or hinder your health. And that includes food. And so we prioritize quality food. We prioritize sleep in our household.

There are hundreds of thousands to millions of research and data on the quality of sleep that you have can determine your immune responses, your immune support, your support system. If we know that we are potentially going to be around someone that was recently vaccinated, we make sure that we have some tinctures that we take to support our liver, to support our detox systems. So that if there is a shedding event or one of the things that I discuss are breakthrough infections, and this is heavily discussed by the CDC and FDA, especially for the COVID vaccines, they are tracking breakthrough infections. So when somebody is up to date on

their COVID vaccine, according to the CDC, they can still have COVID and transmit it to other people, but they don't have symptoms. It's asymptomatic. So in my opinion, they're actually more dangerous because the symptoms aren't alerting them to stay home and they are exposing themselves to everybody else. And there's no symptoms that could potentially keep them from spreading it to other people. So knowing all of this, I could be in, as a parent, a state of fear constantly. And I will admit that there are times where I do fall into that camp of just being constantly afraid of everything coming after my child. But then that stress and fear itself will lower my immune response and also pass that stress onto my children. So instead, I have adopted the strategy of what can we do to support our bodies. So no

matter what we're exposed to, either in the sky or pollution or toxins in our environment, we are prepared and we are supporting our body as much as possible. I agree. And it all goes back to, you know, do we have, do we agree with their diagnosis? You know,

when you look at the bird flu stuff, oh, look at how many people have gotten it. And they got pink eye. And so you talk about, you know, not touching your eyes when you're out in public and everything. What about when you're working with bovine fecal matter?

Because, you know, that is what we're seeing over and over again. These people got pink eye. Well, how often do they get pink eye normally if they're not washing their hands? I actually just did a bird flu post last night because I was just so heated by these influencers saying, make sure you get your H5N1 vaccine. And like, that's not even commercially available yet. And they're already trying to push this. The only vaccines available are stockpiled by the CDC. But in the CDC guidance that I pulled, it said that the people that had been exposed to bird flu and had contracted the disease, they had prolonged exposure to

dead birds or bovine fecal matter without any PPE. Yeah, exactly. Who knows what they could have been sick with? And they get pinkeye and they don't have any respiratory issues, no fever, any of that kind of stuff. It's like, don't call it bird flu. Maybe call it bird's eye or something like that. But yeah, there's a lot of heavy, heavy disinformation out there.

And it's all about a campaign of fear. Leanna Wynn is out there pushing this bird flu vaccine, and it's got a very, very dangerous profile. So people need to be very, very concerned about it. I've got a couple of comments here. Dougalug says, after my heart surgery, I quit all the prescribed meds within four months doc says i prescribed those for a reason but he said no more it's like well okay we don't necessarily agree with your reason and and of course we're always looking to see what um what the uh issues are with it uh guard goldsmith says i was gonna ask if she took donations so i look for a, see about the training program. Those sound valuable.

If I, and if I can afford both, I'd love to study based on her program. And again, you can find that at informed consent.com. Um, and it's just the inserts.com. I'm sorry. Yeah. Just the inserts.com. And the training course is free. It's always going to be free on my website.

No email required to access. Good, good. I was thinking about guard again um he might be interested in talking to you as well on his program uh he has liberty conspiracy jason barker has another program he says the bottom line is that since naturally occurring molecules can't be patented they produce synthetic patentable drugs that try to do the same thing that many natural things can treat. And Handy, who is an ER professional in Atlanta, says, even now I work with people who don't have a clue that VAERS even exists.

They know playoff standings by heart, though. And that's a failure of education for our health care providers. Most of the time when the health healthcare provider is researching a manufacturer insert is because they themselves are liable or they become parents. That is one of the top reasons that medical professionals have told me that they've read inserts. And that is a problem. Wow.

Wow. That is amazing. Yeah. The stuff that's in there is in there for a reason. And if it looks scary, you should be afraid of that. They only want you afraid of the condition that you you're looking at and so that that's an important thing uh just the inserts and it is very important that when we have informed consent it begins with information you can find a lot of information at just the inserts thank you so much

alexander for joining us always great talking to you you and talking to people who have looked at what is happening with all of this stuff. And I think it is very important for us to understand not only for ourselves, but how can we have meaningful conversations with other people and to meet them where they are. And as I said, I think your idea of fighting this authority figures with authorityfiguresof.gov. I think that is one of the best ideas. And of course, people can find a lot of that information at justtheinserts.com. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having me. Thank you. Hello, it's me, Volodymyr Zelensky. I'm so tired of wearing these same t-shirts everywhere for years. You'd think with all the billions I've

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