The Highwire with Del Bigtree - Episode 374: PERILOUS PROTOCOLS

Episode Date: May 31, 2024

‘Protocol 7’ Director and Lead Actress Talk Coming Release; Jefferey Jaxen Reports on the perils of microplastics, the NIH FOIA Scandal, and The Digital ID Debate heats up in Australia; Can two simple supplements slow or even stop Alzheimer’s?Guests: Andrew Wakefield, Emmy Robbin, Dr. Michael NehlsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

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Yeah. Action. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are out there in the world, it's time to step out onto the high wire. Well, we have, you know, over the last month or so, been watching this entire conversations around vaccines, especially COVID-vaccines. safety, lab leaks, all of it crumbling down in Washington, D.C., where hearings are taking place, and finally, for the first time ever, the right questions are being asked. But one of the biggest questions we get here on the high wire from all of you that have just joined us because of COVID, your friends said, hey, man, you should check out this

show because they're saying something completely different than what you're hearing in mainstream news. And then as the years went along, you've realized that we had it right. and they either just didn't get it, got it wrong, or maybe for some reason they were working for their corporate sponsors, which I guess is what they do. But your question that's coming from COVID is, well, what about all the other vaccines, right?

I mean, I watched the COVID vaccine getting rushed, but certainly good science is behind all the other vaccines. We have delved into much of that, but there's a really incredible story of a, cover up that took place involving the MMR vaccine and more specifically the mumps, the mumps part of measles mumps and Rubella vaccine. Well, now there's a major motion picture. That's right. Not only are we watching Washington, D.C. wake up. We have a film that is about to hit the ground everywhere talking about this incredible story. It's just one, but it's really impactful. It's called

Protocol 7 He was an orphan of conflict in Africa He was smart and bright And then we got him home and he crashed right in front of us Apparently we're in the midst of a month's outbreak Another? Some people Some very important people are saying our vaccine does not work

You're gonna want to read this We have a U.S. monopoly and a major share of the world market for NMR and we own the only one that works. Except that it does not. We all sign contracts, Chad. Company interests, above all others. Make it work.

They fake the data. It's all there. They cheated on every level. You said you're a lawyer. Family law. And you want to understand why? Let me see it. They couldn't get the result they wanted.

So they re-engineered it. That objective to improve the vaccine but find something that gets the result they want. Fix it, gentlemen. 96%. The vaccine fails. We're all out of a job. It has failed.

You need to get what's going on here. Is he in danger? Internal memos were released. Quote, we may have to seek them out and destroy them where they live. Chilly knows. And yes, he is in danger. What about he shall? Your son and every other son and daughter depends on whether or not you choose to live by their rules.

Incineration. Immediately. Can we trust him to keep it together? Were you aware? Some tests included the weakened strain, I believe. And did you approve? I guess so. Were you aware of the lab's failure to demonstrate efficacy of the mumps vaccine?

A level required by the FDA? No, to respond to the FDA's concerns. And leave a dangerous vaccine on the market. Dangerous? Objection. Strongly recommended booster shots. Of course you did. What have they got? It's right. Nothing is what they got.

Would you please identify this document for us? Please identify Exhibit 2 for me. They've got stuff. No, wait, wait! Exhibit 3, please. This is a confidential document. Objection. These were shredded. It's a protocol.

They've got the sheets. They've got the evidence. I was told they didn't have. No one will ever believe them again. Well, the film is called Protocol 7 in theaters May 31st, right around the corner. And it's my honor and pleasure to be joined by the co-writer and director, Dr. Andrew Wakefield. And one of the cast members, Emmy Robin. Thanks for having. for joining us today.

Oh, all right. Andy, this is really sort of a culmination of a dream, which is you made documentaries before I connected with you and then we worked on Vax, but you were always, you were working on this script. You really wanted to get into narrative film, and you've done it, and it's fantastic. I just want to be the first one to say,

I was really, really psyched when I got through it and just said, Oh my god, I could tell Andy, I love it. It's really awesome. That means a great deal coming from you, Dale. Great deal. Yeah, so, you know, the process going through it, it looks beautiful. What was different, would you say, from moving out of documentary filmmaking into feature filmmaking?

The time constraint. You know, you're shooting for six weeks, you've got to get it done, you've got a limited budget. People have got other jobs to go to. The crew have got another job. The cast have got another job. job. You've got to get it done during that period. The idiosyncrasy of this, we were right in the middle of COVID at the time. So, you know, Union films were threatened with being shut down and people were being tested and vaccinated all over the place. And do we go down that route or not?

That was an easy one. Thank God. You get that. And naturally, in the filmmaking, it was terrifying. You know, you're directing for the first time and you rely. It's such a collaborative, wonderful. But it's terrifying. You look like you know what you're doing. I've loved it. Over the years, I studied directing.

I learned the key is preparation. 90% preparation. Because when you go on set, people say, this guy knows what he's doing. You've no idea what you're doing. But you've prepared. You know, you know the shots you want, you know where you want your actors,

you know what you want them to say. And you say to them, come to the set knowing your lines. That's all I'm asking of you. I know, I've watched your, you know, the reel you sent in, the tape, you said it. I know you can do it. Yeah. Just know your lines and they were fantastic.

It was a joy. And the key to making that happen were the two producers who were outstanding, Joy Vesakka and Brian Wendell. So it was enormous fun. It was terrifying throughout. I was greatly relieved when it was over and it was a joy and I want to do it all over again. So give us the insight scoop. What was it like to be an actor working for former doctor now,

film director, what's their experience? Well, I mean, as an actress, you know, I've been on big sets of big directors and Andy is the best director. He is so good. He's, it's, you're natural at it. He really is. He knew how to give motivation. He knew how to take these actors who, I mean, me specifically, I was playing a scientist.

I'm not a scientist for sure. You know, I'm saying this dialogue, I'm, you know, I have to be in this mode and he just tad away before each scene with the actors to really get you in that moment. And not a lot of directors will take that time out to do that. You know, the actors do their prep that they do before they come on. But he really had a vision for this film, and he was very, very involved in that way as a director. He really wanted it to come across, you know, the way he envisioned it. And through, you know, just before each take, before, you know, he would get the crew together, get the actor, you know, why are we doing this?

Why, you know, what is this scene? What does it mean? You know, and it's just, it's really incredible as an actor to experience a director that's really that passionate about doing what they do. You made my job easy, anything. You're so good. Who knew? Doctor to director.

He's amazing. How much of this story, because watching it, because you've told me, you know, I don't really want, I want people to see it, but ultimately the mumps part of this vaccine started failing. You and I, it was right while Vax was coming out, we started seeing mumps outbreaks, all, over the country in fully vaccinated communities. So they realized that this, you know, vaccine had been failing. That's at the heart of the story. How much of it is based on, you know, fat, like you had the story. How much is fictionalized? Did you change characters' names? Were they really

the names of the scientists? Like, how did you make those types of decisions? Well, Merck was Merck. Yeah. The scientists were representations of characters who were true life characters. and who either participated in the fraud or the alleged fraud or were those who exposed it. And be clear, you say alleged because usually we watch a film that's after this case is all over. They're still in the middle of this case. Is that right? We are in the middle of this case. What makes this really unusual is that we are in the heat of battle at the moment, that most of these, as you say, most of these things, the film has made years down the line where everything else has been resolved and the book's been written and the script's written and the film is made.

This is right in the heat of battle. It's in the Court of Appeals at the moment. So it was a risk, but it was, this was a court case that had been going on for years. People were still being exposed. Children were still being exposed to this defective vaccine. It should have been pulled off the market. They should have been told, but they weren't. And so I felt a moral and professional obligation to step in and say, enough is enough.

Okay, now is the time that this story gets told and that's it. You know, if they come after us, they come after us. That's not the issue. The issue is that people need to know what is really going on. Did you realize when you were taking this film, unlike other films, there's going to be massive controversy around it? I mean, I mean, I suppose it has the ability to be a career killer. Did he sit everyone down and said, by the way, you know, one of the characters in the movie says,

if you give yourself a lifeline, you'll take it? I mean, did you get that talk? I mean, I can't speak for the other actors. the film but you know when 2020 hit and I started getting auditions that asked me to slate my vaccine status just to audition slated slated wow hi my name's emmy robin and i'm unvaccinated like i just it was such a wow i just felt sick i felt gross i said i don't want to be a part of this industry anymore so i kind of just took acting and was like you know and i'm so grateful for that because it really threw me you're also a doula correct so you're

me into my my passion and my passion is protecting babies and mothers and you know it coincides with this film so beautifully but i've been very outspoken i am somebody who lives in no fear and um and so yeah i wasn't going to get vaccinated just to be in a movie and so when the script came across my desk i was like oh i got to be in this film because i have i have loved andy for 20 years i have I have known of his work. I mean, my children, like I said, he's my hero because my children are unvaccinated and they are so smart and they are so advanced

and I really, really, I'm just so grateful that I was able to make an empowered decision because of his work and him being so outspoken and I only aspire to be like that. But yeah, as an actress, this was such a gift for me, but also in my personal life, it's one of those films that like, I couldn't have asked for a cooler project,

to be a part of because it really does mean something to me personally. As actors were usually portraying something that we might not believe in personally, but this was like, this hit home for me and I loved it. You had some, you know, I mean, first of all, the acting is really stellar all throughout. You had Eric Roberts, the big name. Is it more intimidated to work with someone with a name like that versus, you know. I called him. I called everybody all the actors before they came and I and he was the one that I thought this guy knows movies okay he's been making hundreds of movies I think when he came on our set he disappeared for one week somewhere else in Texas made two movies in that time came back and carried on the guy is incredible he's a machine

and I just thought how am I going to deal with this guy he's you know I hear as a fledgling director and he's just going to rip me and anyway he was absolutely wonderful we go on famously so Yeah, Matthew Mardson. I mean, he was very outspoken during that time. And, you know, I love that he got the opportunity to play the character he did. He's such a really cool guy off camera as well. So speaking the truth and freedom fighter. Rachel was another one, isn't she? She was about to give up acting.

You know, she was living in Louisiana, the same stories, the same being shunned from the profession. She was going to give up. Thank heavens she didn't because she was like a promise. He's incredible. You got to work with arguably maybe top 10, top five writers in Hollywood, Terry Rossio, Shrek, Pirates of the Caribbean. I mean, he is in that category of the untouchables, really. He was there when we made Vax.

Some of the best notes I've ever had, my life. It was great one. They were wonderful. I learned so much from him. What was it like to work with him as a co-write, like to be writing with each other? I mean, that must have just been a spectacular. It's a joy. It's a master class.

Every time you sit down with Terry, it's a master class. And he's exquisitely analytical. He'll, you know, why are we doing this? And let's just back up and move into this. And what are we trying to achieve here? And everything is so well thought through. There is a reason. Everything that he does drives the script, moves the story forward.

Nothing's wasted. And so even though this film was slightly out of his genre, it was just wonderful having him there. You could feel, I mean, you could feel just the care with it, but it was, it was almost like a metronome, the way you established like the beat coming out, what's happening next, that's very difficult to achieve, I would say in a first film out, I would think, and, you know, obviously your talent, all those around you, it really is a tour of force. I think it's going to be a huge hit and it's going to be really cool to see

You know, there's all these documentaries. We've all made documentaries around this subject, but it's really going to be one of the first narrative films to take on this issue and, you know, just see how people respond to it? I'm really looking forward to it. So how are people going to see the movie? Okay, we have the people's premiere through Gather,

so this is theatrical on demand. Okay. So people go to Gather.com, can they find it, and then maybe promote it. They can go to our website, which is Protocol 7, number 7.m.movie. They go there and it says... You scroll down as a screening.

Host a screening and you go through the process. Then we have the New York premiere. Okay, me 31st. Then we have an L.A. premiere the Friday after that and then it continues to play throughout the Lemley theaters in South California. And then it goes out on general theatrical release. Wow. Was that hard?

Was it hard to get theatrical release? It's not been my burden. It's not been something I've had to worry about. Wow, the blessing. It was such a burden on that. God. You can just hand it off. And we've got a great distributor and we'll be in Canada and across North America very soon.

So exciting times. Very, very exciting. Well, I want to thank you for coming in, giving us a chance to talk about it. I really look forward to sitting with an audience. I got to see it. It really is spectacular. Congratulations. Thank you very much.

Thanks for having that. All right. Thank you. Thank you so much. Well, we have a huge show coming up. You know, one of the authors of the indoctrinated brain reached out to me, he said, you know, I really love talking about all that. But did you know that there's, you know, really almost like a miracle cure for Alzheimer's?

And it does a bunch of other things. Have you ever thought of like microdosing lithium? You're going to have to stick around to just be involved in one of the most fascinating discussions I can imagine having it. But first, it's time for the Jackson Report. Hey, Jeffrey. It's wild getting to talk to Andy Wakefield and just think, you know, what a wild trip this has been for me,

getting involved with VACS, with him, and how far we've come. Hearing is going on now in Washington, D.C., about vaccines, about COVID, just an amazing period of time we're living in right now. And, yeah, and the activation from people is an all-time high. In fact, I'm happy to report that the WHO pandemic, Treaty has failed. So the negotiations on this treaty have failed. They're hoping to have a final

draft at this yearly meeting of health ministers happening in Geneva. That did not happen. Let's look at some of the headlines here. This is after years of negotiation, we reported on this for several years as well. WHO pandemic talks and without a deal. Governments to decide next steps. Here's New York Times. Countries fail to agree on treaty to prepare the world for the next pandemic. And it says here negotiators plan to ask more time among the sticking points are equitable access to vaccines and financing to set up surveillance systems regardless of how the media sends it. Set up the surveillance systems, by the way, they claim they had before they rushed the COVID vaccine onto the world, something that we've pointed out. And I'll tell you, Jeffrey,

I mean, though I want to celebrate that this is great news, I do not trust the WHO farther than I can lift that empire myself and throw it. They know we're coming, man. They know we're coming. to Geneva. They don't want anyone to show up. They don't want a giant scene. So, hey, everybody, go home, stay home. We're not doing this thing. So no matter the case, I cannot wait to go there because either we're going to do the victory lap of all victory laps and dance around and pride at what we've achieved here. We will also make sure that they never, ever decide to do something like this again. Of course, I'm talking about the We Are Change, the Change rally, and March, I'm going to be there. Just so many incredible people

are going to be there. I'm looking forward to it. But I'll tell you, they may say it's over, but you know those backroom deals never end. We are going to go and make sure they never forget when the people stood up. But it's great news. It's great news. I just want to take it with just a spoonful of sugar right now and make sure that we're thinking clearly that this isn't some sort of trick. Well, there's a lot of other people that don't trust that this may be the end. One of those is the state of Louisiana here in the United States. They're the first state to pass a bill. This is SB133. If we look at this bill and look at the words, this is now law in the state of Louisiana. It says the World Health Organization, United Nations, and the World

Economic Forum shall have no jurisdiction or power within the state of Louisiana, no rural regulation, fee tax, policy or mandate of any kind from those organizations shall be enforced or implemented by the state of Louisiana or any agency. So it goes on to say that. Now, there's a lot of other states that have similar bills in the works. We have one in Ohio, Oklahoma, and other bills. So if you're in those states and you really want this in your state, please pay attention, call your legislators. And so that's what's going on in the front of the WHO.

A lot of people are still tracking this international health regulations are still in the works. But the pandemic treaty, as it stands right now, it has failed to reach an agreement. Fantastic. Yeah, but I mean, look, I'm glad Louisiana's not taking its eye off the ball. Nobody should. Just because we get through these little difficulties, these little pandemics they throw at us, doesn't mean that these globalists are going to give up trying to take over the world, trying to imprison Americans, trying to get rid of freedom of speech and, you know, freedom to bear arms.

I mean, you name it, they don't like our freedoms. They're coming after them. So let's not take our eye off the prize, but it's a great development. And that's something we're not doing with this next story as well. So last week, we reported on what we called really one of the greatest health scandals from the United States government of our time. And what we're talking about is the National Institutes of Health and the emails over 150 of them that were published by the Select Subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic from Dr. David Morin's. Basically, it was showing a whole list of things that they were doing using private Gmail accounts so they can avoid FOIA, deleting evidence. And this is still ongoing now. So this week, it's still unraveling. We're still in the middle of this conversation. So this is one of the tweets from the select subcommittee. It says this. Did NIH's FOIA lady teach Dr. Fauci's team how to hide COVID information? New evidence shows that NIH officials open an encrypted proton mail account misspelled keywords, forwarded confidential materials to Gmail. And we can go into the letter that was sent to the director of the NIH from the house oversight. And it,

It says this, which is echoing what we were talking about last week. It says this evidence taken together suggests a conspiracy at the highest levels of NIH and NIAID to avoid public transparency regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. A pandemic that took the lives of more than one million Americans. If what appears in these documents is true, this is an apparent attack on public trust and must be met with swift enforcement and consequences for those involved. And so let's go into this letter. By the way, it's a great time to be a conspiracy theorist because,

What we're talking about is conspiracy. You have in those emails, we looked at last week, this moron working for Tony Fauci sending emails, hey, let's all switch over to Gmail. That way they can't FOIA. And I've learned from the FOIA lady who runs FOIA but hates FOIA how we trick the whole system and erase anything we've talked about after it's been FOIA, but before they ever see it. I mean, it's idiots like this that you always know exist. And by the way, it's these useful idiots you need to try and, you know, to pull off a

Conspiracy against humanity, it's just like arresting the mob. Eventually, someone that's cooking the books, someone that's got the numbers, is flapping their lips, and here we are. But you're right, it is a conspiracy amongst a small group of people to lie to this nation and ultimately the world. So I love seeing that in a document since we're told it's a bad word. Right, yeah. I mean, literally the people that were using the word conspiracy the most to label their detractors. are the ones that committing a textbook textbook definition of conspiracy. So let's go into this letter.

So there's evidence presented here. So remember Christian Anderson, he was part of those emails. He was part of the nature email about the natural origins of the COVID saying basically it was not something that was lab made. This was something that was natural. Well, he's in these emails here. And if you look at the subject line of these emails, you see his name in here and it says, Anderson.

But if you look real close, the S is a dollar sign. And what does that mean? So people looking at this may go, who cares? Well, if I'm somebody or somebody out there is foying these emails, they'll say, I want all emails that are discussing Christian Anderson, all emails with the subject matter of Christian Anderson. Well, these will not come up in FOIA. So this is what they're saying by purposely misspelling emails to avoid this FOIA.

They're using code. Using code, absolutely. And so now we have NIH's FOIA lady. This is Margaret Moore. Here's the headline here. She's now a person of interest. House GOP investigation, investigates NIH FOIA officer in COVID-19, cover up inquiry.

And then next week, Monday, June 3rd, 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Set your clocks less than one week until Dr. Fauci's first public hearing since retired from federal service. This is what we're looking at. He will be appearing not behind closed doors in a transcribed testimony. This is going to be with cameras rolling for all to see. This is this Monday. So this is going to be a big day because with all this evidence coming out, at the very least, we're going to get some sound bites. Hopefully we can get some

greater accountability. Well, it'll be amazing to figure out, you know, to see what the master of the word salad has to say now that the NIH is now saying it was gain of function. So he was lying there. I mean, this thing is a mess. He's got his own moron assistant, you know, putting out emails saying Fauci and, you know, Francis are in on this. We're all conspired. We're working together, we're using Gmail, we're beating the system, we're bucking the system. But by the way, I mean, we said it, right? We've said it, especially these last couple weeks. Now that this ship is going down, the rats are jumping, they're turning on each other.

And just think about what we're talking about. These are not mobsters, right? These are pencil pushing, you know, people in back, dark rooms that deal with FOIA requests that quietly just say, well, if you want to just cheat it, do this. You put the spotlight and indictment upon people like that. she is going to sing like a bird. Oh, use a dollar sign on Anderson. We use an exclamation point and so and so.

You really want to find this? This is how we hit it. She is going to reveal it all. I guarantee you. This thing is coming crashing down. It is really exciting to be in this moment now since we predicted we would be here. I want to talk about something that was popularized during the COVID response, the pandemic response.

And that was digital IDs and this growing influence to get everything digitized. of our information, everything like that. And the first time we really saw this on scale was during the COVID pandemic for the vaccine passports. And if you remember, these were just foisted upon humanity without really any conversation. It's just, and this was the headlines. If people remember, I know why they were justifying it. Vaccine passports are the only way we can return to normality.

So I guess we have to have them everywhere to get to just move and conduct businesses. How did we get to normality without it? Right? I love how these things. age, right? Amazing. It's the only way. Right. I guess we figured out another way. With the vaccine that didn't stop transmission. Right. Right. And so, you know, pretty quickly, though, a lot of states here in the U.S., they started to push back. They actually had laws, and this was a tracking system by U.S. news. And you can see here that the headline, these states have banned vaccine passport. Several states have now enacted laws that ban certain

requirements such as so-called vaccine passports. COVID pandemic's over. This, this you know, obviously looking back was kind of a bad idea because a lot of people didn't like this. Again, it hurt businesses. But in Australia, they're going full steam ahead with this idea of digital IDs. In fact, they just passed this through their parliament. It's waiting to be signed. And this is Katie Gallagher. She's a senator and a minister of finance there. And she took to the news recently to kind of sell this idea to the public. Take a listen. This sets up a way to have a digital ID that works across the economy. It's regulated. People who participate are accredited and we have it enshrined in legislation. So those important privacy

protections are enshrined in legislation as is the fact that it's voluntary and that government services need to continue to be provided in a range of ways so that people who don't want a digital ID don't have to have one. The idea behind having it economy wide is that it's not only voluntary, but it's a secure way and a reduced way of providing a lot of documentation to a range of different businesses or governments. Okay, and you're guaranteeing that it's not going to be compulsory. You've used the word voluntary a few times there. Yeah, because I know there's a lot of myths out there about the digital ID that it's, you know, that it's somehow government tracking you or holding all this information about you. And it's none of those things and that the information

you provide can't be used for any other purpose. So I am really trying to say to people, If you don't want it, don't have one. If you do want it, and increasingly people are, we've got 10.5 million people with a mygov ID in place already. You know, it's there and it's safe. And we will review it over time as well to make sure that we are ensuring that people's trust is maintained. If you don't want it, you know, don't have one. If you do want it, could you get the phone numbers and addresses the people that didn't want it?

You just know where this is going. anyone just like, okay, government's not going to let track the information. Wow. Australia, I'm sorry. I'm sorry that, you know, your politicians think you're that stupid, unbelievable. I remember hearing this pitch. Conspiracy theorists think that the government's going to mandate a COVID vaccine during the pandemic. So this is not something that people are forgetting, but here Gallagher is saying that, you know, there's some, there's a myth. that government's going to hold all your ID. Well, let's go to the Australian government's own website and where they have basically a press release about this, digital ID passes Parliament.

Let's read it. It says this provides certainty for the expansion of the Australian government digital ID system and for providers and services to apply to join the government's system. Right. Well, there you go. It's the government. So it sounds like they may be holding some of the info, an economy-wide digital ID system will provide many benefits to Australians by improving privacy and security when interacting online. everybody in Australia is excited about this. Here is Senator Ralph Abbott saying something a little different. Take a listen.

Governments around the world have been relentless in their push for digital currency and digital ID. Now, I have continually warned here in this place that this is a recipe for disaster. What happens when your data is hacked? What happens when the government blocks your access to money or services as punishment for stepping out of line like Nigel Farage? There's an example. What happens when you exceed your carbon limit and you discover that your ability to buy and sell is suddenly cut off? People who value freedom. I hope that's most of us here. We will resist the push to digitise our lives, our identity and our money. We must resist.

While we still have cash, that form of currency that can be accessed without being under, under the prime. all seeing eye of the state, we still remain free people. This freedom must not be taken and it must not be surrendered by the people. We must hold on to cash. All right. So let's unpack this a little bit. I mean, he really unpacked it there. But let's talk about 2019 Wired Magazine had an op-ed.

This was before COVID, before anybody ever heard of vaccine passports, digital IDs going across the entire population. This is an op-ed, digital IDs are more dangerous than you think. And it really lays it out here in a concise way. It says, for starters, we're building near-perfect facial recognition technology and other identifiers from the human gate to breath to iris. Biometric databases are being set up in such a way that these individual identifiers are centralized, insecure, and opaque.

Then there is the capacity for geolocation of identifiers. That is the tracking of digital you in real time. A constant feed of insecure data from the internet of things may well connect you and your identity to other identities and nodes on the network without your consent. In addition, systems using artificial intelligence and machine learning are used to make decisions based on our identities. Those systems are often built on data that can reinforce bias and discrimination and are wielded without sufficient transparency or human review. Ultimately, social credit systems such as those that are currently being developed in China will be based on digital ID, thereby enabling

or disabling our full and free participation in society. I mean, that is, anybody should be pausing at that. And that was five years ago now, basically. So we saw chat GPT come out. I mean, we have a lot of these systems that have come out. And we've seen the biases in here already. So it's almost prophetic when you're reading that. But what that article doesn't really go into too much is finances, your banking and your ability to bank.

And so we're already seeing this from the banks themselves. They can't help themselves. They have our data, our purchasing data, and they're starting to just distribute it and sell it. And this is Chase, JPMorgan Chase. You can look at this headline here. We cover this just a couple weeks ago. JPMorgan Chase cashes in on customer data. Visa doing the same thing. Visa adds new way to share customer shopping data with retailers. So they're giving your purchasing data to companies so they can market to you better. And what is that doing? Well, once they connect that to your identity, your biometrics, your body, this becomes very, very dangerous. And again, you're seeing

this with the big companies that handle finances. So MasterCard, for example, this is just a headline recently. MasterCard launches tech that lets you pay with your face or hand in stores. We're seeing that at Whole Foods as well. But also, here's another one. You may soon be able to pay for meals a new way with your face. And this is steak and shake is doing this at 300 locations when you read in the article, they're just having facial, just straight up facial recognition to pay for your meals. And why is this a problem? You could say, well, like Senator Babette said, well, we have to hold on cash. We have cash. That's fine. Not really. Not in Australia. These are the headlines in Australia just a year ago. Australians transition to cashless society raises concerns about financial exclusion, privacy, and safety,

because they're aggressive on this. Another one, Australia, to be functionally cashless by 2025. You go in this article, some of the experts are saying this cash could be completely gone in a decade. And who pushed for this? Well, remember, in 2016, just less than a decade ago, we had a world economic forum that released over a hundred page white paper titled a blueprint for digital identity. And of course, they call the COVID pandemic the best opportunity to switch over to this fourth industrial revolution, this artificial intelligence of everything, this internet of things. And so this appears to be going forward, especially in Australia. So when this legislation is being signed, everyone should really be paying attention to this because we're seeing the slow moves in other countries and here in the United States as well.

Wow. I mean, it's such a slippery slope. I mean, it really, it's so obvious. I don't know how long I'm going to be able hold it off. I've said it before. I won't stand in front of those cameras and airports that are taking pictures. You can opt out. It says you can opt out.

I'm still opting out. You know, I think that, you know, my mission is to just personally slow this down as much as I, as a human being, can make it as difficult as I can for to be tracked and, you know, get stopped the assistance. But I just, it's hard to imagine how long I'm going to hold it off. I mean, and by the way, I'm walking into that airport. I know the camera's still taking my photo as I walk by. So you just wonder, I mean, it's really just about like how much is the power of saying, okay, versus they already have it anyway. I mean, I think these are the questions at hand and what are we going to do about it. Yeah, absolutely.

And so one of our mission statements here is ending manmade disease. And that's from our informed consent action network, our nonprofit. And one of the ideas here is to really look at all the stuff in our environment that could be causing these things. And we have a new contender, if you will. This is a landmark study that just came out recently. And this is titled Landmark Study Links Microplastic. to serious health problems. And it says people who had tiny plastic particles lodge in a key blood vessel

were more likely to experience heart attack, stroke, or death during a three-year study. So this is a very interesting study because this is one of the first studies that's really telling of health consequences. There's been a lot of studies saying, well, we found these, but we actually don't know what they're doing. But I want to say a little bit of a caveat. Anytime I see this type of study talking about increases in heart attacks, strokes, at a time when there is record strokes and heart attacks,

potentially from a vaccine. I read it with a grain of salt. I'm not saying microplastics are not dangerous, but it's interesting timing as this comes out. And then just around the same time, we have another study in the Journal of Toxicological Sciences, and this is microplastic presence in dog and human testes and its potential association with sperm count

and weight of testes and epididivist. So it says in here, the conclusion, our study revealed the presence of microplastics in all canine and human testes with significant inter-individual variability. These findings highlighted pervasive presence of microplastics in the male reproductive system in both canine and human testes with potential consequences on male fertility. And when I read that, I'm thinking, we've really got to pump breaks here because anything in society that has a potential to contribute to the lowering of fertility has to be stopped

and looked at immediately. And why is that? Well, you can even go over to CNN. These are the headlines you're seeing from from organization like CNN. U.S. fertility rate dropped to lowest in a century as birth dipped in 2023. This is happening all over the world. Japan notorious. They don't have replacement rate at this point. And so we have to look at all of this. And so where do we start? First of all, how are these getting into our environment, these tiny shards of microplastics? Well, a study in 2018 looked at water bottles and found this. Study finds microplastics in more than 90, 90% of water bottles. So there's a good place to start. But again, that was 2018. So something happened, obviously over the last four years. We kind of reported on it here and there. It's called the

pandemic response. And what was a big part of that pandemic response? Personal protective equipment, masks, gloves. They flooded the world in a very unnatural way, all of a sudden from zero to a million percent of all of these. And microplastics were a big part of this and the nanoparticulates in these masks. So let's go through some studies here because they're actually pointing to this as a major influence. One of these here is titled Face Mask as a source of nanoplastics and microplastics in the environment. And it says in this study overall is concluded our study indicates that masks release a large quantity of nanoparticles and microplastics that can be inhaled by mask wearers. Additionally, due to the substantial utilization of masks during the COVID-19 pandemic, they may be a significant source of nanoplastics and microplastics in the the environment and once released these masks nanoplastics and microplastics could pose a serious

pose a health risk to both humans and non-human organisms alike and then we have a study in twenty twenty four looking at microplastics being released from face masks and they actually point directly to human health and they say this at the bottom of their conclusion they say that the types and the use habits in weather and conditions significantly influence microplastic release but but they also say mask-derived microplastics pose risk to the environment organisms, especially to human beings. And how many are we talking about here? Because we know a lot of people use them.

You know, people that were using them that I know, they had bags of them, 10-pack bags, and they would go through them, you know, in a week. And so there's an estimate in one of the studies I was able to find here. COVID-19 pandemic repercussions on the use and management of plastics. And this says this, mismanagement of personal protective equipment, and PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic with a monthly estimated use of 129 billion face masks and 65 billion gloves globally is resulting in widespread environmental contamination. This is something that blew my mind. I thought I knew a lot about the pandemic response, but that is a significant

amount of monthly microplastics going into the environment. And I'm sure not all of that is being recycled. It's really unbelievable. And it's what we said, right, we're just, we're being bombarded by toxins from so many different parts of our environment and, you know, making us wear a mask. I mean, this just takes it to a whole other level. Forget the CO2. Now you're sucking in, you know, microplastics. But I mean, really, honestly, I think about how much bottled water I drink. You know, I'm really not into tap water, but then you're like, wow, and, you know, still we're getting hit. I'm trying to really get around, you know, using my own bottle everywhere I go.

all of those things. But, you know, it just seems like you just need so much ritual now in life to have enough of their things around you so that you can protect yourself. But that's what's all about. You know, we got to do our part. Definitely taking care of our kids that aren't paying attention to these things. Jeffrey, really great reporting. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Tom. I'll see you next week. All right. Well, you know, look, all of the investigations we're doing. When Jeffrey puts that up, a lot of you don't realize that we, this is all just based on a non-profit. called Informed Consent Action Network. At the heart of that nonprofit is our mission statement, we are dedicated to eradicating man-made

disease. That has been our mission. We don't just do this show. We don't just report on the problems. This is a giant experiment. Really, we're reporting on what we are finding, what we're funding, and what we are, you know, pushing lawsuits on and bringing lawsuits against government agencies, regulatory agencies, and sometimes on manufacturers and products, all to try and make your

environment better. Every week, we like to present you with sort of the latest update from our legal team, and this is what we've got this week. There are many safety signals that have arisen after COVID-19 vaccine. One of them is that there have been numerous reports of shingles occurring after COVID-19 vaccine. Shingles, you might say, Isn't that weird? Shingles after all is the reactivation of the chicken box virus that remains dormant in the nerves of the body after somebody has had the chicken pox. Why would the COVID-19 vaccine result in that virus, which is laying dormant, hibernating

basically in the nerves of people across this country to be able to reemerge? Well, it's theorized that the COVID-19 vaccine actually reduces your body's immune system and its immune function. So it's not able to fight off infections and deal with insults the way it normally does. And that allows the chickenpox virus, the Zoster virus, to reemerge as shingles. We've seen this in numerous peer-reviewed studies, and now we have also seen it. The free text field V-safe data that a court recently ordered be produced. In fact, there are over 2,500 entries into the V-safe system where people took the time.

to literally type in that they were experiencing shingles after COVID-19 vaccines. You can read some of those entries for yourself on the ICANN website. And of course, we will continue to make sure that every single V-safe free text field entry is made available to the public, which we hope will be done by the end of this year. Well, there you have it. Ican is really America's public health watchdog. That's what we're there for is to try and stop the insanity. things that are being done that are poisoning us that are moving through the FDA the USDA the CDC

the NIH you know one of the things I've said it before people will say to me Del how do you know that all of the you know chronic illness and neurological disorders that skyrocketing kids has anything to do with vaccines how do you know it's not the air we breathe you know which has all sorts of pollution in it or the water we're drinking and the fluoride and all the toxic chemicals or how do you know it's not the antibiotics and the hormones that are being put into all of our food? Or how about glyphosate that's sprayed on all of our crops all across America? I mean, that argument actually gets made to me. And I'm like, okay, I mean, sure, those are definitely poisonous as too.

And by the way, we are invested into, you know, bringing lawsuits against all of those things. Also, but let's be clear, all of the things that you just pointed out, I'll say to somebody, all came through the same pipeline, which was they were all approved by FDA, CDC, NIH, health and human services, and said, oh, this is safe. Go ahead. Put it on the shelves of America. Go ahead. Let them drink from those plastic bottles. It's fine. Microplastics, who cares? We've approved it. Your government has approved so many things. In fact, America is now approving so many more toxic chemicals in your lives than like third world nations. We are terrible. And by the way, we have the sickest, you know, generation of children we've ever seen in this country. And we have one of the sickest generations in all of the industrialized world.

Boy, those are things to be really proud of. Well, we're getting to the bottom of it. We're changing. We talk about the amount of, you know, people waking up to the reality and recognizing what's going on. But if you want to stop this stuff, I mean, it's not just knowing it, right? Knowing it's one thing, sure, telling your friends and sharing this problem. program really great, but just knowing it doesn't do everything. We've actually got to stop it. We've got to threaten them. We've got to move in. We've got to get people, you know, fired. We've got to go

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we were talking about in the middle of COVID were these amazing studies on vitamin D, that there were certain blood levels of vitamin D where people could not. No one died from COVID if they had enough vitamin D in their system. And, you know, even over in England they saw these studies. So they set out to do their own study and it looks something like this. Vitamin D is one of the many things that we've looked into to see whether it reduces the incidents or the impact of coronavirus. and I've seen reports that it does.

So we therefore put it into a trial. And unfortunately, the results were that it doesn't appear to have any impact. So that is the latest clinical advice, which of course is always kept under review. Of course, there's a lot of arguments on vitamin D, but all of the studies that we've shown you through the last couple of years on the high virus show that it is really important. But someone that's really at the heart of this conversation is the author of the indoctrinated brain, Michael Nell's who joins me now. It's great to have you back. I'm very grateful that you have me again.

This book was phenomenal, but that's not what we're here. We've already talked about the great work that you've done here, but vitamin D. This is something we just touched on when I interviewed you before. But how important is it? Well, it's very important. That's actually why it's also an important part of this book, by the way. It's because it told me that the question about why everything happened, you know, because we know a lot about what happened and how it happened the last four years, but the question that really bothered me, mind boggled me for years now and I hope the answer is in here is why it happened and the troublesome question, you know, why it happened, you know, why it happened began with vitamin D. And that's why I put it in here to a large extent and pretty much what we are talking about today might is actually covered in the book

because it was totally clear if it were about the health at the time, then vitamin D should have been propagated dramatically. In fact, if people had been given vitamin D, the whole program would have disappeared. Nothing would have happened. We wouldn't have even recognize that there is a severe disease, a virus roaming around. Because the fact is, the virus is not detrimental to us. It's not dangerous to us.

as long as we have a high level of vitamin D. And the study you just started with here, our discussion, I know about these studies which were fabricated to tell us that vitamin D is not working. How do they do it? How do you fabricate a study like that? It's very easy. So, for example, in fall 2020, a publication came out coming from the Hospital of Cordoba in southern Spain. And they did something very smart, you know.

People have to understand what vitamin D actually is. Vitamin D is produced in our skin or we eat it as a supplement or we eat it with fish like the Inuit's does in North Greenland. So we ingest vitamin D, but vitamin D is a vitamin if we have to eat it, if we don't produce it ourselves. And then vitamin D essentially over the bloodstream goes into the liver and is transformed their biochemically into what we call a pro-hormone. a precursor form of a hormone.

And this hormone then, of course, after it leaves the liver, is stored in our fat cells, for example, and it goes via the bloodstream to the cells, where it actually is undergoing in the second transformation, and biochemical transformation, which makes it to a hormone, a full hormone, where it then goes into the nucleus and regulates hundreds of genes,

for example, genes necessary to defend us, against viruses. Wow. So when we measure vitamin D in the blood, we don't measure vitamin D. What we measure is the vitamin D prohormone. This is the level that we measure the 25 hydroxy vitamin D, and the 25 hydroxy is the addition that is made in the liver. So it's vitamin D plus the hydroxy group, and that is the vitamin D prohormone.

And this transformation takes a few days. So if you ingest today, let's say 10,000 international units of vitamin D, you, you D, the blood level of vitamin D pro-hormone, that what you measure as the vitamin D level, will take a few days to rise. So if you are sick with COVID, sick enough that you have to go into a hospital, then of course you, when you are sick because you have a low vitamin D level, then it's very important to increase the vitamin D level very rapidly. So if you give people vitamin D, not much will happen very quickly because it takes a few

days to get to the vitamin. Well, even the prohormone still has to turn to a home, still has a whole other journey to get through to actually start feeding the cells. And that's, yeah, absolutely, because once the prohomone is formed and it goes with the bloodstream to the target cells, which might recognize that there's a virus and start to activate the next transformation process from prohormone to hormone, that goes very quickly. But what really is required for response, for a quick response to a virus, to a threat is to have a vitamin D pro-hormone level very high.

So that's what people don't have. We have low levels of vitamin D in our bloodstream. And that's why people get sick. So the guys, the physicians at Cotabar realized that. They realized that and said, OK, what do we do with the patients who come into the hospital, knowing that the low vitamin D level in their blood, the pro-hormone level, is the cause of the severe disease? Well, we have to give them pro-hormone.

So what they did is at admission, gave them a high dose of vitamin, vitamin, you know, indeed pro-hormone and continued every two or three days to do that and the level rised and then they tested or checked out compared to a control group what happens to these people and what happened was the likelihood that they have to be that the disease worsens and that they have to go to the ICU unit as a marker of worsening was reduced by a factor of 25. 25 no drug on earth reduced is the risk of from severe COVID to deadly COVID, or let's say to ICU COVID by effect of 25,000 drug out, which can do that. Now, now all of that really, I mean, I would think what

you're saying, though, is it's sort of too late, I mean, you're sort of too late, especially if you're going to try and take vitamin D yourself. Now you've got COVID. It's too late. Really, it's about keeping a steady. I mean, do you, I mean, let's just talk about you and how you take vitamin D yourself? How much of is a part of your life? Well, this was a publication out in Germany in fall already 2020 before the whole spiking program enrolled from the German Chandler Research Center. They showed nine of 10 deaths would have been prevented by taking vitamin D as a preventive measure. Yeah. And I remember a shocking study we've talked about before where they just said everyone that had a blood level of 50, whatever the, the nanomole per

Yes, that they found no one dying of... Oh, that was nanogram per milliliter, actually different dose that would transform into 125 nanomol per millimeter. I used like the nanomole per milliliter, kind of, but there are different versions of it. You always have to ask somebody if somebody tells you, hey, what's your vitamin D level? And it gives you a number, but they don't tell what the... Which I think is what makes this all so difficult. Where do I go, right?

I mean, I just... I saw a post on Facebook recently. someone that was like having liver failure and then finally they found out that they discovered they were taking too much vitamin D. I mean I don't know if that's possible obviously it's just someone making a post but we get these scare stories out there. That's another story because I don't know about like I don't think you can overdose vitamin C you know you get the run. You can overdose pretty much everything you can even overdoze water right that's true.

So anyway overdosing is another part of the and the vitamin D propaganda but just maybe go back very quickly to the introductory video that you showed that this person said well vitamin D doesn't help you know in COVID. Now if you give somebody, it's a clinical trial, vitamin D pro-hormone and the outcome is so dramatically better for these people who got the drug, now vitamin D pro-hommon is actually a drug is not the vitamin anymore, it's the drug, but it goes into the same. the same pathway showing the essentiality or the causality of the severe case if you have low vitamin D or vitamin D level because if you raise the level, the severe, the severness

of the disease disappears. Yes. Even if you already have COVID at a stage where you go to the hospital, you can't be saved if you raise the level. So that shows that there's causality. So how do you make a study that proves the opposite? Well, it's very easy. What happened is a few months after the study came out from Cordoba, a study was done in Brazil.

I call it the Brazilian study. And there they used, I think it was 200,000 international units. The same setting. People come to the hospital, severely sick of COVID, not severe enough to go to the ICU, but severe enough that they have to go to the hospital. They admitted to the hospital and they did the same setting. half of the group randomized got vitamin D, the other one, not vitamin D pro-homone, just vitamin D, but 200,000 unit. That really sounds big, you know, big number, 200,000 units. And of course,

as we just discussed, it takes a few days to raise the vitamin D level, the vitamin D pro-hormone level. Right. And so what happened is nothing happened. The control group and intervention group, which got the vitamin D, had the same result. Yeah, the same numbers had to go to the ICU in unit the same number died there was no difference and so these guys can say oh vitamin d just because the study was so short that they just went in i mean you didn't have time for the vitamin d to kick in or yeah the vitamin d takes it takes time for the vitamin d to got to raise the vitamin d pro hormone level which is required for safety the vitamin at that point everyone's going to the ICU and yeah you don't have a few days if you are severely sick already that you have to

to the hospital. You don't have a few days to wait before your level is rising. And then they did something very interesting. They measured actually the vitamin D pro-hormone level and told everybody it was increased. And I looked at the study, said, how can it be that it increased and had no effect? So I checked the study very in detail. And you find actually that they measured the vitamin D pro-hormone level after the people left the hospital. Wow. So a week or two weeks later. Really? Yeah.

But they didn't tell that the audience. They just told them, okay, we gave them vitamin D, and the vitamin D prohomone level increased. But they didn't tell people that only the survivors were measured at the end. So it was a really tricky study. In my opinion... I mean, is it just drug companies? I mean, what is it, you know,

why attack something that really saves people? Why are... I mean, there's a government regulatory agencies involved in this cover-up. Well, the why question is answered in my... my book, The Indoclinated Brain. It's all about empowering the WHO to a world organization that is essentially controlling everything. And it's very obvious. If the pandemic is essentially the stepping stone to get there, what is the pandemic worth if nobody dies?

Right. So how much power do you get next time and how much spirit can you create? Yeah, absolutely. But you see, they counted everybody as a COVID death. that had a positive PCR, even a car accident was sufficient. If there is cross-contamination, whatever, you don't have to be sick of COVID, but it's a COVID case. But at one point, things become kind of tricky.

You really have to have some people really dying of COVID to make a case. And by making a propaganda against vitamin D, that's what you have to do. You have to tell people vitamin D is dangerous, you don't need vitamin D. And actually, the New England Journal of Medicine published a paper on vitamin D and bone health.

And based on the findings of this study, it was also a study which would never have, which have been published at the first place, because it's a ridiculous study. But the editors of the New England Journal of Medicine, you remember, I mean, New England Journal published all the spiking clinical oils, yeah? All the important ones, you know,

that actually led to the admission of this experimental therapy in gene therapy. Anyway, the New England journal then, based on this bogus study, made an editorial. And the tutorial is named final verdict on vitamin D. And at the end of this whole final verdict, they claim that nobody needs vitamin D even if there's a deficiency. Nobody should take vitamin D. doctors should stop measuring vitamin D or prescribing vitamin D. Wow.

So in my opinion, humans have made an evolutionary step. So in order for us to survive, we don't need vitamin D hormone anymore. A hormone is not necessary for us anymore according to the New England Journal of Medicine. But according to the new English journal medicine, survival is dependent on the regular shots of the virus. Right. The spike protein. Right. It's incredible.

more important for survival of humans as vitamin D. Asking about the why, read the book. There's a lot of people out there in our audience that are suffering from long COVID or other issues, something, whatever you want to call it. There's a lot of illness out there that seems to be getting hard to sort of kick. And there's different theories. Is it triggering, you know, underlying, you know, other symptoms, issues, Lyme's disease, all, I mean, I hear everything.

But you've been doing some work with low-dose lithium that I think is really interesting. Tell me a little bit about that. Yeah, I mean, lithium is also an interesting WHO story because lithium, as I found out many, many years ago, is essential. It's essential for humans. Not, of course, the lithium that the huge amounts that people have been being prescribed for... So just per new, like we just always think of people like, you know, wandering around some Yeah, yeah. High-dose lithium is given to patients with manic depression.

Okay. And nobody really knows how it works. But what people found out is that people, even if they have manic depression and depression and continuously having depression is a prelude to Alzheimer's. So they should have an increase in Alzheimer's risk. And it was found out, actually, do you have a six-fold increase of Alzheimer's risk if you have manic depression? But if the treatment is lithium, it drops to normal.

Really? Yeah. So that was interesting and so they did test. So it's protective, lithium is protective against Alzheimer's. Yeah, and they found out that even hundreds or even a thousandth of the dose is sufficient to do that. Really? So microdosed. So I went into that and I realized in the history of human development in our, yeah, in the old times, you know, hundreds of thousands years ago, humans were forced to

live at the ocean based on an ice age lasting for 70,000 years. And at the ocean, the stable food became fish, fish and mussels and so forth. And in fish and muscles from the ocean, the lithium concentration is 100 times higher than from fish and muscles from fresh water. So they had a dose of 1 to 2 milligram of lithium. They essentially eat every day. If you eat average, you know, 100, 200 grams fish or something like this. So you get ingest the 1.2 milligrams.

And if you look at this 1.2 milligram, it essentially is an essential dose because it extends the life. It was shown for pretty much every animal that was studied, every animal. Even trosophila, fruit flies, worms, goats, rats, rodents. If you take lithium, you extend the lifespan. Wow. And the major reason is it stops the inflammation. reduces inflammation also in the brain what we call neuroinflammation and the target

is a molecule that is on the signal transduction which is triggered by by the spike protein so as you know the spike protein is manufactured you know changed genetically to have a furine cleavage site right and this fearing cleavage site for whatever reason was left in the in the in the in the in the in the spiking program. So whenever our cells produce the spike protein, it's cleaved and the S1 subunit, which is, you know, the S1 and S2 subunit, like the sausage, you cut it in two pieces, and the outer part is able to interact with our immune system. In the brain there's a receptor for that, it's called TLR4. The TLR4 is a danger receptor. It's a receptor not only for viruses

and bacteria, it's even a danger receptor if you have mental stress. And if this receptor is triggered by mental stress or by the S-1 subunit, which is now, after the fearing cleavage, allowed to transverse into the brain over the blood-bane barrier, it enters the brain, triggers TLR4, TL4 triggers GST3-Beta. It's just a number, a name, but GSTK-3-Beta is a signal transducer which signals into this nucleus of the CLEAS-R. cell to activate pro-inflammatory cytokines, the same ones which do the cytokine storm. So the spike protein triggers a cytokine storm in the brain.

And this is the reason for brainfork, so what we call post-veg or like COVID. So the natural inhibitor of G.SK-3 beta, the natural inhibitor is lithium. Wow. So if you give lithium, the cascade is broken. The pro-inflammatory cytokine storm is finished. You have the activation of the production of new nerve cells in our autobiographical memory center, which raises our psychological resilience, and you get rid of the brain fork and the post-veck problematic in your brain.

Is this something that, I mean, do you, do you, do people take it daily? Is this something? I take it daily for years because it's essential. I mean, it's like... And what is low dose? Like, is this in America, can we just buy this over the counter? It's funny in America, you can buy it over the counter OTC, even though it's not regarded as an essential micronutrient by the WHO.

So WHO actually has a statement that it's essential for goats, it's essential for rats. I can tell you it's essential for every animal that we have tested so far, but it's not essential for humans. So we have this weird situation that in Germany the essential dose of about one milligram milligram it's a hundredths of what you use as a drug okay so it's totally safe it's far away from any side effects and this one milligram if I want to give it to patients in Germany they have to have a prescription so you do don't get it over the counter yeah here in America you get it over the counter in

United States I've checked that so and I take it for years because it's essential it's almost like if you were asking me do you need vitamin C yeah you need vitamin C now what if someone doesn't have brain flow is this something that like gives you more clarity anyway I mean or the lithium was shown not only to dampen any stress response leading to the activation of the neuroinflammation you can better cope with problems you encounter in your life could use a little bit of that yeah absolutely we have your race what you do is you activate the production of new nerve cells in the hippocampus the autobiographical

memory center and as I've shown in my book this raises your psychological resilience. And with higher resilience, you can manage better. So what Lithium does, it naturally raises the psychological resilience. It actually raises curiosity. It raises our ability to think. So by essentially inhibiting- Curiosity, then that makes sense why they wouldn't want anyone taking it, right?

I feel like that word, I'm more and more cherishing this word curiosity because it leads to critical thinking. Absolutely. immensely curious, which is why I do this show. And you run into so many people now that just aren't curious about anything. So it's interesting that they're like saying every animal on the planet needs this, except human beings.

It's the WHO plan on taking over the world and this lithium thing could get in the way. And it's not only the inflammation in the brain, that's the problem with the lack of lithium. It's also the inflammation outside the brain. So when the coronas started, I published my first book on this, which is called the Corona Syndrome. And I mentioned, of course, the vitamin D,

but it was clear to me that you could have also other deficiencies that might trigger the cytokine storm. And one of these deficiencies is actually lithium. So I proposed lithium as an antidote against the cytokine storm. And it was 21. 22, at the end of 22, a paper was published, a scientific peer-reviewed paper in a clinical study, the same like the Caudibor study I mentioned.

People went to the hospital, but they didn't get vitamin D pro-hormone. What they gave the people, people is lithium. Control study. You know, randomized one portion got lithium, the other one didn't get lithium. And according to what I proposed, it should stop the cytokine storm and it did. Wow. So the cytokine storm subsided immediately.

The people with severe COVID were released from the hospital in half the time. Not a single one had to go to the ICU. And no one does. Is there a specific kind of lithium? Like I know, and I'm going to make a caveat at the end of this that we're not a, you know, I'm not a doctor. You are but not practicing here in American people are going to look into it Is there a specific kind of lithium that you're looking for?

There are many different yeah combination of lithium. Lithium is like sodium it has to be has to have a potter sodium chloride we know is the salt we eat and there's actually lithium chloride out there as well it's the same you know elementary chart it's actually one on top of each other so they have similar chemical properties so lithium acetate is used lithium whatever but in my opinion the best formula of for lithium is lithium orotate. Orotate. Orotate.

Because orotate also is essential for us. We don't produce enough. So there are transporters of orate from the gut into our bloodstream. And there are transporters from orotate from the bloodstream into the brain over the blood brain barrier. So essentially the lithium orotate, the orotate is a kind of hijacking the lithium and it helps to transport it. So we need very low doses of lithium orate to have.

have a traumatic effect. And vitamin D, what's the amount you think you should take? I take about 6,000 units, international units in winter. Per day. Per day, yeah. And it was shown. You see, the normal level of vitamin D, if you don't take any vitamin D in winter, it's around 25 nanomol.

What you mentioned, when you have zero deaths of COVID, is 125. It's also peer review published. So 125 nanomol is protecting you from COVID. It's also the level that protects you very heavily from Alzheimer's and all other neurological disease. So 125 is ideal. 25 is what people usually have.

From 25 to 125 is 100 units. You got some room there to play with. Yeah, and one unit increase, you require approximately 50 to 60 international units. So you can, from your own level, and you find this actually in my book here, if you want to learn more about vitamin D, it's all in there. You can use your measurement. your measurement and then calculate it with his formula what you need to get to the 125. So I need about 6,000 in winter and in summer, I even take in summer if there are days where

I don't get, have the time to go outside and have the sun. Here's one of the things that I would say to people out there is they probably have an alternative medicine doctor that's looking at a lot of these things that maybe isn't quite dialed in. Is there something that they're, can you, you know, if they go to their doctor say, watch the high wire, what should that doctor do to really get a better grip on how to help their patients? Well, one way it would be to read my book, but to make a shortcut is, of course, get the information, the relevant information on lithium and vitamin D you find on my website. That's Michael-Nelz.com.

You'll find documents on that with all the relevant scientific papers attached to it. You can follow me on Twitter, where you have all access to all the different channels I have, And I have a sub-stack where you find everything. So I put everything in wording in Germany, and then I translated everything into English. So you find everything there. Tested. You're a busy man. Great work.

Everybody, the book is The Indocinated Brain. You can find this at our store, but also other places where you can find a book. I highly, highly recommend this. We cover this. If you didn't see that show, go back and watch that episode. I feel like this is sort of the companion to the psychology of totalitarian. As I said, one is Brave New World, one is 1984, but it really gives you a sense of what's happened during the COVID epidemic with a lot of these ideas about how to be healthier.

That's some serious information. I want to say that we are not a medical show. I would consult your doctor on your vitamin D levels, on lithium, how to use that. Make sure that you have a professional working with you. I don't want to just have you sending it out there. It would be like Dr. Google. But this is, I think, a great place to have your research for those of you that are suffering from things like long COVID. I know you're looking at a lot of different things.

You're already working with specialists. Maybe take a look at all the work that Michael Nells is doing. I know I'm going to take a deeper look so that we can get to the flu season and everything else. And I've already seen vitamin D do its job. And of course, Pierre, Corey, and so many others are backing up that information, which is why we created I Can Press. just check out some of the great books that we are making available. At the informed consent action network, we are always working hard to inform, educate, and bring you the truth. That's why I'm excited to announce our new book and publishing division

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own gather event to bring it to you, which is this is how the whole movement started with Vaxed, then go to Protocol 7.movey and get involved. Andy Wakefield is obviously, for many years was all on his own, paving this way for all of us to bring this truth, just a spectacular individual that I just feel so blessed to have spent the time that I did work with him on Vax, an incredible wealth of knowledge, honestly, one of the smartest people I've ever known in my life. Well, and for right now, I got to get out of here because I got to get out to Geneva and stop a world domination takeover event, which is what the pandemic treaty is all about. We're going to go out there and stop it. And if it has

actually been stopped, then we're going to make sure it's dead, it's buried. I'm going to pour cement all over it, throw flowers on it to make sure it never happens again. I hope that to see you there on the 30th May through June 1st Road to Geneva.com. Look at all the amazing speakers that are there. If you're in Europe, get over there. If you're in America and you really want to jump in, make it happen. We are the change is happening on Saturday, the rally and March. And of course, for those of you that maybe didn't get tickets who aren't able to get there but want to be a part of this historic world moment where we truly stand together, we're going to be streaming it starting at 6.30 a.m. Central Time on Saturday, thehighwire.com. This is how we do it, folks. I can't wait to bring back reports on what is going down this weekend in Geneva, Switzerland. But for all of you out there, take care of your health. And I want to say this. Don't stress out too much about all the chemicals that are out there. Guess what? We're all breathing it in. We're all drinking. No one's escaping all of it. The human body is amazing.

you know, the work that we're doing here, we're working to reduce all of those toxic inputs as much as we can. But you know what is the most important part of your health is being happy, having some fun, playing with your kids, laughing, having joy. That is the greatest treatment there is. And make sure you don't forget that. We can really get ourselves bogged down with all that's wrong in the world, but there's a lot that's right in the world. That sun still rises every morning. We still have beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Take a look at your child's face. Look into your spouse's eyes.

And take a walk, whether it's on a beach or through a park. Look at the trees. Look at the clouds. Look at the sky. Look at the rocks that don't believe anything is wrong at all. And remember, this is all our earth. This is our moment. This is the moment we chose.

Act accordingly. And I'll see you. next week.