Dr. Hazan is taking on an extremely important topic!!! Thank you both for this interview, lot of interesting stuff, for example the fat dependence of the ivermectin intake.
Just one addition, NIST determined the reasoning and accuracy of 9/11 attacks... In that case, that was a COMPLETE CRIMINAL FRAUD. Just my own opinion about NIST and 9/11, as an ex-scientist. Strangely NIST is completely decoupled from covid19 related issues.
It is pity, that there is no distinguishing here between covid injected and no-injected patients, and when actually the pandemic really started... Was it 2020 or 2021, AFTER the introduction of covid gene therapies via the Pfizer and Mod-E-RNA injections? Also, did the patients stool sequencing find the -KV- or the -PP- mutation in the Spike section of the SARS-COV-2 genome? A post about it can be found at:
Dr. McMillan is very right in pointing to the Spike SYNTHETIC genome as a reason for the bacterial 'reprogramming' procedure, since bacteriophage is not just a protein, or Spike related outcome, bacteriophage is an entire collection of biological information, GENETIC in the first place...
Great interview, Dr. McMillan!! I always find Dr. Hazan fascinating and I sure wish she would use my poop if she needs to do a fecal transplant, haha! I have never once had a sign of Covid and remain unjabbed and never followed any of the "safety" protocols. I do eat according to my genotype and have for decades. It's all about the gut!
Sabine I salute your spirit! That was INCREDIBLE! You are a hero! A brilliant, brave genius! Thank you Phillip for bringing this to your viewers. ! I feel full of hope having listened to this wonderful discussion. I will donate £50 to your marvellous work Sabine. With love x
Thank you, Dr. McMillan, for including Dr. Sabine Hazan in yesterday's presentation.
I was reminded (again) of the complex interactions between leaky gut, C. diff infections, and the role of bifidobacteria in maintaining intestinal homeostasis, especially following COVID-19.
It's clear that disruptions to gut bacteria are not solely caused by COVID-19. Previous C. diff infections in 2004, along with sepsis episodes in 2014 and 2016, can severely deplete bifidobacteria levels, as confirmed by stool tests.
Additionally, my cortisol levels have plummeted to a low of "1," (Adrenal insufficiency since 1979) and at the same time, I have also been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
It is disheartening that gut bacteria are often overlooked and excluded from standard testing.
Are we sure omicron was a "natural virus that came from an unnatural one"? I'm not a researcher or a doctor, so it could be a ridiculous Idea~ but I wonder if there is some interesting hero story behind that omicron mouse.
I would like to share a extension of my experiences regarding “Covid Vaccine Induced Microbiome Damage - Implications?” for a more detailed review.
I have identified a significant oversight in the management of colon bacteria by physicians, based on a thorough review of my medical records from the U.S. and Germany.
Could COVID-19 and/or mRNA vaccines exacerbate an existing colon issue? My case is merely illustrative. Similarly, other individuals whom I have known for years have reported comparable experiences.
Is due diligence missing?
In 2004, I was diagnosed with C-Diff and treated with Ciprofloxacin; however, no probiotics were recommended. A few months later, while still grappling with the side effects of this medication, I developed shingles.
In 2016, after being treated with Vancomycin and Ciprofloxacin for sepsis, the hospital faxed a prescription for Floraston 250mg to my primary care provider, who failed to inform me or recommend probiotics.
Continuing to experience severe colon issues in 2017, I took the initiative to order a stool test. The results indicated that Vancomycin and Ciprofloxacin had nearly eradicated all essential bacteria.
After relocating to Germany in 2019, I contracted COVID-19 in early 2020. In May, severe stomach pain and bloating led to a hospital visit. Just prior, I discovered my cortisol levels were very low. Having experienced similar symptoms twice before, I wondered if I was nearing another Addisonian crisis. However, the doctors were not aware of the connection between bloated sigmoid and low cortisol levels. No stool test was ordered, but a CT scan revealed Diverticulosis. Despite this, Ciprofloxacin was prescribed, and sigmoid surgery was recommended. Recognizing a pattern of misdiagnosis, I chose to discharge myself from the hospital.
In early 2021, after receiving the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, I experienced similar symptoms again besides developing thrombosis. My physician did not respond to my concerns about colon problems. By the end of 2021, I was compelled to rely on self-help once more, ordering another stool test that confirmed the near absence of major bacteria. My health has somewhat improved since incorporating probiotics into my daily regimen.
Additionally, I had to reduce my intake of dark green vegetables (rich in Vitamin K), which normally support the microbiome due to vWF Type II and V.
It appears there has been no established connection between COVID-19 and Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), as I have not received any treatment since the diagnosis was confirmed through blood tests.
This cyclical pattern of medical oversight raises a crucial question: Are doctors and patients merely going in circles instead of seeking evidence-based solutions? I firmly believe that by standardizing such critical tests and ensuring they are covered by insurance, medical professionals can significantly enhance patient care.
Dr. Hazan is taking on an extremely important topic!!! Thank you both for this interview, lot of interesting stuff, for example the fat dependence of the ivermectin intake.
Just one addition, NIST determined the reasoning and accuracy of 9/11 attacks... In that case, that was a COMPLETE CRIMINAL FRAUD. Just my own opinion about NIST and 9/11, as an ex-scientist. Strangely NIST is completely decoupled from covid19 related issues.
It is pity, that there is no distinguishing here between covid injected and no-injected patients, and when actually the pandemic really started... Was it 2020 or 2021, AFTER the introduction of covid gene therapies via the Pfizer and Mod-E-RNA injections? Also, did the patients stool sequencing find the -KV- or the -PP- mutation in the Spike section of the SARS-COV-2 genome? A post about it can be found at:
https://mejbcart.substack.com/p/the-white-clots-after-the-genetically
Dr. McMillan is very right in pointing to the Spike SYNTHETIC genome as a reason for the bacterial 'reprogramming' procedure, since bacteriophage is not just a protein, or Spike related outcome, bacteriophage is an entire collection of biological information, GENETIC in the first place...
Thank you again.
Appreciated.
Great interview, Dr. McMillan!! I always find Dr. Hazan fascinating and I sure wish she would use my poop if she needs to do a fecal transplant, haha! I have never once had a sign of Covid and remain unjabbed and never followed any of the "safety" protocols. I do eat according to my genotype and have for decades. It's all about the gut!
DrBeen:- Ivermectin mechanisms of action released in 2021 on YT & Odysee: https://odysee.com/@DrMobeenSyed:1/Ivermectin:7d
I contacted the BMA on the 16th April 2021 with the intention for them to inform all the Doctors in the UK about Ivermectin.
Sabine I salute your spirit! That was INCREDIBLE! You are a hero! A brilliant, brave genius! Thank you Phillip for bringing this to your viewers. ! I feel full of hope having listened to this wonderful discussion. I will donate £50 to your marvellous work Sabine. With love x
Thank you, Dr. McMillan, for including Dr. Sabine Hazan in yesterday's presentation.
I was reminded (again) of the complex interactions between leaky gut, C. diff infections, and the role of bifidobacteria in maintaining intestinal homeostasis, especially following COVID-19.
It's clear that disruptions to gut bacteria are not solely caused by COVID-19. Previous C. diff infections in 2004, along with sepsis episodes in 2014 and 2016, can severely deplete bifidobacteria levels, as confirmed by stool tests.
Additionally, my cortisol levels have plummeted to a low of "1," (Adrenal insufficiency since 1979) and at the same time, I have also been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
It is disheartening that gut bacteria are often overlooked and excluded from standard testing.
Excellent point.
Are we sure omicron was a "natural virus that came from an unnatural one"? I'm not a researcher or a doctor, so it could be a ridiculous Idea~ but I wonder if there is some interesting hero story behind that omicron mouse.
I think what she meant was that the unnatural virus (Wuhan) evolved through Delta to Omicron just like a natural virus would.
Yes, I wonder about that, too. Seems entirely possible Omicron was "released" in order to interfere with the mutations.
Origin of the virus? This may provide you with a clue:
How China Is Fueling America's Drug Epidemic - Wuhan, China
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6iW1poC-0c
Wow!!!
No comment - my mind's been blown away.
Thank you.
It was a brilliant interview to participate in.
Excellent discussion!
Are there any hard copies of the book? 🤞
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That’s an amazing interview! Dr Hazan rocks!
One more time:
I would like to share a extension of my experiences regarding “Covid Vaccine Induced Microbiome Damage - Implications?” for a more detailed review.
I have identified a significant oversight in the management of colon bacteria by physicians, based on a thorough review of my medical records from the U.S. and Germany.
Could COVID-19 and/or mRNA vaccines exacerbate an existing colon issue? My case is merely illustrative. Similarly, other individuals whom I have known for years have reported comparable experiences.
Is due diligence missing?
In 2004, I was diagnosed with C-Diff and treated with Ciprofloxacin; however, no probiotics were recommended. A few months later, while still grappling with the side effects of this medication, I developed shingles.
In 2016, after being treated with Vancomycin and Ciprofloxacin for sepsis, the hospital faxed a prescription for Floraston 250mg to my primary care provider, who failed to inform me or recommend probiotics.
Continuing to experience severe colon issues in 2017, I took the initiative to order a stool test. The results indicated that Vancomycin and Ciprofloxacin had nearly eradicated all essential bacteria.
After relocating to Germany in 2019, I contracted COVID-19 in early 2020. In May, severe stomach pain and bloating led to a hospital visit. Just prior, I discovered my cortisol levels were very low. Having experienced similar symptoms twice before, I wondered if I was nearing another Addisonian crisis. However, the doctors were not aware of the connection between bloated sigmoid and low cortisol levels. No stool test was ordered, but a CT scan revealed Diverticulosis. Despite this, Ciprofloxacin was prescribed, and sigmoid surgery was recommended. Recognizing a pattern of misdiagnosis, I chose to discharge myself from the hospital.
In early 2021, after receiving the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, I experienced similar symptoms again besides developing thrombosis. My physician did not respond to my concerns about colon problems. By the end of 2021, I was compelled to rely on self-help once more, ordering another stool test that confirmed the near absence of major bacteria. My health has somewhat improved since incorporating probiotics into my daily regimen.
Additionally, I had to reduce my intake of dark green vegetables (rich in Vitamin K), which normally support the microbiome due to vWF Type II and V.
It appears there has been no established connection between COVID-19 and Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), as I have not received any treatment since the diagnosis was confirmed through blood tests.
This cyclical pattern of medical oversight raises a crucial question: Are doctors and patients merely going in circles instead of seeking evidence-based solutions? I firmly believe that by standardizing such critical tests and ensuring they are covered by insurance, medical professionals can significantly enhance patient care.