Thank you for this post. I quit General Surgery when liability insurance was going to be 1/3 of my gross income in 2001; I now do General Practice and Integrative Medicine and have no dealings with the hospital; it has has been very gratifying. I am literally surrounded by physicians who are hospital employees just towing the line and doing algorithmic medicine with no regard to the individual patient ( while paying lip service to this). COVID was one heck of a red pill; I stayed open for business, while those offices around me closed in fear, I prescribed HCQ and IVM, even oxygen as needed and kept and cared for at home and alive. And now I wonder: how was I able to survive for 25 years putting patients first, following the original Hypocratic oath and so many of my colleagues sold out. Et tu Brutus indeed. And if I took that red pill, why did so few others? There is no way to justify what went on in our once noble profession. One last thing: being away from hospital based medicine, I’m hard pressed to understand just how and when things went bad. As a symptom, I noticed that our local medical society meetings went imperceptibly from standing room only to just a few old timers like me to recruiting nurse practitioners to just dissolving. How very sad.
There's a new, free, powerful tool for anyone to easily search VAERS Covid-19 reports and see summarized results. You can search by batch number or symptoms, as well as location, age, vax date, and more. Check it out and share with anyone wondering if their batch(es) had VAERS reports submitted and the associated symptoms or severity.
I hope the medical community makes use of the tool too.
Really interesting. I can sympathize with the lengthy program of learning and training and the grueling hours and the risks and choices that are made every day. However, many doctors are well compensated for their career choices. One is not forced into this employment or business.
..."Current medical school graduates owe an average of $250,000—"... really does not compute since over any 10 year period, a doctor could make $3-10 million or much more.
The only solution I see is to get big pharma out of the doctoring business as well as government and special interests. What was once an honorable profession has sunk to the lowest depths and is still sinking. Doctors are human you say, and yet none will go to prison for some of the dastardly deeds they perform, including murder. Money, prestige, power and the lack of ethics buys them a free pass.
Yes this is an excellent coverage of the same topic. The only quibble I have is: "Since college, doctors are fed the lie that they are superior." This is not a lie. They are the largest group (a million in the usa) with IQs of about 130: super high. Unfortunately, this does not save them from all the other factors.
One of my sons has a 176 IQ. One other son taught himself to read when he was four. I caught him reading a teen aged level book to his four year old buddies. Reading it very well. My youngest son is quite smart and very fast. I doubt though he is genius level IQ. On a test. He is in charge of my estate. He is 20x as successful as his two brothers. We know doctors learn well. How many are actually good thinkers? Apparently very few. My youngest is a better thinker than his two brilliant, as they are, brothers. IQ is not meaningless, but it doesn’t measure Intelligence as we believe intelligence to be.
That's the problem...a higher IQ does not make anyone superior. Let's see how many of these high IQ-ers survive in the real world where they have to live on their own.
From the beginning of the “pandemic”, the thought that kept going through my mind was that the only people who could stop this was the doctors. Because doctors went right along with all the ridiculousness, the general public just assumed that everything happening was legitimate. The few doctors that spoke up were cancelled.
What is clear to me is that the last thing on the industrial medical complex’s agenda is health and wellness. Health and wellness just doesn’t make money. I’ve known this for about a decade but through the pandemic, I was shocked at how completely corrupt the system is. It’s so unbelievable.
And now I’m getting constant messages in my social media feed that children need their vaccines. Looks like they cooked their golden goose and many parents are aware of the scam. At least there is a silver lining.
Great anecdotes, Robert. Sounds like surgery is a war zone. For doctors like you (and me) continuing medical education has meant far more than CME's: it has meant coming to grips with the immense corruption that has come to pervade the medical profession in the past 40 years. When I started my career in the mid-1980's, things were just starting to get bad. It became worse in the 90's and since then it's been a s--t show. I escaped into alternative medicine around 2000, and have found a happy home there, practicing homeopathy, herbalism, Bowenwork, nutrition and functional medicine where I can help people in spite of my medical background.
The globalists have the collapse planned. Our job is to avert or even just postpone it. Other considerations are secondary. Medicine has been manufactured into a corrupt mess, but it's just one part of the picture.
Thank you for this post. I quit General Surgery when liability insurance was going to be 1/3 of my gross income in 2001; I now do General Practice and Integrative Medicine and have no dealings with the hospital; it has has been very gratifying. I am literally surrounded by physicians who are hospital employees just towing the line and doing algorithmic medicine with no regard to the individual patient ( while paying lip service to this). COVID was one heck of a red pill; I stayed open for business, while those offices around me closed in fear, I prescribed HCQ and IVM, even oxygen as needed and kept and cared for at home and alive. And now I wonder: how was I able to survive for 25 years putting patients first, following the original Hypocratic oath and so many of my colleagues sold out. Et tu Brutus indeed. And if I took that red pill, why did so few others? There is no way to justify what went on in our once noble profession. One last thing: being away from hospital based medicine, I’m hard pressed to understand just how and when things went bad. As a symptom, I noticed that our local medical society meetings went imperceptibly from standing room only to just a few old timers like me to recruiting nurse practitioners to just dissolving. How very sad.
Good dude; you're lucky. I'm not sure how anyone who is working has time to read, much less listen.
There's a new, free, powerful tool for anyone to easily search VAERS Covid-19 reports and see summarized results. You can search by batch number or symptoms, as well as location, age, vax date, and more. Check it out and share with anyone wondering if their batch(es) had VAERS reports submitted and the associated symptoms or severity.
I hope the medical community makes use of the tool too.
https://matchyourbatch.substack.com/p/matchyourbatchorg-countering-we-dont
https://matchyourbatch.org/
Quite clever visuals.
Really interesting. I can sympathize with the lengthy program of learning and training and the grueling hours and the risks and choices that are made every day. However, many doctors are well compensated for their career choices. One is not forced into this employment or business.
..."Current medical school graduates owe an average of $250,000—"... really does not compute since over any 10 year period, a doctor could make $3-10 million or much more.
The only solution I see is to get big pharma out of the doctoring business as well as government and special interests. What was once an honorable profession has sunk to the lowest depths and is still sinking. Doctors are human you say, and yet none will go to prison for some of the dastardly deeds they perform, including murder. Money, prestige, power and the lack of ethics buys them a free pass.
I believe about half of what docs do is reasonable. Your cynicism is warranted but closer study would yield a great deal more medical good.
Thank you dr. Yoho this explains a lot. Nobody's perfect but there is a lot to be said about human decency and just plain greed.
From ex Pfizer scientist
https://truthcomestolight.com/dr-mike-yeadon-why-i-dont-believe-there-ever-was-a-covid-virus/
https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon
Thanks Dr. Yoho. Been years in the corruption of doctors & so called "medicines".
Yes this is an excellent coverage of the same topic. The only quibble I have is: "Since college, doctors are fed the lie that they are superior." This is not a lie. They are the largest group (a million in the usa) with IQs of about 130: super high. Unfortunately, this does not save them from all the other factors.
One of my sons has a 176 IQ. One other son taught himself to read when he was four. I caught him reading a teen aged level book to his four year old buddies. Reading it very well. My youngest son is quite smart and very fast. I doubt though he is genius level IQ. On a test. He is in charge of my estate. He is 20x as successful as his two brothers. We know doctors learn well. How many are actually good thinkers? Apparently very few. My youngest is a better thinker than his two brilliant, as they are, brothers. IQ is not meaningless, but it doesn’t measure Intelligence as we believe intelligence to be.
That's the problem...a higher IQ does not make anyone superior. Let's see how many of these high IQ-ers survive in the real world where they have to live on their own.
Please comment:
Doc’s apology? No way!
https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/doc-says-oops-im-a-complete-idiot
From the beginning of the “pandemic”, the thought that kept going through my mind was that the only people who could stop this was the doctors. Because doctors went right along with all the ridiculousness, the general public just assumed that everything happening was legitimate. The few doctors that spoke up were cancelled.
What is clear to me is that the last thing on the industrial medical complex’s agenda is health and wellness. Health and wellness just doesn’t make money. I’ve known this for about a decade but through the pandemic, I was shocked at how completely corrupt the system is. It’s so unbelievable.
And now I’m getting constant messages in my social media feed that children need their vaccines. Looks like they cooked their golden goose and many parents are aware of the scam. At least there is a silver lining.
Like everyone else.
Great anecdotes, Robert. Sounds like surgery is a war zone. For doctors like you (and me) continuing medical education has meant far more than CME's: it has meant coming to grips with the immense corruption that has come to pervade the medical profession in the past 40 years. When I started my career in the mid-1980's, things were just starting to get bad. It became worse in the 90's and since then it's been a s--t show. I escaped into alternative medicine around 2000, and have found a happy home there, practicing homeopathy, herbalism, Bowenwork, nutrition and functional medicine where I can help people in spite of my medical background.
Nothing beats homeopathy in the right person right time right remedy. It is simply amazing.
Sure explains what is behind the medical pharmacy industrial complex.
The globalists have the collapse planned. Our job is to avert or even just postpone it. Other considerations are secondary. Medicine has been manufactured into a corrupt mess, but it's just one part of the picture.
Please comment:
Doc’s apology? No way!
https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/doc-says-oops-im-a-complete-idiot
Which is why I still use the Free one.
Quite enlightening. STOP AND FRISK NO, LA CRIME https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfOo_igjLj8 LA Sen John Kennedy (R)
Sen John Kennedy, R-:A Budget a number too big to pay off in generations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqmNEYX5p14&t=40s