Aug. 24, 2024 - Jim Fetzer
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| On today's news talk, TNT. | |
| Welcome back to the Charlie Bedmore Show on today's News Talk TNT. | |
| Now, my last guest up today is Dr. William Makis. | |
| And don't, don't think it's, it definitely is. | |
| Last but not least, he is a very interesting man who provides in-depth intelligence on COVID-19, sudden deaths, mRNA vaccines, vaccine injuries, new pandemics, and more at MakisMD. | |
| Makis is M-A-K-I-S-M-D.substack.com. | |
| And you can follow him on X at MAKESMD. | |
| Thank you for coming on the Johnny Vedmo Show. | |
| How are you today? | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| I'm great. | |
| No, I'm awesome, awesome to talk to you and I have some questions and a couple of them I would suggest are probably quite personal. | |
| So, first of all, is Ivermectin a true wonder drug and should we all be taking a daily dose? | |
| You know, I hesitate to call any drug a wonder drug, but it seems to be really versatile. | |
| You know, it did win the Nobel Prize. | |
| It had, you know, tremendous antiviral activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. | |
| Very useful for COVID-19. | |
| Of course, you know, it was heavily attacked by the pharmaceutical industry very early on, as was hydroxychloroquine. | |
| But as people dig more into the research, the published research behind Ivermectin, you start seeing a tremendous body of work on cancer, Ivermectin and cancer, and tremendous anti-cancer effects. | |
| I've written a number of articles about ivermectin and cancer. | |
| It has about a dozen anti-cancer mechanisms, anti-proliferative mechanisms, where it stops the tumors from growing, it stops the tumors from being able to create blood vessels, being able to metastasize, and so it's very, very interesting in that regard. | |
| There's some activity in neurological diseases, for example, in multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease. | |
| There's now evidence that patients who take ivermectin actually see improval. | |
| There are Parkinson's patients who are taking ivermectin to get improvement with tremors, for example. | |
| There's some evidence that ivermectin could actually repair the myelin sheath on damaged nerves. | |
| I have a number of multiple sclerosis patients taking ivermectin right now. | |
| ALS for example. | |
| You know, anti-inflammatory effects for things like rheumatoid arthritis. | |
| People are trying it for rheumatoid arthritis. | |
| So it is a very, very versatile drug. | |
| Yeah, it is indeed. | |
| It seems, I mean, I read a few of your articles on studies, etc. | |
| Really, really interesting stuff. | |
| It makes me want to suggest it to some people I know. | |
| I'll get on to that in a second. | |
| But in the opening monologue for this hour, I spoke of a lady who was the heart and soul of my community until she died of turbo cancer after taking the COVID shots. | |
| Her family are quite rightly devastated, but they seem to have no recourse at all. | |
| What can we do to change this? | |
| I think we need to continue exposing this phenomenon, this phenomenon of extremely aggressive cancers in people who've taken the COVID-19 vaccine. | |
| Cancer is on the rise across the board and, you know, you have people like Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla telling us that, you know, one in three people will get cancer and Pfizer is going to be there to profit from that. | |
| You know, COVID-19 vaccines aside, I think most mainstream media are admitting that cancer is on the rise in young people, particularly aggressive cancers. | |
| We now have medical associations in the United States, in Canada, dropping the screening age for breast cancer, for example. | |
| You know, the screening age used to be 50 for mammograms. | |
| Now they've dropped it down to 40. | |
| So, you know, the medical establishment, the mainstream medical establishment is starting to admit that there's a very big cancer problem. | |
| Now, of course, they are fighting very hard to ensure that no link is made between the COVID-19 vaccines and cancer, but All you have to do is go on social media, go on Twitter, go on Facebook, go on Instagram, and you will see thousands of people who report developing extremely aggressive cancers after taking COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. | |
| Seems to be a problem specifically with mRNA vaccines and the mRNA platform. | |
| I'm seeing thousands of people who took Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines develop basically stage four cancers. | |
| They are presenting at stage four, and these are young people in their 20s, 30s, 40s. | |
| The top five cancers that I'm seeing, lymphoma, brain cancers, glioblastoma, very common now. | |
| Breast cancers in young women, women in their 20s, 30s, 40s, that's why they're dropping the screening age to start catching some of these cancers. | |
| Colon cancers, extremely aggressive as well, and lung cancers. | |
| Now there's some other ones, testicular ovarian cancers, sarcomas, leukemias, melanomas, and some kidney cancers as well, pancreatic, but You know, that's sort of the top five and the medical establishment is ignoring this phenomenon. | |
| They're trying to pretend it doesn't exist. | |
| They lie to patients when patients come to them and say, look, I developed this cancer after a few months after taking a booster shot. | |
| The doctors will gaslight them. | |
| They will lie to them. | |
| But the other problem is that the oncologists don't have a way to treat these cancers. | |
| These cancers don't respond to chemotherapy usually. | |
| They don't respond to conventional chemo, radiation, or immunotherapy. | |
| And so, the oncologists are swamped with requests. | |
| We have wait times for oncology increasing in all the highly COVID-vaccinated countries. | |
| And the prognosis is extremely poor. | |
| These patients are dying often in a matter of months. | |
| And so you will see all these obituaries of young people where the statement is, you know, this person died after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. | |
| And now the obituaries are full of these tragic situations. | |
| Yeah, most definitely. | |
| I agree with that. | |
| I see that all over the place. | |
| I have a definite couple of questions from the chat that are very interesting. | |
| But before I ask those, I want to ask you something. | |
| This is very personal because if I know someone, which I do, someone with an aggressive bone cancer who is receiving regular blood transfusions, what advice can I give them which can potentially save their lives? | |
| Well, I would say that if you are taking a mainstream cancer protocol, whether it is chemotherapy, a lot of these patients end up on various types of chemotherapy or immunotherapy as well, I would say you have to have an alternative plan as well. | |
| and an alternative plan with repurposed drugs. | |
| Now repurposed drugs are drugs that have been used for a different indication than cancer. | |
| So for example, antiparasitic drugs like ivermectin, like mebendazole or fenbendazole or albendazole, | |
| these are antiparasitic drugs that have a tremendous amount of research on their cancer activities. | |
| And so they're now being repurposed for cancer. | |
| I just put out an article yesterday about mebendazole and triple negative breast cancer, | |
| which is the most aggressive breast cancer. | |
| We actually see these breast cancers in COVID vaccinated individuals. | |
| And there's a research group in Stanford that is actually repurposing mebendazole, | |
| which is very similar to fenbendazole. | |
| Fenbendazole is a very famous dog deworming drug that people were using to treat their stage 4 cancers. | |
| Now there's a group in Stanford that is repurposing this drug for extremely aggressive cancers. | |
| So I would say you need to have a protocol, a protocol that you can take with your chemotherapy | |
| because there's often synergy with chemotherapy. | |
| Patients will have less side effects from the chemo and they will have enhanced effect or enhanced efficacy. | |
| But you need an alternative protocol that includes repurposed drugs like ivermectin, | |
| like mebandazole, fenbendazole, to give yourself a fighting chance with these very aggressive cancers. | |
| Yeah that's a brilliant answer and I thank you for it and I feel that's what I thought you were going to say as well and you know these other drugs like ivermectin etc which are being largely ignored because of course they're not got financial benefit for big pharma. | |
| I kind of like Leaving us without any possibilities and leaving a lot of people hopeless or feeling hopeless. | |
| Now, there's a couple of questions from the chat. | |
| These ones can probably be answered relatively quickly. | |
| And they relate to that when I was talking about ivermectin earlier, when we were talking about that. | |
| Holly asks, what about iodine? | |
| A much more useful potion, she says. | |
| What do you think about iodine? | |
| Interesting. | |
| You know, I've had some people report to me taking and supplementing with iodine. | |
| I have to do more research into it myself. | |
| I have really been focused on the repurposed drugs. | |
| And I've tried to bring You know, these repurposed drugs into sort of the mainstream. | |
| I report on it on my substack. | |
| I report on them on Twitter. | |
| And I can tell you there's a tremendous resistance from oncologists. | |
| Now, the resistance comes sort of from multiple angles. | |
| First is they most of the oncologists took the COVID-19 vaccines themselves. | |
| And so they don't want to hear about the possibility that the COVID vaccines are causing extremely aggressive cancers if they themselves took the vaccines and recommended the vaccines to all their patients. | |
| That's the first problem. | |
| The second problem is that something like iodine, for example, something like ivermectin, mevendazole, melatonin, high-dose vitamin D, berberine, turkey tail mushroom, apricot seeds, you know, soursop, whatever, whatever You know, foods or bioactive compounds have anti-cancer mechanisms. | |
| Oncologists are not allowed to suggest those to you and they're not allowed by their governing bodies, the medical boards, in Canada it's the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, they're not permitted to offer anything that is outside the main protocols or guidelines that are put together By big associations like the American Cancer Association, you know, the Canadian Cancer Society. | |
| They have guidelines of things that they can use to treat cancer patients and this is typically chemo, you know, or radiation or certain approved drugs that are extremely expensive. | |
| They are not allowed to offer you anything beyond that. | |
| and they won't. So when patients come to their cancer doctor and they say, | |
| look, I want to do a trial of high-dose ivermectin because there's tremendous amount of preclinical | |
| research about it, you know, the oncologist will say, absolutely not. They will roll their eyes | |
| and they will sometimes even threaten the patient that they're going to drop them as a patient if | |
| they pursue these other avenues. So this is the difficulty that patients are facing right now. | |
| And again, patients have to take matters into their own hands. They have to be their own advocate. | |
| Many people will come to me and say, can I get a prescription for ivermectin or where can I get | |
| The reality is that in most parts of the world you don't need a prescription in Ivermectin. | |
| There's places in the United States where you can get Ivermectin over the counter. | |
| You can get it over the counter in Mexico. | |
| You can get it over the counter in many other countries. | |
| You don't need a prescription. | |
| You shouldn't need a prescription. | |
| It is a very safe drug. | |
| It is Much safer than over-the-counter pain medications like Tylenol or Advil. | |
| And so people have to take matters into their own hands. | |
| Don't rely strictly on your oncologist. | |
| Don't rely that someone is going to write you a prescription because they would probably be risking their career if they did. | |
| Find a way to get the ivermectin. | |
| You can order it from pharmacies in India. | |
| There's various places in the US that offer ivermectin. | |
| Get your hands on it. | |
| Figure out a protocol. | |
| I've published a lot on the types of ivermectin protocols and the dosing that you can use. | |
| And basically take matters into your own hands and give yourself an alternative treatment plan | |
| in addition to, let's say, whatever, chemo or any other mainstream therapy that you're using. | |
| No, William, I have to say we got a couple, we got about a minute left to answer a couple more questions from the chat. | |
| But the chat has also expressed that you're going to have to come back on again sometime soon because you've got such a brilliant amount of knowledge. | |
| And I haven't asked you half the questions I wanted to ask you. | |
| So you're going to have to come back on. | |
| We've got about a minute, so these next questions have to probably be answered quite quickly. | |
| Dark Commission in the chat says, in my opinion, cannabis is a wonder drug which accounts for it being largely illegal. | |
| Have there been any health studies read in the US states where it's now legal or in Canada? | |
| Yes, there's been a lot of studies about CBD specifically, so I would look into that. | |
| Look into CBD, especially in any kind of brain cancer. | |
| There have been reports of brain cancers being cured simply with pure CBD. | |
| Oh, it's such a brilliant, I mean, really, really, such a wonderful plant. | |
| Just unbelievable that it's illegal. | |
| And there was a comment from Luis Riel in the chat who I really found interesting. | |
| He said, cancer isn't a disease, it's a healing mechanism. | |
| Is that, would you agree with that? | |
| So there's a lot of controversy about the nature of cancer. | |
| What are the causes of cancer? | |
| Is it a metabolic disease? | |
| Is it something that we need to fix the mitochondria? | |
| Obviously, diet plays a big part in it as well. | |
| But, you know, we have this complication now with the COVID-19 vaccines, which have made the situation of cancer worse, much more aggressive cancers. | |
| That's why I think people need to be proactive, take matters into their own hands, and put together an alternative protocol for yourself. | |
| You're awesome. | |
| Dr. Makis, I will speak to you again soon. | |
| Thank you so much for coming on the show. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you very much for having me. | |
| He actually made me well up a little bit there. | |
| Thank you all for joining me for another day on the Johnny Vedmore Show. | |
| Thanks to all my guests today, Tom Luongo, Alex Dimitrios, Chris Morrison and Dr. William Makis, who's amazing, of course. | |
| Remember, my friends, stay safe, stay awake, don't go changing. | |
| Thanks for being with me. |
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