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April 13, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Part 1/3 - Dr. Bryan Ardis reveals BOMBSHELL origins of covid, mRNA vaccines and treatments
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- Welcome to Brighttown.TV.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon.
Today we're joined by Dr.
Brian Artis, who has a very special, urgent, I would say critical for humanity, special report that he's going to be sharing with us over the next few minutes.
He's got even a presentation and a deep discussion.
Now, for those of you who are trying to take this information down, I want you to understand, if you're watching this, it's already out, so you can't do that.
Good luck with that.
This is getting out.
The truth shall prevail.
And I want to appreciate all of you and say thank you for watching today and feel free to share this interview on other platforms as well.
In fact, the more we distribute this interview, the better it is for humanity.
Dr.
Brian Artis, it is always an honor to speak with you.
Welcome to the studio.
I'm so excited to be here, actually.
Your studio is awesome, and I really do love the opportunity to participate with Brideon.tv, and thank you for all you do for providing uncensorable material for a lot of us.
Well, that's our specialty is not getting censored, of course, but you are awesome in your work and your show and what you've been doing.
I just want to thank you because you have helped inform so many people.
That, you know, allegedly you're now on Big Pharma's hit list for people for them to try to take down or silence.
So we want to offer you prayers and blessings for your protection.
We know you're safe here, but, you know, be safe as you're moving around out there.
Yeah, I really do appreciate that.
And supposedly I'm at the top of that list per Dr.
Zev Zelenko, right?
Wow.
Brian Art is number one.
Supposedly number one.
So...
I'll tell you what.
What we're about to go over and what has shortly been disclosed to some people...
We're trying to reach this to as many audiences as people around the world because this information is relevant to the entire world and not everybody watches every platform.
So you actually are the first person I came and talked to about this.
Ever.
Oh wow.
Wow.
But that was all a private conversation.
Now you're ready to share it publicly.
That was a very private, personal conversation because I was worried about the things that I was uncovering, and I wanted your input, knowing some of your background.
There's just very few people I thought I could trust with this information out of the gate.
You were the first.
There's very few people who can freak me out with information, and you're one of those people because when you told me what you had found, I was freaking out.
And again, I'm hard to freak out because I've been through a lot.
But let's just jump into it, okay?
I just want to remind you, and for those of you watching, we're going to have your slides on the screen behind you.
And I'm actually the slide controller today.
But you tell me when to go next.
And we're also going to put these in the video so people can read them.
Is this going to be available as some kind of a downloadable PDF as well?
We can make it that way on our site.
Okay.
Absolutely.
Give out your website for the audience.
So my website is thedardisshow.com, thedoctorartisshow.com.
Got it.
Doctors just shortened to DR. Okay, perfect.
Alright, well, where do we begin?
Alright, so for anybody who's already seen somewhat of the story, something happened on December 1st of 2021.
We're in the beginning of April of 2022, so this only happened about four months ago.
I received a text from a medical doctor that you know, I know, I won't say his name here, but he sent me a text that appeared to be very random.
To me.
And totally unrelated to COVID. But this is what happened, so I want to tell the story.
I went on an interview on InfoWars, and I was being interviewed by Kate Daly, who's a great host, sometimes comes in there and co-hosts for InfoWars other shows.
She'd asked me to come on and actually talk about monoclonal antibodies and my thoughts on monoclonal antibodies.
And I agreed to do it.
I had these six studies that I just received, actually, from another doctor I really love and admire and trust.
And my viewpoints on monoclonal antibodies based on those research studies were...
I have concerns long-term about the use of these monoclonal antibodies because the studies I had received all were saying that monoclonal antibodies were being derived from cancer cells of the spleens of pigs.
Right.
And I remember thinking, why in the world would we...
Inject that into a human being without knowing what the long-term possible mutagenic or carcinogenic effects might occur.
So I was on InfoWars just bad-mouthing monoclonal antibodies.
I mean, I was, like, based on these research studies.
My concern was not that people with COVID-19 were being treated with it and they were surviving.
The truth was for me at the time...
99.997% of all people were surviving COVID anyway.
It really doesn't matter what you use for early treatment.
So the early treatment options, you should be weighing the risk and benefits.
Well, of course, yeah.
Because what if there's long-term negative results of monoclonal antibodies?
Right.
So this interview I did, as a result...
This medical doctor sent me a text after he had been notified that I was bad-mouthing an early treatment for COVID that was working and this individual was using with a 100% success rate with COVID. He had sent me a text, and this is what the text said.
Now, I hadn't talked to him in weeks.
He just sent me this text, and it said, Hey, Dr.
Artis, if you got bit by a rattlesnake, would you go to a hospital and get antivenom?
Now the truth is, I didn't see the text until December 18th.
So it was like two and a half weeks later.
In between that period, I saw this doctor at a speaking event.
And he walks right up to me as I see him and he goes, Hey Dr.
Artis, can you do me a favor from now on?
When you go into the media, can you just continue to encourage people to stay away from hospitals and just seek early treatment instead of talking on early treatments?
And I was like...
So he's trying to shut down your speech on being critical about any kind of these treatments.
Right.
I knew he wanted me to not talk about monoclonal antibodies.
He must have been told about the interview on InfoWars.
Okay.
Because he said it was creating conflict for people that knew him and were sending people to him to do monoclonal antibodies, but they respected me, respected him, and they thought that was a conflicting scenario.
I see.
Well, I would say, people, start with vitamin D. Start with the simple things.
Right.
Zinc, you know...
I agree.
But I do have great respect for this guy.
So when he came to me, I looked at him and I said, yes, I can do that.
I can continue to push people to early treatment.
Because by far, early treatment options are way safer than going into a hospital and getting remdesivir and being vented to death.
So anything is better than going there.
So I reasoned that real quick and told him that.
It was about a week after I saw him, I went to go send him a text when I see this text from December 1st that reads...
Hey, Dr.
Artis, if you got bit by a rattlesnake, would you go get antivenom?
And I remember looking at the text, bewildered, because what has this got to do with COVID? Like, nothing.
So when I say it, it changed my whole life when I actually read this text.
This is what happened.
I knew this guy, admired, used, and had success with monoclonal antibodies.
But I didn't know anything about being bit by snakes.
I didn't know anything about antivenom.
So I was trying to figure out why he sent me this text.
I didn't respond to him.
I just looked at the text two weeks later, and I was trying to reason in my mind, why would he send me this text?
First thing I knew I had to figure out was, he knows I would say yes to that question.
Like inherently, I would go, of course I'm going to go get antivenom if I get bit by a rattlesnake.
I mean, wouldn't you?
I mean, I would want antivenom.
I don't know if I'm going to die.
I would go get antivenom.
I knew he knew I would say yes.
So I had to know what he was trying to trigger me to say yes to.
Yeah, because the metaphor that he is then describing is basically saying that COVID is like a snake venom and that the monoclonal antibodies are antivenom.
That's what he was trying to...
No, actually, that is not what I thought, actually.
Oh, okay.
This is what happened to me.
I was like, antivenom?
What is it about antivenom I don't know?
So I had to go look it up.
I was like, what is antivenom made from?
Or what is antivenom?
Only to learn online.
Remember, I'm a chiropractor acupuncturist.
I didn't know this.
Only to learn online that antivenom is monoclonal antibodies or polyclonal antibodies.
I had no idea.
So all of a sudden, I was like, oh, this is why he sent me this text.
It was to get me to say, you would trust monoclonal antibodies if you got bit by a snake.
And I was like, well, yes, I would.
Was I wrong?
All of a sudden, I was like, wait a minute.
Am I wrong to trust monoclonal antibodies?
And Mike, I cannot even...
I cannot even exaggerate.
I actually went into my shower, where's my think tank?
I literally was in there for like an hour, just standing in the water, my hands up against the wall, and I am going through everything related to monoclonal antibodies that I thought I was right about.
And it created this whirlwind rabbit hole of research for the next four months, which has led to what we're going to unveil today.
This is how it went.
I'm in the shower and I'm like, monoclonal antibodies?
Monoclonal antibodies are antivenom, and antivenom is a source of monoclonal antibodies.
Then immediately I thought, does the CDC, the NIH, or the FDA recommend monoclonal antibodies for COVID? Because that's what this doctor is using it for.
And all of a sudden I realized, no, they have not been encouraging people to use monoclonal antibodies.
In fact, now in January of this year, just a few months later, they've now banned the majority of all monoclonal antibodies from the entire country for COVID-19.
So I started in the middle of December realizing, while I was in the shower, that the CDC, NIH, and FDA all say do not use monoclonal antibodies.
They don't want any early treatment.
They just want you to go into the hospital and get remdesivir.
There is no other early treatments that are really encouraging.
I then realized also that there was a truth for me already established.
I didn't trust anything the FDA, CDC, or NIH has been saying surrounding COVID. In fact, it's almost the opposite.
They tell you to go get remdesivir.
I keep telling people don't do it.
They keep saying to do it.
Then they tell you not to seek early treatment.
They tell you not to use monoclonal antibodies.
And I keep saying you should be doing the opposite of whatever they say.
So immediately when I realized that they, those federal health agencies, have been banning and punishing doctors for using monoclonal antibodies, and now since have taken it away from everybody, I wondered if there was a truth behind, could it possibly be, that if monoclonal antibodies are a source or form of an antivenom, or made as an antivenom, is it possible that the monoclonal antibodies are working properly?
With COVID-19 because there might be a venom component to COVID-19.
And in my 50 minutes or so or hour or so of being in the shower, I mean, I went through everything related to COVID in an hour.
My next thought was, there's a quick way to see if there's ever been any discussion or maybe even a truth behind that COVID-19 could be related to snakes or snake venom.
That would warrant the FDA, CDC, and NIH not wanting you to use monoclonal antibodies.
Okay?
This is where my brain went.
So all I decided was is, you know, every time I talk about remdesivir, anytime Paul Merrick from flccc.net talks about monoclonal antibodies, even with Senator Ron Johnson, they fact-check our claims.
USA Today and Associated Press has done it with me.
Medscape and Medpages did it with Paul Merrick.
They always will fact-check things that are actually true to divert individuals back to the narrative they want you to see in the media.
So the very first thing I thought was, I'm going to get out of the shower, and I'm going to go see, was there any reference early on that the possible origins of SARS-CoV-2, that they now designate the disease process as COVID-19, could it possibly be That snakes were ever a thought or a published possible source for SARS-CoV-2.
You mean that it was a cross-species infection?
That it grew in snakes or it spread in snakes and then spread to humans?
What are you saying?
What I've heard non-stop for the last two years is it's Cross-contamination from bats to humans, right?
Or pangolins, as you have here.
So really, all I wanted to know was, is it true then that there was ever a reference in the media that snakes could have been a source as they were trying to figure it out?
And then was it ever fact-checked?
That's what I wanted to know.
Was it ever fact-checked?
Because non-stop for two years, all I've heard about is bats.
Everyone's okay talking about bats.
It comes from bats.
Everybody's allowed to talk about bats.
Well, bats are mammals.
But did they ever look at snakes?
So...
This set me down a huge rabbit hole that at times has been scary, anxiety creating.
It's time to show you what I've learned and what I've figured out.
Let's do it.
So you've got the clicker.
Yep, let's do it.
We're on slide one.
This is slide one here.
So what we're going to do is we're just going to show you what I've learned.
So at the top of these slides, you will see a date.
Actually, a month and a year.
This is very early on in the pandemic.
January 2020.
This is in Healthline magazine online.
And it actually says, where did the new coronavirus come from?
Potentially a bat, snake, or pangolin.
And I remember reading this one article.
This is the first one I pulled up.
And I remember thinking...
They actually thought it might come from snakes.
Like, I never knew this.
I never saw this.
I wasn't paying attention to this early on.
Remember, my whole thing with COVID started in May of 2020.
So by the time this came out, I was five months late.
Okay, this was in January.
And you'll see on the right-hand side of the article, fact-checked by the K. Castle.
And I was like, oh my gosh, they did fact-check this.
Okay, great.
Let's go to the next slide.
Inside this article on Healthline, this is what we see.
Read this here.
A new study found the virus may have originated in bats and then spread to humans via a snake or pangolin.
Okay.
Next slide.
So the snakes could have been carriers and transmitters is what they're saying.
That is what they're saying.
Okay.
All right.
So then this professor, Shane Shin Youngie, maybe you can pronounce it better, a professor with the university and member of the research team told the Xinhu News Service that although previous research found the novel coronavirus originated in bats, the animals hibernate in the winter.
Making it unlikely that they caused this current outbreak.
I found that interesting because when was the first supposed sick people with COVID? It was in October of 2019, right?
In the winter.
Next slide.
This is on CNN Health.
January 2020.
Snakes could be the source of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak.
As I'm reading through these, I'm like, no way.
I had no idea that anyone even mentioned it.
Alright, so here we go.
Next slide.
This is very important.
This still applies even today, right now.
CNN Health on this website, on their site in January 2020.
Snakes.
The Chinese crate and the Chinese cobra may be the original source of the newly discovered coronavirus.
It's triggered an outbreak of a deadly infectious respiratory illness in China this winter.
Really.
Next slide.
But when the researchers performed a more detailed bioinformatics analysis of the sequence of SARS-CoV-2, it suggests that this coronavirus might have come from snakes.
Interesting.
Next, still in the same article.
So did it transfer from bats to snakes, is what they're saying.
The researchers used an analysis of the protein codes favored by the new coronavirus and compared it to the protein codes from coronaviruses.
Mike.
They found it in different animal hosts, like birds, snakes, marmots, hedgehogs, mantis, bats, and humans.
Surprisingly, they found that the protein codes in the SARS-CoV-2 virus are most similar to those used in snakes.
Really.
Next slide.
Here comes the fact checking.
Ready?
No.
Science news reports in the same month.
No.
Snakes probably aren't the source of the new coronavirus in China yet.
Let's go in the article.
Based on similarities between the virus's codons.
Do you know what a codon is?
A sequence of three nucleic acids on either mRNA, RNA, or DNA chain.
Three nucleic acids.
Based on the similarities between the virus's codons and those of its potential animal hosts, quote, snake is the most probable wildlife animal reservoir for the 2019 SARS-CoV-2.
The researchers write.
And then they say, we and his team suggest a virus from the mini-banded crate, or Chinese cobra, may have combined with a bat virus...
And spark the new outbreak.
SciTech Daily, same month.
Look what they even call it.
Snake pneumonia?
Snake pneumonia.
Are you kidding me?
No.
Look at January 22, 2020.
Coronavirus outbreak in China traced to snakes by genetic analysis.
Really?
Finally, the team uncovered evidence in this article that the SARS-CoV-2 likely resided in snakes before being transmitted to humans.
Recombination with the viral receptor binding protein may have allowed for cross-species transmission, like you mentioned a second ago.
Is that what they were expecting?
From snakes to humans.
I don't know how many snakes cough on people to give them their infections.
I'm wondering, who's hanging out with snakes?
I don't know.
Results derived from our evolutionary analysis, or origin analysis, suggest for the first time that snake is the most probable wildlife animal reservoir for this 2019 SARS-CoV-2.
Is this surprising to you?
Did you know this?
Well, this is really shocking because this has been erased, really, from any discussion.
No one is talking about this.
No, it was always bats or just random animals, pangolins and what have you.
All right, next one.
Next slide.
Marmots, that's a surprise.
You've got to stay away from those marmots, man.
And hedgehogs.
And hedgehogs, yeah.
Humans are playing around with hedgehogs too often.
Alright, so in the same month, this is what they are referencing in these articles, is what they suggested the original origins of SARS-CoV-2 came from snakes.
They compared it to bats.
I'm going to take you into this because there's aspects of this research study that everyone needs to know because it is very clear from this one study that snakes are the origin of SARS-CoV-2.
Wait a minute.
Doesn't this mean that the gain-of-function research could have maybe taken something from snakes and then augmented it?
Oh, yes.
Is that where this is going?
Yep.
That's exactly where it's going.
Wow.
Which is not what anyone has been told.
Right.
All right.
So, January of 2020.
Published.
Origin of COVID-19.
Cross-species transmission of the newly identified coronavirus.
Remember, I knew none of this until December of 2021.
Okay.
Okay.
Next slide.
Here we go.
Inside the body of this research study, two types of snakes containing the bungaro multisinctus, which is the mini-banded crate, and then the Chinese cobra were used for RSCU analysis, where they're actually getting their gene sequences and comparing it to SARS-CoV-2.
Squared Euclidean distance between the 2019 SARS-CoV-2 and the crate was 13.54%.
The distance between SARS-CoV-2 and another snake, which is Naja Naja Atra, which is the King Cobra, is 16.69.
And for those people watching, the lower that number, the more similar the genetic code is.
That's exactly right.
I did not know this.
I had to learn all this.
Well, Euclidean distance is squared.
I love hanging out with geniuses.
Geometry, yeah.
I really had no idea what that meant.
I was like, what in the world is that?
Yeah, so anyway, what they're saying is that this is the most similar genetic sequence that they could find.
Exactly right.
And then they actually compared it to a whole bunch of animals like hedgehogs and menace and humans.
Right, right.
And they actually plot on the graph here.
Next slide.
Okay.
Oh, wow.
They actually plot.
And there it is.
I see.
Wow.
They plot which one it's most identical to.
Bungaroo, or Bungarus, is the crate snake.
Wow.
Cobra, and then bats, and then chickens.
It looks like a polar bear.
I don't know what that is.
That's the marmot right there, yeah.
And then the human, hedgehogs, and whatever else.
When I saw this...
I couldn't believe it because this is not what we've been told.
We have been told it is bats, and they keep directing people to bats.
Fauci in May of 2020 is talking about the sources of bats.
I just want everybody to see that.
This summary and the conclusion we're going to spend a few minutes on because there's a few statements in here that people need to know the definition for.
When I say that I am confident that the origins of SARS-CoV-2 is from snakes, this tells you it is.
So here we go.
In summary, the results derived from our evolutionary analysis suggest that SARS-CoV-2 has most similar genetic information with bat coronavirus and has most similar codon usage bias with snake.
Now, I am not a geneticist, but the very last part of this sentence says SARS-CoV-2 has most similar codon usage bias with snake.
Next slide.
First, I had to know what's a codon.
What's a codon?
Because I didn't know.
I was like, what's a codon?
So I went to the National Institutes of Health, the Genome Research Institute.
All right.
Codon, you'll see down here at the bottom, this is a sequence like on an mRNA chain.
It's three nucleic acids clumped together in order.
It explains to you what it is.
Now, that's what a codon is, just a sequence of three nucleic acids.
Codon usage bias is the term I wanted to know.
I just copied codon usage bias.
Next slide.
And I want to know what in the world does codon usage bias mean?
You can see it behind me.
I'll read it to you.
This is published in November 2021.
Codon usage bias reflects the origin, mutation patterns, and evolution of the species or genes.
Just read up to the first comma.
Codon usage bias reflects the origin.
If we go to the slide I was just at, next slide.
What we just read was, last part of the sentence, SARS-CoV-2 has the most similar codon usage bias with snakes.
Yes.
So we know its origin is most similar and connected to snake origin.
Yes.
Allow me to just explain to the audience as well.
Different species have a different tendency of the way they arrange their genetic code.
That's what codons are.
So the same goals genetically can be accomplished with many different codon patterns.
So what you're pointing out here is that the codon usage bias indicates snake as the origin, I want to tell people that's a fingerprint.
That's actually a fingerprint because those codon sequences can't come from humans because human DNA isn't encoded the same way.
It's very far from snake DNA because, you know, reptiles versus mammals and, you know, the whole evolutionary history and whatever.
But this is bombshell that you have here.
This is January of 2020.
Wow.
The first month of the pandemic supposedly in America.
Or referenced even in America.
Alright, let's go to the next slide.
Now it's time to get into...
Is there any talks I wanted to know in 20...
I'm just going to go into this.
Ready?
Is this the same slide?
Phospholipase enzymes?
It is.
Okay, great.
So this is in January of 2021.
We are now going to piece together the entire narrative of COVID-19.
When I say, and I want to go ahead and introduce this now, there isn't an aspect of COVID-19, its symptoms as a disease or an infection, none of the symptoms or side effects of remdesivir, None of the side effects or adverse events, serious or minor, from the mRNA vaccines that cannot be linked to snake venom poisoning.
Well, all of it is related, and I'm going to show you.
Okay, so wait a second.
This is a huge bombshell.
So you're saying if you look at the neurological symptoms, the blood clotting, oh my gosh, blood clotting, that's how snake venom destroys tissue.
It clots the blood.
Exactly right.
And snake venom is a protein.
It's a very long, large protein, and that's what causes the tissue necrosis, right?
You get bit by a rattlesnake, it's tissue necrosis, and that's what's happening to people who are getting the vaccine.
Exactly right.
Trust me, by the time we're done with this interview, every aspect of COVID, even beyond our other interviews I've done so far, you're going to see even more evidence to support every aspect of what they tell you is SARS-CoV-2 viral infection, everything they call a side effect that led to mortality from COVID-19 in hospitalized patients, which is with remdesivir.
Every side effect listed by the FDA, the CDC, the NIH, in VAERS, CMS data, all of it can be tied directly to snake venom poisoning.
Okay, Dr.
Artis, okay, now you've got my brain running because this means that the mRNA gene therapy alterations are injecting people with instructions to manufacture snake venom in their own cells.
So their bodies are snake venom factories.
That's exactly what's going on.
And the two individuals who created the mRNA vaccines work at the University of Pennsylvania, David Weissman and a lady named Cataline.
They have since 2011 been taking mRNA from snake venom and figuring out how to inject it into these cells and into the DNA of cow's cells.
And they used venom mRNA to do it.
And I'm going to show you that's what they're doing right now.
And yes, when they talk about replicating spike proteins...
No, no.
You're replicating...
Snake venom peptides or proteins.
And it just continues to replicate throughout your body.
But then this also explains why monoclonal antibodies then work.
Exactly!
Because it's an anti-venom.
Yes, and I am not one who's going to sit back and go, I was wrong.
Or I wasn't wrong about anything.
I'm always right.
I immediately knew, even in the shower, if I go and find information that anti-venom is monoclonal antibodies, I was wrong in my speaking.
Because monoclonal antibodies would work.
Do you know how they actually make monoclonal antibodies and antivenom for most snake venom?
No, I don't.
They take the venom of a snake in a syringe and they shoot it into a horse.
And then they collect the blood from the horse, extract the antibodies that the horse made against the actual venom, and that's monoclonal antibodies they inject into you as antivenom.
I'm about to show you evidence that they did this with COVID-19.
Supposed virus proteins.
Okay.
You're blowing my mind again.
Yes, I am.
Alright, so here we go.
When it comes to all the side effects related to SARS-CoV-2 infection that individuals deal with, This term called phospholipase enzymes are noted as a premier marker or indicator of SARS-CoV-2 infection.
You've got the virus inside of you.
Now your body is elevating these phospholipase enzymes.
This is in January of 2021.
Phospholipase enzymes as potential biomarker for SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Let's go on.
Now, in this same article, it says that these phospholipase, among them...
S-P-L-A-2, phospholipase A2, is the first discovered group of phospholipase enzymes which was discovered in a component of cobra venom.
This is where they found this stuff.
Go back to the screen before.
It actually says phospholipase enzymes are potential biomarkers for SARS-CoV-2.
But this was originally discovered in cobra venom.
Isn't that crazy?
All right.
Let's keep reading the parts I've actually highlighted.
Elapidae and viper family snakes having SPLAT group 1A, 2A, 2B as the main component in snake venom.
Snake venom, phospholipases, induce pathophysiological alterations in the victim by hydrolyzing phospholipids in membranes.
Whoa, so cell rupturing.
All the hemorrhaging you see in the lungs of SARS-CoV-2 patients, this is what it is!
The snake doesn't inject its venom into your lungs, they put it into your veins or into your bloodstream, and then it actually makes the alveoli sacs in your lungs hemorrhage.
Right, which shows up on the imaging that the doctors are doing.
And they're calling it what?
COVID pneumonia.
Yeah, right.
Right.
Like the snake pneumonia you saw up here?
That's what they're seeing, actually.
Next slide.
What is the role of this phospholipase in lung infections and related respiratory problems?
Remember, they found this in cobra venom originally.
There is some evidence that the elevated PLA2 is in patients with lung infections and respiratory problems.
Pulmonary surfactant is important.
By lowering surface tension along the alveolar epithelium, destruction of the surface tension will result in lung injury, called acute respiratory distress syndrome.
That sounds real familiar, because that's what we were told.
That's what we were told it was!
Right.
All of SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19.
Most similar to acute respiratory distress syndrome.
Yes.
Oh, really?
But the COBRA venom phospholipases does this.
The same thing they just said is a biomarker for SARS-CoV-2.
Wow.
Oh, it gets worse.
Don't worry.
Here we go.
Next slide.
When I go through some of these, you're going to also realize why it is that the FDA, CDC, NIH, World Health Organization, United Nations, all said and interjected and said, you cannot suggest nutritional supplements for COVID-19 as an early treatment because they know it works against snake venom.
I'm going to show you one right here.
In the same article, it says...
We're talking about SARS-CoV-2 here.
While both men and women have the same prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 without any gender discrimination, men are more susceptible to face more complications in death.
Study was evidenced that the inverse correlation of SPLA-2, which is found in snake venom also, activity with vitamin C concentration in COVID-19 patients.
Interestingly, vitamin C concentration in the blood is lower in males than in females.
Hence the link between increased severity in men.
It also links with the severity of COVID-19 in males with the correlation of increasing SPLA-2 phospholipase activity and the decrease in vitamin C content.
Another study, down lower, another study was revealed that increasing rates of PLA-2 were positively correlated with not only viral loads in the patients with COVID-19, but also severity of pneumonia in non-COVID-19 patients.
Increased levels of this in the blood could provide insights to higher mortality was seen in patients with underlying comorbidities.
Now, you've heard all along that individuals who have comorbidities are more targeted.
Right.
I have proof, and I can show you research like this, that these enzymes found in snake venom target the pancreas of individuals with inflammatory pancreatic disorders, which are what?
Diabetes, any of the type of diabetes, heart conditions or inflammatory heart issues, liver, kidneys, lung, brain.
And these snake venom components target those tissues exactly.
This is just stunning, but I need to point out, they say that increasing levels were correlated with viral loads in patients, but how are they testing viral loads is PCR, which means they could be just spotting cells that are being killed.
The exosomes of the cells that have been destroyed by the venom.
Very well could be.
But do you know I have researched for like 20 plus years that they've been using PCR testing to actually sequence the genes of all snake venom research?
No, did not know that.
And holy cow, what are they using the whole time to look for SARS-CoV-2?
They're using PCR tests that are known successfully to replicate, magnify, through cycling, venom proteins and peptides.
For decades they've been using it.
And what if they're really just finding snake protein peptides or enzymes with a test that's done that for the last 30 years they know?
This is also the ultimate bioweapon because it's something that can be blamed on animals, right?
So maybe they took it from animals, they took it from reptiles, they augmented it with gain of function, they made it spreadable or maybe they spread it themselves, a couple of different ways to do that, and then they diagnose it and just give it a different name.
But it's the ultimate bioweapon.
It's actually one of the oldest in history biological weapons.
It's in nature.
I mean, poison dart frogs, snake venoms.
I mean, we've used venoms from animals for years in war.
I just want people to notice and recognize that this enzyme found in cobra venom in this study, early on where they were talking about phospholipases in these enzymes, Are directly correlated to significance of COVID-19 and severity of COVID-19.
Can I ask you a different question?
I'm sorry to interrupt.
This is stunning.
What about ivermectin?
Why does ivermectin work?
Are you going to get to that?
Yep, I sure am.
Okay, cool.
I'm going to interrupt you.
I sure am.
Yep, we're going to get there.
Everything they told you not to use, by the way, and are punishing people, Every single one of the things they say you cannot use and they're threatening doctors' licenses with is already proven to inhibit snake venom peptides and proteins.
Unbelievable.
And I'm talking for like 30, 40 years.
For example, do you know that the blood clotting effect of a snake venom, vipers, can be blocked with N-acetylcysteine?
And they've known it for years.
That's why they're pulling it off the market.
That's why the FDA in May of 2020 was like, this is no longer going to be sold as a supplement.
It can now only be sold as a prescription drug.
Yes, this is exactly why they did that.
For example.
And when I say all of them, all the things you keep hearing, you're not allowed to use.
They actually inhibit the effects of snake venom peptides and proteins.
All of them.
Unreal.
Very good.
Amazon pulled all the NAC off the market, too.
I want you to read the title of this University of Arizona's publication.
Like venom coursing through the body.
Researchers identify mechanism driving COVID-19 mortality.
They're just telling you what it is, huh?
In your face.
You don't even know it.
You're not even looking.
Unbelievable.
Like venom coursing through the body.
An enzyme related to neurotoxins found in rattlesnake venom?
That's the subhead.
I know.
All right, so let's get into the article.
Ready?
Let's see what it says.
All right.
So this is actually the real study.
I printed it, and then I highlighted some stuff.
Here we go.
Del Poeta and his team collected stored plasma samples and went to work analyzing medical charts and tracking down critical clinical data from 127 patients hospitalized at Stony Brook University Hospital between January and July of 2020.
There we go.
Okay, sorry.
Here we go.
Sorry about that.
Alright, so they collected 127 patients, you'll see, who were hospitalized at this hospital between January and July of 2020.
They went through all their charts.
There's also some at the Stony Brook and Banner University Medical Center in Tucson between the same period.
Next slide.
University of Arizona, Stony Brook University, and Wake Forest all together analyzed blood samples from two COVID-19 patient cohorts and found that circulation of the enzyme secreted phospholipase A2 group 2A or SPLA2 may be the most important factor in predicting which patients with severe COVID-19 eventually succumb to the virus.
And that's what's in the venom, yeah.
Read the next sentence.
The SPL2A2 enzyme, which has similarities to an active enzyme in rattlesnake venom, is found in low concentrations in healthy individuals and has long been known to play a critical role in defense against bacterial infections, destroying microbial cell membranes.
When the activated enzyme circulates at high levels, it has the capacity to shred the membranes of vital organs.
And then read down below, this enzyme is trying to kill the virus, destroying the patient's cell membranes, and thereby contributing to multiple organ failure and death.
Now, there's a couple things I have to pinpoint here.
They got tissue samples from people who were hospitalized and treated for COVID-19 in hospitals.
What do they all have in common, being pumped into their veins?
Remdesivir.
Right.
When I saw this, they even give you the numbers of how elevated these snake enzymes are in their blood.
The number one side effect listed in Gilead, who owns Remdesivir, they did a study that was published in March of 2020.
They gave Remdesivir for 10 days.
To 53 COVID-19 patients, the number one reported serious adverse event was multiple organ failure.
I want you to look and see what this says here.
Multiple organ failure.
And death.
I am convinced remdesivir, actually, before we even go any further, I'm actually convinced that remdesivir is actually lyophilized or freeze-dried, powderized King Cobra venom.
And I'm going to tell you how I got there.
And I think they're just pumping it into your veins in hospitals.
Alright, what you just said, Dr.
Artis, is pretty freaky.
I mean, that's a huge claim.
That's a claim that the medical system is carrying out coordinated mass murder.
It doesn't mean that the doctors administering remdesivir would be aware of this, by the way.
They may have no clue.
But look at who was behind the approvals of remdesivir, who's been pushing it.
Fauci, for one, right?
Really, yeah.
But you're saying that you believe people are being injected with freeze-dried Cobra venom that has been approved by the FDA as a drug.
As an antiviral.
As an antiviral.
Would this explain the kidney failure that happens, and organ failure, and death, and what about the fluid buildup in the lungs and everything?
Yes, I'll show you all.
Okay, okay.
I'm sorry.
I'm getting ahead.
No, no.
This is why, when you look at the actual known side effects and what happens to individuals in hospitals when they get remdesivir, and like this Arizona study, when you look at the tissue samples, they see these high elevated amounts of stuff that's in rattlesnake venom.
Snake venom.
Wow.
In these people who have died after being treated in hospitals.
They're all being treated with remdesivir.
All of them.
That's the only antiviral being pumped into all their veins.
During those periods, they selected them.
If this is true, by the way, this is some kind of satanic serpent mass death thing.
This is like actual satanic There's got to be something about this mentioned in the Bible in the end times about venom coursing through people's bodies and killing them.
You're nodding like you're going to talk about something like that.
That's how we're going to wrap up the interview.
Oh, okay, okay.
All right, well, I'm sorry to get ahead here.
No, it's great because you're putting it all together.
It's just a massive unraveling of things.
Everything related to COVID you've been lied to about.
Oh, yeah.
All of it.
And I mean all of it.
We've been lied to about everything, man.
History, money, elections, you name it.
Okay.
Continuing.
All right.
So further into this study, talking about this phospholipase as causing SARS-CoV-2 and ramifications of that.
Yeah.
Ready?
Ready?
Previous research has shown how the enzyme, phospholipase, destroys microbial cell membranes and bacterial infections as well as its similar genetic ancestry with a key enzyme found in snake venom.
The protein shares a high-sequence homology to the active enzyme in rattlesnake venom.
And like venom coursing through the body, it has the capacity to bind to receptors at neuromuscular junctions and potentially disable the function of these muscles.
Roughly a third of people develop long COVID, and many of them are active individuals who can't walk 100 yards.
The question we're investigating now is, if this enzyme is still relatively high and active, could it be responsible in part for the long COVID outcomes that we're seeing?
And the answer is yes.
All right, next slide.
I've always known that the phrase long COVID was a cover story for something else.
They just gave it a name.
So...
This is where we're going to get into the...
This is not a stretch.
This is where we're going to get into the entire narrative of COVID-19 and why I believe Remdesivir, made by Gilead, is actually King Cobra venom.
Ready?
Nature Genetics, look at the publication date, January of 2020.
This actual study is titled, The Indian Cobra Reference Genome and Transcriptome that Enables the Comprehensive Identification of Venom Toxins.
Ready?
Ready?
In the abstract, just read the highlighted part.
Among the 139 toxic genes were 19, 19 significant by the way, 19 venome specific toxins that showed venom gland specific expression.
This is published January of 2020.
There's been a 10-year-long study mapping out the gene sequences of the toxins in king cobra venom, and they isolate that there's 19 venom-specific toxins that are derived from the internal organs of the snake that destroy the internal organs of a mammal.
19.
19.
I'm going to hammer on this 19 thing because when I saw it, I was like, oh my God, could it be true that COVID-19 has nothing to do with the year?
Could it be totally related to this 19 figure of these venom, like toxin proteins?
This same information was found by Dr.
Brian Fry in Australia in 2005.
He found 19 venom-specific toxins in 2005.
Do you remember what was going around the world in the Middle East?
There was a bird flu thing, was it?
Nope.
Do you remember something called SARS-CoV-1?
Oh, no.
No, that wasn't very big.
It wasn't very big?
Uh-uh.
Nope.
But it's ironically in the same year that this guy published the 19 here.
I'm actually convinced that when they did their research in 2005 with Dr.
Brian Fry's work, that they knew they could set up this 19 toxins and use it the year 2019 as a cover, and they spent the next 15 years preparing for COVID-19.
I actually call it COVID-19, covenom-19, for these 19 toxins, actually.
All right, so let's go in further into this.
This is the published study, January 2020, Indian Cobra Reference Genome.
It's likely that these genes, together with the 19 venom-specific toxins, form the core toxic effector components of the venom and induce a wide range of symptoms, including cardiovascular dysfunction, which remdesivir does, muscular paralysis, nausea, blurred vision, and systemic effects such as hemorrhage.
And how much you want to bet that also includes ringing in the ears, tinnitus, other neurological...
All of it.
All the neurotoxicity symptoms are related to snake venom.
Tingling of the limbs, right?
Absolutely.
Whoa.
All right.
Here is actually, in the study, they actually list a picture, a graphic.
It's all right here.
This is snake venom.
This is cobra venom, specifically.
Cobra venom.
Respiratory difficulties.
Oh my gosh.
Neurological symptoms.
Dizziness, headaches.
You were just talking about those.
Yep.
Blood coagulation.
Anticoagulation.
Look at this.
Systemic hemorrhage.
Yep.
Yeah, no kidding.
Local tissue damage.
Paralysis.
Hypotension.
Sudden shock.
Low blood pressure.
Vasodilation.
The 19 venom toxins.
This is from King Cobra venom.
This is what it does in the human or mammal body.
This explains why athletes are passing out.
This explains why they are dying on the field.
Okay, next slide.
I want to bring this to your attention.
This is from a different study done in 2015.
Kidney injury is among the most common and most serious symptoms of Cobra venom.
Do you know how many people in the hospitals being treated with remdesivir out the gate, they said and reported in the media, we've never seen such acute kidney failure with a respiratory virus.
And everyone was being pumped full of remdesivir.
Absolutely, yeah.
Same side effects.
You showed the graphic.
We now see acute kidney injury, most common side effect of cobra venom going into the body.
Imagine if that's all it is that they're injecting right into your vein.
It's insane.
Just lining you up, injecting you with venom, calling it medicine, calling it treatment.
Exactly right.
And outlawing everything else, by the way, that works.
And I want to take you through this.
This was actually in July of 2020.
This is two months after remdesivir was assigned the contract for all hospitalized COVID-19 patients in America by Dr.
Anthony Fauci.
He gave Gilead the green light to be the only antiviral being pumped into all COVID-19 hospitalized Americans.
This is two months later.
This study comes out.
This has bugged me ever since I saw it.
Let's read it together, this first part of the abstract, because this is where I stopped reading when I read it originally.
COVID-19 is most well known for causing substantial respiratory pathology.
It can also result in several other than lung manifestations.
These conditions include thrombotic complications.
They're talking about the virus only.
COVID-19.
The virus can cause thrombotic complications, myocardial dysfunction and arrhythmia, acute coronary syndromes, acute kidney injury, gastrointestinal symptoms, and hepatocellular injury.
Hepatocellular means liver toxicity.
Next slide.
So it means this venom is going throughout your body and ripping apart the cells of all your organ systems, leading to organ failure.
Yes, and I was just blaming it on the toxicity of remdesivir from this study.
But I want to go into this study that was published in Nature Medicine in July of 2020.
Because there's something significant here that's different between China and America when we first started treating COVID-19 patients.
All right, so inside of this same article or research study on what SARS-CoV-2 does in the body, they actually mention here and publish that there's renal manifestations, which means kidney disease or problems.
But this is, I've pointed this out in many lectures and to senators and state reps around the country in relationship to remdesivir.
We in America were using remdesivir.
China wasn't.
So you're going to look at the statistics here between SARS-CoV-2 in those in China and those in America.
Ready?
In China, this is in July 2020, in China, the reported incidence of acute kidney injury in hospitalized patients with COVID-19 ranged from 0.5% to 29%.
And that incidence of acute kidney injury occurred within an average of 7 to 14 days of treatment in the hospital.
So it took about a week to two weeks for that to even start to show up in their blood work.
Studies from the U.S. have reported much higher rates of acute kidney injury.
In a study with nearly 5,000 patients admitted in New York City with COVID-19, acute kidney injury occurred in 37% of them, with 14% of all of them requiring dialysis.
And about one-third were diagnosed with acute kidney injury within how long?
24 hours of admission, and they were being treated with remdesivir.
They were being pumped full of remdesivir within the first 24 hours.
Wow.
And that's when the acute kidney injury kicked in.
Unreal.
Now, this study gets even more disgusting for me.
When I read this stuff, I was like, you know what?
July of 2020, Gilead, the maker of remdesivir, has been awarded the only contract.
How come it is that every single side effect in here of SARS-CoV-2 in this article is identical to remdesivir's side effects?
Did they invite Gilead to be a part of this compilation of SARS-CoV-2 side effects?
They could hide all of their known side effects of the drug in this study that the whole world in July of 2020, every doctor treating COVID patients would be like, we're seeing kidney failure, liver failure, heart failure.
We're seeing strokes, hemorrhaging all over the body.
And they would look into the scientific literature to see, is this a side effect of SARS-CoV-2?
Right.
Instead of blaming the drug.
Instead of blaming the drug, they're pumping into the veins.
Yes.
So I looked at the funders of this study, and it's like seven departments of the World Health Organization.
But we need to get into this.
Look at the ethics declarations page.
Look who was invited to participate and what company they're on the payroll for.
In the conflicts of interest for this nature medicine in July of 2020, JMB, her name is Joan, reports an honorarium for participation on grants reviews for Gilead Sciences.
Who makes remdesivir?
How is it possible that the NIH allowed someone from Gilead to combine and add up and total and summarize all the side effects of the virus?
Their drug is the only drug being allowed to treat.
I call this a mighty conflict of interest.
Of course.
Next slide.
In the Indian King Cobra study, it actually references that there's a conflict of interest with this study that published in January of 2020 with the 19 venom-specific toxins.
It says here that the employees of Gene and Tech, they hold Roche stock or shares.
Next slide.
And I was like, Genentech?
What's I got to do with Genentech?
I just want you guys to remember this one thing.
These phospholipases that I showed you earlier in a study in COVID-19 patients was first discovered in cobra venom.
So if you go back to the last slide, in that cobra study, Genentech, employees of Genentech, who ran the whole study on king cobra venom, they just said they have conflict of interest maybe with this study because they own shares of Roche.
And I had to figure out, well, who the heck is Genentech?
Just remember here, among these phospholipases is the first discovered group of PLA2 enzymes, which was discovered as a component of cobra venom.
Genentech just completed a study on cobra venom and discovered 19 different venom-specific toxins.
So then I wanted to know, Oh my God, imagine my surprise.
Gilead Sciences to purchase biological process research and clinical manufacturing facility from Genentech in 2011.
So then I started to see, oh, in 2011 they bought and brought in facilities, biological facilities, from Genentech.
Next slide.
Gilead today announced that the company has signed a definitive agreement under which Gilead will purchase a clinical biologics manufacturing facility and certain process development assets located in Oceanside, California from Gene and Tech.
Next slide.
A member of the Roche Group.
A member of the Roche Group.
Next slide.
As part of this acquisition, we're going to bring 55 current Gene and Tech clinical manufacturing and process development employees will be offered employment at Gilead.
This is since 2011.
All employees joining Gilead from Gene and Tech will be working in the OCP facilities, their biological facilities.
Do you know that Gene and Tech, right now, they have seven patented cancer drugs that are all derived from snake venom?
Gene and Tech.
And that's, you're saying, like, that's well known.
Oh, yeah.
That's very public knowledge.
Very public.
Because it kills cancer cells, as snake venom is good at doing.
It is.
Yes.
Absolutely.
Yep.
I couldn't believe...
Well, your tumor is shrinking.
Exactly right.
Gosh, we're here in Texas.
We can get snake venom under any rock for free.
There's a snake there.
Do you see any of those snake venoms?
Specific snake venoms can either cause blood clotting or blood thinning to lead to hemorrhage, right?
Or blood clots leading to strokes.
Either one can lead to strokes.
They also have this impact, some venoms, to increase tumor growth and cancer growth, and then other venoms reduce it or shut it off.
Wild.
In fact, most cancer drugs, they're just manipulating your body with snake venom.
I have learned since then.
It's pretty crazy.
Chemotherapy, huh?
Right.
Alright, so here we go.
Remember this.
February 2015, just like SARS-CoV-2.
Is that a coincidence?
The venom phospholipase A2 is probably the key factor responsible for tissue injury by disturbing cell membrane permeability through disorganizing of lipid bilayer on the plasma membrane.
And it goes into renal injury.
You'll see the bottom down here.
Renal injury is a result of this venom PLA2, just like SARS-CoV-2.
In February of 2015, it was found that cobra venom, this is specific for cobra venom, pulmonary tissues of control mice showed the normal and compact organization.
This is the control mice that don't get the venom.
They showed normal compact organization of bronchi, bronchioles, and terminal bronchioles, followed by specialized sac-like structures called alveoli, consisting surface epithelium.
Blood vessels and supporting tissues surrounded by a double-layer membrane structure called the pleura.
Crude cobra venom persuaded some severe changes in their histological structure by showing significant inflammatory cellular infiltration and edema.
Do you know every patient who dies from SARS-CoV-2 supposedly in hospitals that gets remdesivir?
They die from edema in their lungs?
That's right.
Which is a side effect of crude cobra venom.
The organism of envenomated group also showed alveolar hemorrhage and myonecrosis muscle death after six hours of envenomation with this dose of cobra venom.
So, wait a second here.
So what it was also saying is that the presence of this venom drives sodium and water into the cells, causing edema, but also causing cell toxicity.
It does this by modifying the permeability of the cell membranes.
And yet, in the hospitals, all these patients are being given a saline solution drip.
So they're being given sodium, and then the venom is driving the sodium into their lung cells and rupturing them from the inside.
That's causing the hemorrhage.
So they're actually, it's almost like a binary weapon.
They're being given remdesivir.
And sodium solution.
Absolutely.
Whoa.
And this is why you see that crystallization inside the x-rays of the lungs of COVID-19 treated patients.
Not COVID-19 patients.
COVID treated patients.
Absolutely.
What about some doctors talking about the discovery of lymphocytes all over the lungs?
Couldn't that be what we're looking at here?
Absolutely.
They just call them lymphocytes or they resemble lymphocytes?
Yep, you're absolutely right.
It's actually ruptured lung cells.
That's exactly what it is.
And this is exactly what crude venom does in the body from vipers.
I'm just convinced it's the King Cobra because of the connection of Gilead Sciences and Gene and Tech, who has been for 10 years...
Studying and mapping out the sequences of the 19 venom toxins from a cobra.
The symbol of the American Medical Association is the caduceus, which is the two serpents intertwined to resemble DNA around a staff.
Right?
Two serpents.
How many snakes did they find?
Were the original origins most like?
Codon usage bias.
Right, cobras and...
What was the other one?
Cobras and crates.
Crates is the most...
Okay, wow.
Hold on, can I tell you something?
Okay, yeah.
Okay, let's blow your mind.
You ready?
Again?
Yeah.
In February of 2020, the Wall Street Journal published an article.
The author is a guy named Ben Zimmerman.
Okay?
February of 2020.
And he is discussing in the Wall Street Journal, his whole article is, the naming of this pandemic is significant.
Okay?
The name that is chosen.
And then he goes through and he's talking about the World Health Organization, the United Nations, the CDC, the FDA. Everybody's trying to come up with a name to stamp on this pandemic and why the name will be significant.
And he talks about what the World Health Organization was thinking, what the MHRA and the UK was thinking, the FDA, what all their names were.
They said there's only one thing, Ben Zimmerman says, there's only one thing that all the names they're coming up with have in common.
And that word is virus virus.
And then Ben Zimmerman, in his article in the Wall Street Journal, says that the word virus is significant when it comes to this pandemic.
The historical Latin definition for virus is, quote, venom.
And if you look at the name coronavirus, coronavirus Crown?
Crown?
If you see a crown, what do you think of?
Symbolically, either king or queen, right?
Can you imagine if it actually just simply means king's venom?
King cobra venom.
King cobra venom.
Oh my gosh, with 19 VSTs.
With 19 VSTs.
Oh my gosh.
COV, I'm convinced, means cobra venom.
Cobra venom with 19 different toxic molecules.
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