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@brandi5730

2 жыл бұрын

Why don’t you recommend ivermectin you should you might be saving lives! There’s going to be a lot of court cases I heard it’s going to be like the Nuremberg trials! Allegedly

@josehagad2424

2 жыл бұрын

Stop vaccination. Ivermectin is the best solution.

I read up on Blood clots a few Days ago, and I must say: Learning about Blood Clots just added more stress to my Mind and life.

@tibypyro

4 жыл бұрын

Mine too, but at least you know what to do. Take natural blood thiners every day, work out daily, eat healthy, drink 2L of water daily, etc. If you wouldn't know about the cloths, you wouldn't know what to do...

@snowblo1

3 жыл бұрын

@@tibypyro just curious, what's a natural form of blood thinners?

@khadijachaudhry8529

3 жыл бұрын

I swearrrr

@nextlevel5265

3 жыл бұрын

And stress - leading to more blood clots

@chrisiden1

3 жыл бұрын

@@snowblo1 Tumeric or check out Boluoke! hope this helps sorry im 6 months late to reply

I’m really interested listening to all topics posted by yourself. I’m 63 years old and always fascinated with mysteries of science. Thank you for your great effort educating the public.

@DoctorMikeHansen

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, the learning never stops!

@lovely-mk4rt

4 жыл бұрын

Yes well said. The good doctor explains clearly and it makes me want to learn more. 🌺 very grateful

@theubcr2pbc863

4 жыл бұрын

@@DoctorMikeHansen I concur 1000% Thank you for bringing the cut aways back, super creative and WE thank you for making it palatable for laymen.

@deborahpardekooper78

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a nurse and I’m learning so much from you. I listen to you every night before bed. Thank you!

@daysjours

4 жыл бұрын

Please forgive my grammar policing -- "yourself" is used only to reflect back to the person, i.e. Are you talking to yourself? Do you like yourself? Otherwise the word YOU is correct. Americans are now in the habit of thinking that "yourself" sounds fancy thus correct. Stick to you and to me. Not yourself and myself. It is sounds fancy it is probably WRONG. Stay safe and forgive me if this annoys you.

My uncle just left the hospital and survived covid. He just recently went back and now has a blood clot in his lung and in his heart. Please, I know you all don’t know me, but pray for this drug to save his life and not kill him. He is a drafted US Army veteran from the Vietnam War, and I just want him to be okay.

@artlego1007

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

@reshigill7384

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Ashley is your uncle is fine now it happen to my father as well he had clot in his lung plz reply soon thank you

@erick7brian

3 жыл бұрын

How's your uncle ashley

@ashleynicole6869

3 жыл бұрын

@@erick7brian he actually passed away in February. But he will forever live on in my memory. Thanks for checking up 💚

@erick7brian

3 жыл бұрын

@@ashleynicole6869 sorry to hear that, I hope you and your fam are holding up good!

My son at age 19 had a DVT, they kept sending him home until I literally refused to take him home until they test him for DVT. D-dimer was positive- ultrasound showed serious clotting. Since they did not know the cause, he was placed on blood thinners for three months, within weeks of going off those he threw a pulmonary embolism- ended up being diagnosed homozygous for Factor Five Leiden and prothrombin mutation. He is now on blood thinners for life. If I had not insisted on him being tested he would probably not be alive today.

@sujacobs9773

4 жыл бұрын

Cyndi Crain it might be good to consult a Naturapath.

@ChristmasLore

4 жыл бұрын

You did save his life. Same thing happened to me at 16. My pulmonary embolism was massive (5o% in each lung alveoli destruction). So lucky I survived. Factor V Leiden too.

@rfq84

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you were heard and your son is ok. My husband had a bilateral pulmonary embolism almost two years ago, at the age of 35 but doctors never considered making a DNA test. He's in blood thinners for life. This covid-19 has me constantly worried about him.

@rwilson7197

4 жыл бұрын

You are an amazing Mom. You followed your gut instinct & pushed until they listened. Bravo!

@bc1bc1

4 жыл бұрын

@Christmas Lore agree whole heartedly , you saved his life. I too was diagnosed DVT at 35 (Tested and found to have Factor V leiden) blood thinners for 3 months and sent on my way. Took 15 more years before it showed itself again but this time almost killed me (saddle clot on the heart) , now I am on thinners for life.

A month after a mild covid infection my husband passed out on Thanksgiving day. He was rushed via ambulance and diagnosed later that night with a small PE. He stayed in the hospital for two days and was given heparin IV. Discharged on Eliquis. Almost every night he has difficulty taking in air but his blood oxygen level is always around 98. It’s a frustrating situation that we hope will improve at some point soon.

Thankyou for this very informative video, I have been fascinated by this for a while now. I am the supervisor of a very busy hospital lab in NJ and from the get go we have been seeing patients in our ER with very high Fibrinogen and D-Dimer levels. A normal D-Dimer level is 3480 FEU which is literally off the chart. We knew there could be clotting going on and after watching your presentation it all makes sense, Thank you for the awesome info. Now I need to refresh myself on Anti-phospholipid Syndrome. Can't wait to watch more of your videos, keep up the great work.

@sapiophile545

2 жыл бұрын

Can aspirin be used to prevent clots??

🤔😱🤣 Thank you for taking the time and trouble to explain medical jargon and situations we otherwise would not have understood. And my whole family always look forward to your videos. Take care, stay safe. ♥️

I was Nurse while you were still in Nappies too..1977-2009

Really enjoy your teachings! Thank you for all the time you must spend doing all the work involved! You’re a true gem!!

I like that you don't dumb this down. I'm a retired physician assistant who worked in an anticoagulation clinic for several years. The information you present is fascinating. Thank you.

Well let’s see... I had vaSculis with diffuse aveolar hemorrhaging10 years ago , APS with micro clotting in brain . then reduced markers which took a few years of healing my intestinal lining, hemo refused to consider lowering warfarin even with the substantial lifestyle and bloodwork changes, November 2018 brain hemorrhage to vulnerable areas of brain changed to dalteparin which I still thought too much March 2019 hemorrhage to same area. Reduced to 81asa but still not confiable so I now get my salicylates blood level on par with a daily aspirin without the bleeding risk with spices in my diet including a teaspoon of cumin everyday.

Your broadcasts are of such high quality. Doing a great 👍 job. Thanks for taking the time.

what a brilliant young doctor , So well explained and no hint of arrogance in this Doc...... thank you so very very much . Truly appreciated .

Thank you Dr.Hansen . Praying for your safety and well being.

Thank you for explaining some of the pathology that’s being seen in some of these patients, and being honest about what’s not known.

I'm glad these doctors are uploading these types of videos. It shows the true challenge all these scientists and researchers around the world are facing. It show that we still have a lot to learn with this new virus. It shows that perhaps we should not be opening up everywhere too quickly. It definitely shows that this ain't just a flu.

Raw garlic clove every day will help the blood flow. Thankyou x

Dr Mike Hansen you are Brilliant and your way of Explaining in Simple English is Great. Keep Up! London. 29-4-2020.

Thank you for this amazing video! This story happened to my stepdad. He was in IC for 15 days with an inflation machine. But after 11 days the doctor couldn't find any improvements. In total of three times he was put into a CT SCAN, later on they found out that he has this blood problems in his lungs. They gave him blood tinners and woke up after two days. Thanks to great health care in the Netherlands

Another great presentation! Really enjoy to come by and get some infos from publications!

I’d like to thank you Dr. Hansen for your help understanding this novel virus 🦠 .

Frontline COVID-19 nurse here, expanding my knowledge. Thank you. Currently overwhelmed by the rise of patients, in south Texas.

My friend had massive blood clots in the lung and breathing had been difficult for two months, which she traced back to the vaccine, Which you didn’t mention.

@brenda1177

2 жыл бұрын

I hope he makes an update.. I noticed this was from 2 yrs ago

@datsuntoyy

Жыл бұрын

Maybe he didn't know your friend. Even if he did, mentioning your friend would be against Hipaa. How did she trace it back? What tests did she do? What medical training does she have?

Thank you!! You and med cram are two forces to be reckoned with here on You Tube. His video today plays nicely along side of yours. It’s been too many years, but it’s always a nice reminder of why I fell in love with physiology. I could listen for hours and hours and never get bored. The human body is amazing!

As much as I hate to hear, "We don't know." Hearing, "We don't know" here means something more

@skinnygumbo2700

4 жыл бұрын

Only intelligent people are humble enough to say "I don't know".

@kma3647

4 жыл бұрын

When you hear a whole lot of facts and a really comprehensive review of what is known and an occasional "we don't know," listen to that person. They're trying to tell you what the extent of their knowledge is and trying to be transparent and honest about it.

@meredumais4934

4 жыл бұрын

Anti Dictator Agreed. But I’m tempted to modify that a bit and say that only intelligent, humble people are honest and ethical enough to say “I don’t know.” There’s no shortage of brilliant, arrogant humans out there who would never utter those words. Most of us know plenty of them. Thankfully Dr. Hansen is not among that lot..

@utuber13x

4 жыл бұрын

your intuition is correct. Its completely manipulated co factors that would never mathematically or in nature co mingle. It isn't a mater of could it happen but when sick people would be given enough power to make it happen. Ask bill gates he made it. think VACCINES$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Very well explained, Dr Hansen! Thank u for taking time to post these kind of videos because we learn from them.

Thank you for bringing this to attention of healthcare professionals!

It’s been fascinating watching all the research come out on this virus, I’ve had CV19. The paramedics who came out to be due to chest and lung pain and high heart rate told me to watch out for the signs of clots. While it’s possible to monitor legs etc for signs of it, how can a non medical expert self monitor for pulmonary clots. Luckily I’m at week 9 and almost 100% again. I use Tumeric and NAC supplement before coronavirus was even here and Tumeric is a known blood thinner, which I had to stop before spinal surgeries due to the increased risk of bleeding. I’ll be very glad once a well trialled vaccine is in UK. Thank you for sharing more of your expertise. Big respect from England 💙

@cubitusclaudius

4 жыл бұрын

Have you asked your doctor in the beginning to be treated with Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromicyne + Zinc, or is it prohibited also in England if you're not in a hospital?

@gingerbadjie9670

4 жыл бұрын

claudius Cubitus Hi, they’re not even using it in hospitals in the uk 😳 it’s a rollercoaster ride but I’m on the home run now.

@DinarAndFriends

4 жыл бұрын

>> I use Tumeric You are better informed than most doctors: trusting to a science-based solution is always the smartest move.

@cubitusclaudius

4 жыл бұрын

@@gingerbadjie9670 waw!

@gingerbadjie9670

4 жыл бұрын

@Giant Robot 1967 I have one thank you and a BP monitor. To Dinar and friends I did use Tumeric and cucermin already and it does work as a blood thinner. Thanks guys 💖

What about sticky blood patients?! Thanks for sharing, it's amazing how much we can learn from younger doctors and knowledge they have these days, thanks again for your precious time. kind regards swift with an open mind we can learn every day.

I am grateful for the health I have had this life. I have health issues, but I'm still walking around and doing things.

Thank you so much for this! I have CTEPH and your videos are bearing out my concern about being exceedingly careful right now. Very scary for those of us who have PH already and I am thankful for my pulmonology team at UWMC. You are a hero.

@therealdeal894

2 жыл бұрын

How are you doing? I have doctor suspecting the same thing. Did you get treated with anything?

@yvonnesnyder4180

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealdeal894 I am doing pretty good! Thank you for asking. I have been fortunate to avoid Covid mostly by staying away from people. I was diagnosed with CTEPH 5 years ago and had PTE surgery 9/05/17. I have been on blood thinners since my diagnosis and we have tried a couple of other PH meds with some positive results. I have also had 2 BPA's. If you need someone to connect with I am happy to be available to answer questions and provide support.

@therealdeal894

2 жыл бұрын

@@yvonnesnyder4180 Thank you... yes, I would like to!

@yvonnesnyder4180

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealdeal894 send me email at my first name dot last name at the mail of g.

@therealdeal894

2 жыл бұрын

@@yvonnesnyder4180 OK, will do! Thanks!

Very interesting! Thank you Dr Hansen! I personally thought that thromboprophylaxis that's usually given to immobile hospitalized patients would be enough to prevent blood clots in a COVID-19 context. Thanks for the clarification! I'm pretty sure that this risk is even greater for COVID-19 patients with several VTE risk factors: age > 70, previous VTE, immobility for 3 days or more, active cancer, known thrombophilia, sepsis, acute inflammatory conditions, acute infectious disease, recent surgery or trauma 30), hormone therapy and respiratory or cardiac failure.

Another informative great video Doctor Mike. I think you and colleagues are zeroing in. Our lungs as like big sponges. The Aeolas are the little holes we see in sponge. So the hole are stiff, blocked and saturated with water all of the above. I think doctor mike is onto the not so obvious pneumonia saturate lungs and blocks Aeolo holes. It’s like a the sponge gets stiff in a humidifier with mold and now the holes are working. Great video doctor mike. Getting closer to understand the factors contributing to the blocked lungs.

I hope you are saving all of your video content on other platforms ---- too valuable to lose these. And thank you for taking the time to educate us. I would never make it as a doctor, nurse, caregiver, etc., but the functions of the miracle we call the body are fascinating. Grade school students should be introduced to the body beyond anatomy and nutrition, more in depth classes offered throughout their grade school careers. They c/would then learn to question what standard of care offers them, and how to make wiser decisions when it comes to their health. Nutrition gurus can't deliver the required knowledge of the inter-workings of our marvelous machines. It takes those who have studied and learned outside of memorizing and strictly sticking with what they are taught in med school.

Thank you very much Dr. Mike for all that intense information on that deadly killer. God bless you and your team 🙏🙏 !!

Wow! Timely, detailed, and great. As a researcher in a non-medical field it is easy to see where to focus. If I had the background I would be investigating. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. I understand the most pressing issues are treatments, but where can we find more about vaccine development and testing? Bless you my friend.

@erikedward1

4 жыл бұрын

Check out scishow and asap science. One of them has a very in depth video on vaccines and their development

I suspect this may have happened to one of the patients I took care of... This video & *Medcram's Covid19 #61 video,* go over the clotting complications of this terrible disease. This virus is a monster! I'm no conspiracy theorist, But the coincidences and the backstory of this virus are disheartening...

@geromlili4519

4 жыл бұрын

What is your speciality?

@gingerbadjie9670

4 жыл бұрын

ricky w. As a recovered patient who avoided hospital in England, I agree. This virus is a rollercoaster ride you don’t want to get on.

@DinarAndFriends

4 жыл бұрын

The virus isn't causing these people's blood to clot: it's their own immune systems over-reacting to the foreign protein.

@rickyw.2631

4 жыл бұрын

@@geromlili4519 I'm float, But recently I've only been on IMCU

@ry4743

4 жыл бұрын

You are a conspiracy theorist. We all are. Everyone besides the bankers. Dont hate the players, hate the game.

Thanks again for great information, I find your videos very informative and obviously enjoy the calmness in your videos.

Thank you so much for educating us. Take care, be safe.

The patients he discusses here were pretty seriously ill already.

“Look at all that crap fillin tha lungs” Dr Mike Letting Loose 😂

@solapowsj25

4 жыл бұрын

Doctors must NOT leak out classified medical data.

@paulamary004

4 жыл бұрын

I find his videos informative, but it does stand out to me when I listen, how unprofessional his language is at times. Swearing, called lung matter 'crap.' This is not how any professional medical MD would describe or present findings to their patient here in Boston. 😬

@alineyourhealth

4 жыл бұрын

@@solapowsj25 oi??? lol

@marybrown7203

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulamary004 If he used medical terms, nobody would understand, except of course, a doctor.

@wylldflower5628

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulamary004 but....doctors do - often - talk like that in real life....and he's not presenting To a patient, he's educating generally. It does paint a picture - it's certainly not nice and tidy, and it's certainly an up close and personal illness. If it helps the average person understand - Excellent! He includes a good deal of detail, with proper terminology, so I can deal with any 'crap' peppered in.

My Aunt got COVID and PNUEMONIA Then she got blood clots in her leg and they had to amputate it from the knee DOWN. She is doing good NOW. She is 82. Thank GOD.

Worth the watch..Thanks Dr.Mike for explaning this so well👍

First comment. Love your detailing.

This is the only Dr Mike I trust 👍🏻 I've been following his channel, really informative, clear explanation, and always up-to-date. Thank you Dr Mike Handsome... oops I meant Dr Mike Hansen 😂😂😂

@vladmordred9627

4 жыл бұрын

What do you have against the other Dr.Mike? Just curious... I honestly like both channels for different reasons

@WillayG

4 жыл бұрын

@@vladmordred9627 I was just about to ask the same question. I'm curious what he may have gotten wrong that makes someone not trust him. I mean I obviously hate him because he's always so happy, smart and handsome but that's just me being jealous. Other than that I think he does his best to be as factual as he can.

@MsCartoon23

4 жыл бұрын

I trust this guy and another Doctor Mike.

@juliaangelicaa5395

4 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Ongais yes I watch medcram too 👍🏻

@maryham6533

4 жыл бұрын

Another gorgeous Dr. Mike. 😓 I'm ok with this.

Man, I want this guy as my doctor. Where do you find a doctor like this?

Excellent video by Dr. Hansen which should be seen by doctors around the world. Thanks for sharing it!!!

Traditional Chinese Medicine includes acupuncture and herbal formulas, which target inflammation and cytokines. We need to integrate TCM in this country as Western Medicine simply ain't enough!

325 aspirin. God i love 1000mg of Aspirin & 20mg Adderall before 18 holes

I’m 23 and two weeks ago I survived bilateral pulmonary embolisms. I have no knowledge that I’ve ever had Covid, and I’ll have to wait a few weeks for genetic and the D-dimer because of the drugs used in the hospital. Thanks for putting this information out there. By far the scariest thing I’ve ever gone through.

Thank you Dr Mike = I was looking for more H to L lung type comparison information for a few weeks. Should have checked here sooner !

I love how well you put deeply technical subjects in explanations we can understand, and that you have no visible agenda beyond public health. I also appreciate it when you explain "we don't know." That seems to be a hallmark of this virus: so very much we don't know after worldwide focus for half a year. We don't know if antibodies confer immunity (or even resistance), which is crucial to the feasibility of a vaccine. We don't know the prevalence of asymptomatic infections. Perhaps most important of all the unknowns: we don't know why some people have no symptoms at all, why some have symptoms ranging from mild to severe, and why some cannot be saved. I think our popular name for the virus should be Interesting Times. I hope we do not live in interesting times too much longer.

@DoctorMikeHansen

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yeah, some things we know, some things we think we know, and some things we just don't know. :)

@flagmichael

4 жыл бұрын

@@DoctorMikeHansen When I worked in communications networks in an electric utility, I gained part of my reputation by hunting down things others couldn't figure out. It was almost always the result of one of those things we thought we knew but we didn't.

I wish this guy was my doctor!

@samyboy9767

4 жыл бұрын

Take a number LOL.

@osufwiffo

4 жыл бұрын

He's a pulmonary doctors so you'd only be your doctor if you had a serious problem to begin with

@kara5958

4 жыл бұрын

@@osufwiffo well, i'm feeling a little short of breath...LOL

@tatamara7796

4 жыл бұрын

He's my exclusive doctor. I just let him do vlogs coz he has socislization

@elisabethcrabtree

4 жыл бұрын

I wish he was my boyfriend. 😂

Thank you for educating us and the many topics that relate to COVID 19 and other health issues. I’m always interested to know what is happens to our bodies when they have been attacked by diseases and medical conditions and you explain things in a way that I’m able to understand and put in practice. Thank you!!

Excellent! Thanks for the info!. Is there a correlation between blood type and covid 19? Are there blood types more likely to develop severe symptoms ?

ACTIVITY AND ASPRIN, 81mg baby asprin, twice per day, to lower risk of blood clots.

@MR..181

4 жыл бұрын

Capt. Dale Carlton and kidney damage is non reversable and makes unlimited dialysis profits?

@marycrepeau5775

4 жыл бұрын

Mike Reiffin j

@Carmen_Lapadat

4 жыл бұрын

@@MR..181 I am not sure if aspirin is good, as it acts in a way like iboprofen. Yet, I don't think low dose aspirin would cause kidney failure. Anyhow, children shouldn't take aspirin. Google horsetail for inflamation and that c storm, I found a study and it is good, yet, I also don't know if it also acts on some receptors like the ibuprofen. Me, I started to take aspirin because I do have pains in my legs. I don't know if I had the virus, I was not well for like 10 days. I took efervescent vitamin c 1000 x 2, 2 times per day, I take one per day now, took and take it combined with grapes seed extract which is supossed to enhance the eficacity of vit c. I also took around 4000 vit D per day, now I stay in the sun as on the beach. And horsetail, 4 little bags of herb for one cup, 3 cups at least when I felt bad. I felt it helped, but I am not sure how it was different from other anti inflammatory drugs, it's just I feared to take aspirin, didn't know about cloths, didn't think it can act as other antiinflamatories and had had good experience with this herb infusion since 20, 25 five years back. I also did lung exercises for expanding their capacity and tried to be active and not lie on my back.

@rvhmon656

4 жыл бұрын

Bayer Aspirin is the ONLY proven safe drug in existence. I pop a Walmart Equate 250mg with breakfast. 81 mg is the maximum analgesic effect but a generic 250 is cheap. Take with food. Acetaminophen will kill your liver and ibuprofen is...great for my sore back.

@taresy6789pp

4 жыл бұрын

Or celexinub blocks Cox 1 and 2 associated agggrarednplalrt distribution and thrromoxane andnprostgladin that cause vascodilation ssoviated prostaglandins which reduce blood pressure and blood clot pallet aggregation EGCfr factor like aspiri acetrlbenzoic acid AS A acetyl sialytic acid

Good news today from my Parish (County)...NO covid deaths today.

I really appreciate your videos. Very honest and educational. Love the humour also.

thanks Mike....take care

My friends mom just got over covid 19 about a month ago and is in the hospital right now in a coma for the last 2 days from pulmonary embolism coincidence? hopefully she makes it. Thanks for this vid

I had two hip joints replaced recently, so my blood iron levels were low due to the two operations. Therefore I took iron supplements (Fe 50 mg). When I heard about the blood clot problem I stopped at once to take it. Shouldn't people be warned about iron supplements, because they make blood clotting worse?

@dawidszurgot127

4 жыл бұрын

Well. Iron doesnt make your blood abnormaly thicker. But anemia and low oxygen level are very bad combination. You should have proper amount ofbred bloods before you get covid 🤷‍♂️

@susie2251

4 жыл бұрын

Why do you think iron clots your blood? I have a clotting disorder and take iron.

@traditionalfood367

4 жыл бұрын

Just eat a little beef liver once a week. Iron supplements throw off the Cu / Fe balance And they're constipating, resulting in auto toxicity.

@moonbear5929

4 жыл бұрын

@@susie2251 Because iron is what your body needs in order to produce new red blood cells. My body already makes extra red blood cells due to a heart condition I have. It tries to make more RBC (red blood cells) because I don't get that much oxygen they way my mixed up system runs. So, my cardiologist told me to be careful about taking any kind of vitamin or supplement that has a lot of iron in it. My blood is by it's nature already thick because of the extra RBC it makes, so my doctor said my body doesn't need any help making more with more iron in my system. He doesn't want my body developing clots due to too many RBC. He also told me to stay hydrated as water helps blood stay thinner. If you are dehydrated your blood thickens up.

@moonbear5929

4 жыл бұрын

@Salim Sivaad Correct, if you have a deficiency, you need to bring your red blood cells up to a normal level. Taking iron helps this. I was saying, if you are already at a normal level or above normal level for red blood cells as I am, taking iron can increase the production your bone marrow does to make more red blood cells than you need. If that happens, your blood can become too thick with them which can cause problems.

My Mausaji has been diagnosed by pulmonary embolism after being admitted in ICU for almost one month and he has his surgery today night. He is just 50 and has already been through a lot of pain. I hope his life gets saved and he returns back home. Please pray for him

Wow!..this is all making so much sense now...thanks for that.

Thank you for doing these videos! Very informative. I work in a covid ICU and the patients who are on heparin drips do better than those not on a drip. The patients weren't put on heparin drips for covid19, however, they both had afib with rvr. I just noticed that we were able to wean down their FIO2 and pressors. Would be interested in seeing more studies about this

@bellachannell777

2 жыл бұрын

What would be even more interesting is if people would not take these deadly vaccines in the first place! 🤔

Handsome doctor! I'm sure you can cure your patients just by looking at them😊

@pinkberry1552

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@michaelshields7777

4 жыл бұрын

That, as well as give them his special “injection,” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@stephensmith1034

3 жыл бұрын

Huh? Weird!

Thank you. S. Curtis Caskey CRT.

Excellent lecture. Thank you. Peter

It's all about anti-inflammatories

I'm really frightened over this covid virus :'(.

@johnhuber354

4 жыл бұрын

Take Vitamin D - its Very Important To Fight Virus. You can also get Vit. D in The sun 10 mins. It will absorb in your skin. Also, if You get Virus, Don’t Lay Flat all Day, as virus will go To The back of The Lungs. Drink Tonic Water or eat Grapefruit (Both contain Quinine)

@bakersupreme2010

4 жыл бұрын

Only Knowledge, followed by turning what Scientist and Researchers have learned through Testing into Certified Solutions, will take what They have learned and act on it by isolating the Virus first, studying it to find out how it works at destroying both Humans and Animals alike, then coming up with Solutions in a number of forms. That's important to state right here, because Scientist and Researchers know now that 'Covid-19' reacts differently inside every Person that it infects. For that reason, They have to have Customized Treatments for Destroying this Disease from each Patient's Body safely and successfully. So, until that time, and in addition to what other other KZread* Commentors have stated here, You can arm Yourself even more against this Disease by (1): using a Medical-Grade U.V.C. Light which is known to destroy all Viruses that it comes into contact with, including 'Covid-19'. The catch: It's so powerful, that You will have to leave the Room for Sterilization for at least 30 Minutes before You re-enter it. Then Your Room will be completely Sterilized to Hospital-Grade Status. You can research Them on either The Web or KZread* for Manufacturers to buy these from. (2): You can ward off Viruses out in Public by rubbing Your Hands with Pure Copper, which is known to kill all forms of Bacteria and Viruses within minutes upon contact. Look it up Online. and You will find out that Pure Copper has been used since Egyptian Times to purify Containers transporting Water from Rivers and Cups for Egyptian Royalty. Even back then, They knew about Pure Copper's Disinfecting Qualities! I have found one source for Pure Copper that looks legit, especially when I found out that the Founder suffered from a couple of Staph Infections while She was in the Hospital for an Operation! She decided after leaving the Hospital that She would do research on the best ways to destroy Viruses Naturally, and She found out that using Pure Copper was the Safest, the most Time-Honored and, most importantly, Medically-Certified way known to destroy any Bacteria and Viruses Naturally that We could come in direct contact with. You can check out the Website by the Lady mentioned above, called 'StayWellCopper.com', where I found numerous pieces of Pure Copper Products to use for disinfecting objects like Your Cell Phone, Wallet, Purse, hanging around Your Neck, Belt or Backpack/Luggage so that You can use it wherever You go. Hope this helps!

Love that you have a shout out to Dr House!!

Thank you for keeping up with new issues. You mentioned two of my diseases. I have PAH and Anti-phospholipid Antibody Syndrome. With every new piece of information I get more scared.

@kathleenblundetto1624

4 жыл бұрын

Karen Black I understand your fear! (I have Antiphospholipid syndrome as well. Trying to get all info I can.)

@Ann-dh2cx

4 жыл бұрын

APLS here too. No spleen either. If I get this, I have a feeling I’m screwed. Good luck to us, I guess?

It would be nice if Doctors would recommend Vitamin C, and Vitamin D3, and zinc as a Covid-19 preventative which should be harmless in 99.999% of humans. My doctor has me prescribed a baby asprin a day,

@cedricpod

4 жыл бұрын

JD1459 ..... [ FQ friendly question ] why ? what do favorable results do you expect ?

@asphalthedgehog6580

4 жыл бұрын

@@cedricpod aspirine is known as blood thinner?

@flagmichael

4 жыл бұрын

Our best choice, in nearly all cases, is to follow the advice of medical professionals who know your particular history and current state of health. Vitamin D and zinc have serious overdose effects, and zinc can produce health problems (copper deficiency and lower immunity) even in normal supplemental doses.

@JD1459

4 жыл бұрын

@@flagmichael I'm 60 years old and have been taking vitamins almost my entire life.

@carmenvalentino2098

4 жыл бұрын

JD1459 I think Doctor Mike has communicated Vitamin D3 levels. Get blood work and see as many people are low and don’t know it. So get blood work under doctor care. I was low on D3 and take 25mg 1000 ICUs D3 nature made that Doctor Mike said safe dosage. I had an issue with low potassium in my blood work. Have been on potassium losartan since last October and it’s one of the potential solutions that might be a help as Doctor Mike went thru this in another video with blocking the virus attacking ACE-2 receptors, also decoying the virus. So best to get blood work full battery and have doctor go thru to get normalized. Sunlight and walking around is good for Vitamin D of course we all know.

I had 2 blood clots in my right leg several years ago, I thought it was a "Charlie horse" for a couple days, 5 actually and I continued to work until the swelling and heat began. They checked me for everything, factor 5, ect. There was no explanation as to why still. It worries me to this day, as does hearing this.

@petitechinoise581

3 жыл бұрын

have they ever checked for May Thurner Syndrome?

Your videos are amazing. Thank you!

lovely video.. loved seeing and learning about ÇT scans... so clear... I feel empowered with your knowledge.. thanks so much Dr. !

OMG! You already know this (that SARS CoV 2 seems to have an effect on Blood Clothing and that the pneumonia is only a result of it)! Good! tl;dr It is a blood-related desease and NOT just a pneumonia!

@flagmichael

4 жыл бұрын

It is a viral disease with multiple foci, primarily affecting the ACE-2 expressing tissues (including, as Dr. Hansen points out, the endothelium.)

@susie2251

4 жыл бұрын

Not a blood disease. It attacks ACE2 receptors which happen to be in the lungs and the endothelium of blood vessels. But as the good doctor said, those cells are also in the brain, the heart and the kidneys.

@vlogcity1111

2 жыл бұрын

@@susie2251 i beg to differ i went through this and i was near death. the death is like going into spetic shock blood clots everywhere. i would say this is a blood disease if the blood clots are the primary cause of death

CYTOKINE STORMS..AND PUTTING THEM ON VENTILATORS WHILE THEY ARE HAVING A STORM..IT DESTROYS THE LUNG TISSUE..

@ricci8497

4 жыл бұрын

Which is why advice on ventilator use was revised in how and when they get used how and the settings on them in most countries

@DorothyGTyas

4 жыл бұрын

*It's called **_murder!_* 💰☠💰

@HaHa-gg9dl

4 жыл бұрын

@@DorothyGTyas it's actually malpractice but ok.

@DorothyGTyas

4 жыл бұрын

@@HaHa-gg9dl *Yes, theoretically you are correct. However, what would've been attributed to mal-practice, pre-plandemically, no longer stands up to scrutiny. Once eu-genocidalists became involved in the highly lucrative vaxing biz, **_death by intubation_** degenerated into cold-blooded murder.* *Globalists have significantly ratcheted up their depopulation agenda with this hitherto unprecedented **_live exercise,_** as Pompeo called the Sars 2-Covid 19 scamdemic.* *Moreover, it will be interesting to see how the virus' transnationally engineered **_gain of function_** capability actually plays out in October.... Even more more interesting is what future bio-weapons---primed for dispersal---NWO BHL-4 facilities have in store for humanity!* *After all, once the proverbial **_problem - reaction - solution_** revolving door is in full swing, there's a killing to be made on the stock market, and elsewhere! Added to this is the legislated lack of testing accountability or, for that matter, any liabilty for vaccine damage.* 💰☠💰

@HaHa-gg9dl

4 жыл бұрын

@@DorothyGTyas lol ok

Thanks for the detailed info, Great love the presentation.

Great video! With all the PEs that I saw early and from what I heard from others, I was very careful early about protecting myself around these people (even with their negative test). I try my best to contain it because I don’t want to scare others, but this virus scares the shit out of me and I’m I used to working with lots of MDROs like it’s nothing. I don’t like this at all.

So what would be the pros/cons of giving low dose blood thinner with Covid 19 patients?

I don't want to die, I have a very high-risk chance of getting COVID 19 and I have another eight weeks of isolation. also meant to wear special stockings. i haven't lately, I am nearly 72 with lobe missing, bronchiectusis. asthma with bacteria psuedomonous, many other minor problems.

@kagfre8943

4 жыл бұрын

Read my response in the comments

Thank you---information removes fear!

You ROCK Dr Mike!!! Thank you for this information!!!!!!!! SO valuable. Keep shining & keep em coming. Praise God you tell us the truth and no hokey-pokey❣🤩

I wonder if consuming turmeric or ginger regularly will prevent blood clots.

@freedomworldradio

4 жыл бұрын

If people carried around cayenne paper... it would eliminate 80% of heart attacks. Just take a bit under the tongue.

@utuber13x

4 жыл бұрын

how about aspirin, its a blood thinner and also a anti inflammatory.

dont sound like progression of a natural disease to me

@megamagamanga5968

4 жыл бұрын

Please enlighten us with your understanding of how a natural disease should progress...uhmm...Dr?.... Jean Henly, I presume?

@jeanhenly710

4 жыл бұрын

@@megamagamanga5968 why the sarcasm im a nurse not a doctor im entitled to my oppinion based on my medical experience you sound like an idiot

@duhmzdaih

4 жыл бұрын

@Coronati I have another question: why couldn't a natural virus have symptoms this bizarre and varied? Your question assumes a 100% comprehension of nature, and we aren't even close to that.

@jeanhenly710

4 жыл бұрын

@@duhmzdaih true i am of the opinion that based on what we know from all the other virus disease we have studied, this is unusual, bizarre even this is not just my opinion many itu specialists and doctors have doubts about the origin of this covid 19 or sars 2

@henrylax9337

4 жыл бұрын

jean Henly That’s why it’s called pandemic and novel virus. Please remove your tinfoil hat.

I would love to have him as my Pulmonologist..😁👏

So glad I found you it's great to hear the real facts of this illness without the added nonsense many people spread so thank you ;-)

"Mysterious desease" you said, I would add Hoorrible desease!! Saludos

Do people with Thrombocytosis (extreme high platelet count) have an even higher risk to have these severe complications?

@Simplelivingslowliving

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting question. I would assume yes 😳

@kassrripples3659

4 жыл бұрын

I am interested as well as one of my younger sisters has essential thrombycytosis. She had a burst clot at the base of her skull about 9 years ago and the ET was diagnosed.

Thank you. Very interesting, informative, and very well explained.

I'm not a super active person (kind of average I guess) but I do stay somewhat active when I'm at work. On my days off, not so much. I have a cheap homedics brand massager that is shaped kind of like a frog and it's great for massaging my thought and legs after long days at work or being outside doing yard work. I mainly got it to help ease tension, break up lactic acid and maybe out if vanity try to prevent cellulite, but I bet it would hurt to give yourself a whole body vibration massage before bed if you've been doing sedentary work. You could combine it with stretching. Obviously this surface device won't do much for deeper body blood clots. For that you'll probably actually need to exercise and maybe eat a lot of natto.

What are your views on the founder of HIV virus and noble prize winner saying that covid19 is lab made?

Hey doc, how about taking an aspirin a day? Years ago we were being told to do that to prevent strokes. That was not just for old folks but for most of us. Can i get and answer?

@erikedward1

4 жыл бұрын

Can someone else who knows more about this comment about this?

@car103d

4 жыл бұрын

I take cardioaspirin 0.1g, anti inflammatory diet, physical activity, sit not too long

@car103d

4 жыл бұрын

P T Sure!

@princessdoggo5638

4 жыл бұрын

great idea

@lynnohl2526

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve read to avoid aspirin in regards to CV19. I think like NSAIDS it can set off cytokine storm after virus sets in. It’s a theory. Curcurmin or Turmeric is natural and may act as blood thinner. Fact check me on this.

Did i learn,thank you Dr. Just so well explained. Cheers

Thank you very much for sharing!!!

Question : I have been scared of this covid for months now and now this new complication, i know youre busy but if you get covid with milder or asymtomatic should i freak out if im gonna get blood clots? Greetings from sweden

Bloodthinners (what about more water?) + Hydroxychloroquine (alternatively Quinine via natural things) + Zinc?

@wd7320

4 жыл бұрын

yeah, some might need less H2O restricting huh ... what labs could they use to try and predetermine that?

@craterglass

4 жыл бұрын

10:30 The endothelial damage may be caused by excess superoxide formation subsequent to loss of ACE II. High dose antioxidants (Vitamin C, E) may help to scavenge excess superoxide and limit endothelial damage.

I want to thank those heroes drs ,nurses ,carers ,medocal field for being so brave ,may good Lord protect and bless you all and keep you all safe from the virus ,thank You Jesus

Love the drawing😄 hope you put it back up on the fridge. Great video, I enjoyed it very much. Will you do an anticipated cold and flue season and on the variants of covid-19.