There is also a hidden history of Rockefeller Medicines.

@gaylecoleman8567

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤

My sister had tuberculosis when she was younger. I'm so glad my mother didn't listen to the doctors and allow the treatment they wanted. She took my sister to a naturopath and when she went back to the doctor he was so shocked at the good results he fell to his knees and asked 'what did you do??' If she had done the treatment the doctor wanted she may not have survived, and if she did would have a huge scar down the side of her face and neck.

@jgrayblesser

4 ай бұрын

Which is crazy because it is very easy to heal.... if you don't use modern medicine or western pharmaceuticals.

@kiwi8476

Ай бұрын

What was the treatment or the cure did you end up doing or she end up doing?

I thought this was going to be about how most of what we know about cancer and medicine is a lie.

YT took down Rockefeller Medicine it seems

@crazyvoice12

Жыл бұрын

Can't have that easily accessible

@stacylane5934

10 ай бұрын

Is there a way to find it still?

@danielsilva9502

9 ай бұрын

I was looking the book Rockefeller Medicine Men

I wrote a sixty page paper at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, which focused on HIV, which is mentioned in the beginning. I am very excited to hear this topic in this speech, as this topic is seldom discussed.

Chemo can still be very harmful.

@joaocoelho7331

Жыл бұрын

It has always been and always will!

Never have I gone through a Lecture so attentively. So simple yet so effective.

For a talk that is titled “How Lies Shaped Modern Medicine”, it itself is a great example of it

@DoctorMaya7

2 жыл бұрын

I wrote “This is a profession that was built on a foundation of lies and deceit” in my book “Maya bring tears of happiness”. I feel sad, because people are following these professionals hoping to live on earth for ever. My contribution to change the mindset is the only option for humanity to survive. I hope people will stop doctors will find miracle cure to miraculously make the past couple of years as a horrible dream.

@charliem5254

Жыл бұрын

Ok Boomerbot

@lilfridge5652

Жыл бұрын

Keep drinking the fluoridated kool aid ya sheep.

@bluwng

Жыл бұрын

@@DoctorMaya7I thought this was going to talk about Rockefeller manipulation. She looks like a Shill, who said you can’t judge a book by its cover.

Dr. Nathalia Holt, I just added you to my list of heros in my notes app. Thanks for all you do.

our fear Driven perception is conditioned ....creating stress which drives disease....the Nocebo effect. tgank U Dr Bruce Lipton 💥💥💥💥

Wow! Definitely DON'T look into PREVENTION or the actual cause of something.

@stevemitz4740

3 ай бұрын

Prevention is bad for business! I.e. why that, "First do no harm", "God's food for medicine" had to be dropped! So toxic aluminum mercury squlaine laced jabs, to insure lots of sick dying people to treat, with toxic patent "medicine" causing more problem needing treatment! Satan woulden't have it any other way! I.E. why god was dropped from the once Hippocratic Oath! Now it's an oath to Pharma [so-called] "science!" were researchers' are not paied a dime till the new drug is safe to sell! (With the accompanying "Did you or your loved ones take drug X" & suffer [you name it] Then call the law firm Dewey Cheatem and How!

Nov 2023 - i asked my parents which they would rather have, the flu or co.v1d? I now have a strong understanding of stigma.

Very true. Personally I feel medical care should not be controlled by disease or drug authorities, instead by functional health care. The perception of health is very significant any natural methods to improve and sustain health will dramatically change the life of man to a better one. This is my experience for the last 40 years in modern medicine practice. Perceptions should be changed. Dr. A. Sreekumar

@misterhill5598

7 ай бұрын

You are scratching at the surface in the right direction. I recommend looking up Corbett Report episode 286: "Rockefeller Medicines"

Can you please enable community contribution setting so that we may add translated subtitles? Very wonderful talk and would like to share but most of my colleagues don't have such great english :(

@blanchy

4 жыл бұрын

How do you say Netflix and chill in Spanish?

@lidershark

2 жыл бұрын

ahora tenemos subtitulos en youtube. Sin embargo, les advierto sobre este discurso, totalmente mentiroso y manipulador. Un sesgo dado por los datos, de las grandes farmacéuticas, juego total del interés corporativo de esta presentación. no se corresponde con la realidad académica actual.

Didn’t AZT turn out to be unsafe and ineffective? Surely everyone knows this. How did it move on patient safety or innovation? I fear you are in marketing mode for BP. God help you.

@sandtx4913

5 ай бұрын

Dr. Sam Bailey made some interesting videos on her channel and website re H I V, v i r u s e s and more and the l i e s of the medical industry. Please watch them. I think there are also some videos of dr Jason Fung about cancer.

how about a ted talk on how truth will never be in a ted talk.... and no matter WHAT the info is in a talk, it will have misleading and subversive goal.

@alfiedemmon4132

2 жыл бұрын

Care to elaborate?

@grassfireu

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you. Whoever reads this will not understand until it happens to them: The truth cannot be told; it can only be learned.

@PatRiot-

2 жыл бұрын

@@alfiedemmon4132 I think the point is more on: Ted still has filters for what they ALLOW a Ted to be or not be. They can control what info they let out and with that control they could also promote their own opinions/agendas by ensuring the topics are controversial- but still stay within the opinion Tedx holds. Who knows though

@terrapax8554

2 жыл бұрын

Henle-Koch Postulate.....

@theosakonas1995

2 ай бұрын

Ignorance is bliss

Great talk Dr. Holt. I had no idea of what led to those life-saving campaigns and the people behind them. Thanks for your work and the work of your colleagues.

¡Maravillosa!

She did not describe lies. She described fear-driven incorrect perceptions. Not the same thing. Calling those early perceptions "lies" is not being truthful. When people (including doctors) are fearful they tend to be irrational and say ridiculous things.

@georgeduncan5178

6 жыл бұрын

Fred Pauser You R Right!!!

@1dayfree

4 жыл бұрын

She is a liar full stop. HIV has been proven to never have existed and the medical community knew and covered it up. The whole of western medicine is built on a house of cards of lies. Same as Science. Absolute deception.

@raanchol5955

3 жыл бұрын

Freedom from Tyranny Rex the same as type 2 diabetes, how do people trust these blood test or check. Most of majority of this century are actually disease mongers for profit making mechanism.

@hey0173

2 жыл бұрын

@@1dayfree it has been proven, ur just too lazy to look it up

@1dayfree

2 жыл бұрын

@@hey0173hahaha that is the most moronic comment yet.. Thanks for the laugh!

Depends if its type 1 or type 2 Diabetes which can be reversed according to Dr Jason Fung and others and their studies.

@terrietalbert4503

2 жыл бұрын

Dr. Gabriel Cousens most awesome 🤩 book “ there is a cure for diabetes”

@PO-cx2ej

4 ай бұрын

The possibility of reversal depends on many factors, but T2D and especially prediabetes is reversible in some cases when the patient had the diagnosis a few years before at most.

@vincentkingsdale8334

4 ай бұрын

Intermittent fasting, exercise, and eating healthy will cure type 2

@PO-cx2ej

4 ай бұрын

@@vincentkingsdale8334 Be careful with the word ''cure''. The ADA deliberated on which word to use and determined that ''Remission'' should be used. The word ''Reversal'' is not popular either in the realm of diabetes medicine. I have yet to find a satisfying definition for ''reversal'', but it would certainly require the full recovery of the beta cells function. A remission doesn't guarantee this. A cure would be that there would be no sequelaes left whatsoever after many years of reission, which is very unlikely as diabetes can induce profound changes in someones body.

medicine = big profits, no need to CURE anything, they would lose their rich $$$ life

@ZagrosianKurd

4 жыл бұрын

jim dee are u for real?

@michaeljohnson1117

4 жыл бұрын

Not doctor's, pharmaceutical companies, they focus on covering up symptoms, only things they actually cure are things like hep c, that you can live with for decades without even noticing. Cancer can be cured with nitrilicides found in many fruit seeds. But you can't make billions off seeds so now it's illegal to even suggest publicly that they could even help. They claim it's toxic cause one of it's compounds has cyanide in it. But if that's the case, why salt kill you? It's a compound of sodium (which bursts into flame when submerged in water) and extremely toxic chlorine, but salt is completely harmless cause your body can't break down the compound.

@embededfabrication4482

Ай бұрын

Your mistaken in thinking they are "withholding cures". Science is incapable of discovering these "cures". Instead the pharmaceutical industry just puts lipstick on pigs no better than what we already have in order to profit.

I usually highly regard TED TALKS … but from now on … I will have to be more cautious … This speakers remarks on Chemo Therapy is where she loses me

@sandtx4913

5 ай бұрын

Me too until c o v i d, that's when I noticed it seems to act like a mind c o n t r o l medium, steering the m i n d s of the populis. It is c o n trolled. Rupert Sheldrick did a talk that was taken down. I can't remember what it was about though but I think Before Skool used it in his video.

"We cling unto every word of wisdom that pours forth from our Lord God Dr Fauci's mouth" - modern day

@lidershark

2 жыл бұрын

this Dr. is a liar and sold to the industry.

She is so "soft" that is fake and weird and creepy.

Thts wild

First, I would like to thank Dr. Holt for this enlightening presentation. I knew that diseases such as HIV, cancer, leprosy, and tuberculosis have been stigmatized in the past but I did not know about the efforts that certain individuals went through to change that. Although so much work has been done to reverse the damage stigmatization of diseases has caused, it still very much exists today, especially for diseases such as HIV and mental health disorders. Although the discrimination may be more subtle these days, it still impacts the lives of many. For example, a patient that experiences stigmatization will likely develop poor mental health and be less likely to adhere to their treatment protocol, resulting in poor health outcomes. As a physician, it is their duty to do no harm and to do what is in the best interest of the patient-the ethical principle of non-maleficence and beneficence, respectively-which includes fighting stigmatization and advocating for their patient. This should include supporting the patient’s mental health and working through the trauma they receive from their diagnosis being stigmatized. This could include referral to a mental health professional or to support groups that can understand what they are going through and provide a sense of community. Unfortunately, community is such a valuable part of life that is taken away so quickly from these patients. They go from being a regular person with friends and family to being completely isolated, whether that be out of medical necessity or from people suddenly ignoring their existence. This disappearance of once-reliable people can cause disastrous consequences on one’s health outcomes. The work that people like Mary Lasker did is amazing to me as it not only erased the negative connotation of the disease but it raised awareness and brought support to these marginalized individuals. It helped to restore their sense of community as people from all around the country wanted to offer their support. Doing something like this and changing public opinion is no small effort and must have required an incredible amount of work and dedication. Unfortunately, this fight is still ongoing today as patients with stigmatizing diseases may still face judgement from their own communities, if not from the general public. For example, many minority groups do not recognize the reality of mental health issues. Even though the public opinion has started to shift on this, people may still be scared to seek help for fear of being ridiculed by their family or friends. This often results in people not getting the care they need until it is too late. The only way to overcome this is either through more public campaigns or for people to be their own self-advocates and fight for the care that they deserve. This is obviously much easier said than done, however. I love how Dr. Holt noted that changing how a disease is perceived is just as critical as anything coming out of a lab because we can't change medicine until we change opinions.

Ozone Therapy, folks. Listen to the King of science, Nikola Tesla. He knew.

What a thoughtful and poignant retrospective on how our culture first fears deadly diseases and then, with help that can come from the most unsuspecting places, rallies to change the tide. I see this trend not only with medicine, but with gender equality and mental health stigma as well. Clearly, there's more work to be done and I hope your empowering messages truly resonate with everyone. Thank you, Dr. Holt!

@alanroberts7916

2 жыл бұрын

Put global warming in the list that starts with fear and ends with help from an unlikely source... like young people in smaller countries.

Probably one of the most disturbing speeches I've seen

Is the cancer less deadly? He received how much to expose so much lie, a disrespect to society, and the academic class.

FDA plays industry lobby. how many lies we see in this speech.

Lyme disease.

This was kind of a rambling talk. Get to the point quicker- stay on one topic so it is more clear.

So sad they have so politicized Covid.

I don't believe anything Dr's say go to the witch doctor or shaman and get well.