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@rominahorn427

24 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@Maximloiseaux

24 күн бұрын

Thank you for the work you do ❤

@thorman1742

24 күн бұрын

Strange, I recently looked into mortality statistics for the Netherlands, and indeed death by falling has more than doubled the last four-five years. A lot of people must have gotten that umbrella there.

@RebellionBloodshed

24 күн бұрын

Keep talking! you will be haunted by the masses like every doctor you should have spoken earlier...

@kungfutzu3779

24 күн бұрын

& then there's scary statistics about increased risk from various activities, e.g. chewing gum increases your chance of a bird crapping in your ear by 12300 times

I abandoned my doctor and the American Medical Association last August! They made my life completely miserable for the proceeding decade. I was happy and relatively healthy, and then my doctor decided that he had to pursue my high cholesterol and high blood pressure, (neither very high) and he put me on some nasty medications, the last of which was Statins. Suddenly, I was no longer happy and relatively healthy. First, I developed diabetes, hello Statins. Next, I developed prostate cancer. Say goodbye to your prostate and sex life. And finally, I developed cataracts in both eyes. Once again, Statins. All in a short period of time. I remember saying, "What the Hell is going on?" So I have abandoned my doctor and the AMA. I may not live as long, but at least I won't be tortured to death!

@56dh

24 күн бұрын

You'll also have more money in your pocket than theirs.

@suemilkbone4868

24 күн бұрын

I too developed two different types of cataracts in both eyes as soon as I started a statin. I'll never trust a conventional doctor again without doing my own due diligence first.

@davidlawson4281

24 күн бұрын

I am sorry for your ailments. However, I congratulate your doctors’ wariness in surveilling your health risks. After all, did your medical interactions cause cataracts and prostate cancer? Really!

@davidlawson4281

24 күн бұрын

@@suemilkbone4868Proof!

@theresarossouw1637

24 күн бұрын

If you had the jab, it might be that

health risk reduction.............never go to a doctor. .

@Healingisfree

24 күн бұрын

Inner Doctor!

@chrislastnam6822

24 күн бұрын

Go to doctors but don't take the pills they prescribe or the operations they claim you need.

@incognito595

24 күн бұрын

Possibly a Functional Medicine Doctor, but your Insurance probably won't pay. But they Will Pay for all those Charlatan "Doctors" who only Damage us.

@bottlethrower1544

24 күн бұрын

Its amazing how I used to believe that, thankfully, the days of the Snake Oil Salesman was a creature of the past

@KeithAllen-pg8ep

24 күн бұрын

There are lies, damn lies, and relative increase/decrease.

I started getting skeptical of the "medical" establishment 25 years ago when my then 3 year old was diagnosed by "experts" with autism and SEVERE MENTAL RETARDATION. I refused ALL MEDS (attacked for it) and only allowed speech and occupational therapy. She is now a 28 year old college graduate and nobody can believe she was ever diagnosed with such.

@marylynch951

24 күн бұрын

Wonderful hear May God continue protecting her and the family

@jamesnewing886

24 күн бұрын

Brilliant work, this little comment of yours has warmed my heart this morning - well done to her for graduating and you, for protecting her from these evil criminals.

@beago0810

24 күн бұрын

Same experience here with my son. He's now 43 and all I did along with the speech therapy back then was to carefully change and monitor his diet. Back then they said he was "brain damaged" don't think the word Autism was out back then. They wanted me to enroll him in a school for the developmentally delayed called The Shield of David in NYC. I, after visiting the school and looking around at the children my son was being grouped with, I, of course said NO and went home and worked out a plan for my son. During that time he scored 99 in Math and 100 in English on the NY Citywide exams in the 1st Grade and was in Gifted and Talented classes thereafter. I even wrote an article for "Autism Speaks" when he was about 7 years old sharing what I did for my son to help his behavior without the recommended drug Ritalin they kept trying to prescribe. I vehemently said NO and I caught hell with doctors, the Play Therapist and the school while I zeroed in on his food allergies. He only ate what I prepared and he carried that in his lunch box every day. My intuition worked, and I'm so glad I acted accordingly.

@v.r.2834

24 күн бұрын

Doctors are idiots

@AyaEgbuho

23 күн бұрын

Wow!

They don't fool you they out right lie and get upset when you say NO.

@thisisme3238

24 күн бұрын

You are so right on that one 👍

@carlitaticconi6655

24 күн бұрын

Sadly, that has been my experience.

@bik5916

24 күн бұрын

Yes

@audreysuter4315

24 күн бұрын

Amen 😂

@karimaogden3875

24 күн бұрын

And (some) doctors will get their egos hurt and label you as "A difficult patient" and discharge you from the practice.

Allowing pharmaceutical companies to run adds on TV, your phone, in hospital and doctors offices and in magazines and newspapers needs to end.

@walking_introvert

24 күн бұрын

RFK Jr agrees with this. He also wants to work on reducing the health epidemic in the US. I've never heard anyone really ever seem to care about it as much as he does.

@jmi5969

24 күн бұрын

Is this still legal legal in the US? Haven't seen any in my country outside of brick-and-mortar pharmacies (and those scarce ads are more often for additives rather than real medicine). Television is dead for many years anyway, just as paper newspapers.

@genigeni9335

24 күн бұрын

I find hilarious shows in the USA financed/supported by Psifer.

@hooponoponogirlz

23 күн бұрын

At least the commercials give you the dangerous risks on them! The doctor usually doesn't. It amazes me how people run to go get them anyway. The promotions work even though they say "may cause death or cancer or liver or allergic reaction" etc.

@user-dw3sf5qz1q

22 күн бұрын

​@@walking_introvertAgreed!

With Covid, they pushed the boundaries right off a cliff, and with it went all trust for the establishment as a whole. A sacred trust never recovers from such a betrayal.

@ReeceS6419

23 күн бұрын

Former nurse here and I agreed with you 100%!

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

Well said and I agree 💯

@saschaesken5524

20 күн бұрын

Never Fall for fearmongering again

It's unbelievable that they have gotten away with murder, using outright lies and no one is being prosecuted.

@RollingThunder808

24 күн бұрын

That's because the Aliens are behind it.

@DruidzTV

24 күн бұрын

in case you havn't noticed the courts rarely hold these ppl to account

@marylynch951

24 күн бұрын

​@@DruidzTV Absolutely agree 💯

@MDNQ-ud1ty

23 күн бұрын

It's much worse than that and much longer. The entire system is insane.

@WillThomson-st6hm

23 күн бұрын

But it happened. If it's unbelievable it's because you don't understand it. That's because what's happening is supernatural.

There is a saying in Germany: "Don't trust any statistics that you haven't falsified yourself." 😉

@tfp0052

24 күн бұрын

Love it. It gave me quite a chuckle!

@Ms.noelp453

24 күн бұрын

That’s clever 😁👍🏽

@oiputthatback7361

24 күн бұрын

Put it on a T-shirt. 🤣😍.

@louisejoel

22 күн бұрын

That's a good one. Technically you don't even need to falsify data to come up with an outcome you want. It's all in the design and collection method.

@caobita

22 күн бұрын

@@louisejoel 100% agreed

I have not been to a doctor for many years. I feel that they are all bought out and have sold their souls.

@terrybuckalew6874

24 күн бұрын

how

@andy1way

24 күн бұрын

​@@terrybuckalew6874by taking money from drug companies and governments pushing fake vaccines for a start.

@exsnake01

24 күн бұрын

@@terrybuckalew6874 By treating people like cattle and caring more about their vacation in Tahiti and not actually curing diseases!!!

@marylynch951

24 күн бұрын

Absolutely agree 💯

@genigeni9335

24 күн бұрын

@@exsnake01 pushing drugs!

I totally agree with you. 13 years ago, I was treated for cancer and my doctor advised me that I needed a small surgery followed by radiation. No other treatment was needed. However, I was referred to another doctor who put some information into a computer and said that I had an 86% of being alive in 10 years with no more treatment, or a 92% with taking a cocktail of chemo medications. I was horrified, I’m very sensitive to meds and that didn’t seem like enough of a benefit . How can a computer predict that with such accuracy? What about the side effects of the meds? That wasn’t taken into consideration. The doctor was disappointed. That’s when I realized that this treatment plan was not about what was in my best interest, but in the doctors. (Im still healthy!) Thank you for your videos, I seem to have a personal story that relates to everyone!

@TiredEmpath

24 күн бұрын

That’s a great story! Thanks for sharing it. A 6% spread is minimal difference.

@trucid2

24 күн бұрын

And that 6% difference, even if we take it at face value, didn't account for the lower quality of life or the opportunity cost of the money spent on the treatment.

@ceofounder

24 күн бұрын

Prayers for you to be forever cancer free!

@terrybuckalew6874

24 күн бұрын

you are lucky I have so many relatives and friends dead now from cancer

@louarmstrong6128

24 күн бұрын

​@@trucid2also doesn't take into account the danger of being cut open and the risk of anastesia

Sadly, the average person on the street is not intelligent enough to understand, so they depend on someone telling them what to think. Unfortunately they trust the ones preying on their ignorance.

@marylynch951

24 күн бұрын

Yes agree 💯

@colinmartin2921

24 күн бұрын

I don't think that is the problem, it is because we are conditioned to put our trust in doctors.

@markcallaghan8389

24 күн бұрын

may be it is because they are products of a dumbed down education system ( every body passes ) being taught what to think not what to think, no critical thinking education etc etc.

@DjD5

21 күн бұрын

@@colinmartin2921exactly!✌🏼

@rickiilatino

20 күн бұрын

We always have a choice though and we can all do quality research before making any decision.​@colinmartin2921

I'm an intelligent woman in my 80s. For a few years I have been going to a really lovely female doctor near me. Over the years she has prescribed various drugs which I have not taken after doing much research. I had not disclosed this to her until recently. Unfortunately she was angry and said if I didn't follow her instructions with regard to medications, she would no longer be able to treat me. Her chart showed I should be taking at least 5 pills a day. I am disappointed in her (and she with me, no doubt), but I take no prescription pills at all and am quite healthy so don't see the need to take a pill just because.

@mollytremblay1396

24 күн бұрын

Good for you!!

@nathanielovaughn2145

24 күн бұрын

Fire that quack. She got mad bc your intelligence threatened the kickbacks she gets from bug pharxma.

@densershepherd4479

24 күн бұрын

Same here with me. I trusted the still small voice inside me! No meds.

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

Brilliant Well done to you May God continue protecting you ❤❤

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

​@@densershepherd4479 Same here when I told my doctor I wasn't taking the tablets he got very aggregated I said in a calm voice I will try myself

I'm so glad there are Doctors like you out there Suneel. You give me hope - Thank you from Ontario

68 years old. Never been struck by lightning and have never carried an umbrella 😂

@thisisme3238

24 күн бұрын

👍😂😂

@biglouie9547

24 күн бұрын

Im🎉65 I've carried an umbrella and tried to get struck by lightning, it's never happened 😅😅

@patriciapalmer4873

24 күн бұрын

Come back when you are in your 80s

@jeremyashford2145

24 күн бұрын

And hopefully you weren't in NYC or its environs on 9/11/01 when it rained asbestos.

@chrisminifie219

24 күн бұрын

You are the Bain of the umbrella industry

20 years ago my doctor put me on statins. After one month I went back and asked when I would be coming off. He said never, they were for life. I am now nearly 70, haven't been to the doctor since, and take absolutely no medications. I have just spent the last year travelling the world on my own. When I was in the rain forest I met an expert who said the people never go to doctors or the pharmacy, they treat themselves with nature. I think we have forgotten how to care for ourselves, instead put our trust in 'experts.' But you are the Expert of you. You have known you since the day you were born. How long did you spend with the doctor? Thank you doctor

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

Brilliant to hear There are some wonderful comments on here today I have been going back to this video several times today Wonderful people talking so honest and openly May God continue protecting you

@donnabreen424

23 күн бұрын

Enjoy 😁

@sandrahbradley1511

16 күн бұрын

Treat yourself with nature, will do, thanks for sharing that💜

I would rather die home alone then EVER TRUST A MEDICAL DOCTOR OR DRUG! REBUILD TRUST???? NOPE! I WILL NEVER GO BACK AGAIN! EVER!

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. I went to medical school and was in pharmaceutical sales for 11 years. I know exactly what you are talking about. For example, only about 5% of strokes are bleed-out strokes whereas 95% of strokes are occlusive strokes. YET WE TREAT TENS OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE EVERY YEAR WITH "MILD TO MODERATE" HYPERTENSION IN THE HOPES OF PREVENTING THESE 5% OF STROKES. And blown aneurisms are NOT caused by too much blood pressure but are caused by weak arteries due to a COPPER DEFICIENCY. The supposed "RISK REDUCTION" statistics in marketing anti-hypertensives always dazzle us with absolute vs relative risks whenever it suits the pharmaceutical companies.

@TheFrankHummer

24 күн бұрын

Thanks for that info.

@jazziez6467

22 күн бұрын

i never heard of copper deficiency, what do you take for it

@tomclancy8281

22 күн бұрын

@@jazziez6467 Any good quality vitamin/mineral supplement or multi-mineral supplement should include copper. It will be on the label. I personally take "Ultimate Man Gold" from The Vitamin Shoppe.

@fionahobbs8818

22 күн бұрын

I read about turkeys having burst aneurysms who were found to be copper deficient. You reminded me, thanks.

@louisejoel

22 күн бұрын

Agreed Dr Clancy. I wear copper jewellery

It's not so much how doctors fool us but how the doctors themselves have been fooled. I have many friends who are doctors, and they have been trained to believe the conclusions of peer reviewed studies, not how to investigate whether or not those conclusions are true.

@timshel011

24 күн бұрын

How many friends do you honestly have ? Two ?

@sportysbusiness

24 күн бұрын

@@timshel011 When you insult someone rather than providing evidence that what they've written is wrong, you are only proving they are right.

@marylynch951

24 күн бұрын

Yes I agree One of my close friends their Daughter qualified as a Doctor about 10 years ago Just a normal working class family Irish I have known this Doctor since she was a child Omg over the last 4 years the whole family including the Doctor has believed everything

@jasoncee666

23 күн бұрын

​@@marylynch951pretty sad that they still can't understand 🙄

@user-rb3zh6sz1b

21 күн бұрын

Trouble is like with all protocols, the blind teach the students to be blind, who in turn teach their students to be blind, and so on, this will continue unheeded, until the few with questioning minds break out of the mould and start to learn the truth and then they can teach their students the truth...

I think they don't ban you because most people are to dumb to believe you, they believe what they want to hear. I admire your courage ❤

@petrinakeay4075

24 күн бұрын

Why should he be banned. People are not as dumb as you would like them to be. They can make up their own minds without a nanny state telling them what they can an can’t listen too.

@mtmc823

23 күн бұрын

@@petrinakeay4075 Not really, look around you

@kingston163

22 күн бұрын

@@petrinakeay4075 Actually most people ARE dumber than what you think they are.

@realrosesforever3847

15 күн бұрын

My parents knew a lady. She was in her 60s at the time and was telling them the doctor wanted her to start taking high blood pressure medicine and she refused to take any medicines. I thought to myself - poor lady. Many years later around 30 I ran into her at the market. She remembered me as I did her and in the conversation I asked her if she ever started taking her medicines and she gave a proud NO she's not and will not. Once again I was surprised because this woman was all of in her 80s and shopping and looking in better health than my mom who took the meds!!!!!!

@petrinakeay4075

14 күн бұрын

@@realrosesforever3847 About 15 years ago, I got put on statins, I took them for a year, after doing lots of research I decided to not take them. I am 66 I don’t take anything not even an aspirin, I fell out of a tree not long ago, and I have an injury that I can’t fix so I went the doctor who could not believe I was not on any medication, she took my blood pressure, which she said was excellent an has sent me for an X-ray for my injured hip. I told her it’s all in the mind, I haven’t got time to be sick, and what I don’t know won’t hurt me.

Keep going Dr. Dhand..!! Please expose it ALL. That's how we heal the world! Our hero. 🕊️

I’m a post war child and a Physics graduate. Even being ancient, doesn’t stop me being able to quickly analyse any mathematical data in my head. The argument (put simply) of ‘percentage change’ against ‘absolute change’ is EVERYWHERE. The Latest drivel put out by the useless NHS is about trying to get my age group to get vaccinated against shingles. I can’t remember the exact words, only the gist of the asinine advertisements on TV saying how many of us are ‘at risk of getting shingles’, instead of how many of the population ‘actually get shingles’ in a given period. As an aside, I am ‘at risk’ of ANYTHING. ‘Risk’, ‘chance’ and ‘probability’ are very confusing for almost the entire population, but because they are ‘familiar words’, everybody ‘thinks’ they can understand and differentiate between them. In the UK, there is the National Lottery. Even they, on their website, confuse ‘chance’ and ‘probability’. For ME, I am NOT confused. if I do NOT buy a ticket I have NO CHANCE of winning; if I buy a ticket, I have A CHANCE of winning. Very simple (but the writers of the website have not made it so). BUT, if I do buy a ticket, I’m not guaranteed to win, there is a ‘probability’ of 1 in 45,057,474 of winning the jackpot. Little wonder most people simply don’t understand anything mathematical. Having had an awful, permanent reaction to the Pfizer ‘booster’ in 2021 - and nobody at my health centre was in the least interested, not even taking notes - I am careful, sensibly, what goes into my arm. Consequently, at my time of life, after numerous personal interactions, I believe the NHS needs ‘thinning out’, or even drastic, compulsory restructuring, because it is now a self satiating money pit, not fit for purpose.

I had to explain absolute vs relative risk reduction to my doctor. I also gave her crash course on how statins really work.

@nathanielovaughn2145

24 күн бұрын

Most need it. I do hope she thanked you.

@NiceLoki

23 күн бұрын

Can you summarise the statin explanation here for us please?

@PeCo333

23 күн бұрын

My doctor said to me:" Instead of taking a statin you should take fermented red rice!" This rice IS a statin!

@79meh

20 күн бұрын

When people start discovering what cholesterol really is and what it does in the body, it will all be very clear as to why it's profitable for big pharma to lower it if they want to keep you sick. People, look into it!

One of the many problems with the WHO world pandemic treaty is that helpful advice such as this would be deemed misinformation and killed off before anyone got to hear it. This was a very useful video that I recommend everyone be aware of before seeing a GP.

@josirandazzo2659

23 күн бұрын

God bless you for your honest ❤

Bear spray is something like 90% effective at stopping aggressive bears. That’s why I always keep a can of bear spray on my person when commuting into midtown Manhattan in NYC. So far so good. The bears must be so scared of my spray, I haven’t seen one yet so all I can say is that bear spray must therefore work and I may need to pick up another can. P.S. The overall chance of being injured by a bear is approximately 1 in 2.1 million and effectively zero in Manhattan (unless of course a bear escapes from the Central Park Zoo).

No western medicine or doctors for me. Not since 2018, NEVER again in my lifetime.

I refuse to take any medicine on the basis of a statistical consideration. The day I may have a symptom, I may take a medicine if I deem it safe. But never ever I would get anything *because* it reduces my risk of catching a disease, often of a ridiculously small amount - in absolute terms. We aren't statistics, we are individuals, we need individual care. When I hear "risk reduction", I run for the hills...

@TiredEmpath

24 күн бұрын

Your comment is pure gold! A former rheumatologist wanted to put me on methotrexate “just in case” I had an autoimmune condition that she had just told me I didn’t have. I said no “I don’t take meds ‘just in case’.”

@davidlawson4281

24 күн бұрын

Sudden death or, worse, a stroke, is a fairly significant symptom. Too late.

@kingston163

22 күн бұрын

Risk reduction against being hit by a comet!!

God bless your honesty doctor.

@mariantreber8055

22 күн бұрын

Yes!! I just noticed I'm unsubscribed. Gaah, fixed it.

Third leading cause of death are doctor and hospital errors. If you want to live, avoid both.

Lipids - normal. Cholesterol - HDL in range; total high. HBA1C - in prediabetic range, trending down (high, thanks to a previous round of statins). BP - normal. A much improved result over my last labs. Just yesterday, doc goes over my latest labs and prescribes FOUR different medications to control glucose and cholesterol, including statins. The same meds the last doc prescribed - that I didn't take, in the same dosages. Despite saying 'no meds!', doc's answer: 'you need to lower cholesterol'. Backstory: hypothyroidism is my only genuine health issue. ALL the medications doc prescribed are contraindicated for thyroid patients.

The old saying-Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice,shame on me!

@TiredEmpath

24 күн бұрын

I don’t know. It’s often hard to immediately get the correct information we need when we’re face to face with a doctor and they are pressuring us. I’ve gotten used to saying, “let me give this some thought and we’ll revisit it.” Then I research on my own.

@susancarr8998

24 күн бұрын

Me too. Saved me more than once doing my own research.

@kingston163

22 күн бұрын

If you have booster jabs it IS a fool me twice or more and i will be back.

@bbybeatboxx

18 күн бұрын

Exactly the reason why I avoided the sheep dip. I had to sit on the sidelines and watch the horror show though. No amount of reason or logic worked, it was like they were in a trance! It is literally like many of them had to put their hands into the fire to see if it would burn and as time went on they did it less and less. Bizarre and tragic. My opinion on the average intelligence of the British public and people in general has dropped like a stone! Luckily there has been alot of ripples and some now nursing their burnt hands are coming to their senses and learning to use their brains.

@kingston163

18 күн бұрын

@@bbybeatboxx Australia no different.

Thank you Dr Dhand. If only more doctors were real doctors with a conscience like you🙏👍

I still believe that you, yourself, is your best doctor.

Empower yourself, knowledge is power !

About 12 years ago, my then doctor told me that I have a 16% chance of having a stroke or heart attack within 10 years if I don't lower my cholesterol level from 5.7 to 5.0 according to the Pfizer tables. I smiled at him, responding that's good news. He look at me and said why do you say that? Because this means I have a 84% chance of not getting either of them, I responded.

@dulcemoutinho5820

24 күн бұрын

Very good response!❤

Thanks so much for clarifying this, Dr. Dhand. I have been struggling with this while deciding to ditch statins for FH. Doctors have always used scare tactics so that I continue, but diabetes is a complication I no longer need because I have taken statins for decades!! Ditching all those meds and on a low carb diet and seeing benefits.

@edguyrocks5865

24 күн бұрын

Don't statins block cholesteral and production of it? And that's needed for optimal testosterone production....

@jennifermarlow.

24 күн бұрын

@@edguyrocks5865 There's shiny new research (and I mean this year) published that is finally proving what some cardiologists and other doctors and researchers have been saying for some time. We have a wrong understanding of cholesterol. You may also want to look into the gut biome and testosterone production. So much is being researched, especially concerning health and nutrition.

@bbybeatboxx

23 күн бұрын

My mum had all over body ache so I read up on it. They should test for creatine kinase which can rise on these drugs. They didn't check the levels and took her off them a month despite the fact only 57% of people show resolved symptoms after this period and it can take up to 14 months according to a study. Shes off them now and I am going to do a £39 test to see if the levels are actually elevated! Shocking! My sister said "doctor knows best!" And said I was "off my head." 🤷‍♂️

@bbybeatboxx

23 күн бұрын

​@@edguyrocks5865They do a whole lot more than that! You might want to consider CoQ10 deficiency.

Buy a second lottery ticket and your relative chance of winning increases by 100%.

@fremandn

24 күн бұрын

That's a very good example

@thisisme3238

24 күн бұрын

👍🇺🇲

@paulburbank8652

24 күн бұрын

Excellent! Absolutely great. Many thanks.

@darylfoster7944

24 күн бұрын

Twice almost nothing is still almost nothing. I've tried explaining that to my wife when she asks why we don't buy lottery tickets. Her argument is that somebody always wins. That's quite true, it just won't be us.

@j.b.9895

24 күн бұрын

I have to shake my head when people who obviously can’t afford playing lottery buy several tickets for a lottery that has an 8 million to one chance and they spend money making the odds 8 million to 5

Medical field is a total scam. An orthopedic doctor sold me a pair knee braces for $600 which I later found being sold for $60 on Amazon!.

@andreal2625

24 күн бұрын

Yes! My sister had a similar experience but was told by doctor to look on Amazon.

@dulcemoutinho5820

23 күн бұрын

An orthoped also wanted to sell me something expensive that was not reimbursed from the health insurance! I said no! He was very angry!😂

High Suneel, Cardiff Med School graduate here, still living in the great nation of Wales. Keep up the good work!

Thank You Dr Dhand, I've been warning ppl about Drs & big pharma for over a decade and sharing alternative self health. I've helped ppl all around the world with tremendous results (chronic pain,arthritis,carpal tunnel,diabetes, kidneys,liver,Cancer, arrhythmia and more BUT most still buy into the system. The last few years Ive been focusing on creating a food forest all organic fruit trees,berry bushes,grape vines as well as 80 varieties of perennial medicinal plants. I am now working on my 2nd food forest since I bought vacant land and cleared about 2 acres and starting over. All organic no fertilizers we stay away from grocery stores they have nothing to offer us. It would be awesome to have an interview to share not only food security but natural health with homegrown nutritious plants grown in all organic made soil. Keep in mind everyone it's not always about what we need put in our body but what we need to take out as well since we're surrounded by toxic crap everywhere we need detox our system regularly. ML to All ❤️

@NiceLoki

23 күн бұрын

You'd be healthier if you focussed on a majority meat diet.

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

​@@NiceLoki My exact thoughts

@PeCo333

23 күн бұрын

​@@NiceLokiAbsolutely true!

When liars figure...figures lie...

You are awesome! So thankful for your guidance and the truth you present to the public. These people are criminals.

❤ Love this! I remember it as “absolute” is ACTUAL risk reduction.

@jonathanport5002

24 күн бұрын

Cool . Cool. 😅. Good university.

@drsuneeldhand

24 күн бұрын

Well said

I’d like to see a video about overdiagnosing and overtreating scan results, specifically lung nodules. It’s very common, yet most people are unaware they even have this condition. Over 95% are benign. I had 6 top specialists weigh in, over a 5 year period, but no one could agree on size. The surgeon described it as “teeny tiny.” In fact, it may have decreased. I was talked into a robotic bronchoscopy, which was non-diagnostic, but identified benign cells. Pet scan did not light up at all. Was told next step would be wedge resection lung surgery “just in case.” I said, No thank you.

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

Brilliant Well done to you May God continue protecting you

@79meh

20 күн бұрын

Your story is a perfect example on how they have no clue what's going on and are willing to try the most harmful of ways to medicate or open you up and see what happens... it's nightmare fuel.

absolute risk reduction for the flu jab is less than 1%

@eskababe

24 күн бұрын

And you don’t get a doughnut

@johnsonpaul1914

24 күн бұрын

@@eskababe lol, my last vax was a polio booster sometime in the 1960s

Thank you for caring & being so honest !!

After a cancer surgery I was told a survival rate of 80% without chemo, with chemo 82% but not for sure! The doctors were genuinely surprised that I refused the treatment 😳as were some relatives and friends! I accepted a 5 year follow up with many scans though which I highly regret now because I knew deep down inside that I was alright.

@silviebreber1523

18 күн бұрын

Good for you!!! Something doctors rarely disclose is that a side-effect of many chemo drugs is future cancer.

My daughter and her mother were put in their graves by incompetent GPs.

@79meh

20 күн бұрын

Same with my father who was clearly murdered by radiation treatments he did not need. Sadly I was too young and still ignorant to do anything about it.

@Phuks_Oonak

20 күн бұрын

@@79meh So sorry for your loss.

Thank you, Dr. Dhand....you are truly a "life saver," for all of us. 🤗

I totally agree with you. I have lately absolutely lost trust in doctors. I have been suffering from chronic depression and my psychiater wanted to put me on antipsychotics though I am not psychotic! Actually, my depression got worse after I started doing therapy with him. He hurt me psychologically, and I stopped the therapy with him.

@kingston163

22 күн бұрын

Jesus Christ is the best therapy.

Thank you doctor

As a diagnostic radiologist i struggled to educate other Drs on the basics of Bayes theorem which should have been compulsory training at medical school. Med schools churn out robots unable to formulate a diagnosis based on patient history, clinical signs, and prevalent disorders based on these two. They fire off requests and are unable to interpret BOTH positive AND NEGATIVE results. Most importantly, they are unable to comprehend that a negative result may mean they ordered the WRONG test.

It seems that morality has gone out of the window in a world where crooks have an absolute risk of NOT being caught & going to jail of 99%. We need morality, ethics to be taught in school in a formal way. Great video, but it saddens me given that so many ppl got fooled with some paying the ultimate price.

Thank you Dr. Dhand, you're the best. I have always been warry of doctors out of intuition, and you always make it clear why my intuition has been correct.

Health is far too important to be left to the likes of doctors....... David Lloyd George

John Campbell did an excellent podcast on this with Professor Norman Fenton who is a mathematician and a professor of 'risk information management, from Australia in Dec. of 2022. Thanks for this today as a reminder to those who probably didn't see that interview and all of the work you do in terms of WELLNESS and self care.

The way you explain this is absolutely brilliant. So easy for people to understand without medical jargon. I told my mum to ask for absolute risk reduction with BP meds she has been on but don't seem to work. I wish I could be a fly on the wall when she asks as I'm not convinced she would ever get the answer. Please keep up the good work, you are hugely educating so many who want to be/stay healthy 😊

@RunninUpThatHillh

24 күн бұрын

Hawthorn berry and leaf fix high as well as low bp. Afaik you can take it with meds and ween off.

@SweetSassyBull

24 күн бұрын

​@@RunninUpThatHillhGreat, thank you, will pass on info to my mum 👍. Much appreciated.

Thankyou for speaking the truth, we ñeed ore doctors like you !

Wonderful idea Make it mandatory to list both

@drsuneeldhand

24 күн бұрын

Absolutely!

I have been following you since the beginning of lockdowns and I appreciate your honesty. Just wish you had your own practice, you would be my doctor. Thinking of giving up my Primary Care Dr. We disagree on many points. You do a great job.

You ever looked in to the burynski clinic, or have an opinion on his work? Never see any doctors mentioning his work but from the amount of GOV bullying aline gives it real credibility. I mean curing cancer would worry the pharma corporationsm

@jennifermarlow.

24 күн бұрын

Yes, and if you want your mind blown, look into the real story of laetrile.

@manavestnation

24 күн бұрын

@@jennifermarlow. I dont say this often but i had no idea about this, so thankyou! I actually something new to investigate, well new to me anyway.

@suesmith4360

17 күн бұрын

Amazing to see so much fund raising going on for 'cancer research'... wonder what they're really spending the cash on.

Makes complete sense Dr Dhand. I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with others. I’d love for you to share information about something alarming. Something very suspicious in the medical community. My father has been hospitalized for several weeks and I have been harassed (at least 20 times) almost daily, doctors calling me requesting me to put him on a DNR status I keep refusing, however I continue to keep getting calls, being pressured highly into doing it even though he enjoys life is happily and pain-free. I’m not sure what’s going on but something is definitely different from years past. I am a retired nurse, and once the patients family is asked about a DNR, it’s recorded in the chart and is respected. I’ve never in my life could imagine what’s going on. People need to be aware.

@janeteddddd

23 күн бұрын

Wow, scary..thanks for the warning.

@silviebreber1523

18 күн бұрын

Check his medical records immediately. Hospitals have been putting DNRs in patients' records who (or a family member) have expressly refused them, completely without proper authorization. This is a growing scandal in the UK and Canada. Your dad's life is at risk!! Please be vocal and, if at all possible, get him out now! Dr John Campbell has recent videos on this topic.

@PianoMatronNeeNee

18 күн бұрын

@@silviebreber1523 thank you so much! I definitely will keep on top of it.

As soon as we're born we're seen as a money making asset.

Thank you Doctor 👍💯

Thank you, I've learned to both be skeptical & question everything.

I gave up on all my doctors when they started pushing things they shouldn't have been pushing. Really opened my eyes.....especially when my mother in-laws cancer came back after being in remission for 5 years after her doctor pushed the "shot" on her. Cancer came back instantly and completely consumed her liver in the matter of 3 weeks and her oncologist at DF could not be bothered. Basically wrote her off. Best thing we can do is to educate ourselves and be proactive with our health vs reactive. Thank you Dr for stepping out and being different.

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

Sorry about your mother in law Yes me too have lost complete trust in all the medical professionals

Lies. Damn lies. Then statistics.

Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us.

Btw, while accompanying a family member to an appt w/Cardiologist, I asked if heart disease prescriptions cause A-Fib & he said, “Stop trying to find out what causes it.” and told his patient, “You need to get on blood thinners, yesterday.”

@nathanielovaughn2145

24 күн бұрын

Please tell me you took your fam member out and terminated all future dealings with that quack.

Thank you for your continued caring.

Unfortunately we are no longer patients, we are clients. Thank you Dr. Dhand to be a real doctor who cares about the patients not the clientele.

@janeteddddd

23 күн бұрын

Yes, and they work for us!

@janedough6575

23 күн бұрын

You spelled “cattle “ wrong.

Since April, 2022, Nurse Practitioners no longer have to practice under the supervision of a physician in New York State. What are your feelings regarding NPs having all the abilities of a physician (diagnosing, ordering tests, prescribing medications, etc.? My local health care organization that I have relied on for 20 years or so notified me recently that my primary care physician had left and my care would be in the hands of an NP. When I inquired is it was possible to be assigned to an MD, I was told there are NO MD's working at the facility - only NPs. I am in the process of looking for a primary care physician (I'm elderly) and do not want to trust my care to an individual with only 6 to 8 years education.

@gtron7692

24 күн бұрын

Unless you find a NP that figured out how to use critical thinking skills and can't be bullied by the system, NPs have to follow the same government guidelines as doctors and are just as dangerous.

@TiredEmpath

24 күн бұрын

It’s the same in Illinois. I had a bad experience with a NP when I was assigned to her after my doctor went on sabbatical. She was unhappy with a med I was taking and had been on since 2000. She threatened, yes threatened, to stop prescribing it. This med requires a taper or I could get seizures or die if I abruptly stop it. I requested her help in tapering off, but she didn’t want to help me with the taper. My guess is she didn’t KNOW how. I found another doctor after the stress she put me through. I don’t want to work with NPs.

@terrybuckalew6874

24 күн бұрын

I agree one my husband went to caused us so much trouble forgetting to tell us stuff etc

@silviebreber1523

18 күн бұрын

They are as dangerous as doctors, if not more so. Don't entrust your life to these people.

Dr Aseem Malhotra has been trying yo spread this information. He also has videos on KZread discussing the over use of statins.

@1LaOriental

24 күн бұрын

As well as Dr Gerd Gigerenzer.

@marylynch951

23 күн бұрын

And Dr ken Berry

Yep...i saw that in the original information....didn't go for the jab. Trust my immune system.

I'm 59 and have been struck by lightning no fewer than 13 times. I always wanted to be a conductor!😅

Truth in lending was enacted to ensure clear truthful information about all charges or terms of a loan. Drs and the meds they peddle should be held at least to the same standard and they are not by these clear attempts to deceive patients regarding efficacy and risk. How they get away w it is beyond me.....just bc theyre drs? They are not beyond reproach. Basic informed consent is too often not even a thing.

Thank you Dr Suneel May God continue protecting you and your family

The pfizer trial was 40000 people, half jabbi, half placebo. The jabbies got 8 people with the symptoms, placebo 162. 39800 people got nothing. 8/162 is around 95%. Thats how they got to the 95% Relative Risk Reduction. Its true yet total crap. Health and wisdom to all, Erik the Netherlands

00:02 Understanding the difference between relative risk reduction and absolute risk reduction is crucial. 00:52 Understanding relative vs. absolute risk in medical claims 01:45 Understand the insignificance of 0.95% absolute risk reduction. 02:30 Removing Obscure Information from Statistics 03:15 Doctors and medicine may use deceptive tactics in risk communication. 04:02 Doctors and medicine often manipulate data for pharmaceutical companies. 04:45 Doctors and medicine industry may not disclose all risks to patients. 05:31 Medical data manipulation by big business

A good example. Thanks Tim Kelly.

76 yr old active bicycling neighbor, put on low BP meds, got off his bike after hard exercise, meds caused him to faint and he broke his leg in 2 places ..during convid! He was isolated from friends and familiy for 2 months. Luckily survived and 90% healed. BUT he still takes the damned meds and got his 2+1 stabs. He won't listen to what I show him.

Dr Suneel strikes again! Always have had an aversion to any drugs.

How do some docs sleep at night knowing this?

Dr.Suneel Dhand Namaste, You are doing Yeoman's service to people at large. Your courage, compassion and candour are reflected in your videos.🎉❤🎉❤

They love to tell you one thing and later one finds it wasn’t true! These people are rephensible! They are just about the money! Thank you Dr Dhand! You’re the best!

This was so prevalent during covid.

Can never be bothered with a brolly, i just get soaked. Plus watch them brolly people when it's real windy...more problems you just don't need. West Coast of Scotland, it has never stopped raining.

They don't know they practice "Sorcery".

@joannsloan7874

23 күн бұрын

Amen

It's very sad that we can not trust our caregivers.

Thank you !

Interesting...so easy to be duped by marketing. Thank you for your time to make this video.

Also see Dr Aseem Malhotra.

I haven't trusted the pharmaceutical industry or GPs since I worked for a GP and she told me that the pharma companies would pay her to push certain medications. Unfortunately I fell for jabbing my kids and both have a certain level of autism - both are high functioning (one went to a top British uni), but I regret letting them have the vaccines. None of my family have had the covid vaccine.

I was always very healthy- until I started seeing doctors. They destroyed me.

@janeteddddd

24 күн бұрын

Same ..medical criminals👹

@stephaniegreen6888

24 күн бұрын

@@janeteddddd I'm sad to say it, but my dad was an MD, my mom was an RN, and I was a paramedic. I now have NO trust in doctors, or allied health!

We fool ourselves through ignorance

IMO... Your BEST video yet. You are a TRUE LEADER. The "spirit" of true Healthcare has turned to PURE GREED.🤔🤔🤔🤔

I really like your videos. Thanks for spreading the news !!

Thank you

My Cardiologist recently diagnosed me with a hole in my heart and told me that I'm a candidate for surgery because I have clots , but I won't get surgery until I have a Stroke ! 🤯

When profit is the bottom line bad things happen.