I had awakened to the corruption of corporations in both food and drug corporations a number of years ago. I congratulate Asseem on his courage and strength in awakening people to the truth and the solutions.

"We are here for *EVIDENCE* based medicine and not *EMMINENCE* based medicine" - Dr. Aseem Malhotra (12:32 - 12:42). That should be the health quote of the year.

@billbeau

Жыл бұрын

I heard that same line listening to a talk by Dr Ken Berry 5 months ago. I like that, but who's quoting who?

Real human values with honest knowledge in action. One of my heroes along with my guru Dr R Lustig. We need more humans like these fine gentlemens in this world.

@bonnieleary1197

Жыл бұрын

Well said and yes!❤

This video should have millions of views. It’s essential critical thinking that affects more than the NHS

@readmydescription5533

7 ай бұрын

Shadow banned

We need doctors and nurses like you all over the world.

So reassuring to discover that a Dr is speaking up for the general population. Thank you for your work Dr Malhotra x

No need to ever visit a doctor today ... as both my brain and body are now well ... because I stopped believing my doctors. I stopped medications and went Carnivore .... three years now as a Carnivore and I feel better than I did at 20. Now 54 and have my life back. UK size 8 now, toned and muscled without exercise, sleep a good 7 hours, no more acid reflux, no more joint pain, no more debilitating neck pain, no more migraines, no more chronic fatigue, no more brain fog, no more mental confusion, no more depression and panic attacks that began in my 40s, no more arthritic pain in my fingers, no more tinnitus that started late 40s, hair grown back and is now thick, less grey hair, no more flatulence, no more IBS, no more heart palpitations, no more memory loss and I can now tackle paperwork and be organised. All you need to do is eat animal fats, lots of meat and my favourite is beef, eggs, fish, shellfish. I now eat dairy rarely as I know it adds to fat and gives me phlegm in my mouth. No need to visit a dentist either.

Being epileptic, I know the severe damage that medication did to me within weeks of taking some of them. I became epileptic at the age of twenty nine and was physically unable to work from then on. All due to the medication. It destroyed my digestion and of course the result was the meds and my food finished up attacking my entire body and mind. I couldn't even concentrate long enough to read a sentence. The only way I'm able to function properly now is virtually carnivore. At least that worked for me.

@ceciliepedersen7402

Жыл бұрын

Carniovore is the cure for all diseases! :D

@travisjohnson6970

Жыл бұрын

It's how I eat and I don't have any issues. I never want to have problems and the zero carb diet seems to be protective from modern diseases.

@joannemccormack3623

Жыл бұрын

Now ketogenic diets can be prescribed for epilepsy. This wasn’t commonly done before. I’m glad you have found your answer with carnivore.

@toni4729

Жыл бұрын

@@joannemccormack3623 Thank you.

@toni4729

Жыл бұрын

@Betty Amber I don't know about a normal diet. I don't consider sugar part of a normal diet now. It has done too much damage to people. Have you seen "The Bitter Truth" When it comes, particularly to children, I think of the teeth. There's nothing worse than toothache.

We do need more like Aseem…I have really been educated since listening to him…thank you for all of this!

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden: "We will continue to be your single source of truth... Unless you hear it from us it is not the truth."

@johnjones4451

Жыл бұрын

She's really dangerous...

Great speech!! Reassuring that there are doctors out there, in the UK who think and operate in this way. I’d love to see a focus on root cause analysis (functional medicine approach) and preventative healthcare too in the main stream NHS, so that people can optimise their health and live the best life they can! Don’t we all deserve this? Why hasn’t our healthcare system evolved? Because it is not willing to change and do things differently. Billions of pounds goes into cancer research, and has done for decades, yet miraculously, very little progress is made to cure cancers; why? Because pharmaceutical companies make money from sick people. Governments approve use of toxic pesticides in the UK which have proven links with giving humans cancer, so even the so called ‘healthy’ foods we are encouraged to eat are toxic and harmful. If we truly want to help people be heathy and optimise their health, it has to stop being about money and profits as the priority, because whilst that is the case, health will always come second, or third, or fourth, or fifth.

Thanks for standing up!

Any person could/should print of Aseem’s list for shared decision making, and use it in the consultation with their doctor or nurse

Wow wow wow. Feel privileged to hear & honoured to heed these words. Thank you.

Thank you so much! I’ve been getting into trouble with most of my drs for speaking up about “things that I don’t know anything about “ only to proven right. It’s taken so much time and energy that could have been spent in better ways, instead of dealing with their closed minded hubris that I’m pretty disgusted with the whole system!! Thank you for speaking out for people like me.

The best thing I've viewed for a long time...great work, from a fellow PHC Ambassador!!

What a brilliant talk. Absolutely BRILLIANT.

Love you Aseem, you're a real fighter.

Thank you so much Aseem for your passion and perseverence.

Please come save us in Canada!! You are such an inspiration, grounded in great values, thank you. Who would you recommend to follow/support in Canada who is on the same journey as yourself and your brilliant colleagues?

How much could we save the NHS by deleting the useless drugs and stop the waste of drugs! - £millions

@toni4729

Жыл бұрын

Not just the NHS, the whole world. How much are the NHS spending on drugs from over the pond?

@joannemccormack3623

Жыл бұрын

Very true. As a GP I found that many drugs could be stopped if people were willing to improve their lifestyles

@andrewdawson5281

Жыл бұрын

The NHS are complicit in this.

@toni4729

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewdawson5281 Quite right.

@toni4729

Жыл бұрын

Listen to Aseem Malhotra's talk on this subject. It's amazing. "The Great Statin Con." This man knows, he's a cardiologist.

Noam Chomsky is actually a linguist, but quote is great.

Exactly what I want the people around me and other to know. Health is not medicine. Thanks a lot for your work!

😠How do we convince the ignorant masses ?🤔

@patriciawalters6778

Жыл бұрын

The only way is by example. Eventually they will see that those following the 'rules' continue to suffer and decline, while those who refuse enjoy improved health and lifestyles. They will either change their minds, or they will die off. Either way, public opinion will gradually change.

@joannemccormack3623

Жыл бұрын

Lead by example and show your results. Join the PHCuk and become an ambassador..

@ChrisandHeathervanlife

Жыл бұрын

@@patriciawalters6778 We both ignored the rules and now people come and ask us what we do as they have seen how our lives have changed for the better. It was harder during the last two years of the kung flu as everyone seemed hell bent on following rules, same again we looked at the data and did what was best for us.

@patriciawalters6778

Жыл бұрын

@@ChrisandHeathervanlife Exactly! This was my experience. I once suffered with morbid obesity (I have lost 115 lbs) IBS, asthma, clinical depression, lingering PTSD symptoms, candidiasis and hydradenitis suppurativa, all the while trying valiantly to follow the rules. I became plant based, and agonized over exercise. I achieved nothing except becoming food obsessed and binge eating on top of all the rest. Interestingly, once I finally gave up on weight loss and resolved to be a 'happy fat person' the binge eating went away, but I was no healthier. Then I heard Nina Teicholz speak, and I went down the rabbit hole! I started following the science and breaking the rules and now I take no daily meds, work 25 hours a week in a physically active job, and have more vigor at 60 than I did at 40! Plus, I got the kung-flu and was completely asymptomatic!

Wow . . . One hell of a roller coaster ride . . . Inspirational. Does leave me more optimistic than I was at the start!

Thank you.

Thank you, Dr. Malhotra. As suggestion, it would be great to have a list of links to the books / articles in this and other talks in the description box.

He is amazing! ❤❤❤❤

Dr Malhotra is always inspiring! So full of important information!!

What an excellent presentation, great work!

Shocking to keep hearing these facts and great to have this champion in Dr M - thank you

Absolutely true. Thank you doctor.

Great talk Aseem!

Awesome talk! We need more dr like him. Thank u for posting

One of the more important lectures I have watched

Imagine if we faught the drugs is much as we did COVID **. One death being to many!

This needs a few billion views

One point I must challenge here is about private healthcare. Numerous medics have chosen to go private-only because they could not practice proper medicine within the NHS. One such was Dr Myhill, who also was terrorised by the GMC. Also numerous anti-mercury dentists, again who could not practice honestly in the NHS and who have also suffered years of persecution by the GDC. It is only thanks to such outsiders that we have some freedom to choose non-corrupted healthcare. The GMC and GDC need to be made voluntary with no statutory powers. Likewise the MHRA. People should be free to provide and receive whatever form of healthcare they choose for themselves, without having fascistic nannying from bureaucrats who are usually crooks anyway. You can read more about the failure of the medical expertise system, and the gigantic catastrophe of non-gamma-2 poisoning (which now towers over our societies, albeit unrecognised by almost all), in the book Experts Catastrophe.

If lack of serotonin doesn't cause depression, do we even know what depression is? And, if we don't know what depression is how do we know SSRIs are good for treating it? Seems like depression is a description of a set of symptoms that may be caused by a wide variety of things. So, SSRIs may only be good for some subset of hypothetical causes. Or, none at all, if the action of SSRIs are just masking symptoms caused for unknown reasons. Like pain relievers don't heal wounds, they just mask them.

@MarmaladeINFP

Жыл бұрын

I remember hearing about this recently. If I remember correctly, some SSRI's might have anti-inflammatory effects. Brain inflammation is common among depressives.

@dawnmarie9548

Жыл бұрын

Way back in the 70s my parents commented on all the people suddenly suffering from depression. Never was a problem before that. It is also the time when the lipid hypothesis was accepted, despite the lack of evidence. I believe a low fat, fake fat diet is the cause. Breast milk is full of cholesterol because he brain needs it to grow. We also likely need it to maintain.

The video is down ?

it's really annoying that every channel on youtube these days 'premieres' their videos a day, a week, a month after it's already fully produced... like, I'm here now, I watched the first couple of minutes, I want to see more... why not just make it available asap? i'll probably have forgotten about this video by the time it actually premieres, which is a shame and just sub-optimal, i.e. a waste

@elizabethlepla6714

Жыл бұрын

Because it's going live with a live Q&A, and if you don't tune in at the time, then you can't participate in the Q&A - which some wish to do.

@joannemccormack3623

Жыл бұрын

That’s a problem if you forget to watch the whole thing. We are hoping you’ll come back and join the discussion.

If SARS COV2 better replicate at low tissue temperature,did we change medical paradigma and protocols? At TWiV 659 at min29 Christian Drosten indicate low tissue temperature better to replicate SARS COV2.

Obesity are corelated not only with saliva gland secretion but also with hypotiroidism.

All good words but if you can't even get to see your doctor... THAT is the crisis in the NHS at the current time.

Ok, how come you dont tell this to US health insurance executives and NHS leadership? You would think they would be the natural enemies of this abuse. They cant all be corrupt.

@NoPronoun224

Жыл бұрын

Why not? If your competitors are cooking the statistics, don’t you have to as well?

How can you have this, and have John Campbell? He is the king of misinformation. Inexplicable. Oh no, its completely explicable, look at the presenter; prince of misinformation.

Eat your Snickers ,have a coke and a smile and jab in more insulin.

@palimpsestransparent

Жыл бұрын

Sure, if you want to live a shorter life

too fast ! have to listen on minus 25%. thanks anyway.

Vaccinations increased life expectancy and leads the list? I highly doubt that and enough data contradicting it. First reason must be modern surgery, which also saved my life twice at least and first time I was 6 years young.

Vote the Tories out , fix NHS simple .

Seems free speech is freer in in England?

“I’m very proud to be a doctor.” Um, you lost my respect on that one.

7 sins: - Biased funding of research (likely to be profitable) - Biased reporting in medical journals - Biased patient pamphlets - Biased reporting in the media - Commercial conflicts of interest - Medical curricula that fail to teach dr how to comprehend and communicate health statistics 1. Many published research is not reliable, offers no benefits to patients or is not useful to decision making 2. Most healthcare workers are not aware of this problem 3. They lack skills to evaluate reliability and usefulness of medical science 4. Patients lack relevant, accurate medical evidence and skilled guidance at time of decision making - Pharma and medical device companies have obligation to make profit and declare a shareholder dividend - Not req to sell consumers best treatment - REAL SCANDALS: Regulators fail to prevent misconduct by industry and doctors etc collude with industry for financial gain - Many drugs only copy of previous ones. Drug companies spend twice on marketing than reasearch devlp. Twenty times more on new molecular entities - Not possible to trust clinical research publisehd anymore or to reluy on judgements of trusted physicians or authorative medical guidelines … dr marcia angell - Possibly half of the published literature may simmply be untrue - Several scandals covering up research misconduct… something is rotten in the state of british medicine richard smith 6 criteria for informed decision maing - Descirption of nature of the decision - Discussion of alternatives - Discussion of risks and benefits - Discussion of related uncertainties - Assesment of the patients understabding - Elicitation of the patients preference Why corporate power is a pubic health prority - Marketers market to shareholders an dpoliticians to influence the policy agenda - PH is often improved by movements and people prepared to challenge conventional assumptions and the status quo - Take the lead away from coroporation and enrichment of elite to planetary wellbeing Actions to deliver real evidence based medicine - Pharma role in developing drugs, but no role in testing them - All results from clinical trials must be made public - Regulators must be publicy funded - Medical education not be funded by pharma - Independent researchers must shape production, synthesis, dissemniation of clinical health evidence

Yes and also reduce trauma: Very good article on TOXIC STRESS. In my opinion, AUTISTICS should be screened for ACEs. We are more prone to TOXIC STRESS than average people. The journey toward mental wellness and self-care can be especially challenging for trauma survivors. “Trauma literally means ‘wound, injury, or shock,'” according to the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (ISSTD). “It refers to extreme stress that overwhelms a person’s ability to cope,” writes Esther Giller of the Sidran Institute. The impact of trauma makes it difficult for survivors to understand their own experiences, and can interfere with their ability to get the help they need. A trauma-informed therapist develops skills to become mindful of the impact of trauma to aid in working with clients. This awareness is the basis for a therapeutic relationship that is responsive to the needs of trauma survivors. Understanding the trauma-informed approach is important because it can help all of us recognize the challenges trauma survivors face when seeking healing and support. When a person is not yet able to come to terms with threatening events, that person is “left with a host of intense responses and symptoms that ‘tell the story’ without words and without the knowledge that we are remembering events and feelings from long ago,” says Janina Fisher, PhD, therapist, author and educator. Unresolved trauma negatively impacts physical, emotional and psychological health. “The survival response system may become chronically activated, resulting in long-term feelings of alarm and danger, tendencies to flee or fight under stress, debilitating feelings of vulnerability and exhaustion, or an inability to assert and protect ourselves,” explains Fisher. A study of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s) among 17,500 adults found that childhood trauma “dramatically increased the risk for seven out of 10 of the leading causes of death in the United States,” says Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, TED speaker and founder of the Center for Youth Wellness. The researchers discovered that the incidence of traumatic experience is more common than anyone expected. Dr. Harris explains: “What they found was striking: there was a dose-response relationship between ACEs and health outcomes: the higher your ACE score, the worse your health outcomes.” However, a trauma-informed therapist must recognize that potentially traumatic events may be subtle and hidden as well. Trauma can occur from neglect of a child’s emotional experience. It could be that a parent is just not emotionally present for their child, even if the child’s financial and physical needs are met. A relationship does not have to be abusive to inflict trauma. Having a non-protective parent can also be traumatizing. For example, ignoring when a child is bullied at school can leave a child feeling abandoned and helpless. A parent’s substance abuse causes both visible and hidden injury during a child’s development. A parent may misuse drugs or alcohol and become unable to care for children responsibly, including driving the car while intoxicated. This is neglect. A parent’s outbursts of anger or rage can create hidden trauma through the interpersonal relationship with the child. brickelandassociates.com/trauma-informed-care-understanding-the-pervasive-challenges-of-toxic-stres/