In this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Dr. Mary Talley Bowden shares her observations and experiences regarding Covid-19 treatments and hospital protocols during the pandemic. She discusses her approach to treating Covid-19 patients using alternative methods, including monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin, and describes her findings about vaccine effectiveness in preventing transmission.
The conversation explores various aspects of the medical industry's pandemic response, including hospital protocols and pharmaceutical oversight. Bowden details her involvement in legal actions, including what she describes as the first jury trial about hospital Covid-19 protocols, and shares her perspective on vaccine injury reporting systems. The discussion also touches on emerging challenges with AI technology and its potential impact on healthcare information integrity.
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Mary Talley Bowden shares her experiences and concerns regarding Covid-19 vaccines and alternative treatments. After tracking Covid-19 cases by vaccination status, she observed that vaccines weren't preventing transmission as promised. Bowden reports successfully treating over 6,000 patients using alternative methods, including monoclonal antibodies and [restricted term], despite facing institutional pushback.
Bowden discusses troubling observations of hospital protocols during the pandemic, particularly regarding ventilator use and medication dosing. She reveals reviewing cases where hospital staff allegedly euthanized Covid-19 patients with excessive medication or implemented non-consensual DNR orders. Bowden is currently involved in several legal actions, including the first jury trial in the country over hospital protocols during COVID, and supports Brooke Jackson's whistleblower lawsuit against Pfizer regarding Covid-19 vaccine trial practices.
In their discussion, Joe Rogan and Bowden express concerns about systemic issues in healthcare, particularly regarding pharmaceutical oversight and vaccine injury reporting. Bowden notes that approximately 33% of drugs eventually receive safety warnings, though these often take years to surface. They also discuss emerging challenges with AI technology, with Rogan highlighting concerns about deep fakes and synthetic media potentially compromising information integrity in healthcare and beyond.
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Mary Talley Bowden and others voice concerns over the rapid development of Covid-19 vaccines and argue for the use of alternative treatments like monoclonal antibodies and [restricted term].
Mary Talley Bowden has raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines, particularly in specific populations such as pregnant women.
Bowden began tracking Covid-19 cases by vaccination status and observed that the vaccines were not preventing transmission as promised. She highlights that after the vaccines' rollout, which pledged to stop transmission and prevent death, there was a large surge in cases.
Bowden mentions treating over 6,000 patients successfully using early treatment methods, including monoclonal antibodies, to keep them out of the hospital. For patients who were very sick in the second week, she used a combination of treatments, including high doses of [restricted term], IV steroids, IV antibiotics, and home oxygen. She states that these treatments were successful, and she has also treated strange rashes effectively with [restricted term].
Bowden faced retaliation and suspension for advocating the use of [restricted term], despite her clinical experience and positive feedback from many people who found the drug effective. She received several complaints related to her prescribing [restricted term] but cleared her name on all but one instance involving a hospital in Dallas. Bowden decided to sue the FDA over a tweet ag ...
Covid-19 Vaccines and Alternative Treatments
Bowden discussed her observations of hospital protocols that she found troubling during the pandemic. She highlighted the overuse of ventilators and suggested that certain protocols were not effective. Initially, she adhered to these procedures herself, calling an ambulance for patients with low oxygen saturation. However, she later realized it might be unnecessary, and hospitals were continuing to needlessly ventilate patients. Bowden suggests that smaller doses of steroids were problematic and that most doctors had to answer to a third party, which was an issue during the pandemic, with many being rule followers by nature.
Bowden reviewed records from hospital patients and discovered instances where staff allegedly euthanized them with [restricted term] and [restricted term], believing there was an expectation that the patients would die regardless. Bowden cites the case of a patient who passed away three minutes after receiving such medications. She was disturbed by this and reported it to the medical board, though no action was taken. She also recalls the investigation of Anna Poe, a former attending who was investigated for euthanizing patients during Hurricane Katrina by administering [restricted term].
Mary Talley Bowden supports legal actions against hospitals for their conduct during the pandemic. She is involved in a lawsuit, which is the first jury trial in the country over hospital protocols during COVID, involving a young woman with Down syndrome who was allegedly given a non-consensual DNR ord ...
The Medical Industry's Pandemic Response and Potential Malpractice
In a critical examination of the medical and pharmaceutical industries, public figures such as Mary Talley Bowden and Joe Rogan convey deep concerns over the integrity and ethical compass of these sectors, influenced by financial incentives and a lack of transparency.
Bowden and Rogan discuss a series of issues that highlight systemic problems within the medical and pharmaceutical industries.
Joe Rogan and Mary Talley Bowden share a belief that the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory agencies have lost the public’s trust due to a lack of oversight and selective publication of trial results. For instance, Bowden notes that about 33% of drugs eventually receive safety warnings, but it often takes years for these issues to be recognized. She observes that drugs she once prescribed have even been pulled from the market, highlighting a trend of systemic neglect.
Bowden raises serious questions about how vaccine injuries are handled within the healthcare system. She mentions an alarming rise in spike protein antibody levels in vaccinated individuals years after having been vaccinated. There is no ICD-10 code for vaccine injury, which complicates the tracking and addressing of these injuries. This lack of classification for vaccine injuries and the fact that some vaccine-injured patients have sought medical assistance in dying in other countries point to significant oversights in patient care and safety.
Joe Rogan and Mary Talley Bowden voice their unease about the acceleration of AI technology and the potential challenges it poses for truth discernment and data integrity.
Corruption and Lack of Transparency in Medical/Pharmaceutical Sectors
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