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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about freedom. It’s what drives him and is what this country was founded on. He’s thankful that he can finally speak freely about what he’s passionate about. We must all remember that we are free people, and that we win by living free as ourselves in this world!
No one can make you do anything. So, we all we need to all remember that we are free people. Let us be ourselves. That's how we win. So, here's the freedom."
- Dr. Peter McCullough
This week, Dr. Peter McCullough returns to discuss several hot topics that includes the U.S. government’s role in gain-of-function research, and everything Covid-19 from safety to adverse events to natural immunity. He also gets into what he’s learned about the connection between the childhood vaccine schedule and autism. This is an information and science-packed episode you don’t want to miss!
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 108: Dr. Peter McCullough M.D., M.P.H., Vice Chief of Internal Medicine, Baylor University Medical Center

Show Notes:

Title:  The Science Behind COVID-19 and Vaccines with Dr Peter McCullough

Introduction:
Welcome to WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - SHOW 108, where we bring you the latest science and research on COVID-19 and vaccines. I'm your host, Dr. Paul, and today we have a special guest, Dr. Peter McCullough, who will share his expertise on these topics.

Segment 1:
Childhood Vaccines and Autism Dr. McCullough discusses the controversy surrounding the childhood vaccine schedule and its alleged link to autism. He shares his insights on the scientific studies that have been conducted on this topic and provides his perspective on the safety and efficacy of vaccines.

Segment 2:
COVID-19 and Vaccine Safety Dr. McCullough addresses the safety and adverse events related to COVID-19 vaccines. He discusses the importance of informed consent and the need for transparency in reporting adverse events. He also shares his thoughts on the role of natural immunity and the potential long-term effects of the vaccines.

Segment 3:
Gain of Function Research Dr. McCullough explains what gain of function research is and its potential implications for public health. He discusses the controversy surrounding the US government's funding of this research and the need for greater oversight and regulation.

Conclusion:
Thank you for tuning in to the show. We hope you found this information informative and helpful. Don't forget to visit our website, doctorsandscience.com, to sign up for our newsletter and support our mission to bring you the latest science and research on COVID-19 and vaccines.
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the gift of presence. He shares how his mom lived her life being present for others, offering to simply sit with others amid their suffering. As illustrated in Winnie the Pooh, difficult days can be so much easier when you know you have someone there for you. 
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​Dr. Paul's Personal Journey from Rhodesia to America: Understanding the True Essence of Freedom amid Sociopolitical Unrest and Global Health Crises

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​Today is July 4th. I was born in the USA. For those who call this country home, as I do, this date is celebrated as Independence Day. It is a celebration of the Declaration of Independence from the colonial rule of Great Britain.
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the gift of presence. He shares how his mom lived her life being present for others, offering to simply sit with others amid their suffering. As illustrated in Winnie the Pooh, difficult days can be so much easier when you know you have someone there for you. 
​"How can a government or a pharmaceutical industry or big business force you to take a medical procedure? It just doesn't even make sense."
— Dr. Shannon Kroner
​This week we meet psychologist and educational therapist Dr. Shannon Kroner and discuss her new children’s book, “I’m Unvaccinated, and That’s Okay!” This book highlights the story of an unvaccinated child who is trying to navigate life in today’s world. Dr. Kroner helps us understand the importance of choice and the necessity of doing research, making valuable educational resources accessible to parents. Preorder her book now on Amazon!
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 107; Featuring: Dr. Shannon Kroner Psychologist, Educational Therapist, Coach, Special Needs Advocate, Author, and Mother

Show Notes:

Title: "Understanding Vaccine Effects and Risks: A Conversation with Dr. Shannon Kroner"

Summary:
In this episode of "With the Wind's Science Revealed," host Dr. Paul speaks with Dr. Shannon Kroner about her new children's book, "I'm Unvaccinated and That's Okay." The book tells the story of an unvaccinated boy with an older vaccine-injured sibling and explores the pressures to vaccinate and the journey of understanding vaccine effects and risks. Dr. Kroner shares her personal experience with vaccines and allergy shots, and the conversation touches on the importance of being present for others.

Key Points:
  • Dr. Shannon Kroner's new children's book, "I'm Unvaccinated and That's Okay," tells the story of an unvaccinated boy with an older vaccine-injured sibling navigating the pressures to vaccinate. 
  • The book explores the journey of understanding vaccine effects and risks and aims to provide a resource for parents and kids. 
  • Dr. Kroner shares her personal experience with vaccines and allergy shots and discusses the importance of informed consent and individual choice.
  • The conversation touches on the theme of being present for others and shares a heartwarming story about Dr. Paul's mother. 
  • The podcast highlights the need for continued research and education on vaccine effects and risks and the importance of respecting individual choices and experiences.
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Duration: 47:26

Speakers: 
  • Dr. Paul (host) 
  • Dr. Shannon Kroner (guest)
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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul says that now, more than ever, we need to live in balance. In a world filled with chaos, bringing into harmony the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of our lives is imperative. This is how we will change the world, starting with ourselves, our kids, and our families. 
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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul says that now, more than ever, we need to live in balance. In a world filled with chaos, bringing into harmony the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of our lives is imperative. This is how we will change the world, starting with ourselves, our kids, and our families. ​
You love your children, or you're going to love your children, if your children are on the way, and you want to do what's best for them. That's only a natural impulse, all of us feel that way. And so, in order to do that, today, you have to do more than just trust your doctor and trust what the public is telling you. Today, you have to look into the research and really find out what's best for your children. 
— James Mylenek, Sr.
This week, we have a unique interview guest. We meet James Mylenek, Sr., “Grandpa James,” who shares about his recent book, “To My Grandchildren For My Great-Grandchildren.” If you are looking for a loving way to communicate important truths to your loved ones about keeping children healthy, this is a must-read! To get yourself a copy, visit amazon.com/My-Grandchildren-Great-Grandchildren.
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 106; Featuring: James Mylenek, Sr. Author, Grandfather, and former TV broadcaster

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Title: The Importance of Sharing Information: A Conversation on Vaccines, Children, and Communication
Introduction: 
  • Welcome to this enlightening conversation about vaccines, children, and the power of sharing information. 
  • Dr. Paul and DeeDee Hoover engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the significance of staying informed in today's world.
​Segment 1: "Letter to My Grandkids for My Great Grandkids" 
  • Dr. Paul introduces the book "Letter to My Grandkids for My Great Grandkids" written by Grandpa James.
  • Explore the motivation behind grandpa James' decision to write the book and the concerns he discovered regarding vaccines during the COVID era.
  • Gain insights into the importance of passing down knowledge and experiences to future generations.
Segment 2: Finding Balance in a Chaotic World
  • Dr. Paul emphasizes the need for balance amidst the overwhelming amount of information available today.
  • Discuss the drawbacks of relying solely on mainstream news sources and the importance of seeking alternative perspectives.
  • Discover the value of deep-diving into topics through true investigative journalism rather than settling for sound bites.
Segment 3: Communication with Kids and Grandkids
  • DeeDee Hoover shares her personal experiences in trying to communicate important information to her own children and grandchildren.
  • Explore the challenges faced in conveying complex topics to younger generations and the strategies employed to ensure effective communication.
  • Highlight the significance of fostering open and honest discussions with children to promote understanding and critical thinking.
Conclusion: 
  • Reflect on the enlightening conversation about vaccines, children, and the power of sharing information.
  • Emphasize the importance of staying informed, seeking alternative perspectives, and engaging in meaningful conversations with younger generations.
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about intuition, the gut feeling you have when faced with a difficult challenge or question. Who do you listen to? What do you do when you have multiple and often contradicting voices chiming into your situation? If you can quiet the noise and listen to the still, small voice within, you will find that God is there and will provide you with what you need to know. The answer that is right for you is already within you.
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Author

Dr. Paul Thomas is an award-winning Dartmouth-trained pediatrician with nearly 30 years of experience in pediatrics. He is an expert on addiction and in Addiction Medicine. He is the co-author of the forthcoming book, The Vaccine-Friendly Plan: Dr. Paul’s Safe and Effective Approach to Immunity and Health—from Pregnancy through Your Child’s Teen Years (Ballantine 2016).
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