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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the difficult choices we make that often require sacrifice. Navigating these complicated choices will look different for everybody. It’s up to all of us to show love and compassion rather than criticism and judgement, especially to those who might be making choices out of fear. We need to do our best to be a conduit of light to loved ones and others struggling through difficult times.
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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the difficult choices we make that often require sacrifice. Navigating these complicated choices will look different for everybody. It’s up to all of us to show love and compassion rather than criticism and judgement, especially to those who might be making choices out of fear. We need to do our best to be a conduit of light to loved ones and others struggling through difficult times.
You need to learn to think for yourself, think critically, because you're trying to find a doctor you can trust. That means a doctor who's working for you. A lot of parents asked me, where can I find a good pediatrician? To say, I sure wish I knew. I think family doctors are less, less indoctrinated maybe than those who are with the American Academy of Pediatrics.
— Jane Orient, MD
This week, Dr. Paul interviews Dr. Jane Orient, executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). They discuss the AAPS statement on Covid-19 injections, the safety signals and adverse events that were ignored, and the capture and failure of our government regulatory agencies. Tune in to hear about all the ways the AAPS are standing up for patients! Visit aapsonline.org to learn more.

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The Importance of Informed Consent and Patient Care in the Age of Vaccines

Summary:
In this podcast episode, Dr. Jane Orient and Dr. Paul discuss the importance of informed consent and patient care in the context of vaccines. They shed light on the challenges faced by private practice doctors and patients, and how organizations like the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) are advocating for their rights.

Key Takeaways:
  • AAPS is an organization that has been advocating for private practice doctors and patients since 1943. 
  • The patient-doctor relationship is under threat, and informed consent is crucial to maintaining trust between patients and physicians. 
  • There are safety concerns surrounding mRNA and DNA technology in COVID-19 vaccines that have been ignored by regulatory agencies. 
  • Patients who experience adverse events after receiving vaccines may have limited recourse, but there are some clinics and physicians who are treating vaccine injuries.

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​In a recent presentation, Dr. Paul Thomas, a renowned pediatrician and advocate for a more selective approach to vaccines, shared some astounding findings from his practice. He challenged the conventional vaccine narrative, presenting statistics and data that might change how we view vaccine safety and efficacy.

The crux of his talk revolved around a study he conducted in response to a request from the medical board in February 2019. They asked him to prove that his "vaccine-friendly plan" was as safe as the CDC's recommended schedule. Dr. Thomas hired an expert to analyze data from every patient born in his practice - 2,700 variably vaccinated individuals, and 560 unvaccinated ones.

The findings were startling. The data showed that the vaccinated children in his practice suffered more frequently from conditions like asthma, allergic rhinitis, eczema, sinusitis, gastroenteritis, respiratory infections, and even behavioral issues like ADHD. In fact, no unvaccinated patients had ADHD for 10 years in his practice. The unvaccinated did far better than those on the Vaccine Friendly Plan who were better off than the CDC vaccinated based on current rates of chronic conditions.

Dr. Thomas explained this as a shift in the immune system due to vaccination, resulting in increased allergies, autoimmune issues, and infections. This, he claimed, challenges the popular belief that vaccines only prevent infections.

He also cited studies that corroborated his findings. The Moston study found vaccinated kids had twice as much chronic illness, three times as much eczema, four times as much neurodevelopmental disorders (autism, learning disabilities, ADHD), and 30 times as many allergies as unvaccinated children. Hooker and Miller's study in 2020 showed vaccinated children had higher odds of developmental delays, asthma, and ear infections.

But the data that took everyone by surprise was from the control group. Dr. Thomas presented data showing that unvaccinated adults had virtually no chronic conditions like heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, or cancer. The fact that vaccines might be linked to these common chronic diseases was indeed eye-opening.

However, Dr. Thomas emphasized that the current concern is not just the traditional vaccines. The COVID-19 vaccines have added a new dimension to this issue. With a large number of reported side effects, hospitalizations, and deaths following COVID-19 vaccinations, he questioned the push for broader vaccination, including for children as young as six months.

Show Notes: Dr. Paul Thomas Blows Up the Conventional Vaccine Narrative

  • **Introduction (0:00)**: Dr. Paul Thomas introduces the topic - his response to the medical board's request to prove that his "vaccine-friendly plan" is as safe as the CDC's recommended schedule.
  • **Study Details (1:20)**: Overview of the study conducted by Dr. Thomas, including the number of patients and the variables considered. 
  • **Results (2:45)**: Presentation of the study results, showing higher incidence of various conditions like asthma, allergic rhinitis, eczema, sinusitis, gastroenteritis, respiratory infections, and ADHD among vaccinated children.
  • **Explanation of Results (4:30)**: Dr. Thomas explains the phenomenon of the immune system shifting due to vaccination, leading to increased allergies, autoimmune issues, and infections.
  • **Corroborating Studies (6:15)**: Dr. Thomas cites the Moston study and the Hooker and Miller study, which show similar results to his own.
  • **Control Group Data (8:30)**: Dr. Thomas presents control group data, showing almost no incidence of chronic conditions like heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, or cancer among unvaccinated adults.
  • **COVID-19 Vaccines (10:40)**: Dr. Thomas highlights the reported side effects, hospitalizations, and deaths following COVID-19 vaccinations, questioning the push for broader vaccination, including for children as young as six months.
  • **Closing Remarks (13:25)**: Dr. Thomas advocates for informed consent and emphasizes the right of individuals to refuse treatment.

Please note: These show notes are intended as a brief summary of the video content. For complete information and understanding, viewing the video in full is recommended. 
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul returns and opens up with us about his experience caring for his mom during her final days. He recounts her bravery in the face of death, reflecting on her legacy of wisdom and courage that can serve as an inspiration for all of us. One message she left behind is one we can all take to heart:
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul returns and opens up with us about his experience caring for his mom during her final days. He recounts her bravery in the face of death, reflecting on her legacy of wisdom and courage that can serve as an inspiration for all of us. One message she left behind is one we can all take to heart:
Who you listen to determines what you hear, where you stand determines what you see, and what you do determines who you are.
— Dr. Paul's Mom
In this week’s show we meet Gail Macrae, an amazing nurse who worked tirelessly in the trenches during the pandemic. She witnessed first-hand the devastating effects of Covid protocols in the hospitals and has been blowing the whistle on the ethical challenges facing many doctors and nurses. You don’t want to miss hearing about her new project, Stand Firm Now and the incredible work she’s doing to expose the truth. Visit standfirmnow.org to learn more and show your support!
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Paul Thomas - With The Wind: Science Revealed

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Title: With the Wind Science Revealed
Episode: 20230503-SHOW-098_PODCAST
Date: May 1, 2023
Summary: In this episode, Dr. Paul and DeeDee Hoover interview Gail Macrae, a nurse and homeschooling mom with extensive experience in hospital care. They discuss a range of topics related to patient treatment and healthcare protocols, including the use of vaccines and evidence-based practices. Gail shares her personal experiences working with patients and offers insights into how nurses and caregivers can best support their patients during difficult times.
Key Takeaways:
  • - Nurses and caregivers play a critical role in supporting patients during hospital stays.
  • - Evidence-based practices are essential for ensuring high-quality patient care.
  • - Vaccines can be an effective tool for preventing the spread of disease, but it's important to weigh the risks and benefits before making a decision.
  • - Personal experiences can offer valuable insights into healthcare practices and protocols.
Speakers:
  • - Dr. Paul
  • - DeeDee Hoover LMT, PMT, CCT
  • - Gail Macrae (guest)

Length: 1 hour 5 minutes 44 seconds
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This week, DeeDee Hoover is once again filling in for Dr. Paul. In her From the Heart segment, she shares a soul-inspired message about how we can choose faith over fear in our daily lives. Remembering that we are connected and loved can be a grounding force for positive change, enabling us to go out and make a difference in the world!
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​This week, DeeDee Hoover is once again filling in for Dr. Paul. In her From the Heart segment, she shares a soul-inspired message about how we can choose faith over fear in our daily lives. Remembering that we are connected and loved can be a grounding force for positive change, enabling us to go out and make a difference in the world!

In this week’s show, DeeDee interviews Joy Garner with The Control Group, an organization searching for the truth about the health and well-being of our children, our families, our friends, and ourselves. Tune in to learn about the research and documentation being done on the real impact of vaccinations. To learn more, visit thecontrolgroup.org.
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Paul Thomas - With The Wind: Science Revealed

Show Notes:

In this episode, DeeDee Hoover fills in for Dr. Paul and discusses the importance of the Control Group Study with Joy Garner.

Here are some of the key points discussed:
  • The Control Group Study is a survey-based study that compares the health outcomes of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals.
  • The study found that unvaccinated people are generally healthier than vaccinated ones, with only about 1% of adults being entirely unvaccinated nationwide.
  • The legal site for the study is informedconsentdefense.org, where you can find all the documentation related to the study and its confrontations with the US Supreme Court.
  • ​The implications of this study for public health policies and vaccination programs are significant, as it challenges the mainstream narrative that vaccines are always safe and effective.
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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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