Ivermectin, NYC Toddler Masks, Dumb Policies | The VPZD Show Ep. 15

[@ZDoggMD]

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[@barnabusdoyle4930]

Wasn’t there a direct link between deaths during Covid and vitamin D deficiency? I know I’ve seen something along those lines and to be honest it would make sense with the possibility of higher age being more likely to die of Covid. You go into long term care and find patients who only see sunlight on the TV. You hit the possibility of supplementing Vitamin D which is important for the immune system. True there are no randomized trials on this but there is also no capital incentives to do these studies and vitamin D supplements are not expensive. Capitalism at work.

[@Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019]

"If we were on the contrarian side we would be telling you not to get vaccinated" Then you have failed in the nuance of your message and only gone further to line the pockets of Fauci-pfarma and are now complicit to the crime of the century. Now if you had said. "we a criminals if we told any one NOT in an age stratified risk category, anyone who has NO histroy of known risk factors to get vaccinated"; Then that is a fair comment. You would be contrarian if you suggested anyone with prior infection should get vaccinated. Again you would be criminal if you suggested anyone with prior infection MUST on THREAT OF EXCLUSION FROM THE WORK PLACE OR EXCLUSION FROM PUBLIC VENUES, MUST be vaccinated. AND YOU WOULD BE CRIMINAL IF YOU DID NOT HAVE, BY NOW, in 2022, A FOOL PROOF SURE FIRE WAY OF DETECTING PRIOR INFECTION IN PEOPLE, other than a PCR whilst infected, other than the very limited IgG and IgM serum, something more akin to IgA and t- cell analysis. That you have not developed this form of personalized medicine to Prove or negate the need for a vaccine based on the survival of a prior infection makes you criminal.

[@JCResDoc94]

46:00 *they know* they know everything we know. it could be antigenic sin...or they are selling stockpiles, then theyll bring out the "omicron" *& that is why these .3/.4 omicron nonsense are not being renamed* . im a tad jaded. oh, so are you agree at the end (i was typing). ppl also have too much wide spread infection. the multi epitope & hypersomatic mu covers everything, as they also know. they went to the same schools we did. it is not an accident, it can not be. & even w zero interventions: this would be over. maybe would have lost a few more elders, but im not even sure of that. -JC

[@blairross3418]

Here is my biggest complaint about the Ivermectin issue. According to doctors, this drug has no real history of bad drug interactions or reactions. If this is the case, then why wouldn't you go ahead and give it out? Even if it only help 14% of the population that is still 14% that gets to go home. Why not try everything possible? Edited for grammar.

[@christopherdainton4224]

Aside from the waste of money and time in prescribing drugs without evidence, there is also no evidence that ivermectin works at all - if Together suggested a 14% benefit, we would be prescribing it to everyone.

[@Daniel-ef7nk]

They cant possibly accept any treatment works otherwise they wont sell nearly as many vaccines

[@robtangent4664]

Ivermectin helps 14% of the people? It would be a great drug if it can help 14% effective. The highly praised anti COVID drug Regeneron monoclonal antibody can only help one in twenty. Here is my biggest complaint about the Ivermectin issue. With all the misinformation, people depend on Ivermectin instead of vaccine to fight off COVID.

[@christopherdainton4224]

@@Daniel-ef7nk I'm confused. We've accepted many treatments: dexamethasone, monoclonal, paxlovid, fluvoxamine, and more. Just not ivermectin. Vinay just explained why.

[@lamel1781]

Because it’s safe and effective and will prevent the approval of Emergency used Authorisation (EUA) novel therapies.

[@robertwoodhouse406]

The ivermectin issue is that the Doctors prescribing it for covid apparently need to prove it works beyond any shadow of doubt unlike masking or other interventions which were widely prescribed but not strongly supported by the science. Can you say double standard.

[@debschroeder7637]

You don't think masking works? Ivermectin is an animal parasite killer. Don't you think if there was even a chance it worked. Mercy would be the front runner for testing?

[@guest_informant]

Yes. But that doesn't make IVM right, it makes masking (for certain groups in certain circumstances) etc wrong.

[@robertwoodhouse406]

@@guest_informant If my Doctor said it was worth trying then there shouldn't have been any agencies stopping that. It's simply off label use of an approved medicine. Why stop it's use when there was no alternative especially before vaccines? smells fishy for a reason.

[@richvid9814]

A drug is not really useful if it only works if you have to take it while standing on your head during a full moon for it to work We have cheap drugs that work without all of that (The data supports it) Fluvoxamine, a 40-year-old drug that costs a fraction of the pricey new treatments for COVID, now looks as if might actually help.

[@jillzy1182]

Tylenol is pretty effective, however it may or may not reduce your fever or pain. I’ve given it to my kids and had times were their fever responded, and times where it didn’t. Works differently in everyone and depends on the severity of your health symptoms & yet many doctors & hospitals recommend and administer it, despite having potential side effects. Yet Ivm, with a well known, well tolerated safety profile was off limits. During a “novel” pandemic when they were flying blind in the dark. It just doesn’t add up. Especially when Remdesivir is under EUA & failed the Ebola drug trials. Tylenol side effects may include, Bloody or black, tarry stools bloody or cloudy urine fever with or without chills (not present before treatment and not caused by the condition being treated) pain in the lower back and/or side (severe and/or sharp) pinpoint red spots on the skin skin rash, hives, or itching sore throat (not present before treatment and not caused by the condition being treated) sores, ulcers, or white spots on the lips or in the mouth sudden decrease in the amount of urine unusual bleeding or bruising unusual tiredness or weakness yellow eyes or skin

[@dino_rider7758]

Honestly, disappointed in Prasad's lack of serious analysis of ivermectin. Yes the burden of proof has not been met, but this discussion seems to ridicule, rather than honestly evaluate the situation. While Prasad is KEENLY critical of other flawed studies, he seems to ride-off flawed ivermectin studies as fitting for some reason.

[@kayakdog4884]

Consider who is co host is, Dogg who posted an 'analysis' of the RaDonda Vaught trial and he never even watched the trial!! The guy is a fraud and the fact that Prasad even has the time time for this loser says allot

[@caribarnes6587]

When you guys laugh at the same time it cracks me up. And you two plus Marty? Literally one of my favorite sounds. Thank you for keeping it real while keeping your sense of humor!

[@silentrunner3067]

I think you should recommend vitamin D, no down side. 5000 iu a day. Won't cure anything in and of itself, but good immune support, esp. if your a brown person. A lot deficiency out there.

[@cuppasilverbullets]

Doctors have a thing against vitamins when was the last time you heard a doctor ask “how much sunlight are you getting?

[@jaalul]

Literally called "early treatment" [ivernmectem] yet you joke that it's given late in the progression of tye disease. Kinda weird. For the two who truly seem to care about saving lives, it baffles me that you keep ignoring the many studies showing statistical advantage in early treatment

[@Daniel-ef7nk]

Big pharma funded crooks

[@Soundsaboutright42]

When are you guys going over approval documents being released monthly? I'm going to guess never, but you'd get the views for sure.

[@cameronbatt873]

I find it so refreshing to hear medical professionals discuss how they REALLY feel about the state of the world. For how much training you all receive I find it ridiculous how we are provided with the opinion of a single “top doctor” and everyone else who disagrees is threatened with losing their license.

[@cynanomite]

Overall, the Together Trial does not support IVM as treatment for CVD-19. That said, there are a few issues that could use clarification that I haven't seen discussed much elsewhere: 1. What was the distribution of BMI? In the protocol they sate that they capped the IVM dose at 32 mg for those >80Kg .That means anyone substantially over 80Kg is not getting the specified dose of 400ug/kg. This is interesting because in the supplemental analyses, those 50 yrs group - which is vastly smaller than the ratio of adverse CVD-19 events due to age in the general population. Is this due to the older participants being more representative of CVD-19 outcome susceptibility than the younger group? We can't tell. But it's not so remote of a possibility given the subgroup finding. One might expect a treatment that prevents CVD-19 adverse outcomes to be more effective in the older population who is generally more prone.

[@mikemarianetti8834]

I strongly believe that the absolute best conversation we can all have is for you guys to bring on Peter McCullough and Robert Malone and have a healthy back and forth discussion. You guys would break the internet.

[@Soundsaboutright42]

Add in Steve Kirsch. He'd probably throw money too. Not one person has taken his money for discussion or whistleblowing.

[@esmeraldareal312]

Those doctors would crush Zogg’s ideology with science.

[@agomemnon8428]

VP would offer a good debate. ZD doesn't have the chops

[@johnkosi6798]

Don't do it! I like these guys... I don't want to see them cancelled!

[@esmeraldareal312]

@@johnkosi6798 They’ve already been cancelled but they are making a comeback and zdogg, and other jab pushers like him that are most likely getting paid to promote it, will not only be cancelled, but held accountable, and hopefully criminally

[@susantempleton5882]

It would have been nice if they had given even a mention to the many problems of the Together trial. Prasad has been vocal in pointing to the flaws in mask studies, and his critiques have been careful and detailed, very useful. I was looking forward to a similar level of care about the Together trial, but he seems to have looked no further than “It’s an RCT so it must be right.” He knows better, or should.

[@samuelcyr4524]

Take a sober look. Think of positions and monitization. I'm with you but this is the reality. These two can't kill the cash cow

[@samuelcyr4524]

Just noticed the number of adverts. Every couple minutes in this one.

[@MUSTAF_AROD_UPYUR_POUPR]

💯💯💯

[@user-es5jq6yy9l]

Do you know how many randomized controlled trials are used for off-label indications, yet we still prescribe them to patients?

[@coreycefail6704]

It’s about crate training the kids to be quiet and respond to authority….. it’s not about the virus…. That’s how I see it

[@Weathernerd27]

Big Pharma is especially interested in making the next generation paranoid so they will buy more medicine and kids can't vote against them so they are an easy target. Inslee finally dropped the adult mask mandate I think he realized democrats don't have a chance in the next election if the mandate remains in place although he should have realized that months ago and the damage has already been done. The other day I saw a father and son wearing cloth masks outdoors and I felt pretty bad because 1) cloth masks are almost useless 2) The father is making the kid more afraid than the kid needs to be, the kids COVID risk is extremely low 3) the father is teaching his kid to listen to corrupt institutions/ignore science. Maybe the kid chose to wear the mask but I doubt it, very few kids would choose to wear a mask.

[@aikoshimada3167]

New Danish study shows that the vaccine actually did not really affected the death rate. I would like you to discuss that study if you have a chance.

[@tessdean2523]

look at a recent peer-reviewed article taken from British Medical Journal to look more closely at the industry of “evidence based medicine”.

[@brigittesaria1418]

Love the simultaneous and spontaneous outbursts of VPZD laughter. Actually, actually, the content and delivery of content is pretty great too.

[@sherrykeers3649]

You lost me at laughing at the use of. Ivermectin. They have done many studies done out of the US. THIS IS CRAZY.

[@roderickson9063]

Totally agree, very condescending to those who have worked feverishly saving lives by using ivermectin as the core of their treatment. I tried listening to a podcast of Dr Z a while back, couldn't stand him then and he has not improved his "I am God" attitude since I see ...

[@kayakdog4884]

Watch Dogg's video of RaDonda Vaught trial, the guy never even watched the trial but had the balls to put forth several 'facts' as evidence. Dogg is a fraud. I agree with you laughing at ivermectin tells us allot

[@jinajames9884]

They almost seem gleeful that this study "showed" ivermectin doesn't work. You have to wonder why.

[@NancyLouiseII]

Killer combo, Vinay, I watch all of your video and I share them on Twitter all the time. I earned my MPH in epi/PH admin in 2010, published twice, but jumped into being an attorney since 2013 and always missed it. It’s frustrating that people are not able to understand studies, and it seems like they need to be told. We are inundated with dubious (at best!) study techniques. The last on in the MMWR had no disclosure of conflicts - so they aren’t employed doctors? It’s so frustrating. I don’t remember one instance or hint of ulterior motive in my four years earning my MPH. We picked apart many studies, criticized bias that wasn’t discussed in publications, and explored the reasons to always strive for double blind studies with a hearty control group. Has science departed forever from being trustworthy? How do we return or re-birth a system of public health that Americans will ever trust again?

[@janiceperkins4340]

I ,personally, don't think they can! They have been damaged to the core🤷‍♀️

[@LilCraftyNook]

Public health is all about disease management anymore, not our health😟

[@Cogbyrn]

I would love to see these docs discuss the challenges to the Together Trial study, but also, it seems like people's opinion on Ivermectin also hinges on whether they believe the data sources in ivmmeta. I know there are criticisms of that site as well, but as a layperson, it all just looks like side-picking, and "there isn't enough data" is just "I don't believe the positive data and I do believe the negative data". If there's one thing COVID did for me, it's point out the dramatic subjectivity of some sciences.

[@polocisneros]

Wow it's so refreshing to see so many people waking up & no longer on board with the jab agenda!

[@alicejones9031]

I listen to your show to hear Vinays laugh!!!!

[@PrettyBrownEyes718]

Dr. Prasad does a great job evaluating studies. I have listened to people point out significant flaws in the most recent ivermectin study including incorrect dosage (much too low and isn't near the dosage the doctors who swear by it use), not given for long enough (heard it was only about a couple days, not the time period the doctors who prescribed it used either) not used as early treatment (given too late). Also, some doctors use in conjuction with supplements and claim that is how it works best and not alone. I'm confused as to why we wouldn't try to duplicate the treatment plan of the doctors who prescribe it. The study is a waste of time if we don't. Would love to know Dr. Prasad's thoughts on that. Personally, I swear by black tea to stop/prevent a full blown cold, but it only works on the first day of symptoms. It doesn't work if try it the next day. The time of day also matters and it works best if I eat clean once symptoms start. I have been doing it for years and it has worked every time I did it at the right time, with the right diet and the right tea. It literally doesn't work for me if i mess any of those things up. Also only works if I get a certain cold symptom first (so type of illness matters). This is why I believe the doctors who are pointing out the flaws aren't whining. Makes sense to do it right if you're going to look at it at all. Thanks.

[@danielsharon524]

I love VP & he does make a good pt. it's up to IVM proponents to prove this. I think he'd come around if shown good data but he's not going to help design the study:). Totally agree w/you on the colds - I have a vitamin/supplement regimen if I feel anything & swear by it. I'll add Black Tea. I've been taking Bee Pollen daily for 7 years & haven't been sick since. I don't care if it's all placebo. Now I'm taking Vid D/zinc/qucertin daily. I'm not vaxxed nor have I had Covid & feel like I have as good of protection as the vax. I actually think I had the beginnings of Covid (2 kids had it & I had 30 hrs. of unexplained chills) & beat it.

[@t.c.s.7724]

Physicians should keep their personal political opinions to themselves. Alienating patients creates disgruntled patients. This is an invitation to malpractice lawsuits unless the physician is Infallible.

[@LilCraftyNook]

I can prove my natural immunity with T cell tests as well as my negative PCR antigen tests. Because of all these boosters waning efficacy it’s just not proving to me that getting vaccinated at this point can drastically change my risk-benefit analysis. I love these guys together!! Great information and it’s obvious they have great camaraderie!!

[@Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019]

"I can prove my natural immunity with T cell tests as well as my negative PCR antigen tests. " How ? Where are you getting this done? I have taken these crap IgG and IgM but they only appear in 20% of people and for a limited time. Our health care system is only allowing this for those whom some kind of post covid sequelea. There absolutely no method approved by our medical regulator for such post infection proof of infection other than a positive PCR during infection.. Please help. I am even interested in finding a medical lawyer to compell some lab to do this kind of analysis so that then i can sue these employers that sacked me because i did not get the vaccine. These restaurants that did not let me in with out a vax pass.. The t-cells tell it all but in my country its a crime to even try.. JUST GET THE VAx, they cry,... HOW ABOUT YOU JUST TELL ME BY EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE IF I NEED THE VAX..... It makes me so angry. And most of the time the layer legal class are in on this crime.

[@leviswm]

"Non biased" that's why I like you guys

[@YN-ot9jk]

Such a great podcast! Enjoyable for wide audience incliding healthcare professionals.

[@anncairns1099]

🍿🤭😄🍿🤭😳😂 Really enjoy your podcast, you two are so entertaining 👍

[@sandymorrison1400]

I love it when you have Marty on.

[@colinharris7178]

"Money talks and masks walk". T-shirt material, right there...😎👌

[@bestany5517]

Dr Prasad, I know you’re not much interested in ivm, but I’d love to see you pick apart the research design of that study. You do such a great job of pointing out flaws in much of the pseudo science from cdc. Not all RCTs are created equal, right?

[@chrisb6363]

It’s nice to hear you talking to an audience of physicians again.

[@helenhenthorn4948]

Study based on an average BMI of 30, kg so if your exactly 60 kilos/132 lbs. you get the headline dose of 400 mcg/kg, but if your over 60 kilos you start getting less, and if your happen to be 120 kilos you’ll get half the dose 200 mcg/kg when the therapeutic standard is to give more with increased weight. They artificially introduced a weight limit when none exists in science to give as little as possible, and as short of time as possible. Half the people were getting less than the advertised dose. They give the IVM on an empty stomach when you get much higher concentrations with food, particularly fatty foods. Study was done during the Lambda and Gamma variants, insignificantly present in Europe and North America. There were no exclusion criteria for the control group if they had been or are taking IVM before study, at a time when the general public in Minas Brazil was using IVM in a massive adoption.

[@lindawolfe2885]

A dentist once handed me a petition to sign while I was in the chair awaiting a procedure. It was pro allowing target shooting (mercury pollution from the ammo being the issue with opposers) in an area of Norwalk, CT. I signed the darned thing and my conscience has suffered ever since. I think health practitioners ought leave their opinions at the office door and only promote their personal causes outside of the patient-provider relationship.

[@soccervideos7183]

I would agree Ivermectin as the sole treatment does not show promise; however, Ivermectin in addition to other supplements such as Vitamin D, C, Z, Aspirin has shown great promise in reducing Covid symptoms and treating Covid early vs. physicians going with the approach of not being pro-active and not treating Covid early.

[@joannseaman]

Doctors used to have people to handle all of their crap work. They were called nurses and they rounded with the doctors, fed them all of the data about the patients and then wrote all of the verbal orders and made sure those orders got carried out for the patient. Then we went to the EMR and doctors had to look up the data about their patient and enter their own orders. This also caused doctors to stop communication w nurses. And sometimes doctors stopped actually seeing the patient. No need to actually go see the patient, just treat the lab work or imaging tests. Open the EMR and treat patients from anywhere. Even from their phone on the golf course. Hospitals have gone to shit. Almost going back to the days when people went to the hospital to die. Cause if you are in a hospital you have a higher risk of dying and get lousy care while you do it. Healthcare, esp acute inpatient hospital care, has gone backwards in my opinion. Retired RN after 45 years. Mostly ICU/ ED. My nurses friends and I make promises to each other that if any of us are sick enough to need hospital care we will be there as the advocate cause patients need advocates to prevent someone from killing them inside the hospital.

[@guest_informant]

That Santa is a fantastic analogy for proving a negative.

[@christopherpomory5437]

Its a good analogy applied to the wrong situation. People were forced to take certain medical interventions (vaccines). If we have a potential alternative intervention with known symptoms (as mild as one could ask for in IVM), then no one should have to prove to anyone to take a medicine they want. Even if absolutely DOESNT work. If I want to prove to you Santa is real, yes, then the onus is on me. If I want to believe Santa, I have no obligation to prove anything to you. We, as a society, decided forcing new "vaccines" on people was the right decision. So right we could remove people from their jobs. Fine, but then we should certainly be able to choose to take IVM. ^ the point is that the criteria wasn't consistent.

[@christopherpomory5437]

More cogent version of the argument: how can the situation be so dire that we mandate individuals to take a new type of vaccine, but not dire enough to allow people to try an unproven, yet safe (about as safe a medical intervention one could ask for), treatment? ^ seems like inconsistent criteria.

[@GB-bu9tx]

Your discussion of academics leaving to go to Pharma sounds exactly like the revolving door of lobbyists and political staff in Washington DC. Political staff have become intellectually lazy because the lobbyists do the thinking for them. The same will happen to the medical community, if it hasn’t already.

[@AndyLong]

Doesn't appear to have any audio. I'll wait for the podcast I guess.

[@JohnJohnson-wy6fk]

The most succinct reason why the ivermectin study was a poor one is because ivermectin was not prescribed in the same manner as it was in clinical situations. Many vitamin D studies with statistically insignificant conclusions never even got a baseline vitamin D level on the participants. They also use anemic doses or bolus doses with incorrect intake intervals, which doesnt work as great because D3 is a hormone. There are scarce studies with D3 regarding HIV and most of those studies revolve around D3s impact on ART and not the virus itself. Many doctors are seeing success with ivermectin in clinical situations, so I dont see what the harm is. The vackseens are what have failed as far as interventions go. A 4th dose? Neve had to get 4 tetanus shots in one year. Insane

[@kayakdog4884]

I cannot understand why Dr Prasad risks his reputation associating this medical influencer Dogg? Has he not seen the video that Dogg did on RaDonda trial? He didn't even bother to watch the trail but felt compelled $$$ to cash in

[@damiendauphinee772]

One comment on wearable tech...we are using Siren Socks for monitoring diabetic neuropathy patients for pressure and thermal sensors and they are helping us catch patients heading toward ulceration. Love the show...VP rants are priceless.

[@SMARTvoterWorld]

One thing you miss from the ivermectin argument is cost and risk. Any know low risk anti-viral, and, as with all these things there is the correlative data regional outcome data is as valuable as a choice data pharma study. Very odd on Vitamin D stance since there is strong data on this as a immune boosting where the patient has lower levels. Vitamin D is like rest and fluids. Less alcohol and sugar. To argue against suggesting basic low cost no risk supplements, even just in case, seems a bit OVER do the study 1st. Ideally those who use it will be part of one data set.

[@alfrancis8]

Cant watch you two mocking people who question. Both of you also question authority so don't mock others who are doing the same, just give your information without being condescending , its really.... hmm

[@Wendyseibert]

Did KZbin remove this video? 😟 I’ll check back soon, but it’s saying “no stream”

[@ZDoggMD]

Stay tuned, it works on web browser but not on youtube app yet, probably a glitch that will iron itself out but let's see!

[@amypfaff6426]

Works on spotify!

[@Wendyseibert]

Thank you! Listening now on Spotify

[@aggiebq86]

@@ZDoggMD working on KZbin now.

[@anncairns1099]

Will be interesting to see if the German gut with 90 shots turns into Superman 🤭😳😂

[@damonhage7451]

Had open heart. Got prescribed a daily aspirin. Can confirm, causes GI problems. 3 major erosions. Could hardly eat for weeks.

[@paigerperry867]

I'm having audio problems with this video. I don't think it's my device.

[@jessman8597]

I just want to see the faces of my healthcare providers again. My dentist told me patient anxiety is so much higher because of the masks.

[@maurolibetti1139]

I get the Ivermectin study but is vitamin D in the same class? I believe we could all use more vitamin D.? what are your views on it as a supplement?

[@nicholascooper2485]

30 advertisements are a bit much. (Generalizing the actual amount)

[@danielsharon524]

You don't understand. Conferences are an excuse to use CME days/$ & have your employer pay for a trip.

[@Lisa_Mojica]

I was only watching because someone in my Bernie Posse was up for an award for 'Don't Look Up'

[@EmotoOregon]

This didn't age well

[@Cotten-]

Zdogg and his boyfriends back!

[@Cotten-]

If you won't I will...

[@danielsharon524]

I figured the same w/the mayor. He's getting pressured. He can't be that stupid.

[@thereisnoninadria]

Alopecia sucks!! I lost my hair 29 years ago when I was 12 years old. It’s incredibly invalidating to compare alopecia to cancer, etc. Of course I am aware that things could be worse (although do I have other autoimmune issues), but to deny or discount the isolation and social rejection that comes with being a bald girl hurts a lot. It’s societal and medical gaslighting to say it’s no big deal. I don’t think you’d be discounting its bio/psycho/social impact nearly as much if it were your daughter/wife/sister/mother/etc experiencing it. Also, I’m not defending Jada. She seems pretty rotten at the personality level with or without alopecia.

[@meonitelexdee3432]

People keep on vaccinating themselves? 🤔

[@lindawolfe2885]

You guys are young yet. You don’t need to eat heavy meals, but to skip most meals and eat but once a day is to lean heavily on your adrenals. Squeeze a lime over a bowl of papaya or watermelon for breakfast, have some bananas wrapped in Romaine lettuce with a few organic dates at some point in the day, then your full meal. Give your adrenals a break. Your body’s so adrenalized that you’re probably on a trajectory towards rapid aging. But you can change that. Having three meals and then three snacks between meals would be most ideal for the adrenals. Check out the information from Medical Medium. He’s saving lives.

[@karaokeprincezz]

I ❤️ you guys! Thank you for giving me some humor after being up all night... Trying to sleep.

[@davy9884]

Wrong. I don't have to fund any studies and prove to you that ivermectin works. I'm not trying to influence you. I just want the freedom to take the medications my doctor and I believe will help me.

[@lari5891]

There are regulations that doctors should follow, they cannot do anything they want when it comes to others' health. The same with engineers, plumbers, electricians, etc.

[@jermaneyoo2725]

Who watches the Oscars? Okay sure, but who listens to Joe Rogan and Bill Maher 😂

[@alantasbler4581]

I had a rant about the "motivated reasoning" re ivermectin I heard of Bret W's podcast, but it didn't post. So I'll just say, you guys are great.

[@SuperdutyExplorer]

Talking about digital health, what if everyone had to have a step counter and hit X number of steps? I think that would help with obesity, diabetes, heart health exc? Or am I wrong that everyone should move more and get fresh air outside?

[@deth3021]

Except that isn't digital health. Thats a state enforced exercise program.

[@SuperdutyExplorer]

I guess, but also living a longer healthy life not wasting as much money/time at doctors could be incentive... same concept as free health care for all, to get free Healthcare you should at least do your part. Not eating chips n soda while watching TV should maybe be a requirement...

[@dubskins420]

I really love your well intentioned demeanor but a health care center gives fuck all about health. Its a sickness business, if they want 7-10%yearly profit increase they need to do their part in ignoring health and wellness

[@SuperdutyExplorer]

@@dubskins420 well then well have to wait till the Healthcare system goes bankrupt. I know they don't care, everyone wants a pill to take instead of taking responsibility and doing the work...

[@danielsharon524]

What I want to know is how the F does VP have time to watch Bill Mahr or even a clip of Will Smith?

[@Matt-tz4hn]

Need a re-upload, no sound my friends.

[@BeingMeRV]

I have sound

[@Matt-tz4hn]

@@BeingMeRV yeah it has sound now

[@kronos01ful]

Ivermecting works !

[@Bickle121]

Not to covid pal, give it up

[@kronos01ful]

@Billaye ivermecting works is been proven

[@Bickle121]

@@kronos01ful hasn’t been proven in any way, in fact it’s been shown to do nothing many times.

[@Hibernia2324]

Regression to the mean works even better!

[@Bickle121]

@@johndesade126 yeah the study has been debunked and explained about how it wasn’t a good study….. Just type in itajai ivermectin And you’ll see multiple articles explain.

[@mariaveresova8169]

I’m sorry for your daughter Zubin that you let your daughter to wear the mask..

[@KeysUpOnTheTable]

Can you please tell VP to stop interrupting and talking over people? He always feels like he needs to talk and add his thoughts right in the middle of someone else talking and it’s so annoying. Just take a second to listen first then reply when it’s your turn Although I will say he did a lot better about that in this episode. Although 43:50 was annoying

[@IMNRN97]

Don’t take criticism from anyone that you would not take advice from

[@Lisa_Mojica]

Adams is insane

[@pietskiet8763]

601 views says it all after a month... hahahaha

[@brendamelander5942]

We have all forgotten this phrase “We agree to disagree.” And move on!

[@Dan-bx3sw]

I haven’t heard that since the 90’s.

[@danielsharon524]

On my "professional" Twitter account, which is only to garner bipartisan support on a particular issue, my goal is merely to not make anyone mad at me, lol.

[@Lisa_Mojica]

In the pocket of king cotton

[@amypfaff6426]

Dr. Chester Zoda's ad before it started almost made me vomit and give up. I know you need ads. But I wish scammers didn't get views.

[@dqh6429]

Love your content generally but a little bit of gaslighting… most of the stuff you complain about and has caused actual harm is a direct result of the left whereas the right pushed a drug that didn’t work but has minimal side effects (ie., virtually no harm) but you end with saying it’s crazies on both sides. I get and agree that we need to get to an alt middle position but you can’t just minimize the harm done by the left while amplifying the harm from the right and make it an alt middle position; it’s false equivalency.

[@lari5891]

Yes there is harm when people do not get effective prevention or treatment because they are sold quack medicines.

[@dqh6429]

@@lari5891 that’s harm those individuals take on their own. We don’t ban cigars and cigarettes but that’s actually causing significant self harm. But back to my original point. This harm that the right has caused, which is if anything only self harm… vs nationwide masking of all kids/remote learning which has shown a lot of societal problems such as increases in suicides, speech issues, anxiety, etc. These problems are not remotely even closely similar and this is just on one of the hills the left had decided to die on.

[@lari5891]

​@@dqh6429 encouraging distrust in vaccines, and legitimate health sources created an enormous harm, that will outlast the pandemic. Also, lockdowns and remote learning are not only imposed by authorities. People spontaneously stop interacting and going out when they see others getting sick or when close others die. Relatives and friends of the nearly 1.000.000 people who died (some because they were not vaccinated) plus those who have long covid also experience depression, anxiety, etc. There is an unusual situation, do not pretend to act normally. It is easy to criticize when having the next day newspaper.

[@dqh6429]

@@lari5891 the public health officials created far more harm than those promoting ivermectin. I got vaccinated boosted but I don’t know if I’ll trust the public health officials if there’s a new pandemic in the future. Either the officials outright lied, lied with statistics, or were just disingenuous with so much of the messaging. Vinay talks about a lot of it throughout his podcasts, zdogg to a slightly lesser extent. But a lot of these things that Vinay/zdogg talk about where things that those of us in more right leaning circles were talking about back in late 2020 based on studies performed outside of the US…

[@lari5891]

@@dqh6429 People promoting Ivermectin and other quack medicines when discouraging effective strategies, kill people. I do not know why that is not serious.

[@zeldamaniac3188]

Glad I don't have to watch thanks to the dislike bar @ 20%

[@tomwill313]

Really like vinay but zubin can be a pretentious d bag

[@robertmanship]

Most people are just visiting Vegas.. they don't stay there if they get it...that would be put of out zone and super expensive...so they would just take it back with them

[@danielsharon524]

How about the belligerence of patients? They don't realize that their docs/nurses have been subjected to the same lies/conflicting info & are angry/frustrated 100x more.

[@lisamainardi4605]

Not finding this helpful.

[@shambum9662]

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[@majek8673]

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