THGPP Episode 17: Dr Brent Wagner- Examining the safety of gadolinium based contrast agents.

[@katc7765]

Very interesting discussion of a very difficult subject. In 2012, I was given a single dose of Optimark for a brain MRI that was deemed unremarkable. That dose of Optimark caused me horrendous illness that was nothing short of torture. For three years, night and day, I begged God to allow me to die because I was literally being tortured. The symptoms began to ease during the fourth year...coming and going in waves. After the fifth year my symptoms were greatly improved but the poison took its toll on my health. I'm left with atypical hearing loss, neverending tinnitus, vision loss (retinal issues), muscle and joint weakness, muscle spasms, continuing insomnia, spasms of the diaphragm and more. I was not given informed consent but was told the contrast was perfectly safe because it is given to millions of people with no problems. That was, and is not, true. Those of us who trusted the medical system and were destroyed by it will never understand how anyone can defend continuing to inject living beings with this poison.

[@bondswithoutbounds]

Same here. :( Gadolinium is hell

[@theaustinpowers]

Follow Dr. Robert Morse's detox protocols. It is possible to remove the gadolinium. The medical system is a for profit business. You, like millions of others were duped. But, you don't have to continue to be and you can get your health back.

[@thekar3577]

Andrew look into Imaging Biometrics....they have AI tech that eliminates the need for gadolinium contrast agents. They were just awarded a patent for it. Its a no brainer radiology protocol change imo...but whether or not it gets universally adopted and implemented will be very telling. Thanks for your work exposing that GaDisBAD

[@Hein99]

Great podcast, as always! Thanks for doing this!

[@J-Bibble]

I was healthy and had normally functioning kidneys before my MRI (MRI even ruled out issue being looked at). I had only one dose of Gadovist. Immediately and within days of getting gadolinium I developed a long list of new and debilitation neurological disorders and other symptoms resembling NSF. I'm still suffering 7 months later. There is no treatment or cure once they inject you with this stuff. Gadolinium is extremely neurotoxic and is administered way too frequently. As a patient you need to carefully consider whether you need gadolinium because the guidelines that radiologists use at the moment are flawed in their look at benefit and risk. They assume it's extremely low risk and therefore indicated in far too many cases.

[@Petra-oq5wl]

Can u do update on your brain cancer+current diet, thanku!