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11/16/24 S11 E0175 - Dr. Naomi Wolf- "THE PFIZER PAPERS: PFIZER'S CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY."
11/16/24 S11 E0175 - Dr. Naomi Wolf- "THE PFIZER PAPERS: PFIZER'S CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY."
11/16/24 S11 E0175 - Dr. Naomi Wolf- "THE PFIZER PAPERS: PFIZER'S CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY."
Tuesday 19th November 2024
Dr. Naomi Wolf discusses 'The Pfizer Papers', alleging flaws in Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials. A mix of controversy and humour awaits.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Naomi Wolf discusses alleged flaws in Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials.
- Claims of adverse effects on women's reproductive health are highlighted.
- Legal actions against pharmaceutical companies are explored.
- The episode balances seriousness with humour for an engaging discussion.
- Listeners are encouraged to reflect on healthcare ethics and accountability.
"Pfizer knew they were waging war on women's fertility and hormonal health", says Dr. Naomi Wolf.
In this episode of American Medicine Today, the spotlight is on Dr. Naomi Wolf as she discusses her controversial book, 'The Pfizer Papers: Pfizer's Crimes Against Humanity'. With hosts Kimberly Bonati and Ethan Youker, the conversation dives into allegations surrounding Pfizer's mRNA COVID-19 vaccine trials. Dr. Wolf claims the trials were flawed and that Pfizer was aware of significant risks by November 2020.
The episode covers a range of issues, including alleged adverse effects on women's reproductive health and the broader implications of these findings. Dr. Wolf also touches on the legal battles and potential consequences for Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies involved in the vaccine rollout. The hosts maintain a mix of seriousness and humour, making the discussion both engaging and accessible. This episode is particularly relevant for those interested in medical ethics, pharmaceutical accountability, and the intersection of politics and healthcare.
Whether you're sceptical or supportive of vaccine mandates, this episode promises to stir thoughts and questions about the healthcare industry. So, if you're curious about what Dr. Wolf has to say, this episode might just be worth a listen.