Aug 9, 2024 3-5PM ET
Friday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Government Spending Millions on ‘Cognitive Vaccines’ to ‘Protect’ Public From ‘Fringe’ Viewpoints The U.S. government is investing $100 million in developing “cognitive vaccines” aimed at protecting thepublic from so-called “fringe” viewpoints, which critics argue is a blend of propaganda and censorship. This initiative, discussed in a panel featuring figures like Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and Eric Weinstein, raises concerns about the erosion of trust in public institutions. The panelists argue that such programs, funded by government and corporate interests, are stifling dissent and undermining democracy by discrediting alternative viewpoints preemptively. They highlight how these efforts, which include government-funded psychological inoculations against “fake news,” are contributing to a loss of faith in media, science, and government. The discussion also delves into the interplay between academic institutions, national security, and tech giants in controlling public opinion. The panel calls for greater transparency and a re-evaluation of how information is controlled, warning that these measures could lead to an authoritarian grip on public discourse.
Research finds association between prenatal exposure to plastics and autism in boys A study led by researchers at Florey Institute has identified a link between prenatal exposure to the plastic chemical bisphenol A (BPA) and an increased risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in boys. Analyzing data from two large birth cohorts, the study found that boys born to mothers with high BPA levels in late pregnancy were significantly more likely to show autism symptoms by age two and to be diagnosed with autism by age eleven. The research suggests that BPA disrupts male fetal brain development by inhibiting the aromatase enzyme, crucial for neurohormone regulation. The study marks the first time a biological pathway has been identified that might explain the connection between BPA and autism. The findings emphasize the widespread exposure to BPA through various everyday products and the need for updated safety recommendations to minimize exposure during pregnancy and early life. The researchers are also exploring potential treatments, such as 10-hydroxy-2-decenoic acid, to counteract BPA’s effects.
Kids drink contaminated water at schools, but testing for lead isn’t required In many U.S. schools, children continue to drink water contaminated with leaddue to aging infrastructure, yet there is no national mandate requiring schools to test for lead. Despite the well-documented dangers of lead exposure, especially for children, only 18 states and the District of Columbia have implemented some form of lead testing in schools. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to introduce a new rule requiring utilities to test water at elementary schools and child-care facilities, but this rule will not mandate that schools take action to address lead contamination. The article highlights the devastating impact of lead exposure on children’s health, including cognitive and developmental issues. It also points out the disparities in how lead contamination affects low-income and minority communities, where schools are less likely to receive the necessary funding to address these issues. Advocates are calling for stronger federal action to ensure that all children have access to safe drinking water at school.
From turmeric to green tea extract, popular herbal supplements could damage liver health A study from the University of Michigan warns that popular herbal supplements, such as turmeric, green tea extract, and others, may pose significant risks to liver health. The research estimates that around 15.6 million U.S. adults regularly use at least one of six botanical products linked to liver damage. The study highlights that while these supplements are often marketed for their health benefits, they are not always as safe as assumed. The liver, responsible for filtering toxins from the body, can be adversely affected by certain compounds in these supplements, leading to serious health issues. The researchers urge caution and recommend that consumers be more aware of the potential risks, advocating for better regulation and more rigorous testing of these products to ensure safety. This study underscores the importance of consulting healthcare providers before using herbal supplements, especially for individuals with pre-existing liver conditions.
Welcome to another episode of “Homeopathic Hits” on The Robert Scott Bell Show.
Today, we’re exploring Kali Iodatum, a homeopathic remedy known for its effectiveness in treating sinusitis, rheumatism, and skin conditions.
Kali Iodatum offers a natural approach to managing these ailments, providing comprehensive relief.
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It’s About Your Money’: New EU Vaccination Card Will Be Used to Control Access to Banking, Other Services The European Union is planning to roll out a European Vaccination Card (EVC), which criticswarn could be used to control access to various services, including banking. The EVC, set to be tested in five countries starting next month, consolidates all vaccination data into one digital ID, potentially linking it to financial services and other personal records. This initiative, part of a broader push towards digital IDs, is seen by some as a step toward mandatory vaccinations and a loss of personal and national sovereignty. Dutch attorney Meike Terhorst argues that the EVC could be used to override constitutional rights, forcing citizens to comply with vaccination mandates under the guise of public health. The EVC is connected to global efforts like the WHO’s Global Digital Health Certification Network, which aims to create a global digital vaccine passport. Critics also highlight the potential for this system to be used for financial control, warning of a future where access to money and services could be contingent on vaccination status.
Special Guest Dr. Mark Bailey
Mark is the husband of Dr Sam Bailey and when you see one of them, you are really seeing both of them. They started working together when they first met in 2007 and have been a close team ever since. Mark and Sam are based in New Zealand and have three children together.
Since early 2020 he has been the duo’s chief researcher with a focus on microbiology, the existence of viruses, as well as historical and epistemological issues within medical science.
Mark won an undergraduate scholarship to the University of Canterbury in 1994 and then completed his medical training at the University of Otago in 1999.
He worked in many specialties as a resident doctor and was also a clinical trials research physician for several years. In 2016 he left clinical practice due to dissatisfaction with the allopathic medical system.
Mark is the author of “A Farewell To Virology (Expert Edition)”, co-author of “The COVID-19 Fraud & War on Humanity” and co-author of The Final Pandemic. In his younger days Mark was seven-time New Zealand duathlon champion, three-time Le Race 100K cycling champion, and was one of the world’s top 10 duathletes in his 20s. He still keeps in peak condition and even picked up a New Zealand cross-country running title as a veteran.
Question of The Day!
Hi Robert,
I love to listen to your broadcasts and also when you present at conferences. They are very informative!
Have you heard of the Meridian Stress Assessment Unit testing using electro dermal sensitivity and accu-points to figure out what they would prescribe for you to take for healing your body. It’s the only testing they do. I’m asking because it sounds unusual.
The practitioner uses homeopathic supplements (Energetix) and holds a certification through the American Association of Drugless Practitioners as an HHP (Holistic Health Practitioner) – http://www.aadp.net ).
What would be your advice?
Sharon
Feel like you’re turning into your parents? You’re far from alone A new survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that over a quarter (27%) worry they are becoming more like their parents, particularly in their approach to travel. The survey, conducted by Talker Research and commissioned by Progressive, found that people typically notice this transformation around the age of 30, although some begin picking up their parents’ habits as early as 20. The “airport dad” persona, characterized by meticulous travel preparation and punctuality, is one of the most common traits adopted by younger generations. Despite the humorous nature of these findings, the survey also highlights generational differences in travel behaviors, with Gen Z and millennials tending to grab food right before boarding, while baby boomers are more likely to rush to the bathroom last minute. Interestingly, 38% of respondents believe they have better travel habits than their parents, though many admit to mirroring their parents’ quirks, especially when visiting popular destinations like Paris. The survey serves as a humorous reminder that, despite our best efforts, we often inherit our parents’ behaviors.
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