Aug 25, 2026 3-5pm ET
Tuesday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Hour 1
The mRNA Gold Rush: Why Moderna’s “Cancer Vaccine” Hype Will Get Challenged Moderna is using synthetic messenger RNA as a delivery mechanism for personalized neoantigens as part of toxic combination chemotherapy, with the term “cancer vaccines” described as a linguistic sleight of hand that borrows the positive associations of childhood immunization while obscuring the reality of weekly injections into patients’ bodies. The narrative in financial and biotech circles that Moderna’s pivot from COVID vaccines will transform oncology in the manner of Operation Warp Speed is characterized as marketing rather than medicine.
Special Guest: Dr. Lida Fatemi
Dr. Lida Fatemi is a board-certified internal medicine physician, educator, speaker, and best-selling author who founded the Conscious Physician Method. Originally from Iran, she immigrated to the U.S. at the age of 14 and pursued her education in neuroscience, public health, and osteopathic medicine. Her career in medicine spans palliative care, hospice, and addiction medicine, and she has been a pioneer in integrating psychedelic medicine into healthcare. Through her coaching and educational programs, she helps healthcare professionals combat burnout and rediscover joy in their personal and professional lives.
Dr. Fatemi’s journey is deeply shaped by her early life experiences in war-torn Iran and the challenges she faced as a physician. After excelling academically and professionally—earning awards such as Resident of the Year for three consecutive years—she found herself struggling with burnout and unresolved trauma. This realization led her to explore alternative healing methods, including psilocybin-assisted coaching and meditation. Through these practices, she not only healed herself but also developed a holistic, evidence-based approach to treating trauma and mental health challenges.
Now, as the leader of the Conscious Physician Method, Dr. Fatemi focuses on educating others about the intersection of medicine, trauma healing, and psychedelic therapy. She works with physicians, therapists, and executives, helping them achieve personal and professional transformation. Having left her academic and clinical roles, she now dedicates her time to writing, speaking, and coaching, bringing her innovative healing methods to a global audience through books, podcasts, and specialized training programs.
Welcome back to another “Homeopathic Hits” episode on The Robert Scott Bell Show!
Today’s Homeopathic Hit is Mercurialis perennis, commonly known as Dog’s Mercury.
Boericke highlights this remedy for great exhaustion and drowsiness, sensitive tumor-like swelling at the ensiform appendix, affections of the muscular fibers of the stomach, intestines and bladder, mouth and throat dryness, ulceration, and female complaints including amenorrhoea, scanty menses, breast pain, and dysmenorrhoea.
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Hour 2
WHO Says Pandemic Determinations Can Be Made Without ‘Evidence of Illness’ The World Health Organization states in its latest Influenza at the Human-Animal Interface assessment covering July 8 through August 7, 2026, that “Evidence of illness is not required” for countries to immediately notify WHO of any laboratory-confirmed case of a recent human infection caused by an influenza A virus with the potential to cause a pandemic. WHO relies on laboratory confirmation via real-time RT-PCR tests, which measure fluorescence from chemical reactions rather than directly observing a virus, and its own influenza laboratory manual acknowledges pathways for false-positive signals including reagent cross-reactions, probe degradation, optical cross-talk, heat-induced changes during repeated cycling to 95°C, background signal, and contamination. The article notes that such determinations can trigger international pandemic reporting and responses similar to those seen during COVID-19, including lockdowns, mandates, and restrictions, while raising the question of what evidence of actual disease is needed if illness is not required and confirmation rests on fluorescence readings.
Special Guest: Henry Ealy
Affectionately known as Dr. H by his wonderful students, Dr. Henry Ealy is the Founder of the Energetic Health Institute, an Amazing School for Amazing People Just Like You.
Dr. H holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from SCNM, a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from UCLA, is Board Certified in Holistic Nutrition, and a proud Jackie Robinson Scholarship Alumnus. For more than 25 years, Dr. H has loved every minute teaching about the beauty in GOD’s Divine Design and the immense healing power of Natural Medicine. Throughout his career he has taught millions how to activate the innate healing potential living in each and every cell of their body.
Today, Dr. H is privileged to work directly with people recovering from the devastating effects of internalized emotion, chemical pollution and genetic bioweapons. Dr. H is the Executive Producer for three highly successful conferences, COVID Con ’21, Beyond The Con, and his most recent venture with Dr. Byran Ardis, Dr. Ed Group, and Dr. Jana Schmidt, Healing for the AGES – Healing in the Age of Bioweapons.
You can find Dr. Ealy at the Energetic Health Institute, Healing for the AGES, America Out Loud Radio Network and wherever the fight for freedom needs a man of deep passion, conviction, and faith.
Questions of The Day!
Hi
I use sovereign copper but just listened a Jonathan Landsman interview with Dr Levy who said never take copper since it’s always recycling in your body. Now I’m confused.
Krista
UFO News Effect: Why A Third Of Americans Changed Their Minds About Aliens A Talker Research online survey of 2,000 Americans conducted July 1-6, 2026, found that 60 percent believe governments already know more about UFOs than they have publicly shared, while 37 percent said recent UFO and UAP news coverage made them believe in aliens more than before, 54 percent reported no change, and 10 percent said they believe less. Belief shifts tracked strongly with age, with 54 percent of Gen Z, 45 percent of millennials, 36 percent of Gen X, and 23 percent of baby boomers saying coverage increased their belief, and men more likely than women to report a positive shift at 43 percent versus 33 percent. Respondents were more likely to say they would feel curious than fearful if intelligent alien life were confirmed, at 38 percent versus 17 percent, yet 55 percent felt society is not prepared to handle such proof. Fifty-four percent also said movies and TV shows about aliens have made Americans more likely to believe in intelligent extraterrestrial life.Remember Friends, The Power to Heal is Yours!
