What a Doctor Would Want to Know—But Media Doesn’t Say? Young People Dying…Did They Have the Shot?

“Board certification in Internal Medicine taught me that 85% of a diagnosis is from careful questions asked of the patient. We would know more if media would ask and give shot history. Too many young people dying–DID THEY HAVE THE SHOT?” We should wonder. 

Today’s example: Georgia high school QB Robbie Roper dies after complications from surgery. What kind of surgery? Did he have a shot for Covid? The article in Yahoo News didn’t mention either.

When talking on a phone to a book publicist, he admitted to being sick for two weeks after the shot, and his girl friend had heart surgery the day before—yes she had the shot, and yes, it could give her heart problems as seen in the FDA warning below,  published Oct 22, 2020 shows, but who knows about it? “Will the media please quit their damn script and start giving information that’s relevant to why young people die?” 

I asked a Habitat truck driver picking up a donated freezer, Have you had the shot? He said, “Yes, and I’ve had heart problems ever since…” 

If these problems after the shot are so rare, why did my neighbor two doors over bury his brother after the shot? Young people and athletes should not be dying suddenly, and from a medical perspective, I would have failed Internal Medicine board exams for not asking questions like I’m suggesting.

We need to end the media drivel of how great the shot is so they can admit they don’t know why some bad things are happening to those who take the shot to keep a job.

Three Take-aways:

1. Holidays are here; the flu comes after rich eating, high in sugar and animal products in contrast to the British Med. Journal report of 73% less severity in covid with a plant-based diet.
2. The shot does not prevent covid—too many examples to the contrary and we should see natural immunity (helped by wise eating) to be a key, fasting to enhance white cell abilities if we get sick
3. The shot does not prevent serious cases, or why would Israel’s ICUs be filled with a population who are 90% vaccinated?

I was working Emergency Room when I caught the flu—scratchy throat, runny nose, felt cold and achy, but my temp was 98.6  I wondered what I could do to get a fever to fight the bug. I took a break and immersed myself in a HOT tub for 20 min—fever of 102.5 and as water was running out, I poured cold water front and back. Contrast hot and cold can double the white blood count. I didn’t eat any supper, saw my patients till 11 PM and took another fever treatment. In the morning I was well.

More information at http://HealthHappinessDestiny.com/blog-2  The short video has Cleveland Clinic’s Dr. Esselstyn on how diet can help reverse many medical conditions.