00:08:03.840and bend is all yeah that's yeah i'm hearing that a lot they drink hydrochloride something or other
00:08:10.440there's studies on that now where people have proven that they've drinking methylene blue and
00:08:15.340stuff yeah methylene blue which was a fabric dye yeah yeah it was a textile dye and now they find
00:08:21.700it has profound effects on your mitochondria yep yeah this stuff works man there's a lot of stuff
00:08:29.360that does work which is very strange because again it's profit when you when you hear about
00:08:35.720things that are demonized and that turn out to be effective you always wonder well what is going on
00:08:41.900here how is how is our medical institutions how have they failed us so that things that do cure
00:08:47.900you are not promoted because they're not profitable that they can't control it they don't have a patent
00:08:53.660on it whether it's vitamin d k2 and magnesium you know well yeah i'm zinc and quercetin i do
00:09:01.660all that stuff well dr mackis i'm sure you've got some thoughts on that well my third first thought
00:09:09.640was uh oh my god he actually uh you know he actually said it uh on the show and uh that i
00:09:16.440was actually involved in that um you know i'd never really said that publicly but uh because
00:09:23.320again, I get a lot of patients and it's patient confidentiality and so on. But I treated one of
00:09:29.720those friends as actually a very close friend of his. But I didn't expect him to be on Rogan's show
00:09:41.520and to actually talk about it openly like this. And so I just made a comment that yes, I was
00:09:47.300involved in one of those cases myself because I started an ivermectin cancer clinic this past
00:09:52.140summer. And I started because, you know, I've been persecuted for many years for exposing
00:09:59.920corruption here in Alberta. And then the corruption is only getting worse. And now we've
00:10:04.480got, you know, Premier Daniel Smith involved in a massive corruption schedule with Alberta
00:10:08.940Health Services. But, you know, I've been exposing corruption. And, you know, my program
00:10:15.000was sabotaged, my licenses being held hostage, my family's being threatened. And I was never
00:10:19.960going to go back to treating patients or helping patients again. You know, I said, look, I'm going
00:10:26.080to wage this war with AHS, Alberta Health Services. And in the meantime, I started a
00:10:33.300substack. Last year, I started a medical substack, and I was going to be a medical writer. And that's
00:10:37.700what I was going to be. Now it's the fifth most popular substack in the world. I've moved ahead
00:10:42.640of Dr. Robert Malone. I've moved ahead of Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Pierre Corey, Steve Kirsch.
00:10:48.100um you know wow it's heading up the ranks big names man i mean that's congratulations that's
00:10:54.520great thank you it's heading up the ranks to uh i still have to catch uh dr joseph mercola
00:10:59.400and uh midwestern doctor alex berenson um and so on so i've got a few people to catch still but
00:11:05.500it's moving up the ranks it's extremely popular and and this is what i've been working on the
00:11:10.260last two years i've been working on putting out articles about ivermectin about fenbendazole now
00:11:14.240I'm putting out articles about methylene blue, for example, right? I've put out articles about
00:11:18.300colloidal silver, about chlorine dioxide, about apricot seeds, you name it, I've covered it.
00:11:24.460And so that's all I was going to do. And then I had people who started coming to me
00:11:30.160during live events. And they said, look, Dr. Mackis, I read your ivermectin article. I started
00:11:35.320taking it now. My stage four cancer is in remission or my tumors are stable. My oncologist
00:11:44.060told me I shouldn't be alive anymore. And yet here I am doing extremely well. And the more
00:11:49.640patients started coming to me with those stories, I realized, okay, I need to help people. I need
00:11:55.260to guide them in this process because they're reading my articles and they're doing this on
00:11:59.280their own. They're getting no help from their family doctor. They're getting no help from
00:12:02.960their oncologist. And so I started a health coaching program in the summer. It is now the
00:12:08.540largest ivermectin cancer clinic in the world. I have patients from around the world. I have
00:12:13.640patients in india in china i have patients in malaysia i have patients in australia uk ireland
00:12:19.620germany netherlands belgium and of course all over the united states and all over canada i have
00:12:24.620patients in edmonton who are going to my colleagues at the cross cancer institute when they if they can
00:12:30.560get an appointment uh who are telling them to do the opposite to not take it you know to not take
00:12:35.260ivermectin to not take them bendazole to not take you know any sort of supplements um and and and
00:12:41.740you know, and they're having great success. I'm posting testimonials every single day. I'm still
00:12:45.760being threatened by the college. I'm still being threatened by Alberta Health Services.
00:12:50.320But, you know, I've got a very, very successful ivermectin cancer clinic now. And it's just,
00:12:56.760you know, it's breaking headlines internationally. You know, there's a lot to unpack in what you
00:13:01.940just said there. And I've probably got a list of half a dozen questions from everything you just
00:13:08.180said but let's start with ivermectin and how badly it was demonized for i guess three or four years
00:13:14.400and it just seems to be you know having a remarkable resurgence now thanks to people
00:13:19.320like joe rogan and and mel gibson but let's be honest i mean this drug was known before all of
00:13:26.500the covid nonsense as kind of a wonder drug was it not well it won the nobel prize and there's not
00:13:32.020a lot of drugs that have won the nobel prize so the wonder nobel prize there's been four billion
00:13:37.480doses administered globally. It's one of the safest drugs on the market. And actually, in the
00:13:44.460Alberta COVID Task Force report that just came out a few weeks ago, chaired by Dr. Gary Davidson,
00:13:51.760and of course, commissioned by Alberta Premier Daniel Smith, it actually lists the serious
00:13:57.180adverse events and deaths that have been attributed to ivermectin. It's 15 times safer than aspirin.
00:14:02.540It's 750 times safer than remdesivir, and it's 17,000 times safer than COVID-19 vaccines, which are being given to six-month-old babies all across Canada, including Alberta.
00:16:47.520So obviously, that's the preferred version.
00:16:49.260But the veterinary versions, so there's liquid versions,
00:16:54.960and there are also the paste, the Avermectin paste.
00:16:58.580And, you know, there are other additives in those that are not probably ideal.
00:17:04.200I believe it's still relatively safe, especially if you're considering, you know, you've got stage four cancer and you can take something that will stabilize your disease.
00:17:15.240You know, are you going to be concerned about, you know, a few additives in the in the paste or the liquid?
00:17:19.920Well, you have to weigh the risks and benefits of that. Right.
00:17:21.920But ideally, you would want the ivermectin to be made either in Canada or in the United States and have it widely available.
00:17:29.880And it's one of these things that is still very difficult to get.
00:17:33.240Now, it's my understanding that these big pharmacy chains in the United States were paid billions of dollars to refuse prescriptions, to refuse filling prescriptions of ivermectin, which is which is illegal.
00:17:45.220They committed a crime. So there's a tremendous amount of crime that had been committed during the pandemic around ivermectin, around hydroxychloroquine.
00:17:53.960I always talk about, for example, the hydroxychloroquine trial that was killed in Alberta by Dr. Luanne Metz, who is now a member of the Alberta government.
00:20:00.900You take one 12 milligram pill or you take two 12 milligram pills if you have a really
00:20:05.000bad flu and you take it for a couple of days and your flu's gone like that, whether it's
00:20:08.940influenza, whether it's COVID-19, this is not something you need a prescription for. As I said,
00:20:13.14015 times safer than aspirin. The college penalized this doctor in Saskatchewan. Now, Saskatchewan is
00:20:19.620the most conservative province in the country. Let me stress this again. This happened under
00:20:25.100a conservative government of Premier Mo. In the most conservative province in the country,
00:20:30.160the college had the guts to fine this doctor $40,000 and strip him of his license for several
00:20:35.200months as punishment if the conservatives can't get their handle on this and are allowing this
00:20:40.680kind of criminality to go on then we've got a really really serious problem in canada and yes
00:20:47.520it's still going on even in the united states dr pierre cory stripped of his internal medicine
00:20:52.120board certification for supporting ivermectin hydroxychloroquine same with dr uh palmerich
00:20:57.160as well and their book on uh i believe it's uh on um repurposed drugs in cancer which includes
00:21:03.200ivermectin for a time was actually taken down from amazon and so do you see this turning around
00:21:10.180at any point i mean maybe not so much in canada i think we're still a ways away from that but in
00:21:15.420the united states you've got rfk jr who's going to be confirmed or is very i think he may have
00:21:21.380been confirmed already as the secretary of health and human services and he definitely wants to
00:21:28.940attack that uh are are we seeing you know these boards these colleges start to maybe quiver a
00:21:35.640little bit oh no no no i mean we had a shot in canada with alberta premier danielle smith back
00:21:41.600when she was running and when she embraced the freedom movement and once she got into power
00:21:47.760she embraced a big pharma and she embraced the swamp the political swamp uh she just fired for
00:21:56.240a second time she just fired the board of ahs is that a good thing or is that a bad thing well let
00:22:00.800me tell you what happened first um you know i had been in discussions with premier danielle smith
00:22:05.800about the sabotage of my cancer program the threats against my family and so on and all those
00:22:10.260communications were leaked to alberta health services lawyers who then threatened me and my
00:22:14.760family threatened me with imprisonment for 83 days they filed the application in court now they
00:22:19.820waited to file it until danielle smith got her 91 percent at the uh the united conservative party
00:22:25.500AGM in early November. And so they were coordinating in coming after me and threatening
00:22:31.940me with imprisonment. But it seems there was such a huge backlash against Premier Danielle Smith.
00:22:38.760Did you know that her phone was so flooded with phone calls that her staffers had to actually
00:22:44.580keep track of how many calls were coming in just so they could figure out how to deal with the
00:22:49.940volume of phone calls of outrage is that from from independent media shows like like this one
00:22:56.000where people are going oh we can't have this i mean this is absolutely absurd and so it's not
00:23:01.460even a rallying point at that at that point it's just for like at this point i have a massive
00:23:07.660following on twitter i'm the most followed doctor in canada i'm the most followed oncologist in the
00:23:11.620world i'm one of the most followed doctors in the world right i've got i've got almost half a million
00:23:15.340followers on twitter now and uh no thanks to to alberta health services and anybody in alberta
00:23:21.200but um her office was flooded with thousands of emails phone calls just absolutely flooded
00:23:27.520now what's interesting is that you know that's great the staffers just denied everything they
00:23:34.740denied denied denied no we're not involved in getting dr mackis thrown in prison anyways
00:23:39.780eventually she fires the ahs ceo the ceo of alberta health services who had threatened my family
00:23:45.100She dissolves the entire AHS board of directors, but now the swamp is fighting back.
00:23:52.880And so now the AHS CEO is threatening to launch a $1.7 million lawsuit for being terminated because apparently she was investigating some corrupt dealings that led back to Danielle Smith's office and her chief of staff, Marshall Smith, who was fired a few months ago.
00:24:10.800And it leads to the whole Turkish Tylenol tycoon and those kinds of dealings.
00:24:16.600It leads to private surgical facilities in Alberta.
00:24:19.200Apparently about $600 million worth of deals, shady deals, that unfortunately Premier Smith's chief of staff seemed to be heavily involved in and was pushing to get deals approved and so on.
00:24:33.660So there's a massive scandal brewing in Premier Smith's office, unfortunately.
00:24:39.600the way. Who should we be rooting for in this? Who's the better of two evils here?
00:24:46.660Well, I'll tell you this. AHS is pure evil. AHS is one of the biggest money laundering
00:24:52.160operations in Canada. $26 billion slush fund. I mean, they take $26 billion from Alberta taxpayers
00:24:59.400and they don't give any accounting to what happens to that money. I mean, that is a black hole. That
00:25:03.820money is basically, you know, the people involved steal as much of it as they possibly can.
00:25:09.600Because there's no oversight. And so AHS is the swamp. It's the shadow government of Alberta. And so, you know, Jason Kenney found that out very quickly that he couldn't do anything about AHS. AHS also had a deal with the World Economic Forum. They brought in the vaccine mandates into Alberta.
00:25:27.760They forced the vaccine mandates on 105,000 healthcare workers in Alberta.
00:26:13.060She's fighting for Alberta oil, which I think is great.
00:26:16.020You know, she sort of stands alone in this recent sort of battle of the, you know, Justin Trudeau and the premiers versus, you know, President Trump's tariffs.
00:26:26.840But I think her and I've always said this, she surrounded herself with very bad people.
00:26:34.940Her advisers were either idiots or con artists or criminals.
00:26:42.120They always advised her, don't touch AHS, don't touch the college, don't fix the healthcare system. And you see the sort of the conservative swamp in Alberta. And the swamp is really these wealthy, these rich people that, you know, they supported the mandates, they supported the vaccines, they just wanted their businesses running.
00:27:01.100like Brett Wilson, for example. Brett Wilson, this Alberta billionaire, big supporter of
00:27:08.360Danielle Smith, but he supported the jabs. He was pro-vaccine mandate and so on. So I think
00:27:14.820she surrounded herself with the wrong people. And those people wanted a piece of that money
00:27:20.540laundering pie that is Alberta Health Services. And so you find out that Premier Smith's chief
00:27:27.340of staff was involved in over 600 million dollars of shady dealings with this Turkish Tylenol tycoon
00:27:35.280Sam Mariachi or whatever his name is this guy that that you know had that Tylenol deal the
00:27:42.100children's Tylenol remember when we couldn't get children's Tylenol on the shelves in Alberta
00:27:45.460and so some Turkish guy comes in with 80 million dollars worth of Tylenol and then he bought all
00:27:50.640these Stanley Cup tickets for all the MLAs so apparently he's involved in some 600 million
00:27:56.280of shady deals and and why why does she why why did she have to have herself involved with these
00:28:02.880people well maybe they helped her get elected maybe she had some favors she had to she had she
00:28:07.460had to return who knows but she's surrounded by bad people so my suggestion to premier danielle
00:28:15.320smith because i'm watching now this now i've been threatened by premier smith's office i've been
00:28:19.880threatened by hs lawyers and i wonder if she but do you think she even knows that you've been
00:28:24.900threatened by her office? She might not even know. I mean, I've always said it's the office. The
00:28:29.900emails were leaked from her office. And now we know, and now we find out that her chief of staff,
00:28:36.100Marshall Smith, whom she fired a few months ago, was deeply involved in these coercive dealings
00:28:43.560within Alberta Health Services. And the AHS CEO who was fired claims that she had enough evidence,
00:28:50.100She had collected enough evidence that the AHS board told her to go to the RCMP and hand over the evidence of these corrupt dealings that led back to the Premier Smith's chief of staff to hand it all over to the RCMP because there was, I don't know what she found in her investigations.
00:29:07.280But this is like, this is the swamp that's, you know, now trying to dig up something on Premier Smith.
00:29:12.420So I would my advice to Premier Smith would be go scorched earth, go scorched earth on AHS, go scorched earth on the swamp in Alberta, because these people will take you down.
00:29:25.660But who's going to who's going to be left after that?
00:29:27.800William, are there any good people in any positions?
00:29:35.940I'll give you can I'll give you a perfect example of a good person.
00:29:39.120Okay. Dr. Gary Davidson, who was a chief, I think it was a head emergency medicine doctor in Red Deer in Alberta. He was commissioned by Alberta Premier Daniel Smith two years ago to put together a task force to investigate the COVID-19 pandemic and all the things that happened.
00:30:00.420But anyway, he came out with this 260-page report that found all kinds of, how would I put it nicely, bad things that the government did during the pandemic.
00:30:12.580And he also called for the halt of the COVID-19 vaccines, especially in children, because of all the harm that's being caused.
00:30:21.760Well, he's basically, he's not in any position of power.
00:30:25.500She should surround herself with people like him.
00:30:28.020She should make him the public health chief and not an AHS swamp creature, Dr. Mark Jaffe, who basically became an AHS millionaire under Rachel Notley back in 2017, who was a vice president and who told Albertans during the height of the pandemic, don't walk, run to get your booster shot, when the government already had data that the double vaccinated were getting sicker at double or triple the rate of unvaccinated.
00:30:53.740So kick, kick out the swamp creatures from positions like that. Surround yourself with people like Dr. Gary Davidson, like Dr. Roger Hopkinson, like Dr. Daniel Nagasi, like Dr. Dennis Modry. I mean, there are, you know, there are a dozen or two dozen of us in healthcare, for example.
00:31:13.100and i'm not even talking about people in the freedom movement people in independent media
00:31:16.700and so on but it's almost like you know once she got in she abandoned the freedom movement
00:31:23.700completely right can you imagine what the the left-wing corporate media would do
00:31:28.740if all of you guys it would be amazing it would be like it you know it's like i wake up every
00:31:35.140morning and i can't wait to see what donald trump and elon musk are up to and what they what they
00:31:42.140have done and what kind of outrage they've caused right so when they went into USAID
00:31:46.140and exposed that as like the biggest slush fund in the United States government that's handing out
00:31:51.840you know 50 billion dollars uh to basically overthrow governments around the world and it
00:31:57.320it's used by the CIA and and and you know it's used for all kinds of you know funding
00:32:02.500don't forget about the trans dance recitals in Northern Ireland I didn't want to say it but you
00:32:08.520know that kind of stuff right but but but you know like i i'm excited to wake up every morning and see
00:32:15.340what president trump and elon musk are up to and where they're uncovering fraud and corruption
00:32:20.260and who is getting their slush fund money cut off imagine if we had that in alberta if if people
00:32:26.420albertans got up every morning and said oh you know where is premier smith you know finding
00:32:31.580rooting out corruption next in alberta in education in in in the courts in in health care
00:32:38.760at alberta health services at the cps i mean there's child trafficking here there's you know
00:32:43.840there's there's there's money being wasted you know at ahs uh i mean you know this is something
00:32:50.660else i wanted to ask you because you had been uncovering this child trafficking ring that was
00:32:56.500running through AHS, and I think BC Health to some extent as well, correct? Is there any updates with
00:33:02.180that? Well, the update is that thanks to my exposure of the pedophilia that's aided by the
00:33:11.320College of Physicians, by Alberta Health Services, by the Alberta prosecutors, and so on, where they
00:33:17.820basically drop all these cases to make sure that they're not properly investigated and handled by
00:33:22.420the courts um i'm no longer uh in being invited to the second injection of truth event because i
00:33:29.120exposed all of this during the first injection of truth event and apparently the ucp brass were
00:33:33.180very upset that i exposed the fact that pedophiles and child rapists were getting their medical
00:33:39.380licenses back by the college of physicians and surgeons while doctors like dr roger hopkinson
00:33:44.300dr daniel nagasi were being stripped of their licenses and persecuted for talking about
00:33:49.340ivermectin and talking about you know masks uh vaccine mandates and so on and when i pointed that
00:33:55.660out to what was one of the biggest ucp events of the past two years apparently the ucp brass were
00:34:02.540not happy that i was exposing this sort of child trafficking that was going on at the elite levels
00:34:08.960here in alberta facilitated by our institutions like alberta health services college of physicians
00:34:14.760and so on. And they were so unhappy that I'm not being invited to the second event, which is being
00:34:20.100held in March in a few weeks. And so I've always said the pedophiles are a protected class in
00:34:27.240Alberta. The courts are in on it. The police are in on it. RCMP are in on it. And a lot of it runs
00:34:33.460through. Well, I shouldn't say a lot of it runs through. I think there's involvement of individuals
00:35:35.520And if I don't understand how UCP doesn't back me on anything, because that means that they're involved in pedophilia or to some degree, they are protecting pedophilia, child sex trafficking.
00:35:49.640They're certainly protecting the pharmaceutical industry.
00:35:52.000The vaccines were still in, you know, Alberta is still injecting six month old babies with cancer causing DNA contaminated mRNA vaccines.
00:36:01.000there are now several states that are rushing legislation to ban mRNA vaccines. I think
00:36:07.340starting with Montana and Idaho. And I think it was last time I checked, it was like six states
00:36:12.480that are preparing legislation to ban mRNA vaccines. And yet we're still pushing them
00:36:18.060into kids of all ages down to six months old. So how is the UCP on the wrong side of all of
00:36:24.920these issues well i don't understand here here's a question for you this child trafficking ring
00:36:31.440how long in in your experience that you've seen all of this stuff how long has this been going on
00:36:38.180it's hard to tell because i i haven't dug far enough into the past what what i came across
00:36:47.160was i wanted to know who does the college of physicians and surgeons persecute because i
00:36:53.320was dragged through a college tribunal and only 2% of all complaints, medical complaints, ever
00:36:59.600make it to a tribunal. So I thought, okay, well, why am I one of the 2%? And it was a completely
00:37:04.380fraudulent case because I refused a $400,000 bribe offer from Alberta Health Services to
00:37:10.780settle a lawsuit. And when I looked at the cases, what I noticed was that the people who had been
00:37:18.660involved in allegations of child sexual abuse were being let go by the college or were being
00:37:25.460protected or were being given their licenses back. And when you look back, I saw these cases going
00:37:32.380back to Rachel Notley's government. And one of the pedophiles that was let go was the president
00:37:38.620of the Alberta College of Family Physicians. You can't make this up. He was the president. He was
00:37:44.220the leader of all the family doctors in Alberta. He tried to traffic a five-year-old girl from
00:37:49.160British Columbia to have sex with and make child pornography. He was so protected that the University
00:37:54.800of Alberta, where he was an esteemed professor, refused to cooperate with the RCMP when he was
00:38:01.280first arrested. That's how protected he was. And eventually the Alberta prosecutors, crown
00:38:06.140prosecutors in 2021, dropped the case a few days before he was supposed to appear in court
00:38:11.480and potentially testify about his case.
00:38:16.200The Crown prosecutors in Alberta dropped the entire case.
00:38:18.960He was the president of the Alberta College of Family Physicians.
00:38:21.700Another pedophile that I exposed was the AHS Chief Medical Officer of Health
00:38:35.480The BC NDP paid him almost a million dollars in salary
00:38:38.620before he finally got sentenced to prison.
00:38:40.520You know how much protection he got? There were 28 health care leaders in Alberta, AHS executives, college officials, top health care executives who sent letters to the judge telling the judge, do not put him in prison.
00:38:55.020This is a good guy. He's our friend. We would trust our children with him.
00:49:03.960They've certainly tried, you know, the chemo, the immunotherapy, the radiation therapy, and so on.
00:49:07.740And what happens is that the cancer tends to come back.
00:49:10.820If they've had the vaccines, the cancer tends to come back more aggressively.
00:49:15.160And so, but a lot of people who come to me, they've seen my interviews.
00:49:20.120um they have read my sub stack articles they've seen my testimonials because i've now posted
00:49:27.480hundreds of testimonials uh with the use of repurposed drugs and this is this is a category
00:49:32.340this is not you know this is not fringe uh medicine this is not you know healing crystals
00:49:37.960this is this is a category of medicine called repurposed drugs where you take drugs that have
00:49:43.900been approved for one use and you realize that they have efficacy for a different condition
00:49:49.600And so you use them for something else. You repurpose them for a different condition. So in the case of ivermectin, ivermectin was developed as a parasitic. It was repurposed during the COVID-19 pandemic as an antiviral. Why? Because it has antiviral properties, which are well documented in the literature and preclinical research. There's dozens of studies documenting the antiviral activity of ivermectin.
00:50:13.400Well, when I went digging into the ivermectin research, because I wanted to know for myself, okay, is this really just horse paste that's, you know, made up or is this something that really works? And when you actually look at the research, you realize, my God, there is not just a few studies, there's a mountain of evidence that this works.
00:50:30.620It's been used successfully all around the world. It's got incredible antiparasitic properties. It's got antiviral properties. And then there are about 300 or so studies of ivermectin in cancer that no one was talking about, that no one knew about.
00:50:47.620And yet there was a group of Philippine doctors who noticed that the Philippine patients who were popping ivermectin like candy because it's cheap there and they were scared of getting COVID, their tumors were shrinking.
00:51:01.560If they were cancer patients, suddenly their lung tumors were shrinking or their breast tumors were shrinking.
00:51:06.200Well, they noticed that. They said, hey, wait a minute. Ivermectin in high doses seems to be able to shrink tumors in these patients.
00:51:14.500you go back to the research, it's all there. The hundreds of studies in preclinical research are
00:51:19.560all there, but it was abandoned by big pharma. It was ignored. No one used it. No one talked about
00:51:24.820it. And the thing is, in oncology, they cannot try things that have not been put in front of
00:51:30.940them, that have not been put into guidelines by big pharma. So the oncologist cannot go to you
00:51:37.320and say, let me try ivermectin. Let me try fenbenazole. Let me try these repurposed drugs that
00:51:41.760you know, are safe, but have been abandoned by Big Pharma for financial reasons. They're not
00:51:46.980allowed to, because the moment they go outside the established protocols, the chemo protocols,
00:51:53.460which were put there by these big associations, like the American Cancer Society, Canadian Cancer
00:51:59.180Society, who are funded by Big Pharma, the oncologists, the only things they can offer you
00:52:04.920are things that make money for the pharmaceutical industry. That's why it's always chemo, chemo,
00:52:09.220chemo and now it's expensive immunotherapy that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars and the
00:52:14.100next generation is going to be mrna cancer vaccines which are going to cost five hundred thousand
00:52:18.880dollars a pop right because that's no that's something i want to talk to you about because
00:52:22.840trump came out a couple of weeks ago with larry ellison couple of billionaires from saudi arabia
00:52:27.080they said uh we're dropping five hundred billion dollars into this ai let me see if i got this
00:52:34.120right ai mrna cancer vaccine and they say they've already got some of it worked out this whole
00:52:42.760industry they're starting i guess a cottage industry and to me that was petrifying because
00:52:49.560it's mrna for starters and they're throwing ai into it and they're and they're suggesting that
00:52:54.340one of these cancer vaccines can actually be tailored for you your specific physiology i mean
00:53:02.340like is this a pipe dream is this ridiculousness well it's a pipe dream in the sense that it
00:53:09.080doesn't work they've been they've been working on it for years and some of these are in phase
00:53:15.260three trials already so there is a mRNA cancer vaccine for melanoma that moderna has a partnership
00:53:25.400with merck on and they're doing phase three trials in australia and the uk and what they're finding
00:55:19.180That's what the studies are showing. And that's if you trust Moderna and their clinical trials.
00:55:24.700No, the technology doesn't. But the thing is, it doesn't work.
00:55:29.500And you know what the you know what the you know what the incidence of serious adverse events is?
00:55:34.360Twenty five percent of patients have serious adverse events.
00:55:37.860Twenty five percent of patients have serious side effects from this this this Frankenstein concoction that they're trying to, you know, say is, oh, this is the next big thing in cancer.
00:55:48.180cancer at least this cancer vaccine so when we go to your repurposed drugs uh philosophy and your
00:55:55.460treatments and you see methylene blue and colon cancer this is your latest i think you put this
00:55:59.920up today on your substack by the way it's macismd.substack.com uh we're talking about
00:56:07.620drugs that yes have been repurposed but are not necessarily all as safe as something like
00:56:13.260ivermectin right i mean there are certain side effects that these drugs could possibly have
00:56:17.760So what we don't want is people going to reach for methylene blue off the counter or wherever they can find it if they have cancer, because, you know, that's simplifying the situation.
00:56:28.780They do have to come to somebody like yourself for treatment, right?
00:56:34.180What I found was when I wrote articles about ivermectin or when I wrote articles about fenbendazole, the first thing everyone asked me was what dose?
00:56:46.120So then I have to go back to the research and I have to figure out what is the safe
00:56:49.300dose to take and what are the side effects if you take higher doses and, you know, what
00:56:55.720are the doses needed to actually be effective in cancer?
00:56:58.780And because the, you know, there haven't been human trials done, it's tricky.
00:57:02.800It's hard, you know, it's hard to figure out.
00:57:05.540Anyways, I did figure out a dosing schedule for ivermectin, for fembendazole in cancer.
00:57:12.420I published it. I put it out on my Substack. And it, I mean, it caught the attention of Joe Rogan last year. He was actually reading my Fenn Bendazole article on his show. So I've sort of kind of my, you know, I've been sort of two times on his show without being on a show yet. I'd love to get on a show.
00:57:31.160no kidding if someone can make that happen but um but you know there's a there's a lot of work
00:57:36.680that goes into this you can't just you know start popping this stuff uh you have to have an idea of
00:57:41.340the dosing the side effects and so on and so but but that's why i started my cancer clinic
00:57:47.000was because patients were doing random things and they were doing things and they were either
00:57:53.480taking doses that were too low and they weren't working or they were taking doses that were too
00:57:57.860high and then they were having side effects because ivermectin if you go too high it can
00:58:01.800give you confusion it can give you instability um on your feet you could fall you know so it could
00:58:07.920give you you know visual symptoms so you want to take a scientific a proper scientific approach
00:58:14.920to this and i have and i've taken a very rigorous approach to repurposed drugs um i actually have
00:58:23.060the first peer-reviewed publication in the world proposing an ivermectin fenbendazole and
00:58:30.580mabendazole cancer protocol with dosing based on you know over 100 peer-reviewed papers and that
00:58:37.680was peer-reviewed and published just a few months ago and we're working on now what we're working
00:58:42.540on with my co-authors is we're working on case series of of of cases where stage four cancer
00:58:48.120patients are now cancer-free after following a particular dosing regimen. So when you guys come
00:58:53.820up with these treatments and these cocktails of repurposed drugs, how do you, you know,
00:59:01.980the clinic that you've started, how do you get this out to people? How do you get this regimen
00:59:05.720out? The reason I ask you is because one of the viewers sent me this message maybe 10 minutes
00:59:13.500before we started and i don't normally look at messages for two hours before the show starts
00:59:19.180because it's too late for but then this kind of caught my attention so she said to me we have a
00:59:25.320situation with a very good friend in nova scotia who hasn't much time left because of cancer which
00:59:31.560is in his lungs and went to his brain he stopped all treatments and the community had a big party
00:59:36.520for him on saturday passed to celebrate his life well he's still here and he's a musician played
00:59:42.280in the band so lots of music last saturday now he's willing to try ivermectin so we as friends
00:59:48.280of him have quit a bit uh quite a bit i'm sorry this is i guess she was writing it in a hurry
00:59:54.480and willing to send it to him he's down to about 140 pounds so what she's asking here is what would
01:00:00.480be the correct dosage for that and i guess my question to you is first of all this cocktail
01:00:06.820that that you've put together through all of this incredible time and research that you've put into
01:00:11.040it when you're talking about somebody who is dealing in stage four cancer no matter what kind
01:00:17.300of cancer it is and i suppose that makes a difference also can it break i mean like mel
01:00:22.100gibson said you know he he has three friends who are all very very sick very close to the end and
01:00:27.980now not does it work like that it does and like i said i wasn't involved in one of those cases and
01:00:35.600i have i post testimonials of stage four cancer patients who are now cancer free i posted uh
01:00:41.080dozens of them on on twitter on on my sub stack as well um it i have i have patients i have two
01:00:47.680patients who've come off hospice uh and one is cancer free now that never happens by the way
01:00:53.060guys just so you know like when you're in hospice that's pretty much it that's the end of the road
01:00:57.820typically yeah right but um so i have two patients who've come off hospice um and i had one patient
01:01:05.120who was i i don't know if that patient was on hospice or not but i know that patient was offered
01:01:10.860medical assistance in dying uh and and rejected it and is now cancer free uh but they wanted to
01:01:19.380kill that patient uh that was part of the you know the cancer management in canada you know
01:01:25.900unfortunately that's cancer management in Canada for you is that you're offered MAID instead of
01:01:30.880being offered repurposed drugs. So, you know, I actually get a lot of the hardest cases. I was,
01:01:37.040you know, I was doing, I was looking at my, you know, my information and the majority of my
01:01:43.100patients, two thirds of my patients are stage four, stage four progressing disease, not stage
01:01:48.660four stable, stage four getting better, stage four progressing disease on the best treatment
01:01:53.700available in canada or the united states and right now about 80 to 85 percent of my patients are
01:01:59.520either stable or improving and so it won't work on it won't work on everybody there are people who
01:02:05.540don't respond to ivermectin there are people who don't respond to fenbendazole or mebendazole
01:02:09.500sometimes the disease is just too far gone uh the person is too frail there's too much tumor
01:02:15.420everywhere you know you cannot you you can't save everybody unfortunately uh and i'm still
01:02:22.780trying to figure out what that response rate is. Is it 70%, 80%? I don't know how many patients
01:02:28.640ultimately will respond, let's say, to the regimen that I've developed. But there are
01:02:34.760doctors in the United States. Dr. Ruddy is a surgical oncologist who's running an ivermectin
01:02:40.580trial in cancer. Dr. Pierre Corey, I believe, has a cancer clinic where he's using ivermectin
01:02:47.460and Mabendazole as well. So there are doctors who, there are doctors in North America who are
01:02:53.020doing this. I'm probably the only one in Canada who's doing this. And I'm certainly the only one
01:02:56.800who's doing it on the scale that I'm doing it because I've got over a thousand patients and
01:03:01.360there are patients coming to me every single day. I work 16 to 18 hour days. I barely, I sleep maybe
01:03:08.520four hours a night if I'm lucky. And, and so I'm extremely busy. I'm getting no help from UCP.
01:03:14.520I'm getting no help from Premier Danielle Smith.
01:03:16.540I'm certainly getting no help from Alberta Health Services
01:03:18.560or the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
01:03:26.860Now I spoke to my lawyer who basically laughed and said,
01:03:29.940yeah, let them try because I think the Alberta people
01:03:33.720will literally dissolve the college themselves before.
01:03:38.780They'll form a wall around your house.
01:03:40.840I think before the college can stop me from helping cancer patients and actually putting stage four cancer patients into remission, I think the people of Alberta will have something to say about that.
01:03:53.500How do people, I mean, this, this particular person who reached out to me before the show
01:03:58.720started, William, she's in Nova Scotia. And how do people reach out to you to get,
01:04:05.880I don't know if you go through a diagnosis process or what the deal is, but how can they
01:04:11.780reach out to you to, to see if they can maybe help their friend? So what's, what's happened
01:04:16.080is I don't advertise. I don't have a website. I, I only, it only goes through my email,