The Tucker Carlson Show - Dr. Michael Nehls

00:00:00.000 well things are changing so fast that it's hard to think about what the future might look like

00:00:14.900 but pause for a second and force yourself what will the world look like in say 10 years 15 years

00:00:21.180 50 years well the outlines are pretty clear if the people who run things powerful forces and by

00:00:27.420 that we mean very specifically the u.s government the chinese government the u.n if they have their

00:00:33.720 way there will be a lot less private property a lot less privacy for the average person and for

00:00:40.960 the average person a lot of really big decisions we made not individually but by machines so that's

00:00:48.520 clearly the direction we're going the question is who wants that and the answer is very very few

00:00:52.880 people that's dystopian doesn't quite capture it that's horrifying that's a nightmare and so if you

00:00:59.300 had to bring about that future with the consent of the governed as in a democracy that would be

00:01:04.680 impossible because no one will ever want that it's too ugly and sad it's clearly anti-human it's a dead

00:01:11.360 end so how do you do it well you only have two options you can use force just put a gun in people's 0.99

00:01:17.820 faces and say do this accept this or i'll kill you that's messy and hard and it requires a lot of guns 0.97

00:01:23.820 it also requires a kind of muscular attitude an aggression not just a passive aggression probably 0.97

00:01:29.400 not going to happen or you can do something else you can make people want it that's very different

00:01:37.480 from convincing them there's almost no effort to convince you of anything anymore in case you haven't

00:01:41.500 noticed they've totally given up on argument as a means of reaching some kind of mutual consent

00:01:47.940 doesn't exist anymore but they can instead make you want it well how would they do that well the

00:01:55.220 fastest way to do that would be by say changing your brain is that happening well you have to kind

00:02:02.180 of wonder what was covid by the way it was the other day it feels like we haven't really talked about

00:02:08.180 what that was it wasn't just some random virus it probably wasn't even just a lab leak accidentally

00:02:14.580 this was a bioweapons lab run by the chinese government paid for in part by the u.s government 0.94

00:02:20.060 and it went global but it really went to the west that's the truth to the english-speaking world to europe

00:02:28.360 and it seemed to have changed people so what's going on here is something going on here

00:02:33.840 and if so what can you do about it how do you preserve the sovereignty of your own mind maybe

00:02:41.200 that's the most important question very few people are thinking about this seriously lots of people

00:02:45.480 are speculating about it but very few scientists are looking at the specifics of how this might be

00:02:50.960 done and what you might do about it in fact there's really just one that we're aware of and we're about

00:02:55.340 to meet him he is german his name is michael nels he's a medical doctor physician he's a molecular

00:03:00.240 geneticist and he's written what seems to be an amazing new book called the indoctrinated brain

00:03:05.760 how to successfully fend off the global attack on your mental freedom and we are honored to have

00:03:11.420 him join us now dr jones thank you very much oh i'm very honored to be here thank you very much

00:03:16.300 actually it honors my work well and we're honored to have you so i i sort of non-technically and maybe

00:03:22.780 grossly uh generalized summarized this idea but i'd like you to bring some science to it that maybe

00:03:30.920 covid not just the vax but the virus itself change the way people think and feel about themselves and

00:03:38.540 understand themselves do you think that's possible yeah it's absolutely possible and it was already

00:03:42.780 shown with sars-cov-1 the predecessor of sars-cov-2 yes uh it was published already 2007 2008 papers which

00:03:52.160 showed that the spike protein itself is capable of doing something which we call neuroinflammation

00:03:58.960 that means a kind of a cytokine storm in the brain and i've worked on this issue for the last 10 to 15

00:04:06.720 years actually published a paper unified theory of alzheimer's disease which is uh alzheimer's most

00:04:13.840 people think it's it's the cause is age but the real cause of alzheimer's is actually neuroinflammation

00:04:19.760 and our lifestyle and so uh the reason it's age is correlated to it is just because it takes decades

00:04:27.440 to do yes but neuroinflammation can be caused by many things it can be caused by excessive fear

00:04:34.320 by fear-mongering neuroinflammation can be caused by bacteria by via viruses by infection chronic

00:04:41.360 infections yes so it was shown that uh in order that the hip campus it's our autobiographical memory

00:04:48.240 center which is the center where alzheimer's starts needs to be to be functional uh something which

00:04:55.520 we call adult hippocampal neurogenesis a permanent production of new nerve cells which have many many

00:05:02.240 functions we need to talk about they are essentially our mental immune system and if this production is

00:05:08.800 essentially shut down then our mental immune system breaks down and we are free for everything i mean we are

00:05:15.760 we can be conquered and we would even accept it and so so i was working on this mental immune system

00:05:22.160 and so you're describing a physical just to it's physical you're exactly it's physical this is not

00:05:27.040 emotional this is not the product of propaganda you're saying that the way that your brain functions

00:05:31.280 as a physical matter can be changed to make you more controllable emotions essentially change the way the

00:05:37.760 brain works and strong emotions fear for example particularly in a situation where your mental immune system

00:05:45.200 is down meaning that your psychological resilience is down it leads to a very strong effect in the brain

00:05:52.320 kind of a neurotoxic effect leakage of molecules out of the neurons which are recognized by immune cells

00:05:59.920 in the in the brain and this recognition leads to an activation of an immune response very strong immune

00:06:06.880 response activating cytokines pro-inflammatory cytokines and they attack the hippocampus our autobiographical

00:06:14.480 memory center shutting down essentially many many functions like for example curiosity

00:06:20.560 like for example psychological resiliency drops meaning that everything that happens leads to an

00:06:26.800 increased rate of depression and it shuts down which i've shown recently in which i've put in my book

00:06:32.960 it shuts down our ability to think

00:06:34.880 you're you're describing what we're seeing all around i have to say this proves nothing but i

00:06:44.480 thought it was interesting i got coveted a couple of years ago and um not the worst sickness i've ever

00:06:49.760 had but it had the most profound emotional effect for a couple of days i've never feel depressed i've

00:06:55.120 never felt that depressed as i did when i had it i felt defeated i didn't expect that i've never heard

00:07:01.200 anybody say that that was a side effect of covid is that is it it is yeah uh so when in 2007 2008 the

00:07:10.880 first papers came out on how sars-cov-1 specifically the spike protein is able to activate the new

00:07:17.040 inflammatory process shutting down the production of these nerve cells in the hippocampus in our

00:07:22.880 autobiographical memory center the consequences are clear in the short term you are prone to depression

00:07:29.600 in the long term you're actually prone to alzheimer's if you don't change the course of events

00:07:34.400 of course in that time the spike protein was not i think able to actually enter the brain and they

00:07:41.200 changed that so when i was actually almost laughing because it was so so deeply depressing in a way so

00:07:47.600 my reaction was kind of funny i said when the nobel prize was given in 2023 to this yeah mrna program

00:07:57.600 bringing the spike protein into humans by genetic engineering um the the two researchers who got the

00:08:06.080 nobel prize actually said in an interview well we came up with idea this idea 15 years ago so when you

00:08:13.280 look back 15 years ago it was clear that the spike protein is a bio weapon against the brain particularly

00:08:19.760 the part of the brain which we call our or i call our mental immune system which is the very

00:08:27.200 very important part that makes us human you know which allows us to think which allows us to be

00:08:34.240 curious which allows us yeah to to explore the world and develop a culture everything so the spike protein

00:08:42.720 essentially attacked humankind the very basis of humans of course at that time the spike protein was kind of

00:08:51.360 yeah yeah not very dangerous because uh it was an external inflammation outside the brain which of

00:08:57.440 course is transmitted to the brain that's known and so we had an indirect neuroinflammation if you really

00:09:03.440 want to attack the brain you have to get the spike protein into the brain that's that's that's really dangerous

00:09:09.360 dangerous and so two things happened actually here so first of all they changed the sarscroft

00:09:16.000 one into sarscroft two by including this furine cleavage side into the spike genome in the gene of

00:09:23.920 the spike protein so if you insert this cleavage side you create essentially a target for a molecular scissor

00:09:32.000 scissor that all our cells have you know which we call furine a furine cleavage cleaves the spike

00:09:38.640 protein two halves we have two two subunits s1 and s2 and the s1 subunit is the outer part interferes

00:09:46.080 interacts with the same receptor that is also our fear receptor our danger receptor in the on the immune

00:09:52.240 cells and that these triggers essentially a cascade of events which at the end leads to an output of

00:09:59.360 enormous amounts of pro-inflammatory cytokines each of one of them each individual of them the whole

00:10:05.440 cascade of different ones interleukin-1 interleukin-16 of alpha interleukin-17 whatever all of them were

00:10:12.800 shown to shut down the production of new nerve cells in the hippocampus which we require for curiosity

00:10:18.960 psychological resilience and our ability to think and those are the effects of the vax of the mrna

00:10:25.200 vaccine not only the vax the virus itself i think you may be i mean this it's a lot to take in but

00:10:32.800 you may be answering the question why after the mrna vax was shown not to stop transmission

00:10:42.880 did governments continue to push it on their populations absolutely they pushed it even on on

00:10:47.440 on unborn children you know when they yes women who are pregnant uh young children so i these are all

00:10:55.920 different pieces of a puzzle i couldn't understand and uh only when i realized it's not about health

00:11:03.520 it's not about not even money it's about uh conquering the human mind then it totally made sense suddenly

00:11:12.000 and all the pieces of the puzzle fell together seamless and i had a picture in front of me which

00:11:16.960 clearly showed what what they are up to and that is really to undermine the human ability to think

00:11:23.360 and it's even worse than that it's even worse than that which i show in the book because we need

00:11:29.520 this production of these new nerve cells not only for curiosity psychological resilience or our ability

00:11:34.800 to think they are also necessary for memorizing and retrieving new memories so if you shut down this

00:11:42.480 production and force the hippocampus to memorize all these different stories this fear-mongering

00:11:48.960 narratives then these narratives will enter the brain they will be and will be memorized in the hippocampus

00:11:57.120 but for a cost they will override pre-existing memories there's no other way around it because you

00:12:03.360 have no production of new nerve cells allowing new memories formed without harming previous ones so

00:12:08.560 what happens is you override with the narratives with the fear narratives with the technocratic narratives

00:12:14.640 you override your pre-existing memories your individuality or your personality and change it

00:12:22.720 if intentional this would be the most evil thing ever done absolutely absolutely when i wrote the book

00:12:28.800 my wife actually is the the person who first reads it and corrects it and she almost got a heart attack

00:12:35.520 doing that i mean she had really problems reading chapter by chapter because the evil that the book

00:12:40.480 reveals is traumatic so you spent your entire life within science yeah um and so the people who did this

00:12:50.080 or who made it possible are in some cases for people you know but certainly the kind of people you know

00:12:55.520 yeah how hard was it for you to reach the conclusion that those people were responsible for something

00:13:00.880 so evil for me it was extremely difficult to accept um because the last 15 years i spent my life

00:13:08.320 essentially i wrote actually four or five national bestsellers in germany and now they are going to be

00:13:13.680 translated in english because this book is now making it making its way in the english world of course and

00:13:18.320 this so so to speak puts the others will trail behind it but i spent the last 15 years trying to

00:13:26.000 convince people that alzheimer's is not uh something you can't avoid when you get when you get older

00:13:32.400 but it was not about not about alzheimer's it was about something else alzheimer's is just the tip of

00:13:37.920 an iceberg of a society whose mental immune system is not functioning the cause of alzheimer's is the

00:13:44.000 inability to produce these new nerve cells over several decades that's the cause of alzheimer's

00:13:49.520 so you have to reactivate this production to prevent it but since it takes decades the cases of alzheimer's

00:13:56.640 are just the tip of an iceberg of a society whose mental immune system is down give you another example

00:14:03.680 the the um if the psychological resilience is down because the production of these nerve cells is down

00:14:10.720 then the likelihood increases that you get depression and depression became the number one disease in

00:14:17.520 2017. actually the who said in 2019 is now the most common disease on earth number one so if you

00:14:28.080 realize depression is inversely correlated to the production of these new nerve cells that means in

00:14:33.360 2019 even maybe in 2017 the mental immune system of the human society was down at or it was at its

00:14:41.200 lowest level we were easy to conquer we were easy to accept what was happening so for those of us who've

00:14:49.280 noticed that people who've taken the mrna vax and boosters seem different psychologically yeah we're not

00:14:57.440 imagining that yeah no no no no it's it's that's what's really happening you see people who um who

00:15:04.160 are not who have not a high production of these uh cells in the hippocampus they act normally during the

00:15:10.560 day in a normal situation they do whatever humans do and you don't realize it i saw that actually even in

00:15:18.880 the part of my yeah of people i know that um when i saw them at parties we could talk about everything

00:15:26.080 which is trivial but as soon as you start to talk about something more difficult it was before 2020

00:15:32.400 you realize that they don't want to you put their brain into into in a working mode they just avoided

00:15:40.000 these topics and these very people who are not interested in really thinking were the ones who

00:15:46.000 actually took the shots very quickly because you have to see the mental immune system as i already

00:15:53.120 counted off you know curiosity is lacking you know so you and the other side of the coin of curiosity is

00:15:59.840 psychological resilience because being curious meaning you enter a new space new thoughts and

00:16:04.960 everything that's new is per se potentially dangerous yeah we have to have a high psychological

00:16:09.920 resilience to enter this new space so if both this down curiosity and psychological resilience then you

00:16:16.880 accept everything and uh particularly if something comes with a lot of fear you know oh you could

00:16:22.640 die your family could die everything is very very dangerous then you you fall back to to i would

00:16:30.080 say cortical reflexes like um like something that is inborn in us behavior that's inborn and one

00:16:37.360 behavior that's inborn of course in humans is uh and that's natural is if there's a danger you you

00:16:44.160 go you go you go into the group you don't try to be isolated you go you follow the group and if

00:16:49.920 people tell you the group is going to take this vaccine then everybody runs and i want to have it

00:16:55.120 too you know you don't think you just follow the crowd

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00:18:47.200 about what i think you said were known well known by the time covet was loosed on the world and the mrna

00:18:55.440 vaccines well i i didn't discover that i just used the papers and publications which were out there to

00:19:01.200 come to this conclusion and if i can read these papers everybody else can do that it's they are public

00:19:06.320 it's not like it's hidden information so that was clear you see when when the virus broke out by whatever

00:19:13.840 reason it was long not clear to me and i there's no eyewitness who tells us yeah we actually did it on

00:19:19.760 purpose yes um but and everybody knew that the virus based on this viewing cleavage site produces a spike

00:19:27.920 version that can enter the brain and has all these detrimental effects on our mental health so that was

00:19:34.880 really bad and uh and even if that was not on purpose what was clearly on purpose was the mrna injection

00:19:42.640 program that was on purpose that was forced and here the people who actually forced us or forced

00:19:50.080 people psychologically to to under undergo this injection they had a choice they had many many

00:19:56.000 choices they had the choice for example to change the mrna that it doesn't contain the cleavage site

00:20:02.880 that the spike protein is not able to enter the brain they could have had another choice they could have

00:20:08.480 taken proteins instead instead of mrna which is modified to stay long in our body which doesn't

00:20:14.000 make any sense for an in for for getting an in an immune response and uh that doesn't make any sense

00:20:21.520 at all they had another choice they could have taken not to spike protein which is dangerous they could

00:20:26.800 have taken for example nucleocapsid which is another part of the virus which is not dangerous to us and

00:20:32.080 actually was proven to give us a very good immunity if you have a natural infection

00:20:36.560 so that it was it was proposed there are papers out there in 2020 proposing that and it was ignored

00:20:42.480 and then the mrna itself is dangerous because you put it or you have to package it because it's it's

00:20:47.840 not very stable you have to package and the packaging itself is dangerous it's very pro-inflammatory

00:20:53.760 meaning again attacking the brain because it causes neuroinflammation and in in addition to that it was

00:21:00.720 shown that a large portion of it actually of the mrna you know packaged with the lipid nanoparticles can

00:21:09.280 actually enter the brain they it's actually it was the and lipid nanoparticles were actually produced

00:21:16.880 or even vented to enter the brain so that i'm asking to stop it for a second that when the

00:21:24.480 injections were first rolled out i remember reading someone say actually this could cross the blood brain

00:21:29.440 barrier yeah sure that's why and that person was shouted down immediately you're a conspiracy nut

00:21:33.920 you're crazy i think we now admit that that's the case no it was already published by the the european

00:21:38.720 medical association actually published a paper showing that four percent of the yeah circulating you 0.89

00:21:45.520 know uh mrna can enter the brain and what was shocking to me actually is the way they did the

00:21:51.520 injections itself that even that is revealing if you really want to make sure that a large proportion is

00:21:58.000 circulating you have to make sure that you inject it in a way that the likelihood that it enters the

00:22:03.760 bloodstream is higher and when i was trained as a medical doctor i learned that if i have to give an

00:22:09.120 injection that has to stay at the injection place yes you actually draw a little bit blood and if there's

00:22:14.560 blood to be drawn you know you are in a vein or in it yes artery or something so you you change the

00:22:20.640 position of the needle tip to inject it into fat yeah in the fat or in the muscle but not in in the vein but

00:22:27.120 here there was clearly the the the the indication or there was actually the rule no with this one we

00:22:33.200 have to inject it without drawing the blood first without checking if it's in the bloodstream and

00:22:38.640 that's made the major reason actually why for example young adults who um usually muscular doing sport

00:22:46.320 had so often myocarditis even deadly myocarditis because they have the big veins so they get the full

00:22:52.320 dose you know that's the explanation so you believe based on the way it was designed manufactured and

00:23:01.440 administered that it was intentional that the people who did this wanted it to get into the well

00:23:08.240 everything is this whole list of what i've just given you you know of of things which could have been

00:23:14.400 different if there were no intention was not even considered or if people proposed it was negated so

00:23:22.080 i think well let's put it this way in my book i only bring all the scientific evidence i bring all the

00:23:29.600 pieces of the puzzle i show how the pieces of the puzzle can can be put together seamless and so it's

00:23:34.720 very likely it's the correct picture but at the end of the day i'm not accusing anybody i just i'm just

00:23:41.280 let's say the prosecutor saying this might be the case i have my personal opinion but at the end

00:23:46.720 it's the reader who is the is the jury i was interested uh to notice where this was administered

00:23:53.040 these shots so china no i don't i don't think china forced its population to take the mrna shots

00:24:01.600 is that correct it was only a testing ground essentially and right because people were fearful

00:24:06.000 enough actually at the time when uh or a year later my wife and i were in in in egypt on a vacation

00:24:13.360 just for a week and uh we talked to the people there who uh went with us to the to the big sites

00:24:19.920 to have there you know the the ancient uh ruins and so forth and uh we talked to them and they said

00:24:26.000 they they actually had to pay money there was like a an auction going on who gets the shot first

00:24:31.280 so i don't know if you have to even to to push people to do that it's evil to do that of course

00:24:38.320 but the psychological pressure was so high that uh that they got a huge proportion of people already

00:24:43.760 it didn't seem accidental to me that you had this covid shot campaign and then within a year they opened

00:24:52.240 the borders and changed the population of the country and in a way that most countries would never

00:24:58.080 accept what's happening in the united states right now yeah there are many things going on at the

00:25:01.840 moment you see the if you if you look at what i'm describing here it's all about the autobiographical

00:25:08.000 memory center and the autobiographical memory center records what we think what we experience

00:25:14.480 what we discuss with our friends everything is recorded but it cannot record everything uh so it's

00:25:20.960 kind of a misterm here it records everything what it can record and it has a threshold and the

00:25:27.280 threshold is it has to come with emotion so you can only learn new things if they are kind of

00:25:33.680 emotional to you yes the stereotypical behavior you you don't remember that you did something you do

00:25:38.960 every day exactly we know all that so it has to come with an emotion so if you really want to

00:25:44.640 transform a brain so first you have it's a two-step process first you block the neurogenesis the

00:25:49.840 production of new nerve cells and hippocampus then you come up with the stories you want to install

00:25:55.920 but since they have to come with an emotion they you can't come with the same story every day you

00:26:01.520 have to change the story day by day you have to come up with new stories with with the same intent

00:26:08.880 something is breaking down the world is shut down everything is dangerous i'm losing my job because

00:26:13.840 immigration i might my family might be killed because we have an atomic war based on these local wars we

00:26:20.560 have the war against climate change everybody will drown because the water will rise all these stories

00:26:26.880 come up day by day actually the world economy forum has a program a brochure they bring out every january

00:26:33.840 and they call they talk about perma crisis and they have hundreds of points that they are actually

00:26:39.280 listed in my book what they have in mind or in their background where we can start the next crisis we

00:26:45.760 need to change the story so that at the end of the day your personal history is overwritten by this

00:26:53.600 fear-mongering stories and you have to change it otherwise it doesn't work so you that's explains it it

00:27:00.160 explains something very interesting actually by the way i couldn't understand because as i show in the book

00:27:06.560 it was all well planned i mean there were plans already out there 2018 2000 yeah the program 201 we know

00:27:13.040 that event everything was planned but when it really happened actually happened in 2020 our government

00:27:19.840 in germany for example had new rules every day changing rules all the time and i said they are

00:27:24.960 behaving like they didn't know what they do but everything was so well planned i mean the vaccine

00:27:29.680 was out so quickly everything was planned but they did as if they had no idea what they should do

00:27:36.160 but in reality if you look from the point of view of the hippocampus of your autobiography memory

00:27:41.760 this changing of rules is part of the plan it has to be part of the plan because changing the rules

00:27:47.680 mean you have to memorize everyday new rules and they override your your your memory center and that's

00:27:56.080 that's so you after a while can't remember what life was like before the rules exactly you see if you

00:28:02.240 want to install and this is all about installing a new operating system yeah you already in your

00:28:08.320 introduction you said you didn't say it but it's like an artificial intelligence controlled society

00:28:13.680 by social storing system and i call it in my book let's say evils social um um social operating system

00:28:23.280 which can actually abbreviate by sos yeah quite nicely it means something else but we know what it what

00:28:30.080 where it ends and um so if that's the plan and you alluded to it and i'm pretty sure everybody

00:28:39.280 who reads schwab's book knows what's going on and what they are intending uh then uh then it's clear

00:28:46.160 you have to to uh to to create a situation where nobody there's no other fence anymore where there's no

00:28:54.240 fence where you can see and oh the green the grass is green on the other side look at other dictatorships

00:29:00.160 fascism in germany uh stalinism whatever yes there was always a fence a border where it was different

00:29:06.720 on the other side but we have to think here global uh if there's if everybody is attacked then there is

00:29:12.480 no border there is no other side there's no way no no no place you can hide no place you can go but

00:29:19.440 there's another border in your brain the brain of of history you know it was different in the past

00:29:24.800 but once you start overriding the past and even this border is gone there is no way you can there's

00:29:30.160 no refugee anymore nothing you can can go back to and think about okay it was different in the former 1.00

00:29:37.040 times we have to get back to that place to this time to we have to change something yes and the ability

00:29:43.920 to change something comes with individuality creativity individuality as closely linked

00:29:49.120 but what's happening here is we destroy individuality that means we destroy the creative

00:29:54.240 power of humanity and then we just follow the rules that the artificial intelligence so you're really

00:30:00.720 describing a kind of mass alzheimer's i mean with no no because a person without memory isn't fully a

00:30:07.520 person yeah i give you another word for that uh it's um you see the ability to think uh there

00:30:15.040 was a nobel prize given for that actually in 2002 to daniel kahneman a psychologist uh the nobel

00:30:21.920 prize was in economics uh how do we come to decisions in in difficult times so to speak that's what's

00:30:27.520 the nobel prize of course it was for businesses but nevertheless he described a mental energy that we need

00:30:33.920 to activate thinking and in my book i describe what this mental energy is it comes from the production

00:30:39.920 of these new nerve cells so if you shut down the ability to think then you are stuck with the

00:30:47.200 non-thinking brain which he called system one so system one two is the sinking brain the thinking

00:30:52.960 system one is our default action during the day which doesn't require any energy we call system one

00:30:59.680 another nobel prize winner who was trying to find out where the our consciousness is and our

00:31:05.520 consciousness is in the brain uh francis trick he discovered he got the nobel prize for discovering dna

00:31:10.480 he published a paper in 2003 with uh with koch his colleague and he said system two is great that we

00:31:18.240 have it it's essentially the motor of our society you know the sinking ability yes and but it's also good

00:31:25.200 to have system one which which allows us in in standard situations to to actually react in a way

00:31:31.680 that doesn't cost any mental energy and he named the system one the zombie mode zombie mode zombie mode

00:31:40.320 so if you are not able to engage system two anymore and that's what my book describes under the attack

00:31:45.760 of the virus and the fear-mongering and a lifestyle is not very healthy then of course we are stuck in a

00:31:51.760 a zombie mode and i really fear the zombie society very much um a couple of questions what what does

00:32:02.400 this do to religious faith which was at the center of all societies until the second world war does a

00:32:08.480 zombie mode does does a zombie population have religious faith um i'm not sure if you are religious

00:32:15.920 to begin with you certainly will um will be the drive will be uh still religious belief but again

00:32:25.040 religious belief belief is based on memory and if memory is overwritten uh well i i think i gave you

00:32:32.240 already the answer yes you did um what can you do about it to the people watching who had the mrna shots

00:32:40.160 i think most of whom regret it yeah sure my sympathy goes out yeah but what is this reversible it's

00:32:46.320 reversible um actually this is what my paper unified theory of alzheimer's disease is all about is that

00:32:53.280 the power of of the adult hippocampal neurogenesis lies in the fact that it it's it's the that the hippocampus

00:33:01.200 or autobiographical memory center has the ability to produce new nerve cells every day and every night

00:33:07.200 and this production rate actually doesn't decline if we grow older actually even 80 years old have a

00:33:13.920 production rate which is similar to 18 years old so that's why alzheimer's is not natural it's it's it's

00:33:21.440 based on a lifestyle that doesn't allow an efficient production and efficient production needs what

00:33:27.600 everything that grows needs let's say micronutrients uh in humans maybe physical activity everything that was

00:33:34.800 natural before we entered the modern world so alzheimer's was not a disease and 100 years ago it

00:33:41.280 was unknown essentially but the modern world changed our way so far away from our natural needs that we

00:33:48.640 yeah that the production rate is actually low and that was the reason 2017 that depression rates were high

00:33:54.400 it's a very strong indicator indicator in 2019 for example alzheimer's was the number three this uh

00:34:01.680 death deadly disease in europe and in americas so it's uh it's all about the hippocampus so it was

00:34:08.560 already damaged long ago uh over the decades before 2020 was uh was was coming up and there everything

00:34:16.080 accelerated just to give you an example in 2020 compared to 2019 depression rates you remember it

00:34:22.960 was the highest 2017-2019 worldwide tripled in the united states you know in 2020 due to the measure

00:34:30.000 measurements to the measures to the mandates to everything because everything that was done

00:34:35.680 inhibited the production of new nerve cells for example the closing of sports centers if you do a

00:34:42.320 sport in let's say as a prehistoric person you have to leave the cage you know the cave i mean yes

00:34:50.880 you leave the cave and you go outside and you have to remember where it might be danger where you is

00:34:56.160 maybe a tree full of fruits where you can find something to eat whatever so we have to remember

00:35:01.360 so every time we walk around we activate a number of hormones growth hormone eritopoetine even our

00:35:08.240 muscles produce hormones like irisene and all these hormones have the function to make us physically more

00:35:15.200 able to do the next hike outside you know yeah so it's a training effect but what i show in the book

00:35:20.800 here is that every hormone is an activator of adult hippocampal neurogenesis so if you start

00:35:27.440 doing physical exercise you actually enhance your mental abilities and of course if anything that has

00:35:34.400 to grow it doesn't must get everything it needs as a nutrient so if you have deficiencies in certain

00:35:41.280 nutrients that are required for the production of these nerve cells it will be shut down one such

00:35:46.320 nutrient for example is vitamin d or omega-3 fatty acids it was shown that the low level of vitamin d

00:35:53.920 accelerates brain aging particularly it accelerates the development of depression and alzheimer's

00:36:00.640 so we have to raise the vitamin d level to a level that is natural the natural level would be 125

00:36:06.400 nanomol per liter it was shown by the way the same level of 125 nanomol per liter peer-reviewed paper

00:36:12.640 meta-analysis showed nobody would die of covid if the level is 125 nanomol so it's not only good for

00:36:18.960 our mental immune system it's also good for our physical immune system and for me it was totally

00:36:23.680 clear it's not about health when i realized that there's a strong agenda against vitamin d supplementation

00:36:30.720 so it's not it was like a sword with two cutting edges you know where first of all you cut down the

00:36:38.560 physical immune system making people prone to deathly to a disease which would not be deathly

00:36:43.680 under a high level of vitamin d and that's proven it's caused the causality is proven so you have

00:36:49.440 125 nanomol zero deaths but of course if you want to install a new world order which everybody accepts

00:36:57.520 even if you want to make people believe that the injection is the only way out of the mrna then you

00:37:03.920 have to have some people who actually die so how do you get enough vitamin d uh usually it's

00:37:08.960 supplementation it's not very very difficult and to get to a level that is that is ideal for brain

00:37:15.680 health ideal for immunological health um it's about 125 nanomol per liter that's the level you should

00:37:24.160 have in germany for example people in winter have uh like 20 25 nanomol and the likelihood of uh deadly

00:37:32.480 uh covet for example is increased dramatically so for example when the first studies came out that

00:37:37.920 was before the injection program enrolled the jabs were you know given to people uh in fall of 2020

00:37:44.720 the german cancer research center published a paper nine of ten covet deaths can be prevented just by

00:37:50.640 raising the vitamin d level but nobody was interested in that of course

00:37:54.400 so we were in a meeting here at tcn the other day and i looked around the room and every other

00:38:03.280 person had a kind of ruddy vitality sort of pink cheeks alertness bright eyes full mental acuity and

00:38:13.760 a cheerfulness you could almost smell and i asked why does everyone look so good and part of the answer

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00:40:16.480 meetings as our guys do and you you believe that there is an an active effort to suppress vitamin d order

00:40:26.000 absolutely it it the very journal the most prestigious clinical journal that we know of is the new england

00:40:33.200 journal of medicine that's why all the clinical trials on the mrna were published there you know

00:40:40.800 and they accepted everything that was going this way so it was very intriguing for me to realize that

00:40:47.760 when i saw a paper in 2022 uh on bone health and vitamin d which was uh if i don't know how much time 0.99

00:40:55.440 we have but this paper was bogus you know it was it should not have been accepted because it was stupid 0.95

00:41:01.120 it was just a stupid hipper to be honest the people who had already had i put it very i do it very 0.99

00:41:07.840 short they had a vitamin d level already which is totally in agreement with bone health then they 0.99

00:41:13.360 were separated in two groups or you know randomly one group got an additional vitamin d the other group

00:41:18.960 didn't get any so you have two groups which were already have a vitamin d level which is sufficient for

00:41:25.200 bone health then one group gets a little bit more vitamin d and then the two groups were compared

00:41:30.400 if they had more fractures over five years of course there is no difference between bone health was

00:41:35.120 already taken care of but based on this study that was published in the new indian journal of medicine

00:41:40.640 an editorial was published at the same paper in the same you know journal a final a decisive verdict on

00:41:48.880 vitamin d and the editors come to the conclusion that nobody even with a deficiency needs vitamin d

00:41:55.680 doctors should stop prescribing vitamin d or even checking the vitamin d status and people shouldn't

00:42:01.040 waste money using oh come on yeah it was a new english journal of medicine and and in germany actually

00:42:06.960 it was medscape an article by a german professor he actually is said in a journal in this in medscape

00:42:13.280 that's the most influential uh information uh journal for health practitioners worldwide mainly uh financed by pharma industry

00:42:25.120 and this guy said it's actually a nazi thinking uh to prescribe vitamin d or things like that because that's

00:42:34.160 where the idea of supplementing micronutrients actually was born in his opinion and so giving vitamin d if you

00:42:41.600 you have to think about as a physician if you give vitamin d you're actually following nazi ideology

00:42:50.640 this is so dark it's extremely dark where is it coming from well as i said when i read schwab's book

00:43:01.280 now from the world economy forum about covet and the great reset and uh and the greater set as you

00:43:08.960 already alluded to in your introduction is not something we would welcome if we were yeah mentally

00:43:16.960 mentally at a in a healthy state we would actually yeah say god no so it's clear they want to install

00:43:23.920 that it's the plan for 2030 and it's not only in his book actually when you go through through government

00:43:32.080 documents which i show in the book as well government documents in germany uh 2030 for example they talk

00:43:39.200 about a post-voting society that artificial intelligence knows better than we know what

00:43:45.200 is good for us and that voting is not necessary anymore so it's an abolishing of democracy so uh that's

00:43:52.080 one thing and of course people actually there was an another document i found uh official governmental

00:43:58.400 document that they say in 2030 people will hope that based on climate change the narrative here

00:44:06.880 that we actually will be controlled we want to be controlled by artificial intelligence so that we can

00:44:14.960 have a future for our children but to be perfectly honest uh this book is a counter narrative because um

00:44:22.720 a humane counter narrative because i strongly believe if we have enough mental diversity enough

00:44:30.080 individuality in our society we will come up with ideas uh that uh that will save us you know from

00:44:38.640 destruction like uh pollution and other things you know uh we'll come up with ideas i'm pretty sure but at

00:44:45.120 the moment we have a society based on the depression rates on the alzheimer's rates from everything that

00:44:50.880 we we know of all the power matters that our society is not mentally healthy and this is what my book is

00:44:57.200 all about to change the world into a society that has more mental health that something which we call 0.63

00:45:04.400 democracy is actually possible i mean democracy means the individual has the power to decide but if our

00:45:13.040 individuality our mental immune system is destroyed we we we either not decide because we are fearful

00:45:21.200 or we are we don't allow ourselves an opinion because we fear the consequences

00:45:30.080 the average person who's made it this far 45 minutes in is terrified also recognizes that what

00:45:37.520 you're saying is substantially true because it it comports with what we see all around us the death

00:45:41.840 of curiosity of creativity the hive mind heard herd mentality um all happening all around us but what

00:45:49.920 are the steps particularly for those who submitted to the mrna jab what are the steps you take to retain

00:45:58.240 your psychological resilience the first thing i would propose very eagerly is of course read my book

00:46:04.240 but but but they wouldn't be able to do that maybe they wouldn't be interested i mean curiosity is

00:46:08.640 down everything is down but what people suffer from many people suffer from is what we call brain fog

00:46:15.280 you know the consequences of the jab or of the infection yeah which we call also post-vac or long

00:46:20.880 covid and what i show is that this neuroinflammatory insult on the brain caused by the spike protein

00:46:29.600 leading to a cascade of events in the cell in this immune cells which are in our brain in this cascade

00:46:36.160 which leads to the production of these pro-inflammatory cytokines is a molecule which we call gsk3 beta

00:46:41.920 i think i don't think i have to discuss it in more detail but gsk3 beta is just a molecule a signal

00:46:47.200 transducer and the natural inhibitor of the signal transducer is lithium and it was shown that

00:46:53.840 lithium at very low doses not the one the doses you use for bipolar disorder any depression doses which

00:47:01.520 are 100 folds lower 100 fold like one milligram or so maybe maximum five milligram is sufficient

00:47:08.800 to block it's a natural inhibitor to block this cascade to get rid of the neuroinflammatory response

00:47:15.520 i already proposed this in a book in which i call the corona syndrome it's not published in english yet

00:47:20.240 but in 2021 i said besides with a vitamin d lithium would be able to block the cytokine storm and at

00:47:27.920 end of 2022 just two years ago one and a half years ago a paper was published patients had to go to the

00:47:34.720 hospital severe covet and they were on the brink of having to go to the intensive care unit because

00:47:41.280 breathing problems so they randomized these people into groups they got standard treatment but one group got

00:47:47.600 lithium after only a few days the cytokine storm was completely shut down the people were released

00:47:53.760 from the hospital in half the time than the others and not a single person died so lithium is the key

00:48:00.560 actually i can prove that lithium is essential to humans it's essential by the way that's another funny

00:48:06.960 story the world health organization claims i have found a paper from the world health organization where they

00:48:12.880 show it's essential for goats for rats rodents i can show in papers it's essential for essentially every

00:48:23.360 animal on earth that has where it has been tested but the world health organization argues it's not

00:48:29.760 essential for humans but i can tell you if you would take lithium you don't only get rid of your brain fog you

00:48:37.440 also start that was shown to activate adult hippocampal neogenesis so in my paper of 2016 unified theory of

00:48:44.560 alzheimer's disease i show that lithium as a single molecule can actually stop the progression of alzheimer's

00:48:52.240 has i mean given that you have i think seen and describe in your book the big picture of what's actually

00:48:59.520 going on all these different threads are part of one thing has it changed your view about people or

00:49:06.400 changed your view of the spiritual world i mean this is so evil that and you said it's not about money

00:49:14.720 exclusively and it's not it's not about elections it's much bigger i mean how has that changed you

00:49:19.600 well uh in the last chapter which is the chapter of hope where i show we can change that we can empower

00:49:25.040 ourselves again because you have to understand we talk a lot everywhere about how it happened what

00:49:32.480 happened how it happened how it was instrumentalized all the different steps all the evil things but we

00:49:39.040 need to know why it happened and when we know why and then we know the target and we know the target

00:49:45.520 in this case the hippocampus we know how to change things but uh so the last chapter is about that but

00:49:51.600 the last chapter i also discussed with myself uh why it actually happened in the first place what are

00:49:58.320 these people and i found a couple of books about the and papers publications peer-reviewed that if if you

00:50:05.760 are empowered if you the more power you have something develops which we call acquired sociopathy and

00:50:12.560 maybe that's behind that that people are have kind of a god-like you know self-esteem yes and uh and really

00:50:19.760 believe that they do the right thing in their in their world view you know and uh they might think

00:50:27.440 that we have to eradicate the humankind to save humankind whatever but at the end of the day it

00:50:33.600 doesn't matter what these people think it's more important what the reader is thinking what we all are

00:50:38.320 thinking because we are the majority and um and at the moment about 20 i guess or maybe even 25 to 30

00:50:46.160 percent of the people worldwide realized they already 20 realized it very early 25 to 30 realized it

00:50:53.200 meanwhile in total i guess what's going on and what i argue is if each one of them makes it possible to

00:51:02.080 convince somebody else about what's going on then we are 50 to 60 percent we are majority again and as i

00:51:09.920 alluded to already the people who are not really clear what's going on and don't want to know what's

00:51:14.640 going on they still follow the mass and if the mass is 50 to 60 percent people who can think if we can

00:51:20.240 convince them that there's another majority somewhere else majority of people who want to

00:51:26.080 yeah a humane future for our children then we all will prevail i'm 100 sure last question you live in

00:51:35.680 a country product of society that's i think impressive um but is conformist absolutely yes yeah so how

00:51:42.640 are you treated in germany well if the the mainstream is ignoring me of course you know um wikipedia

00:51:51.280 starts to write interesting stuff about me oh that's the cia's yeah i feel kind of yeah my my for

00:51:58.480 example my wikipedia account up to a year from uh back a year was kind of pristine it was only my science

00:52:04.000 career in there and stuff i did uh and now it's not pristine anymore but uh i told my wife it's actually

00:52:10.400 it's an honor now i mean it's it's like i'm recognized you know uh particularly my my my ideas

00:52:16.720 are recognized and that's the most important part you know so but besides that uh not much happened i

00:52:23.120 don't want to you know ask for it now of course but so much so far uh we have a very strong community

00:52:29.840 of people like you who spread the word who do extremely important work i mean i have to thank you

00:52:35.760 for that uh the work you're doing and many people in europe doing worldwide are doing helping to

00:52:42.240 spread the news spreading the information it i think it's the most important thing at the moment

00:52:46.480 that i can think of and i have good contact meanwhile to all of them that's really good it is

00:52:52.080 important the most important uh dr michael nels the indoctrinated brain in case you want to

00:52:59.120 get get that right away thank you i thank you i appreciate it

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The Tucker Carlson Show - April 09, 2024

Dr. Michael Nehls

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