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Doctors' God Complex and Lost Treatment Tools

Day 1 · 3:37:50 · Ron Johnson · Catherine Christensen · Shawn Buckley

  • 🩺 Senator Johnson says doctors need confidence for life-and-death calls yet more humility about complexity and error.
  • 🧪 He cites Paul Marik losing ivermectin and high-dose vitamin C under hospital protocols while ICU patients died.
  • 🧬 He calls sidelining natural immunity for experimental gene therapy absurd and urges truth-seeking with admissions of error.

Johnson closes on medical humility, suppressed early treatments, and immune-system neglect.

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Transcript

Ron Johnson · 3:37:50

I mean, take a look at these. So have people some slack. But at the same time, doctors need to be— one thing I've seen is there's a God complex to doctors. And by the way, it's necessary. If you're making life and death decisions, you better have that level of confidence and then be willing to forgive yourself when you make the wrong decision. It's gonna happen. It's called medical practice. But within that reality, have a little more modesty, a little more humility. You know, when you get somebody that you, you know, somebody's calling a crackpot 'cause they're using this horse paste, open up your mind to it. I mean, this, you know, Pierre Corrie, this Paul Merrick, these guys are smart people. You know, one testimony in, in— I think this is my COVID-19: A Second Opinion— came from Paul Marik, who's just an eminently qualified, world-renowned critical care specialist. And because hospital protocols, they literally took away the tools he was using.

Ron Johnson · 3:38:52

He was using high-dose, you know, vitamin C, which, by the way, he's kind of shown cures sepsis and still not being readily accepted. But ivermectin— they took away all of his tools.

Catherine Christensen · 3:39:05

Tools.

Ron Johnson · 3:39:05

And he had like 7— I think he had 7 patients in critical care in the ICU that he believed he could treat successfully. He said, but they, they took away my tools. They, they tied my hands behind my back, and all I could do was sit by and watch my patients die. Again, that's powerful testimony, and, and hospital administrators and other doctors need to look at that and, and search their souls. You know, yeah, you have to be confident, but you also have to be modest and humble as, as you approach life and death decisions, as you, as you approach the complexity of the human body. I mean, our immune system is a marvel. How could they kick it to the, the curb and say, ah, can't, can't rely on that, rely on our experimental gene therapy. Again, it's, it's absurd, isn't it?

Ron Johnson · 3:40:09

It's absurd. But we live that absurdity, and to a certain extent we still are. But again, the solution: focus on the areas of agreement, aggressively pursue the truth, and when you're wrong I'm going to admit it.

Shawn Buckley · 3:40:38

I just— we're getting close to the end of the time that we have slotted for you.