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DR. MICHAEL SCHWARTZ – “FAUCI’S FICTION” – 1 27 24
DR. MICHAEL SCHWARTZ – “FAUCI’S FICTION” – 1 27 24
DR. MICHAEL SCHWARTZ – “FAUCI’S FICTION” – 1 27 24
Saturday 27th January 2024
Join Dr. Michael Schwartz as he discusses COVID-19, challenging mainstream beliefs and advocating for transparent dialogue on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Michael Schwartz on COVID-19: Separating Fact from Fiction
Episode Overview
- Dr. Schwartz discusses the discrepancies between public narrative and real experiences observed in his clinics.
- He sheds light on key points from his book, 'Fauci's Fiction,' challenging conventional beliefs about COVID-19.
- Addressing concerns about potential future mandates and elections, Dr. Schwartz emphasizes the importance of open and honest dialogue.
- His thought-provoking perspective calls for a re-evaluation of the information disseminated to the public.
The majority of folks who came back sick in our pool of population had a co-infection. You never heard the media talk about that. When you're testing appropriately using PCR, respiratory pathogen panels, you can actually get a very good picture of what's going on.
Are we doomed to repeat the past mistakes of the COVID-19 pandemic? Dr. Michael Schwartz, the owner of three medical clinics and author of 'Fauci's Fiction,' thinks so. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today,' Dr. Schwartz sits down with hosts Kimberly Bermel Benatti and Ethan Uecker to dissect the discrepancies between what was publicly communicated and what he observed firsthand in his clinics. Through engaging conversation, Dr.
Schwartz dives into key points from his book, challenging mainstream narratives and urging for a more transparent dialogue about future health mandates and elections. His insights not only question the status quo but also highlight the critical need for honest communication in public health.