Welcome to our FLCCC Highlight’s from the Healthcare Revolution weekly discussion post.
Interesting article? New Study? Great Twitter thread? Add them here and we’ll do the same….
We’ll kick things off with our substack post with the top highlights from last week. Don’t miss today’s ‘Highlights from the Healthcare Revolution’ (HHR), including “Vaccine hesitancy” arrives three years late, “Safe and effective” limps
into its new role of the Marlboro Man (minus the alpha), and the FLCCC
Weekly Webinar compares Eastern vs. Western Medicine.
In this latest episode of ‘Whole Body Health’, FLCCC Senior Fellow Dr. JP Saleeby has a discussion with Sophia Denison, a young woman who struggled with Lyme disease since she was a child. Watch this incredible story of recovery now!
This Saturday, July 27 is World Ivermectin Day, a day to celebrate the incredible, life-saving, Nobel-prize winning drug that has been used for decades and rose to prominence over the last few years for its ability to treat COVID-19. This year, it is being celebrated for its potential to treat cancer, as well! Learn more: https://worldivermectinday.org/
The Hope Accord calls for the immediate suspension of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines due to concerns over rising disability and excess deaths linked to their rollout. It also emphasizes support for those injured, and already has over 50,000 signatures. This week, we will be joined by host Dr. Kat Lindley, Dr. Joseph Varon, Dr. Jackie Stone, and Dr. Tim Kelly for a discussion on the Hope Accord. Wednesday, July 24 at 7pm ET. Register now: https://imahealth.org/category/weekly-webinars/
Today, we are delighted to spotlight Dr. Hector Carvallo, FLCCC Senior Fellow of Endocrinology, hailing from Argentina. A retired professor from the University of Buenos Aires and former director of one of the city’s largest hospitals, he has made significant contributions to the field of infectious diseases, including pioneering work in the first human trials of ivermectin for the prevention of COVID-19. Dr. Carvallo’s leadership and expertise continue to influence the global medical community, particularly in the areas of endocrinology and infectious diseases. Learn more about Dr. Carvallo: https://imahealth.org/experts/hector-carvallo
Today, we are thrilled to spotlight Dr. Kirk Milhoan, FLCCC Senior Fellow of Pediatric Cardiology. Dr. Milhoan, along with his wife and fellow FLCCC Senior Fellow, Dr. Kim Milhoan, founded For Hearts and Souls, a Christian medical missions organization focused on providing life-saving cardiac care to children worldwide who lack access to adequate medical services. Dr. Milhoan is now treating those affected by spike protein-related cardiovascular issues, continuing to positively impact the lives of children and families globally. Learn more about Dr. Milhoan: Kirk Milhoan, MD, PhD, FACC, FAAP - Independent Medical Alliance
Dr. Milhoan will be joining us for a webinar next week, along with fellow FLCCC Senior Fellow and creator of ‘Kids Corner’, Dr. Elizabeth Mumper, for an important discussion on pediatric care and school physicals in the era of COVID-19 shots. Wednesday, July 31 at 7pm ET. Register now: Register now: Weekly Webinars - Independent Medical Alliance
In case you missed yesterday’s webinar, ‘The Hope Accord: A Call to Action’, with host Dr. Kat Lindley, Dr. Joe Varon, Dr. Jackie Stone, and Dr. Timothy Kelly, you can watch it now: The Hope Accord: A Call To End COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines
Tomorrow, the World Council for Health will be hosting a special discussion with Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Sabine Hazan, in celebration of World Ivermectin Day (Saturday, July 27 at 11am PT/2pm ET)! Watch here https://worldivermectinday.org or here https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/Newsroom and stay tuned in all day for all things ivermectin!
Today we celebrated #WorldIvermectinDay, and we’re excited to share a final post about this amazing drug. Check out ‘The Remarkable Story of Ivermectin’ to discover more about its history, safety, and uses, and to watch inspiring patient testimonials! The Remarkable Story of Ivermectin
This weekend, Dr. Joseph Varon and Dr. Adylle Varon are speaking at the Nutri 2024 International Symposium in Jakarta, Indonesia! Stay tuned for more updates, and learn more about the event: https://nutri2024.com/nutri-2020
Argentina. A retired professor from the University of Buenos Aires and former director of one of the city’s largest hospitals, he has made significant contributions to the field of infectious diseases, including pioneering work in the first human trials of ivermectin for the prevention of COVID-19. Dr. Carvallo’s leadership and expertise continue to influence the global medical community, particularly in the areas of endocrinology and infectious diseases. Learn more about Dr. Carvallo: