Symposium Agenda

(Pacific Standard Time)

8:50 am - 9 am    Daniel Chong, ND

Welcome  

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9 am -  9:45 am    Jessica Rose, PhD

Understanding the VAERS Data 

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Independent data analyst, molecular biologist, and biochemist Jessica Rose has done as deep a dive into the VAERS data as anyone and the importance of what she has found cannot be overstated. In this incredibly important lecture, gain a better understanding of the inherent strengths and weaknesses of the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), how it is used, and most importantly, what it truly reveals about the side effects seen with Covid-19 vaccinations, as well as the challenges faced in getting this information to the public.

9:45 am - 10 am    Break  

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10 am - 10:45 am   Geert Vanden Bossche, PhD

Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going? 

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Dr. Vanden Bossche has been screaming from the proverbial rooftops for many months now, trying to catch the ear of policy makers in regards to the potentially devastating effects of mass vaccination, with a leaky vaccine, in the midst of a pandemic. While his predictions have repeatedly been accurate, his cries have continued to fall on deaf ears of politicians and scientific bureaucrats. Listen close to this crucial update as he describes his most up to date understanding of what is transpiring with the latest variants and what may be to come.

10:45 am - 11 am     Break

11:00 am - 11:45 am    Peter McCullough, MD

Understanding the Covid Patient and a Comprehensive Approach to Early Treatment  

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One of the true heroes of the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr. McCullough has worked tirelessly for nearly two years, trying to help save lives via prescribing, researching, testifying, and publishing information on the early treatment of Covid-19. In this important lecture he will review his understanding of this illness, how to assess the stages of it, their underlying mechanisms, and how and when to apply various kinds of early treatment support in a developing case. Not to be missed!

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12 pm - 1 pm    Lunch

1 pm - 1:45 pm    Joel Kahn, MD

Reducing Risk of Covid with Food and Lifestyle Medicine

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The most under-promoted aspect of saving lives during this pandemic involves the most logical thing of all- How not to get a bad case of Covid in the first place. While recommendations for various preventive measures which have zero to do with the actual healthy function of your immune system have been repeated almost ad nauseam, a gaping hole has been left where messaging about health should have resided. In this incredibly relevant lecture, Dr. Kahn will review the research and evidence-based steps one can take in terms of how to live their lives in a manner that helps protect them not only from Covid-19, but chronic disease in general. Do whatever else you feel comfortable doing to reduce risk, but don't forget the basics!

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1:45 pm - 2 pm    Break

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2 pm - 2:45 pm    Thomas Levy, MD, JD  

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The Forgotten Therapies- Vitamin C & Hydrogen Peroxide as Cornerstones of Covid Prevention and Early Support

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Learn fine details about the properties and utility of two of the most powerful yet unsung natural, anti-viral, natural therapies available to us all. Dr. Levy is one of the world's leading experts in the clinical use of vitamin C and hydrogen peroxide. This information will not only astound you, but give you a newfound level of confidence as to what you can do to prevent and treat a variety of viral illnesses, and keep your health in your hands.

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2:45pm - 3pm    Break

3pm- 3:45pm    Henry Ealy, ND       

Healing from Spike Protein Injury

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As you will have learned from Dr. Rose's lecture earlier in the day, there may indeed be a second pandemic in our midst involving what may most accurately be termed "spike protein injury". The mechanisms underlying this type of injury may be the key point of overlap between severe cases of covid and the unfortunate side effects we have seen from the global effort to try and prevent it. It goes without saying that, for various potential reasons, obtaining any information surrounding these issues has been difficult enough, but understanding what can be done in the face of them has been all but impossible. Although you may not know it, Dr. Ealy's work has been a tremendous help to us all in countless ways during the pandemic, but his most important work may end up being his research into this most pressing of topics. Sit back and learn more about what you only heard whispers about, and, most importantly, what can be done about it.

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3:45pm - 4pm     Break

4pm - 4:45pm     Charles Eisenstein      

Beyond Industrial Medicine

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One of the unsung heroes of Covid is not a doctor or a scientist, which may be part of what was necessary to allow him the view he has been able to take in his fascinating discussions surrounding this vast topic. In perhaps the most important lecture of the day, Charles will discuss how many of the debates around Covid take for granted a particular framing of disease, healing, and public health, and how they all draw on industrial metaphors and models, and lead to the kind of system we have today. He will then help us all to zoom out, so we can see its limitations and envision an entirely different kind of medicine.