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Biopharmaceutical Debacle: How COVID Still Haunts Us​ ​

On this week’s episode of With the Wind, Dr. Paul is joined by Dr. Peter McCullough, a leading internist, cardiologist, and epidemiologist recognized for his extensive clinical work and research during the COVID-19 pandemic. Together they examine early outpatient treatment, the failure of major medical institutions to assert leadership, serious concerns surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine program, and new findings related to spike protein persistence.​ ​

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“Here we are five years into the pandemic, and not a single medical center in the world ever stepped forward to lead on early outpatient treatment. That failure will be remembered.” — Dr. Peter McCullough​ ​

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In This Episode, Dr. McCullough Shares:​ ​ ​

• Insights from his 2020 early outpatient treatment paper, which Dr. Paul describes as establishing the first lifesaving protocol during the pandemic.​ ​

• Why leading academic centers such as Harvard, Mayo Clinic, and Cleveland Clinic never developed outpatient COVID-19 treatment protocols.​ ​

• Published comparative data showing the McCullough Protocol was associated with an 85 percent reduction in hospitalization and death.​ ​

• How natural immunity now reaches approximately 97 percent of the population, supported by CDC estimates and clinical antibody testing.​ ​

• The early Pfizer report documenting 1,223 deaths within the first 90 days of vaccine rollout, and concerns about attempts to withhold this information.​ ​

• Their concerns regarding the CDC’s decision to add COVID-19 vaccines to the childhood schedule, including risks described in the transcript.​ ​

• Research showing the engineered S1 spike protein segment can persist in the body for at least a year and a half after natural infection.​ ​

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The Plaque-Reversing Study Cardiology Willfully Ignored for Over Two Decades​

The Story of a 2004 Study That Should Have Changed Everything​

The Plaque-Reversing Study Cardiology Willfully Ignored for Over Two Decades

The Story of a 2004 Study That Should Have Changed Everything

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[Jimi]

If you are getting 7 to 9 hours and still waking up tired, it is not “all in your head.”

It usually means your body never truly powers down.

Let me describe a kind of exhaustion you cannot explain to people who sleep fine.

You go to bed on time. You do the right things.
No late coffee. No doom scrolling. You could even take magnesium, teas, gummies, or whatever the internet is recommending this month.

And still, you wake up like you've run a marathon in your sleep.

Your eyes open, but your body feels heavy. Your brain feels foggy.

That is what it feels like when your nervous system stays in a light, guarded state all night, like it never got the message that it is safe to switch off.

And it shows up in real life like this:

You lie there tired, but your mind keeps solving problems.
You fall asleep, then pop awake at 2 a.m. for no reason.
Or you sleep “enough,” but it never feels deep.

If you are nodding right now, read the next line carefully.

The issue is often not that you need more sleep.
It is that your body does not know how to downshift.

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It is built around Sudarshan Kriya, a structured rhythmic breath practice designed to help calm the body-mind system.

People commonly report less stress, easier sleep, and steadier energy after learning it and practicing it consistently.

And the reason I am sending this to you now is simple.

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