Topic: Hematology

Edward Dowd joins the program to discuss new data from the UK disability pension system. He reports a 522% increase in hematological (blood) disorders, which he calculates as a "61 standard deviation" event from the trend. Dowd argues that these numbers are statistically impossible by chance and points to the mass vaccination program as the likely cause, calling the lack of official acknowledgement a "cover-up and a crime."

Copper is essential for creating energy in the mitochondria, clearing cellular exhaust, and combating pathogens like parasites and fungi. Morley Robbins cites historical research from the University of Utah and Johns Hopkins that has been largely ignored by modern medicine. He asserts that what is commonly diagnosed as anemia is often actually a lack of bioavailable copper needed to move iron through the body.