Topic: Mortality Study

2 chapters across the catalog

Must-Watch Friday Edition Of The Alex Jones Show! Trump Declares War On Private Federal Reserve After Powell Publicly Tries To Crash US Economy! Plus, Dem Senator’s Photo Op With Deported MS-13 Thug Blows Up In Democrat Party’s Face Spectacularly! — FULL SHOW 4/18/25
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Must-Watch Friday Edition Of The Alex Jones Show! Trump Declares War On Private Federal Reserve After Powell Publicly Tries To Crash US Economy! Plus, Dem Senator’s Photo Op With Deported MS-13 Thug Blows Up In Democrat Party’s Face Spectacularly! — FULL SHOW 4/18/25

The Statin Myth and the Protective Role of Cholesterol

Dr. Malhotra challenges the widespread use of statins, claiming that for most people, there is only a 1% chance the drug will prevent a non-fatal heart attack over five years. He cites a 2016 BMJ study showing that for people over 60, higher LDL cholesterol is actually associated with lower mortality rates. He argues that cholesterol plays a vital role in the immune system and that lowering it can be dangerous for the elderly.

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Monday Emergency Broadcast: Democrats Announce Plan to Put Unvaxxed In “Internment Camps” as Deep State Declares America Is Officially In A Civil War - FULL SHOW 1/10/22
• 38:45 - 43:18

Monday Emergency Broadcast: Democrats Announce Plan to Put Unvaxxed In “Internment Camps” as Deep State Declares America Is Officially In A Civil War - FULL SHOW 1/10/22

University of Alberta, 145 Country Study, Vaccine Impact Analysis

A big data analysis of 145 countries conducted by the University of Alberta reportedly shows a sharp increase in COVID-19 transmission and death following vaccine rollouts. The study is highlighted by the Gateway Pundit and compared to data from Johns Hopkins. The segment concludes that countries with higher vaccination rates, such as Israel and Singapore, are experiencing increased mortality.

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