Dr. Frida

Flu, super flu, out of control.

So she's already letting us know that she's not going to be an evidence-based physician if this indeed is an indication of how she would be as Surgeon General.

Well, there may be some for the most part.

Any physicians with whom I'm associated, if they're promoting a product, then there's going to be some type of an evidence to support it.

Disclosure.

And disclosure.

Yeah, because there are certain things, some products that might help, won't hurt.

And you have to share, OK, this is not FDA approved.

or you have to just be open about it.

But when you start getting these wellness influencers and a lot of people who aren't physicians who are out here pushing supplements, you'll find that they're pushing, just as an example, certain supplements that have turmeric in them and who knows how many preservatives, when honestly, patients can just go and get the whole root of the turmeric.

They'll push different beet pills or beet powder, which could potentially be fine, but honestly, people can go buy a beet that's cheap and can actually

So in her circumstance, by her not disclosing, I don't find it to be an accident with all the times that he shared.

It lets you know already that she, I guess in alignment with the current administration, plans to deceive the public, which can be quite dangerous for someone who wants to be Surgeon General.

My concern is that she will continue to spread misinformation just like RFK Jr.

He to this day is a vaccine skeptic.

He twists himself in knots about the measles vaccine, but he still implies that measles are associated with autism or cause autism when that's been debunked.

She even in this hearing suggested that there's more research needed when we've had decades and decades of research.

We know that the measles vaccine is safe,

We're already seeing what's happening.

We've had children to die.