Dr. Kirk Milhoan

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Ask Dr. Drew · Dr. Peter McCullough: New Boss Of ACIP Vaccine Committee Was FIRED By Practice For Supporting RFK & Questioning COVID Response w/ Dr. Kirk Milhoan & Jeffrey A. Tucker – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 575 · 11 Jan 2026 podcast

And most of us who do electronic medical records, if a patient has 15 diagnoses, I'm not necessarily going to put down all the diagnoses that

that that patient has i'm going to put down what i want to for why i'm seeing them and i just want to get the green light so i can get out of the chart right because they have cost me so much more time doing electronic medical record when in the old days i could just do a quick dictation and get all the good information there but so this this information is being used and there's this sense that if we did the data mining of the electronic medical record that it's unflawed

And the people at the FDA went back in and looked at a lot of the COVID death data and started looking at charts, not ICD codes, but charts.

And then they started saying, wait a minute, when we looked at the charts, there's a lot more concern.

And that's when they really started seeing the death signal in the young males who had really zero risk for COVID.

And we were giving them something that caused serious harm, even to the point of death.

Yeah, and very dangerous.

There's some syncope where people have no warning and they just go over and your risk of head injury is my biggest concern.

But what I'm seeing is not only pox, but I'm seeing what I would call inappropriate sinus tachycardia.

That's when someone's sitting on a couch.

They're not standing up.

They're just sitting.

And all of a sudden, their heart rate goes up to 180.

And then it drops down to 40.

And then so the body has lost control over the heart rate.

And so you have this adrenal surge that's causing a race.

And then the vagus comes in and you might drop very low.

But this is very disconcerting to people.

And as a cardiologist, what will happen is you do a Holter monitor.

So look at what the EKG looks like.

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