Dr. Ram Yogendra
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first heard May 2025
last heard 13 Aug
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No, I don't know.
But Drew, I see a point, but we live in a very hyper-partisan politics that has completely taken over every single aspect of our lives, whether it's at the dinner table or Thanksgiving and now in sports.
The one thing as Americans, we could all come together.
Now it's just torn.
There's very inflammatory comments and any little thing is blown up.
So we can't even come together.
And I don't know, Dr. Drew, I don't know how long this is going to take.
But I do know as clinicians, physicians on the front line, we've lost the trust of the general public.
We can give guidelines and we can say, well, the consensus is this.
We're getting a lot of pushback.
So I think the fallout is still continuing.
I don't see the profession doing anything to really build trust besides you.
Yeah, well, good seeing you again, Drew. And bye, Susan. And nice meeting you, Elijah. Yeah, this this has taken this is about a four year ordeal. I'll call it an ordeal because it's been it's been taxing and you've been you've been there watching it through. So I know, you know, you've
You and I have been in contact over the last four years about this journey that we've gone with our vaccine paper. Started in 2021. Our initial studies were in 2020, looking at post-COVID, many people call it long COVID or PASC. And then as we were studying that, we started to see patients, people coming in with vaccine complications.
Now, initially, we were told that once you get the vaccine, after seven days, maybe 14 days, you might have some symptoms and that'll go away. But then we started having people say, 30 days out, all these symptoms started after I got my first dose, neuropathy, brain fog, fatigue. Um, so a lot of cardiovascular shortness of breath. They are exactly women having menstrual issues.
Uh, they're getting this, you know, they ignored quote unquote gas lit. Uh, we, you know, everyone knows this now, you know, I think it's really now openly talked about, but back in 2021, you said this, you were going to be ostracized, reported to the medical board. possibly lose your privileges credential.
Yeah, yeah. So what we found with the vaccine paper was, this is a very specific group of people we studied in 2021.
um so that's the important thing to keep in mind because i know one of the criticisms and there's going to be a lot of we know we're going to be attacked once this paper comes um yeah and you can see the if you go on my my twitter page i put the whole ordeal that we've had to go through since 2021
um basically what we did was we found patients that didn't have covet i screened them with multiple different ways screening methods yeah you know one of the things that you know this criticism is going to come our way is how do you know it that they didn't have covet before well you know what there's no gold standard That is anytime anyone in this space is going to study about the vaccines.
You know, a couple of months ago, the group in Yale corroborated our findings. They have not published their paper. They put it in a preprint. And the criticism they got was, well, how do you know that it's not COVID? So when I was designing the study, I used many different screening methods. One was the T-detect, the negative PCR, history and physical or history on a patient. And
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