Dr. Simone Gold
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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We're on the same page. I talk about that a lot. I'm very sensitive to it. My father was a Holocaust survivor. So I grew up knowing these stories, how quickly a society can absolutely turn against a disfavored minority group, in this case, political conservatives. I'm well aware of that. There's a lot of practical advice in the book.
One of the things I want to share with people is this fear that humans have of having a reputation damaged. It's intrinsic really to the survival of the human species. I understand it. But it's next level in our time. It's instant worldwide communication that can bring down a person's reputation. We call it cancel culture. And it is very, very strong.
But I'm telling you that there are worse things than having your reputation smeared. You have to do what you know is right in your soul, or else you start self-censoring yourself and your soul starts dying. And- profound people than myself have said it more eloquently, but that's my advice to you.
We live in a time of cancel culture, but it's not the worst thing in the world to look that beast in the eye and still do what you know is right.
There were specific things I knew as a physician that became clear early that were alive. For example, if the power brokers had simply said hydroxychloroquine didn't work for SARS-2, I might have gone more along. But instead, they said it wasn't safe. Now, this was a drug at the time was 65 years, right? And then they mocked ivermectin. when it literally won the Nobel Prize for medicine.
So they went too far with their lies. And when you see that in your own life, when you see people saying things that you know are false, you please do not self-censor. That's really what drove this, was a lot of people fear over cancel culture.
Yeah. So the CDC, on their website, all through most of COVID, and they took it down for two years, and I think it's back, said it's safe during infancy, breastfeeding, elderly, and pregnancy, right? And the American Association of Rheumatology said the same thing.
Yes, you are knowledgeable. It's exactly correct. People coming from the Middle Eastern parts of the world had to take ivermectin coming to this nation. At the same time, the FDA was mocking it as horse paste. It was outrageous lies.
Right, so they took the lie too far where they said that it was not safe. And so that kind of woke people up. But we're left with this huge problem, right, Dr. Drew, that people don't trust physicians. And I'm sorry, I agree with that. I think most physicians should not be trusted. I think we saw that the physician didn't put the patient's interest first. We saw that a lot.
And it is also why I launched GoldCare, which is national telemedicine, where we prioritize the doctor-patient relationship. The doctors are only paid for their time. They're not paid by Big Pharma. There's no other route. It's just really like modern, old-fashioned medicine because it was very upsetting to me. I'm a daughter of a doctor.
I'm a doctor for a long time, and I couldn't believe how doctors just abandoned their patients. They...
Yeah, we're very much on the same page. I think there's a few different things that have coalesced. But the easiest one to explain is in my dad's day, 85% of doctors were small business owners and their clients, their employer was the patient. So the interest matched. The patient's interest and the doctor's interest matched.
Flip to my time in the last five years, about 15% of doctors are self-employed. And those... You know, the 85% are answering to their corporate employer. I will tell you in my case, I was fired and threatened to be fired by the hospitals for speaking out. And California Medical Board and other states sent letters to doctors that you could lose your license if you prescribed hydroxychloroquine.
So there are powerful interests that are allied against the doctor-patient relationship. But there's ways around it like that. Gold care is not the only one. You need to find a doctor and just work with that doctor outside of the insurance model or the government model.
Dr. Drew, we're on exactly the same page. So again, my dad was a doctor. My mom used to do his billing. I know exactly what the fights were with Medicare. I was protected a little from that. You're a doctor, right? We had administration do it. But I know well, you can't win against the behemoth of legacy medicine.
At healthcare, we do these, we do monthly town halls where we just educate people because we want people to have the truth. So next month we're doing measles. We do talks on, you know, what is the truth on repurposed medicines and cancer care? You know, the truth about vaccines. We, you know, this is what we bring. We taught, we had a program
Town Hall on Ozempic, the pros, the cons, and informed consent. Bird flu, same thing. So we just want to empower people. I'm happy if people need doctors less often, quite frankly. I think we've medicalized a lot of things that maybe shouldn't be medicalized. Maybe you need a counselor. I agree. Yeah.
No, no, I can answer you a little bit more detailed. There's a whole chapter, one chapter in my book goes over kind of the public health politics of this that permitted all of this to sweep the world at the same time. huge financial interests. I'm going to share a tidbit with you, Dr. Drew, it's going to blow your mind.
Everybody thought that the hatred on hydroxychloroquine was when Trump endorsed it, I think it was March 17th, 2020. But here's something that's going to blow your mind. Hydroxychloroquine is over the counter in a lot of the world, in the third world, and also in nations where people travel to Africa, for example, to go on holiday. One of those nations is France.
And I learned this from Dr. Didier Raoul's staff. So France pulls, quietly pulls hydroxychloroquine's over-the-counter status, not March 17th, March 18th, when it blew up. They actually pulled their status of hydroxychloroquine being over-the-counter two months earlier, January 13th.
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