Gary Brecka

And they were like, well, you wrote the whole manuscript.

We didn't know about this.

And then they said, the leader says, and it's been submitted to the Journal of the American Medical Association and accepted.

And of course, they're like, what?

Our names are on it.

We didn't review it or have input.

And so a shouting match erupted.

Wow.

And a couple of the guys said, you can't put this out there.

You dangle something as sensitive as breast cancer to women, quote unquote, you may never be able to put that genie back in the bottle.

That's exactly what happened.

It was prophetic.

Wow.

Now, it turns out that

Some of those people came out later and voiced their dissension against that group think at the time.

And one of them was significantly punished.

He had his NIH funding removed for disagreeing with that party line.

And you realize this was a personality ego battle that had little to do with the scientific evidence, masqueraded or camouflaged in high science.

And the way that it went to the media before it was published, the media told the story that then, let's be honest, a lot of doctors, we get our news from the media.

And so we see this study out of the NIH with all these big branded institutions like Harvard were part of the study.