Why are they keeping this from you? | Redacted with Natali Morris

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Natali Morris 0:38

The medical world says, hey, they tried ivermectin. It's really not good. It doesn't work. Let's move on. Conspiracy theorist. The American Society of Clinical Oncology released a statement recently saying oncologists should proactively ask cancer patients about ivermectin and then they should tell them that there is no clinical evidence. that it should be used outside of clinical trials. Now, if you read this, you will note it does not claim that they did clinical trials and then it doesn't work. They're just saying, we don't think it does. And then look into whether or not your cancer patients are using it. So are they not going to look into it when they say they're looking into studies? What do they mean?

Natali Morris 1:23

Dr. Mary Bowden is the author of Dangerous Misinformation, the Virus, the Treatment and the Lies. She was one of the first people to successfully treat COVID patients with ivermectin during the pandemic. So I want to talk to her not just about this statement, but about the overall history, where we are now, because we could not say ivermectin on YouTube during the pandemic. We avoided it because of YouTube's terms of service that expressly forbid videos that suggested that it could be used to treat COVID. Now, YouTube's guidelines have since changed, but they still say that we can't have content that contradicts authority guidance whatsoever. on the prevention, transmission, diagnosis, or treatment of certain conditions in a way that would pose a risk.

Natali Morris 2:09

So I will say that still the three letter agencies, the FDA, the WHO, the CDC, advise that ivermectin should only be used for anti-parasitic indications. They still do not really recommend it. They continue to cite insufficient evidence. So, okay, that's the disclaimer. That's what we're supposed to say, according to the laws of censorship. Now we can talk to Dr. Bowden, who has used it to great success. What do you make of this statement, first of all, and then we'll sort of back up and talk about ivermectin.

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden 2:43

Well, I do want to mention something about the FDA and YouTube and clearly YouTube doesn't know about our lawsuit against the FDA because the FDA is not allowed to tell patients and they're not allowed to tell physicians. how to use medications.

What prompted the American Society of Clinical Oncology to warn about ivermectin use in cancer patients?

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden 2:59

So their job is to approve the medications, they give indications for the medications, but there is absolutely nothing prohibiting doctors from using medications that are outside of the FDA indicated uses. And there is nothing prohibiting patients from taking medications that are outside the FDA indicated uses. So for YouTube to say that if the FDA doesn't approve it for this indication, you cannot talk about it. Well, YouTube is completely misinformed on the law. And we actually took the FDA to court over this because they launched the smear campaign against ivermectin. It was August 2021. They put out the infamous horse tweet saying, It was the attractive health care woman nuzzling the horse. And it said, seriously, y'all, you're not a horse.

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden 3:51

You're not a cow. Stop it. And then they also put information on their website concerning when you can take ivermectin and when you can't. And they're not allowed to do that. We sued them. We won. We put them back in their lane. They had to take down their misinformation and remove all that propaganda against ivermectin. In terms of this cancer statement, I mean, it's the same playbook as what happened with ivermectin. And they basically don't want patients trying something off-label to use for cancer. And what I would say is, you know, ivermectin is incredibly safe. I treated over 6,000 COVID patients during the pandemic.