Hi everybody Cheryl Ackison

Cheryl Ackison here.

Welcome to another edition of the Cheryl Ackison

podcast.

Today we continue our groundbreaking interviews. the may not know it. We'll hear about a subgroup of injuries involving the body's

Iliac vein. Why is that important? Well it can apparently give you all kinds of

debilitating symptoms that are likely to be misread by your physicians who are using pre-Covid-19

knowledge and tests and scans.

So we're going to hear from Dr. Jordan Vaughn, who's conducting leading edge research

and making important discoveries

I anticipate will soon be published as long as the establishment

medical forces don't step in to quash it.

Stay tuned for Dr. Jordan Vaughn and Iliac Vanes.

So I am Jordan Vaughn. I'm a physician that is basically just your what I would call your average internist,

your independent physician that for the most part was basically spending most of his day, treating patients, basically listening to them and trying to come up with solutions to their problems. And in many ways that's where I started out as somebody that wanted to try to figure out some of these complex things and in many ways that's what COVID provided with me provided me which was a brand new disease with a lot of interesting symptoms.

And then from that disease, not only kind of figuring out how to treat it appropriately in the

cute stage, I was kind of forced as somebody that knew a lot about COVID to also see people that continued to have symptoms after COVID or after the vaccine. And so that forced me to even dig deeper and try to figure out exactly what was going on in these otherwise previously healthy people who now were

upending their entire life and really what was going on.

And again, at the time, the medical establishment for the most part was saying,

well, there's nothing wrong with you. There's nothing we can do for you. And sorry, for the most

part, as we can tell that most of the studies that we look at say that you're otherwise normal.

And so that's what really kind of made me dig in my heels, dig deep, and try to figure out

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