I knew that we were going to make the same mistakes, which is let's find a vaccine.

Dr. Sabine Hazan is a gastroenterologist and CEO of Pregena Biome.

She's a gut bacteria expert. When she started studying the microbiomes of COVID patients,

she noticed a peculiar pattern. The people that had severe COVID lacked a certain bacteria

called bifidobacteria. Today she breaks down how a healthy gut impacts one's outcomes from COVID-19

and how the COVID-19 vaccines affect the microbiome. How come these babies born to moms that

are breastfeeding that were vaccinated had zero bifidobacteria? And we discussed the COVID-19

treatment protocols that she patented and why she decided not to monetize them.

This is American Thought Leaders and I'm Janja Kelleck.

Sabine Hazan, such a pleasure to have you on American Thought Leaders.

Thank you. Thank you for having me.

I'm going to read you a recent headline in Newsweek. It's time for the scientific community to

admit we were wrong about COVID and it costs lives. I'm sure you've probably read this piece.

What's your reaction? I've been saying that from the beginning. In fact, I've been saying that since I

opened Pregena Biome, my genetic research lab because I felt that even in microbiology we've

been wrong. We always thought that we would find the bug, kill the bug, and essentially that's

the end of the story. But it's not. It's find the bug, kill the bug, but you kill the microbiome

at the same time. So it's not the end of the story. It's the beginning of a new story and a new

disease and a new problem. So with COVID, I felt that because I knew this foundation was already wrong,

I knew that we were going to make the same mistakes, which is let's find a vaccine and a vaccine

for a virus that is mutating was just not the answer for me. The answer to me was let's focus

on the microbiome. Let's focus how to build our immunity because our immunity is in the gut,

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