Welcome back and joining us now is Dr. Heather Gessling.

And she's got several things to talk to us about.

She was one of the doctors kicked out.

She's now working on something that I think we'll all find to be useful.

We need to have good health care professionals,

people who understand what's going on, people who will practice medicine based on principle,

not on compliance with orders that are being taken. But I also want to talk to her about

what is happening with RSV, because that really is in the limelight. And so joining us now is Dr.

Heather Gessling. Thank you so much for joining us, Dr. Gessler. Gessling.

Hi. Thanks for having me, David. Glad to be on. Well, thank you. Let's start first with your story.

Tell us what happened to you during the pandemic and the price that you had to pay for all this stuff?

Yeah.

I mean, my life drastically changed over the last few years.

I was just a hardworking family medicine doctors seeing 30, 40 patients a day trying to do my part. And I started waking up to how much

corruption there was in our governmental agencies and pharmaceutical companies whenever I saw

that the media was attacking hydroxychloroquine.

And whenever I learned that there were drastic differences in morbidity and mortality in

certain patient populations, those that were more likely to have nutrient deficiencies,

it really woke my eyes up to,

woke my mind up to what was happening with regard to the media and the government trying to

suppress all that information. I've seen that happen over and over again. You know,

you've got doctors and other professionals who are saying, all right, yeah, they're telling us

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