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Nicotine Is NOT the Villain: What Big Pharma Hides From Parents | Dr. Bryan Ardis, DC
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A
You would be okay putting a nicotine patch on a kid?
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B
Heck yeah.
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A
Critics say that you are spreading dangerous misinformation when you talk about this stuff.
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B
It is very dangerous for big pharma. There's one nutrient called nicotine in tobacco products. There are 15 man made addictive chemicals called pyrazines in every single one of them. There is no more important message or video that should be seen than this one for the whole world. It could single handedly protect all of humanity.
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A
This episode might get me in some major trouble. Today's episode is one of those controversial ones we will not be able to put on YouTube. So if you're interested in watching it, you'll have to do that on Spotify by subscribing to Culture Apothecary. I'm talking to Dr. Brian Ardus, one of the world's most influential and respected voices in alternative medicine. He's a crusader for truth and justice in healthcare and has become a beacon of hope for those seeking natural, holistic healing in a world often dominated by controversial treatments and policies. In his groundbreaking best selling book, Moving beyond the COVID 19 restoring health and hope for humanity, Dr. Ardus exposes decades of hidden agendas and deception by the US Government and the pharmaceutical industry, including an explosive chapter about the hidden health benefits of nicotine. Yes, today's episode is all about nicotine and how everything you've ever been told about it has been a lie. It might be one of the best natural cures we have for everything from Parkinson's to arthritis. Share this episode everywhere and follow the show on Instagram, Culture Apothecary and me at Real Alex Clark. Please leave a five star review, especially because the medical establishment will hate this episode and probably threaten to remove it. Please welcome Dr. Brian Artis to Culture Apothecary. Nicotine pouches are all the rave. You're seeing RFK popping them, you're seeing Tucker Carlson talking about them. So what is going on with nicotine that the public doesn't know?
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B
Yeah, isn't exciting to watch all the nicotine talk out there when all of us have been literally programmed and brainwashed to believe that nicotine is nothing but bad for you? Why are all these people using nicotine all the time? So yes, RFK Jr sitting in the Congress Capitol building of the United States got his Zen nicotine pouches in his hand. So nicotine has been a very, very hot topic and it's been very polarizing for a lot of people. Right? A lot of people, of course, are going to be Triggered by the idea that nicotine is solely addictive. We have been programmed literally to believe that nicotine is nothing but a drug that is very addictive and only found in tobacco plants and tobacco products. And unfortunately, Alex, that has been a very fraudulent idea and information has been withheld from all of us for millennia. We have been told that nicotine is only in tobacco plants and that nicotine is only addictive and causes cancer outcomes or risk for ill health. That's all you've been told. In fact, anything that has tobacco in it has to come with a label, right? That says warning, this product contains nicotine and addictive substance. That's the quote required by the FDA on everything that contains tobacco that has nicotine in it. The irony is this, as I've been able to educate people around the world for the last three plus years about all the reality and truths published about nicotine, even in its relationship to COVID 19 as an infection, which was ironic to all scientists and medical journals around the world, they've published non stop for five years. Now that smokers have this weird paradox, this anomaly where smokers were the only people that did not get covet, were they really not get sick with COVID and did not die from COVID They're still to this day, we're in 2025. There's still the least individuals of all demographics. You can create any demographic you want, just gender, ages, races, ethnicities, it doesn't matter. The smoking group is the least effective, 100%. The least affected persons on earth were those using tobacco products to ever get sick with COVID PCR, test positive for Covid, end up in a hospital with COVID or die. It's 1.6% of all smokers worldwide got Covid. It's the smallest demographic of all of them. And the actual preventative agent for them to get sick with COVID was actually nicotine in tobacco. Hmm. So you've all been told nicotine is just an addictive substance linked to cancer from tobacco products. That's all you've ever heard your whole life. And then for example, when I tell people that In January of 2023, Mark Lemke, a research scientist, conducted a study on only long COVID patients and that what they discovered was all long Covid symptoms, 100% of them. Whether you still to this day struggle with or anybody out there watching, if you're struggling with loss of taste and smell, ringing in your ears, tinnitus or tinnitus, brain fog, heart palpitations, hypoxia, low oxygen levels, or you just don't feel good in general, and you haven't since 2020. They found that every single long COVID patient and every symptom that persists for years is completely eradicated with a 7 milligram nicotine patch. If you just wore one every day for six days.
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A
You're kidding.
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B
And within the third day, 50% of all of their suffering was over and all their symptoms were gone. By day six, a hundred percent of all their symptoms were eradicated that they had suffered with for up to two years. Trying every medication you can think of that can be prescribed by a medical doctor, trying all physical therapy. Nothing touched it. Now, that's Mark Lemke's work. I showcased that actual research study in our book called moving beyond COVID 19 lies restoring hope and Health for Humanity. And that's a bestseller right now on Amazon and has been for, I don't know, eight months now. But in that book is a chapter titled Just in the Nicotine of Time. There are huge reasons why the media would be told and controlled by big pharma to make sure you don't know certain things about nicotine. Nicotine. In 1994, the FDA decided to make sure everybody knew, no matter what. Experts in science and knew anything about tobacco. Researchers of tobacco, growers of tobacco, those that sold tobacco products in 1994. In April, the United States Congress invited the seven CEOs of all biggest tobacco giants in America to come in and swear under oath one thing. We want all of you to line up, state your name and who you work for, put your hand in the square. And under threat of perjury, the Senator says to all of them, is nicotine addictive or not? And all seven of them raise their hand, say their name, and say, nicotine is not addictive, and they go down the line under threat of perjury. This is in April of 1994. In August of 1994, the FDA said, We know better than they do. Nicotine is addictive, highly addictive. And that's what makes tobacco products dangerous. We're going to now put a warning label on every single tobacco product ever made, ever in the future. Warning?
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A
But why? Where did they even get that idea? If all of them were saying no.
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B
All of them are saying no. The FDA says we know best. I learned that nicotine is the ultimate vaccine for all things Covid. You want to fix the COVID 19 vaccine injured? You better look at nicotine first. It's not the only solution. It just should be your first one. If you have long Covid, you should be using nicotine to beat it. If you get acute Covid, nothing is better than nicotine, period. And it comes in patches, pouches, mints, obviously tobacco products if you want to use those, even though we don't recommend that, but you can. Organic tobacco is what I'd recommend if you're going to use it.
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A
This is the problem. There's a lot of other chemicals and crap in a cigarette. That's what makes them bad. But you're saying it's not the nicotine in the cigarette that's the bad thing.
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B
Yeah. Let's discuss a few dates. 1994 is when the FDA decided to lie to you about nicotine being addictive. 2016, that's exactly 22 years later. Harvard publishes a research study after evaluating 7 million pages that they got from the FDA of R and D research and development papers from tobacco giants going far back as the 1970s. And they wanted to know, is it truly nicotine that makes tobacco products addictive? From the FDA's own documents. And they published all of their findings in 2016. And the title of their paper reads nicotine alone does not cause the addictive nature of tobacco products.
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A
What in the world?
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And then they tell you what did. And then they show you what it is. They show you that the FDA has a list on their website of the amount of chemicals that the FDA has approved for the tobacco industry to add to their tobacco plant products. It's a total, Alex, of 599Chemicals made by man.
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A
What?
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And they have that number in the paper. 599 chemicals can be approved by the FDA to be added to all tobacco products. And of those 599, there's 15 exactly that are called pyrazines. P, Y, R A Z I N E S Pyrazines. And Harvard lists the chemical structure name of each of the pyrazines currently in tobacco products. And Harvard wrote not Dr. Artis, Harvard wrote not Turning Point USA. Harvard wrote that the FDA should start regulating pyrazines because of their addictive nature. That's what's responsible for the learning behavior, the addictive nature of all tobacco products. And the FDA has allowed them to put that in tobacco products since 1970. There's one nutrient called nicotine in tobacco products. There are 15 man made addictive chemicals called pyrazines in every single one of them.
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A
So what's their long game make you.
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Addicted to their product? To sell more.
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A
Good grief.
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That's why the tobacco industry did it, was to sell More product. And we can get you hooked on our product using Pyrazine's great. This is not unlike other artificial processed foods or other foods. Sugar added to anything, it makes it addictive. This is why the sugar is so pervasive in our food supply, is to make everything addictive. And you make it makes you want more and you're going to buy more, which is good for the company, good for the tobacco products and the companies. But the FDA, how did the FDA benefit in 1994 to lie to everybody, knowing that for since 1970 they have been allowing tobacco giants to add 15 different chemicals that make tobacco products addictive that are not nicotine. Why did the FDA say in 1994 a label has to go on every addictive tobacco product that reads this product contains nicotine and addictive substance.
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A
I mean, I'm guessing they're getting a big check from somebody.
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B
Amen.
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A
Who is it?
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B
Big Pharma. Everybody in America has been programmed since we've been born, Alex, to trust all drugs only if they're what?
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FDA approved.
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B
FDA approved. To get society's approval to go buy the product, we have to get the FDA's approval. Big Pharma buys the FDA's approval for all of their drugs. In fact, I don't even know. It's like 30 years ago, the FDA stopped having to do all the review process for all drugs. If you just paid a lump fee up front. Drug maker, you want to pay us $10 million up front, we'll automatically allow you to start selling this right now. Put it on the shelves. If you believe and can prove in your own research studies that trust us, must not be biased at all.
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A
Oh, right, yes.
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If you could just tell us this would provide a maximum benefit to our people in America. This drug, if it could be in the pharmacies right now, you give us a $10 million upfront stipend, we'll just go ahead and approve it.
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Which hopefully this is going to be ending now with rfk.
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Oh, yeah, let's talk to rfk. Rfk, please make sure they take all drug commercials off.
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A
That's what I've heard is that is one of the top.
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That's going to be numerona. Why is America the only country its size that is allowing this to happen? Advertising directly to consumers, drug products.
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A
And you talk to other people, I mean that live in Europe or whatever, they come to the United States, they're on vacation, they're like, what the heck is this garbage? This is freaky, spooky stuff.
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B
They've been not only lying to us about nicotine, they have been withholding information intentionally from you, me, and everybody in America and around the world about nicotine. First lie that's being withheld from all of you is do you know besides tobacco plants, what's the plants that have the second highest amount of nicotine on earth?
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A
Tomatoes.
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Tomatoes are actually the third highest containing nicotine plant on earth. Do you know what the second is?
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A
Eggplants.
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Eggplants. Do you know what the fourth highest containing nicotine plant on earth is?
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A
I don't know that one.
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B
White potatoes.
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A
White potatoes, yeah. Do you get the same benefits eating a lot of those vegetables as you would have do in a nicotine pouch? Are totally different. I mean, it's way less so in.
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B
Your nicotine agents that you can buy that are commercially made pouches, patches, gum suckets, mints. The dose of nicotine in all those is way more concentrated and higher dose than you're going to find in plants. In fact, in a cigarette, there's more in a cigarette than you find in a tobacco leaf. So every single cigarette has 1 milligrams of nicotine in it. 1 milligram in a cigarette. That's not how much is in just one leaf of tobacco. You have to concentrate and chop it up and mix it in a little bit, pack it up and get as much nicotine as possible into that substance or into that product. So this is no different than with tobacco is the highest containing nicotine plant on earth. The second highest are all your nightshade vegetables, which you mentioned. Eggplant, tomatoes. Third is white potatoes, and then it's cauliflower, celery, bell peppers.
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A
But they're not slapping a label saying nicotine is addictive. Watch out for your cauliflower.
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B
My question is, is why hasn't the FDA made the whole world aware that all of these plants that you're eating, eating every day. Oh, my God. And think about it, Alex. Seriously, when I hear parents tell me I would never listen to Dr. Artis. I would never put a nicotine patch on my kid with pneumonia or the flu or Covid. No, I don't want to be addicted to that. My very next thought is, wait. You're afraid of nicotine. You're afraid to give your kid nicotine. Seriously, you give them nicotine every day when you take them to Chick fil A and McDonald's and get them french fries and ketchup. That's two doses of nicotine every day. You are not afraid of nicotine. You just didn't know that you've been loading your kids up with nicotine every day.
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A
So hang on. These foods, you would say for a child, you would be okay putting a nicotine patch on a kid?
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B
Heck yeah.
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A
Explain this to me.
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B
Wait, why wouldn't you?
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A
I don't know. I'm learning for the first time. I mean, my mind is being blown here. I mean, I'm open to it. Tell me about it. Like that isn't dangerous. It's not going to make them like throw up or something?
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B
Are potatoes and french fries and Frito Lay potato chips dangerous?
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No. But you just told me that those had way, way less nicotine in them. I haven't ever tried a nicotine pat yet because people, you know, the mostly guys in my life are all into it and they're like, oh, if you do this, like you're probably going to throw up at first. It's going to be so intense. So I'm just thinking about a child. How would you do this appropriately?
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The patches. The reason why you'll only hear me talk about patches primarily in recommending patches. Patches are what was used to cure people of long Covid symptoms that has been peer reviewed, published. They only sell three sizes of nicotine patches in America. 7 milligram, 14 and 21. The 7 milligrams is the smallest you can buy. Now remember I just mentioned one cigarette has like 1 milligram. So once. The smallest nicotine patch is like seven cigarettes at once. But that patch only delivers that small amount of nicotine over a 24 hour period. It's slow release into the body versus sucking on seven cigarettes at once. Okay, sucking on 4 milligrams of nicotine gum in a tablet. You're going to get all four milligrams in about five minutes into your gut and you're going to feel nauseous. Maybe.
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B
So nicotine patches. There's a few companies that we recommend right now. Primarily we recommend the Rugby brand, which is bought online. It's from Amazon. Rugby is the cleanest brand that we.
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A
Recommend for a child. Like what sorts of illnesses are you saying? Like I would try a nicotine patch?
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B
That's the next question I was waiting for. This is how we know we have a good interviewer here, right? Okay. We got a good host who can actually think clearly, not just run down a list of questions she can actually think for herself. I think the FDA had to lie about nicotine because nicotine by 1994 was known to be a cure for these various chronic illnesses. The nutrient called nicotine, not the drug. The FDA called it a drug. It's actually a nutrient. What is nicotine known to medical science to be a preventative nutrient of and a treatment for to help cure and reduce symptoms of the first one. Are all neurodegenerative diseases. Parkinson's disease can be prevented and can be cured and its symptoms reversed with nicotine alone. If you go online right now and look up medicalnewstoday.com and then write Dietary Nicotine Parkinson's, the actual title of the article reads can Dietary Nicotine reverse or Prevent Parkinson's? My first thought when I read this title was is who eats cigarettes?
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A
But they meant the pouches.
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No, dietary nicotine. I had to look up what is dietary nicotine?
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Oh, vegetables.
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It's all the veggies. I learned in the article from Medical News today, where all the nicotine is in these veggies that you can eat that can prevent Parkinson's because of the nicotine?
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Yeah.
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Isn't that amazing?
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Yes.
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Guess what else I've learned? That nicotine is known to medical science to be a curative agent and a preventative agent for Alzheimer's.
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A
I knew you were going to say that next. I had a feeling.
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B
So the dementia related to Alzheimer's. Could you believe that? Nicotine, I have learned in the last three years, is known to science. Nicotine by itself is called a nootropic. Nootropic means a brain stimulator. It actually turns the brain on. It's amazing. So people with dementia, they're having a hard time finding their words, finding their names, finding faces, finding memories. You want to turn the brain on, give it some nicotine. It'll do it. It's like caffeine, except better. Actually, the third is multiple sclerosis. In my book Moving Beyond COVID 19 lies in the nicotine chapter. I actually share the research link to a study out of Sweden during the pandemic. It ended. It was 20 year study and they wanted to know compare the general population to all people that use snuff or they. They put tobacco in their lip. Yeah, dippers, those dipping tobacco products in their mouth in Sweden. They want to know what's the risk of those individuals using those tobacco products every day as snuff multiple times a day. We're going to look over the next 20 years, what's the risk factor? For developing Ms. And being diagnosed for Ms. For the general population versus those using tobacco products, they thought it would be skyrocketedly higher in the tobacco using group. Higher amounts of Ms. Being diagnosed after 20 years, they found they not only had the lowest risk of developing Ms. Over the entire general population, the individuals that were in the trial who did more than they were asked to, they were just asked to dip snuff. They found out 20 years later, the individuals who actually started smoking cigarettes and dipping snuff, those people had the lowest of all risk factors for multiple sclerosis.
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A
Now see, critics say that you are spreading dangerous misinformation when you talk about this stuff. What is your response?
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B
It is very dangerous for big pharma. And yes, you've been warned and yes, you're on notice because I'm sick and tired of your lies all the time. Nicotine by itself as a nutrient has four times the amount of anti inflammatory benefits than any singular inflammatory reaction. So if you're living with chronic migraines, arthritis, anything that ends with ITIs, ITIs, that means inflammation of nicotine turns it off. And Alex, people around the world walk up to me and my wife Jane and go like this. Doctor, I saw your presentations on nicotine. We, we decided to buy nicotine patches like you said. And we cut them as you said. I tell them all to cut them into 1mg sizes, okay? And then you slap it on the joint that is causing the arthritis. Joint. If it's this joint, put the nicotine patch right on there. If it's your hip joint, stick it on there. If it's your knee joint, stick it on there. Alex, people around the world walk up to me clamoring off of stages I come off of in line for hours wanting to just cry to me to tell me that within 48 hours of putting a nicotine patch on any joint that they've had arthritis in for years, all pain gone within 48 hours, just like you said. Well, I, I didn't say this. I'm just repeating what the scientists have all known for decades and have published that your medical professions weren't taught in med school. You're not being told in the mainstream media. Nicotine is also published to be a curative agent for ulcerative colitis, which is a autoimmune digestive disorder. Right, where they actually cut out parts of your colon when they say it dies. It is published that it can cure that. Did you know that nicotine also can cure the symptoms of hypothyroidism? In women and men.
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A
I have Hashimoto's.
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B
You should be on nicotine, just like my wife.
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A
Now, here's my question. Taking nicotine or whatever, is that a daily thing you are? Every day you're having it or whatever?
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B
Yes, every day I do.
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A
Is it ever too much? Like, I mean, you, you're like nicotine out. I mean, this is your life. Like it's never ending.
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B
It can be too much. Yes.
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A
Okay.
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B
Just like I could drink too much water and die right now in an hour.
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A
But I mean, are you every day, no matter what, always? Or do you take breaks like you're a month on, month off?
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B
No, I do it every day.
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A
And your body doesn't get used to it? Tolerant of it? I mean.
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B
No, I think your body will get used to a certain amount.
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A
Okay.
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B
And then it could do better with more over time if you wanted to. But I actually wear a three and a half size milligram nicotine patch every day. Okay, Every day. And I have for three and a half years now, and I will for the rest of my life until I die. And when y' all come to my funeral and it's all over the news that the nicotine guy died, you're gonna be able to look in there and see I have a nicotine patch on. It's gonna be amazing. Maybe by then I'll have my own brand of nicotine patches like Tucker Carlson has his own.
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A
This is a missed opportunity. If you don't already. You gotta start that now.
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B
People are spreading all over rumors all over the media that big pharma must own doctor Artists and must be paying him and the nicotine industry must be paying him to do this.
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A
What?
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B
We're going to say this on Turning Point USA. I need a nicotine sponsor for the Dr. Artist show and the Healing for the Ages conferences. We're looking for you. We can't wait. It's amazing. We haven't been approached yet and I know we're helping you sell billions of dollars worth of nicotine products.
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A
Literally, it's amazing. This is crazy. Okay, what about diabetes?
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B
It's actually published that nicotine increases beta cells of the pancreas's production of insulin in a type 1 diabetic. And we have had type 1 diabetics pick me up and take me to events security. People who have been type 1 diabetic for 20 years who have told me for the first time ever, their insulin needs are going down. Whoa. And their A1Cs are coming down just using nicotine gum or nicotine Pouches for two weeks.
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A
Okay, Personal question for you. My dad just died of glioblastoma. My question is. Yes, thank you. Is there anything to suggest that nicotine can shrink tumors or fight cancer?
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B
Glioblastomas were proven in 2021 to be cured by nicotine alone in three days.
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A
Is there anybody with glioblastoma that there's evidence that this happened to them?
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B
Yes, in fact, there's several medical doctors, oncologists, some in Spain, some in South America, that are using nicotine now because of my presentations and showing these research studies where they did test this against glioblastomas and other cancers, and they are finding remarkable results.
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A
So their tumors are shrinking.
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Yes. In fact, glioblastomas was proven. I show you in the book. They actually were able to create a glioblastoma in 72 hours and then reverse it and shrink it by half in 72 hours with just nicotine.
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A
Now, if you're talking about something serious like a brain tumor, how many milligrams a day of a patch would you say they should wear?
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I always recommend to people to start slow with nicotine because nicotine is going to be releasing poisons out of the body. It is a major detoxing nutrient.
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A
So do you like pee and poop a lot on nicotine?
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If you take. Yeah, you. Yeah. Little girl, if I gave you a 14 milligram nicotine patch, you're gonna have diarrhea galore. You're probably vomiting. I would never do that to you up front.
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So this is what everybody's been warning me about. That's why I've been too scared. I don't know how to do it.
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Yeah. So I always recommend to people if they're going to start using nicotine and they have a chronic illness, I recommend the 1 milligram size either gum. They don't even sell a 1 milligram gum. So don't call Alex going, he said 1 milligram gum. No, they only come in two and four for gum and nicotine. So, Alex, let's explain to the audiences, what would you do if doctor already said 1 milligram of gum for a week is what you're going to start with? But they only sell 2 milligram gums. What would be. How would you get 1 milligram of nicotine out of a gum?
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A
Cut it in half.
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B
You bite it in half.
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A
Okay.
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It's amazing how many people around the world ask me how to do this. Brother, you just bite in half. You got one. If you have patches, and I say one milligram. You're going to cut them into milligram sizes and do that for a week and then go up to the three and a half milligrams size. And I would stay there for a few weeks and then go up to seven. Every research study, Alex, on all the diseases I just mentioned are using 7 milligram nicotine patches. Okay, one new one daily for just seven days. Nicotine's also proven to help reverse and improve all personality traits and actions of autistic children.
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A
I was just gonna ask about autism and adults.
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And you put a 7 milligram nicotine patch between their shoulder blades. It's also a cure for myocarditis in three days. And it actually reverses all the scarring on the heart caused by myocarditis by day 14. But you only have to use the nicotine for three days.
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A
That's huge.
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By day 14, the whole heart's cured.
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A
Probably one of the most controversial things that you said is that nicotine neutralizes snake venom like compounds in Covid vaccines. Now, first of all, what do you mean by snake venom? And can you walk us through this? I mean, pretty explosive theory. And why you think they're trying to silence you for this?
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B
All right, so let me explain what snake venom is. All right, so there's these things called snakes.
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No, I mean in the COVID vaccines. I don't know anything about there being snake venom in the vaccine. That sounds a little wild if I.
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Asked you, Alex, and anybody home who invented the COVID 19 mRNA vaccines, who just won the Nobel prize in medicine for inventing those things? Do you know, did you know that two people just got the Nobel prize in medicine?
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No.
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In October of 2023 for inventing those damn shots. Their names are Cataline Carico and Drew Weissman. And when you go look at their research studies, they were funded by the NIH starting in 2009 to develop these COVID 19 mRNA vaccines.
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Strange.
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And in every one of those research studies, they state snake venom phosphodiesterase. Snake venom phosphodiesterase. They repeat that multiple times in every one of these research studies that they use snake venom phosphodiesterase in their MRNA vaccines to cleave the person's RNA or DNA to do their gene editing.
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What does that mean? Say to me, like, I'm five, where.
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You use snake venom to damage your RNA and DNA to alter your genetics.
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A
Why do they want to alter our genetics?
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B
Because they want your cells in your body to manufacture antibodies against COVID 19 spike proteins. They want your body to do it, so they're going to engineer you to do it.
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A
Yeah.
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So they have to change your DNA to do it, damage your DNA to do it. Just so y' all know, anybody out there who is studying genetics or genetic research, particularly something called CRISPR technology? Did you know that they believe now in science and they've been working on this for years, spending billions of dollars in funding. They believe they can take your genes that your mom and dad gave you, that they will tell you you are going to develop heart disease from. You're going to develop high blood pressure from. You cannot escape it. You're going to get breast cancer.
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Oh, yeah. This stuff is garbage.
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You are going to develop all of these and there's nothing you do about it because you inherited these genes.
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You know what's crazy is that when my dad was in the hospital, his doctor came in and told my brother and I, you know, you guys probably need to get tested to see if you have the glioblastoma gene or whatever. And I was like, what in the world? Now I'm just like, this is BS because, I mean, this is all epigenetics, basically.
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Amen.
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I'm just looking at my dad's lifestyle was. Aw. He totally rejected all of the stuff that I talk about, which I was really on him about. And it was a very sad situation. But I just feel like basically almost all cancer you do have control over. I mean, sometimes there's stuff in your environment you wouldn't have control over, but that's, you know, holding the government accountable for what they're doing to us. He just had a terrible ultra processed food diet. Sedentary, you know, all the things.
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B
I just love the junk.
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A
Yeah. All the things. Never met a White Castle slider he didn't love, you know?
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B
Oh, gross.
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A
Yeah.
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B
I find those gross ever since I was a kid, but that's funny. Good. In Georgia, where I grew up, it was called Crystals.
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When Dr. Charles Hoff, MD, in Canada, British Columbia, Canada, came out in 2022 and actually was doing these. These interviews calling the COVID 19 vaccines clot shots. He had actually done a specific medical test, blood test on all of his patients he gave the Moderna COVID 19 vaccine to. So he took blood work from all of them and did. It's what's called a D Dimer Test dash, D dimer test. And I had never heard of this test when he came out and started talking about this. But he goes, 62% of everybody that got the COVID shot that he gave it to all had elevated D dimers. D dimers evaluate for blood clots. And if it's elevated, that means you have a lot of blood clots in your body. Your body's trying to break down. I decided to go find out, well, what does a D dimer even tell a person about those blood clots? So I looked it up on Medscape.com you can look at the article now. These are the five things they tell you to look for. They say, first, go look for deep vein thrombosis, big blood clots in the legs. So go do an ultrasound and go look for it. If you see elevated D dimers on your patient, they have a blood clot somewhere. But it doesn't tell you why they have blood clotting. They just say, go look for it. The second one is, look for intravascular coagulation in your fingers and toes. Little bitty blood clots all throughout there. And the third one is, go look for other forms of blood clots in the lungs or in the brain. Okay, great, thanks. So three of the five bullet points are, if you have elevated D dimers, go look for blood clots somewhere you'll find them. The fourth bullet point reads, if your patient is on anticoagulant blood clot busting drugs, you better watch this D dimer. If it gets too high, you're thinning the blood too fast because it breaks down blood clots.
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Right.
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And D dimers are evaluating for the breakdown of blood clots in the human body by either drugs or by the human body. That's all you're seeing. The fifth bullet point is the only thing that would explain Charles Hoff, Maryland's patients who got the COVID 19 vaccines having elevated D dimers. Because none of them were on those three drugs that break up blood clots. Warfarin, heparin, and Coumadin. The fifth bullet point reads, I quote all MDs. If your patient has elevated D dimers, look for these three words, quote, snake venom poisoning.
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A
Oh, my gosh.
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B
So guess what I did, Alex. The guy gave people shots. 62% of them had elevated D dimers. The Medscape medical journals online, the textbook say, go look for snake venom poisoning. And guess what I did.
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A
You were like, I'm gonna look for snake venom. And sure enough.
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So guess what my first question was. Well, who the hell made these things? Because whoever made them should have the research and how they made them. So I had to go first, figure out who that was, only to learn two names I never heard before. Drew Wiseman and Kathleen Carico at University of Pennsylvania. Holy crap. And in every one of their research studies, it says, we are being funded by the NIH since 2009.
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Truth and time go hand in hand.
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And in every one of them, they say in the method section of developing MRNA vaccines, they use snake venom phosphodiesterase in the shot to cleave your DNA and rna. If you look up, what does snake venom phosphodiesterase do in a mammal and a human? Number one thing it's known to do. Snake venom phosphodiesterase causes rapid hemagglutination. Oh, do you know what that means? That's a big fancy scientific term for rapid blood clots form in a mammal when snake venom phosphodiesterase is introduced. Oh, and what do we call these shots? Clot shots. Okay, great. So the words snake venom were very hard for a lot of medical doctors.
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A
To listen to because that sounds like made up humbo jumbo.
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Because it sounds crazy. It's only crazy if you don't know how to read English. Because the words snake is not dangerous. That's just an English word. The word venom is not dangerous either. It's an English word and both of those words are in combination in linear fashion. Snake venom in every one of those research papers. I'm really sorry.
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A
If nicotine is as powerful as you say, could it then be a universal anecdote for bioweapons or engineered diseases in the future? Like, are we, are we sitting on a cure for future pandemics?
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B
Yes. In Spain is a research institute called La Quinta Columna and they have a researcher scientist there named Rafa Calvin. Go online and please type in Rafa Calvin. Nicotine destroys nanotech video. In the video, there's a three minute clip that went around tick tock, hundreds of millions of views already. This guy and the research group took originally Pfizer and Moderna's vaccines and wanted to dry out the solution and see what was in it. And they find and published all this nanotech. And graphene oxide was inside the shots. This guy decided he was going to take dental anesthetics and they wanted to dry them out over 30 days and just see what was on the slide. And they found thousands of microchips nanotech. And they show you in a video all the nanotechs in these shots and injections including dental anesthetics. And then Rafa Calvin explains. I'm now going to do a test and an experiment and I want to see, I'm going to see if Dr. Brian Artis theory is correct. He takes organic tobacco leaf. He shows us they actually boil water and for 10 minutes put tobacco leaf in it and just steep the water. Then he takes the water and he drops it. Videoing the nano chips under the microscope. He then drops the water that has nicotine from the tobacco leaf in it. He drops it on there. And you should watch in this three minute clip, thousands of nanotech are just dissolved by the nicotine. It actually, the nicotine in the water goes through the medium and literally grabs the the microchip and dissolves it then goes to the next one, dissolves that one, goes the next one, dissolves that one and not me. La Quinta Columna's research facility said as showing the video of all nanotech being dissolved by nicotine. As I said you should be looking at, they said please share this video. All around the world, there is no more important message or video that should be seen than this one. For the whole world. It could single handedly protect all of humanity.
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A
So let's imagine that RFK Jr gets nicotine research funded. Okay, what is the one nicotine study that you would beg him to greenlight to kind of blow the lid off of its benefits?
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Number one would be heart disease. Okay, I would like heart disease studies because we can take people who have AFIB after the vaccines for Covid atrial fibrillation. They can't get their heart rhythm to be normal. And we can actually have them do a tobacco leaf, steep it in water, take the water and then put their feet in it. And within five minutes tachycardia disappears. AFIB disappears like forever or forever. Now that we've seen for the last couple years, it just doesn't come back. Nicotine is releasing poisons out of the heart and correcting arrhythmias. It's really incredible to actually watch. So I think addressing heart issues like myocarditis, tachycardia, afib, that would be miraculous studies. This is what I would ask RFK to make sure he encourages cdc, nih, HHS to investigate. So I looked it up and I wanted to know what all viruses does medical science know that its construct, its design targets nicotine receptors just like Kovid's virus did. Alex, did you know that rabies is published and known by science to be cured? With nicotine because it targets nicotine receptors. Also hiv, okay, is also cured with nicotine.
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A
What?
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B
Did you know that schizophrenia is cured with nicotine?
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A
Oh, no. That's interesting.
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B
That's pretty crazy, right? All these I put in the book, by the way, they're all in there. I show you all the research studies. I didn't prove this. All the scientists that I just collected it and gave it to you because it's so mind blowing and amazing. So this is what I'd like you to know. Did you know that every single influenza virus family member, there's 29 different influenza viruses? In case you didn't know. Did you know that all of them target nicotine receptors? Smokers were immune from COVID because nicotine binds to the same receptors COVID virus is targeted. And those same receptors are the same one that influenza viruses target. Same one. All common cold viruses target same one. HIV targets, same one. Rabies targets. Guess why I wear a nicotine patch for the rest of my life?
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A
Because you don't want to get sick ever?
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B
Because I don't want to be a victim of the influenza annual poisoning scenario they call the influenza season or flu season. I don't want to have to ever feel like I need to ever have the discussion about a flu vaccine in my entire life.
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A
The study I'm guessing that you want him to do is looking at like just immune system benefits.
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B
I want him to investigate all viruses known and published by science and how they target nicotine receptors and if nicotine in tobacco products and these vegetables we talked about is the cure for all of them.
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A
So when was the last time you had a cold?
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B
Jane, when's the last time I had a cold?
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A
Over five years. His wife says over five years.
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I haven't had anything at all since I started wearing nicotine patch every day. Nothing. Zero. A sniffle fever, hay fever, Nothing. I've never had nothing. It's just. I just wear it every day. It's awesome.
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A
Let's say you're in an elevator with another doctor and they think that your nicotine stuff is bogus. You've got just an elevator ride to convince them that this is like of the greatest health things that we have at our fingertips. What are you saying?
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What do you believe most MD's viewpoint of nicotine is that it's addictive. If nicotine is addictive, as it says it is, my very first thing would be alias, and I do it all the time. Have you read the study from Harvard, okay, in 2016 where they said nicotine is not responsible for the addictive quality of tobacco products. And have you read what they said is? And do you think you know more than Harvard? Yeah, Seriously. I would say go look at the research. The next thing would be is great if you think nicotine is so addictive. My very next thing would be to them, have you ever eaten an eggplant or a tomato? And then my next question would be this. I'm not even joking. Have you ever been to a church function or a corporate function and they had celery, vegetable trays, cauliflower trays? Did you ever eat any of it? Yes. Did you ever wake up with night sweats or feel the next day at work that you had to ask your boss for a cauliflower break or for a tomato break? No. Why don't you think you did that? I don't know. I just ate the tomato. Never thought of it again. Yeah, but it was loaded with nicotine. And if it's as dangerous as you say it is, why do you keep giving all these kids all of these potato chips made with nicotine? Why do you do it? If nicotine is dangerous, why do you keep feeding it to your kids?
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A
I think that's great. And that's also a really good pitch for us to kind of, in a summary, summarize, like, everything we learned in this episode today with you to our friends and family that are going to think we're nuts. And my audience is mostly women, 25 to 35, who are moms of young children. And they're going to hear this stuff about putting a nicotine patch on their kids. And they're gonna be like, okay, this is wild. But, like, I'm interested. I know them like the back of my hand. And the question they're all going to be in my comments and DMS asking is, well, how young? What is like, you know, when can I start trying this on a sick child? What would your answer be?
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No one on earth has to give their kids nicotine. I'm not saying you have to do that. But if your kid was sick and you knew nicotine was something that might be a cure, why don't you figure out how many tomatoes you need to feed them, how many potatoes you need to feed them Cauliflower. Why don't you start feeding those vegetables that have high amounts of nicotine if you're worried about giving a nicotine agent, like patches, gum suckets, I have never said you had to do that. But you do need nicotine. And so go eat the nicotine or consume it in some commercial product as their design. An oncologist called me and told me that their daughter granddaughter had whooping cough for six days straight. And it wouldn't get any better. Just kept getting worse, actually, as she was treating this. This child and this just a few months ago. And I just happened to call them that night and they said, I'm one hour from taking this grandbaby to the ER because everything I've tried has not worked. And I said, okay, what would you recommend, Dr. H? And I said, do you have your nicotine patches on you? And she goes, yeah. And I said, good. Cut your nicotine patch in your purse and cut it in a 1 inch strip and put it on. How old your kid? This is for the audiences. Six. How much do they weigh? It was like 50 pounds. Okay, great. I would do a 1 milligram nicotine patch and slap it on your kid. Within five minutes of putting that 1 milligram nicotine patch on, all of it stopped.
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A
You're kidding me.
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And she never had to take the kid to the er Slept through the night, fever all broke instantly all over with. But had been trying with for six days straight to get this mucus wet cough to end. And it wouldn't end. So with kids younger than 12, if you're gonna do it, remember, ask your doctor if nicotine is right for you.
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A
Yeah. This. This is not medical advice.
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This is not medical advice. This is Alex's advice. Okay. All right.
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A
So he's kidding.
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So. So this is what we recommend. Anybody younger than 12, I recommend 1 milligram nicotine patches.
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A
Okay.
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Patches. Just slap it on their skin, put it between your shoulders so they can't pick it off. That's what I would do. If they're younger than 2 years old, maybe you don't do it at all. But 2 to 12.1mg nicotine patch. Anybody older than 12? 3mg nicotine patches is what I would start with. If you're sick or ill with an infection, that's what I'd start with. Did you know nicotine and tobacco are proven to kill all parasites?
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No, I did not.
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Nicotine has this amazing ability found in plants to cure the body of all kinds of problems. You asked at the very beginning of this, who benefits from this lie? The FDA does. And big pharma does. Why? I just named Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, MS, ulcerative colitis, all Arthritis, myocarditis, autism. I also mentioned glioblastoma tumors.
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Yep.
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Do you know how many drugs are being prescribed to all the people being diagnosed with those conditions. Hundreds, billions of dollars worth every year of drugs being approved by the fda. Siphoning money and lobbying money and bribes over the FDA is keeping all those drugs being prescribed to people who, when there is a curative agent, known for all of them, or at least an agent that would improve their symptoms mightily. It's already been proven for decades. Why did the FDA have to scare the crap out of all of us about nicotine? Because it's an antidote to so many problems. Big pharma wants to get you hooked on drugs for for the rest of your life.
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A
You know what I realized? Nothing on this planet takes longer than a nail appointment. I mean, I love my nail girl, but if I don't bring a snack, I am one hangry hippo. Basically just a French tip away from blacking out. That's why I always throw a bag of masa chips in my purse before I go. They're the perfect car snack, the perfect I didn't eat before my nail appointment snack, and the perfect my salon only gives out mint snack. Now obviously during the manicure portion, I'm not really using my hands, but during that pedicure, I'm scarfing them down. Masa chips are made with only three real ingredients. Organic nixtamalized corn, grass fed beef tallow, and redmond sea salt. That's it. No seed oils, no sketchy additives, no artificial anything. And because they're cooked in beef tallow, a fat that's been used in traditional cultures forever, we need healthy fat. They actually nourish your body instead of inflaming it like most chips. They're crunchy, they're sturdy, they're flavorful, and they don't fall apart in your guac. You will finish the bag. And yeah, they're a little more expensive because they're using the highest quality ingredients and it's a small family business. But honestly, if a going to pay for a snack, I want it to be something that fuels me, not something made by big chip and soaked in industrial sludge. So if you want a snack like your ancestors, without giving up flavor, grab masa chips and use my code. Real Alex Clark for 20% off your first purchase@masachips.com that's real Alex Clark for 20% off masachips.com My friend's teenage daughter recently asked if she could start wearing makeup. And naturally her mom came to me for help picking something safe. Because let's be real, most drugstore brands are packed with synthetic dyes and fragrance. That's when I introduced them to Adele Natural Cosmetics. They're exactly what I'd want a young girl to start with. Non toxic, high quality and beautifully effective. Their moisturizing foundation is perfect for beginners. It glides on, it never cakes and it blends like a dream. And the cream blush gives this fresh, dewy color without any weird glitter or sticky formulas. I love the shade petal. Honestly. It's luxury makeup made with real organic ingredients that you don't have to google. If you're shopping for a first time makeup user, check them out. Visit Adele Natural Cosmetics.com use code ALEX for 25% off your first purchase. That's Adele Natural Cosmetics.com code ALEX for 25 percent off your first purchase. Okay, so somebody wants to work with you. They're like, please be my doctor. Are you taking patients or no?
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No. I retired in 2018, but I do work directly with advocates, medical doctors, nurse practitioners who all see patients currently and follow everything I've done in practice for the last 20 years.
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A
Okay, so where do they go to find them?
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You go to gracecare.com and anybody out there who's wondering about cancers and nicotine and want to talk to the oncologists that are actually using it to cure people of different cancers. Oh my goodness. Go to gracecare.com Dr. Silva S I L V A does exclusively from Spain, all consultations through gracecare.com okay. And you can go to gracecare G R A I T H C A R E dot com. All the people that are there do advocacy work to help people manage their health and improve their health.
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A
What is your book again?
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B
For people Moving beyond the COVID 19 lies, restoring health and hope for humanity. And you can find it at Amazon. If you go to Amazon, type in COVID19LIES book. And so there's six or seven now current fraudulent books that appear to be mine, but they're not. People are trying to sell my name and likeness. It's a white book with the entire world on the COVID in different colors. So I want to say something though, to you.
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A
What?
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B
In this interview.
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A
What?
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B
Okay, this is. This is why I think Turning Point usa this interview could be monumental for saving the country. Alex, did you know that within four weeks of me releasing Watch the Water documentary telling the whole world that nicotine's the antidote to all things Covid? Do you know that within four weeks, five countries in unison came out on a Friday and said that they all have new national health agendas that they wanted to announce for their countries. New national press releases. And they announced that they're going to be banning permanently all nicotine agents commercially available to their citizens and all tobacco products. America's one of them. Rfk. Make sure they don't do this. America, Joe Biden said, will abolish all access to tobacco products and nicotine agents by the year 2030.
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A
You're right, he did say that.
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Yes, he did. So did Trudeau in Canada, so did the Prime Minister of New Zealand, so did the Prime Minister of Australia, and so did the King in England. It King Charles started this two years ago with this claim for England. Anyone born after January 1, 2009 will never be able to buy a tobacco product or a nicotine product ever again in history. And by the year 2030, there will be no access to tobacco products or nicotine agents by the year 2030. Do you want to know why, Alex? All countries during COVID 19's pandemic, the biggest health crisis the whole world's ever been confronted with. Why did they all break for a week to announce a new health agenda? That we're going to stop selling nicotine products.
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A
Listening to you and getting freaked out.
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I guess I just said I'm going to wear a nicotine patch for the rest of my life because I don't want to get sick. And I just mentioned influenza viruses, coronaviruses, hiv, rabies and Covid. Coronaviruses, all are cured by nicotine. What was the agenda of COVID What was the ultimate agenda of COVID What was the ultimate goal of COVID To.
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A
Get you permanently taking the shot over.
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B
And over to get a vaccine for Covid. That's it.
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A
Yeah.
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B
Get the vaccine. Get the vaccine. Get the vaccine. What did they say you needed the vaccine for? What were they saying was the threat? A virus. Every single future pandemic that has been declared or named, Rift Valley fever, Congo Hemorrhagic fever, Ebola, Marburg, bird flu, West Nile, doesn't matter. They're all only have one thing in common. They're all viruses. And all of them you are going to be told world, you need a vaccine for.
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A
Oh my gosh.
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Do you want to know why all the governments of the world were forced in unison to announce you were going to be banning all nicotine agents forever by the year 2030. Do you want to know why I think they're doing all of that?
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Because they want to be able to keep pumping out vaccines.
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They need more pandemics, they need more vaccines and no one's going to buy into the Vaccine agenda in the future when they realize all the published articles for the last five years that smokers were the only one immune to COVID 19.
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A
This is literally so insane. I mean, I mean this stuff, the corruption. I feel like I'm learning new things every day and it's just worse and worse and worse than I thought it is.
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So they're lying to you to sell you drugs and to sell you vaccines. Why would you ever not tell people you have snake venom in your shots? Did you know snake venom is published to cause miscarriages, infertility, glioblastomas, arthritis, all autoimmune diseases. Schizophrenia, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's. Did you know it does that? And you know our government publishes that it does that. Did you know the government just published a document in 2024 listing all the new long Covid diagnosable conditions that all medical doctors can charge your health insurance for that you're going to have, they just wrote, for 10 to 14 years from now. And do you know that 100 of the 200 symptoms they now call long Covid, which include schizophrenia, PTSD, psychosis, a dissolving pituitary gland just disappears. That's a long Covid symptom. Diabetes, teeth falling out, I'm not joking. Myocarditis, glioblastoma, tumors, death, infertility. Did you know that every single one of Those are also 100 published side effects of snake venom in people after they got bit by a snake long term. And they even say if you treat somebody with anti venom in a hospital and save their life, the venom stays in their body for 14 years wreaking havoc on their entire body. Yeah, and all of those symptoms are the 200 symptoms you see called long Covid. The human body can't break down venom faster than 14 years. Do you know how many venoms they found in every COVID 19 patients per DNA analysis in five different countries.
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I'm scared to know.
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In Italy, Dr. Carlo Bragna took all of these Covid acute patients who PCR tested positive for Covid had symptoms of COVID and he took their blood, urine and feces while sick and he sent them to a lab in Germany and two labs in Italy and ran DNA on all of it and wanted to know what is in their blood, making all of them test for this PCR test and be sick. That maybe the people that don't test for PCR positive don't test for Covid and aren't sick, don't have. Only the sick people who tested positive for Covid in their blood, urine and feces had a combined in every one of them. A combined 36 different animal venoms in their blood, urine, and feces.
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36.
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B
And he names them in a table from the DNA analysis. The first one came from a Chinese snake called the Malayan crate snake, and it's called a Kunitz type serine protease inhibitor. If you don't know what that means, it means it causes rapid blood clotting that can't be broke down by warfarin or coumadin. And now you know why. All the hospitals around the world, medical doctors, were reporting during COVID that even though they gave him coumadin and warfarin and heparin, it wouldn't break down their blood clots. And everywhere in the world, by the way, this study was done in Italy. How did that Chinese snake's venom get inside of a COVID patient in Italy? They found 20 different snake venoms in every COVID patient. And they found 16 different venoms from 15 snails in the ocean and one starfish in the ocean called the crown of thorn starfish. All 36 of those venoms were confirmed by DNA analysis to be causing all symptoms of COVID 19 in every patient.
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A
If you could offer one remedy to heal a sick culture, and it could be physically, emotionally, or spiritually, what would it be?
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B
Wear 3 1/2 milligram nicotine patch the rest of your life? Every adult in America, I'm telling you, you will destroy. The whole influenza season shows up every year. No, it doesn't. Coronavirus season, common cold shows up. Nope, it doesn't anymore. You don't have to worry about your rabie dog, neighbor dog biting you. It's amazing. All right, so that would be my recommendation. The last thing. I have to tell you something.
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A
What?
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B
Okay. So you're told forever that you need a vaccine for all these viruses. The majority of the CD schedule for all vaccines for children, the time you're born, right. When you're born In America, within 24 hours, you have to be given the hepatitis B virus vaccine.
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A
Yep.
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B
Right. So everything's viruses. You need a vaccine for it. Do you know what a virus is, Alex?
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A
Something that's contagious?
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B
No, but that's a great guess. Okay, so by definition, everything in medic, in medicine, the medical industry, the pharmaceutical industry, even how they name your organs and your bones and your structure that you learn called anatomy, it's all named in Latin. The whole medical industry is based on a language called Latin. All of its Latin. So the Latin word Virus. It is Latin historically, forever it's been lead. So is all of medical nomenclature. Did you know the word virus? I have bought 30 Latin to English dictionaries dating back to 1771, which is probably before you were born. The entire definition in every Latin English dictionary from 1771 till 2025 reads. This is the definition of the word virus. And I'd like to know why it is. No one's ever told you this. Did you know that in 100 of all of those, the word virus in Latin has only one English translation? And it is poison, comma, especially if snakes venom.
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A
Oh my gosh, here we go. The people are going to come for us. I'm gonna have two men in black suits at my door tomorrow after this interview, I think.
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B
Do you know what's even worse?
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A
What?
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B
The English to Latin side of those dictionaries. When you look at the English words and how they translate in Latin, the word. The word virus is not an English word and it doesn't exist in those. It's a Latin word. If you go to the English side, there is a word venom. That is an English word and not a Latin word. Do you know what venom in English? That is a word we all know. Do you know what it translates to in Latin? It's only one Latin word that it translates into for 254 years as of this interview.
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A
Tell me, virus. I don't even know what to say.
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B
So I have a question for Turning Point USA audiences. If truly a virus is a poison or a venom, particularly a snake venom, I'd like to ask you something, Alex. How do they create annual repetitive influenza virus seasons?
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A
Oh God.
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B
How do they create annual common cold virus seasons if it's just poisons or venoms? And in every COVID 19 patient was found venoms. And everybody that got vaccinated for Covid elevated D dimers were showing up in the majority of them saying, telling MDs to go look for snake venom poisoning. Oh my God. What did Native Americans use forever to cure their animals of snake bites? Tobacco. What did they use to save their villages? Tobacco plants.
- [59:52]
A
Oh my gosh. Dr. Ardus, this episode might get me in some major trouble, but I feel like it'll be worth it.
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B
We're going to be hanging out somewhere, locked up somewhere.
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A
Yeah, I know. You and me, we're going to be roommates in the gulag. It'll be a good time.
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B
We're coming for you. Get Mo.
- [60:05]
A
Thanks for coming on the show.
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B
You're welcome. Thank you for having me.
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A
Definitely a face melting episode. I really want to try a nicotine patch and see how I feel. If any of you try it out, share your experience in the Cute Servatives Facebook group. Make sure to leave a five star review and tell others in your opinion what the best episode of Culture Apothecary is that they should start with. We're on a mission to heal a sick culture. Twice a week, new guests bring a unique remedy. Every Monday and Thursday at 6pm Pacific, 9pm Eastern. Subscribe to Real Alex Clark on YouTube and follow me on Instagram Eallalex Clark I'm Alex Clark and this is Culture Apothecary.