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Dr. Aseem Malhotra On Vaccines

I just finished watching this two-hour-long interview. I am sorry to say I am thoroughly saddened and disappointed by it (link)

However, the good thing is that the interview provided firm support for my argument that the medical profession is a non-science-based education and training, where observations or collection of observations is considered scientific research or study, which is not in line with actual (experimental) scientific education, training, and practice.

A significant part of the interview is about COVID-19 and its vaccination issues. Dr. Aseem Malhotra firmly believes in and supports concepts and practices related to viruses and vaccination. In his view, “This (vaccines) stuff works.” “Some of the greatest achievements in medicine are conventional vaccines.” However, he considers the COVID-19 vaccines to be an exception.

Sadly, it is a very well-known fact that viruses do not exist, and vaccines have never been tested, or cannot be tested, against viruses or their illnesses as they are unavailable or non-existent. This is not an opinion but a scientific fact.

I will be careful in seeking and accepting opinions from medical professionals on the subjects discussed.

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My comment on the article ((link)

As I wrote in one of my recent blog posts (link), worldwide authorities, including the FDA, CDC, USP, etc., drug approvals are not based on scientific investigations or logical considerations but on compliance with their arbitrary requirements and standards.

There is a gross misunderstanding among the public, including medical experts, that the approved products are based on science (advanced or sophisticated). Not at all. They set up some arbitrary standards and then showed some laboratory work, pictures, and numbers (mostly unrelated) to make their claims “sellable.”

A recent example is the COVID-19 virus. Authorities first assume (when there is nothing) that there is a virus and then develop some experiments, like culturing, “sequencing,” PCR, pictures, etc., to say there is proof for the virus.

No toxicity/pathogenicity of the virus has ever been established because no virus sample is available (link). Similarly, vaccine safety and efficacy cannot be established as no pure and isolated vaccine (mRNA) sample is available. Safety and efficacy are assumed/imagined (link).

It’s all fake and false (medical/pharmaceutical science). Use caution when listening to medical/pharmaceutical (doctor’s science) experts.

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I just came across an article titled ” 52 Top Scientists Sign Letter Warning of ‘Substantial’ Cancer Risk from Covid’ Vaccines.'” A few beginning lines from the article (link) are as follows:

A group of leading scientists and academics has signed a letter that calls on lawmakers to ban Covid mRNA “vaccines” due to the “substantial risk” of cancer from the injections.

The call was made due to the unprecedentedly high levels of synthetic DNA contamination in the shots produced by vaccine makers Pfizer and Moderna.

Eminent scientists and academics warn that this DNA contamination is causing genomic integration and triggering long-term health impacts, including cancers, among the Covid-vaccinated.

The letter was signed by leading experts from around the world.

The article lists eminent scientists, showing that most (20) are physicians with M.D. degrees or equivalent (link).

It is a well-known fact that physicians do not study science, and their academic credentials and expertise are based on education and training of a non-science undergraduate degree (e.g., M.D.). They are trained to write prescriptions by listening to symptoms and reading lab results. Therefore, claiming physicians as eminent or leading scientists is a misrepresentation or falsehood (link).

The remaining participants mostly have credentials unrelated to science, including management (10), lawyers (6), etc. It indicates that participants are also non-science experts (link), contrary to the claim.

Their claim is based on describing (detecting) DNA fragments in the vaccine vials (only three tested, a statistically insignificant sample size for making any credible/scientific claim). Finding DNA (chemical) fragments as contamination indicates the issue of (chemical) processing/manufacturing. Therefore, it needs to be looked at by chemical manufacturing or purification experts (science/chemistry), not by practitioners of medicines (link).

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It is a common perception among the public and experts, particularly in health and medical areas, that having a Ph.D. makes one a scientist. This is a very wrong view or assumption.

A Ph.D. degree is a higher level of education and training after an undergraduate level. With a Ph.D. degree, the person may be considered an expert in the subject. For example, a Ph.D. in history or literature would not make a person a scientist but an expert in the subject.

Similarly, a Ph.D. in medicine does not make a physician a scientist but an expert in practicing medicine, which is generally training and education in writing prescriptions based on observing symptoms and reading diagnostic test results.

Being a scientist means having extensive and exhaustive education and training in science. It is ascribed to studying the fundamental units of matter or bodies such as atoms, molecules, sub-atomic particles, etc., that is, the study of physics and/or chemistry with mathematics (link) using validated tests.

Anyone who does not study and practice chemistry and/or physics (with mathematics) cannot claim to be a scientist or science expert. Such a claim should be considered quackery or fraudulent and treated according to the laws.

Medical science, pharmaceutical science, health science, biology, virology, immunology, microbiology, molecular biology, pharmacology, pharmacy, etc, are a few examples of fake and false science.