EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HEART DISEASE. With world renowned nuclear-cardiologist Dr. Richard Fleming, M.D., PhD., JD - #738
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Dr. Richard Fleming, a renowned nuclear and preventive cardiologist, joins Michael Savage to discuss his latest book, "Are We the Next Endangered Species? Bioweapons, Eugenics, and More." The book explores the alarming threats facing humanity, including bioweapons, eugenics, and the potential for human extinction. Dr. Fleming, with his extensive background in physics, medicine, and law, brings a unique perspective to these complex issues. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying causes of disease, particularly heart disease, and challenges conventional medical approaches that focus solely on peripheral markers. Dr. Fleming highlights the limitations of the Framingham study and advocates for a more holistic approach that considers tissue effects and regional blood flow differences. He shares his personal experience with heart disease and his own journey to understand the complexities of health and disease. Dr. Fleming's research has led him to develop a patented method for quantifying tissue changes, which he believes is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment. He also discusses the limitations of the Ornish diet and the importance of considering individual needs and metabolic differences. The conversation delves into the history of eugenics and the role of the government in shaping public health policies. Dr. Fleming's insights into the dangers of bioweapons and the potential for human extinction raise serious concerns about the future of humanity. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the importance of listening to one's body and the need for a more personalized approach to health and wellness.
Outlines
Introduction
This Chapter introduces the podcast and its host, Michael Savage, and welcomes Dr. Richard Fleming, a nuclear and preventive cardiologist, as the guest. The podcast focuses on Dr. Fleming's book "Are We the Next Endangered Species?" and his research on heart disease.
Dr. Fleming's Book and Research
This Chapter delves into Dr. Fleming's book "Are We the Next Endangered Species?" and his research on heart disease. Dr. Fleming discusses his background in physics, medicine, and law, and how his research has led him to develop a patented method for quantifying tissue changes. He also challenges conventional medical approaches that focus solely on peripheral markers and highlights the limitations of the Framingham study.
Eugenics and the Future of Humanity
This Chapter explores the topic of eugenics and its implications for the future of humanity. Dr. Fleming discusses the history of eugenics and the role of the government in shaping public health policies. He also shares his concerns about the dangers of bioweapons and the potential for human extinction.
Heart Disease and Medical Practice
This Chapter continues the discussion on heart disease and Dr. Fleming's medical practice. Dr. Fleming discusses his decision to close his clinical practice and focus on research, particularly in the area of infectious diseases. He shares his experiences with the HIV epidemic and the challenges of navigating the medical establishment.
Keywords
Dr. Richard Fleming
Dr. Richard Fleming is a nuclear and preventive cardiologist, author, and researcher. He has a PhD in physics and has published over 500 papers in various medical fields. He is known for his research on heart disease and his patented method for quantifying tissue changes. He is also a vocal critic of conventional medical practices and the pharmaceutical industry.
Are We the Next Endangered Species?
This is the title of Dr. Richard Fleming's latest book, which explores the alarming threats facing humanity, including bioweapons, eugenics, and the potential for human extinction. The book delves into the history of eugenics and the role of the government in shaping public health policies. It also raises concerns about the dangers of bioweapons and the potential for human extinction.
Heart Disease
Heart disease is a leading cause of death worldwide. It is a broad term that encompasses a range of conditions that affect the heart, including coronary artery disease, heart attack, stroke, and heart failure. Dr. Fleming's research focuses on the underlying causes of heart disease and the limitations of traditional medical approaches.
Framingham Study
The Framingham Heart Study is a long-term, observational study that has been tracking the health of residents of Framingham, Massachusetts, since 1948. The study has provided valuable insights into the risk factors for heart disease and other chronic conditions. Dr. Fleming criticizes the study's limitations, particularly its focus on peripheral markers and its failure to consider tissue effects.
Ornish Diet
The Ornish Diet is a plant-based diet that is low in fat and cholesterol. It is often recommended for people with heart disease. Dr. Fleming discusses the limitations of the Ornish Diet and the importance of considering individual needs and metabolic differences.
Eugenics
Eugenics is a social philosophy that advocates for improving the human race through selective breeding. It has been used to justify discriminatory practices, including forced sterilization and genocide. Dr. Fleming explores the history of eugenics and its implications for the future of humanity.
Bioweapons
Bioweapons are biological agents that are used as weapons of war. They can be used to cause disease or death in humans, animals, or plants. Dr. Fleming discusses the dangers of bioweapons and the potential for their use in future conflicts.
HIV Epidemic
The HIV epidemic is a global health crisis that has affected millions of people worldwide. Dr. Fleming shares his experiences with the HIV epidemic and the challenges of navigating the medical establishment during that time.
Fauci
Anthony Fauci is a renowned infectious disease expert who has served as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984. Dr. Fleming criticizes Fauci's role in the HIV epidemic and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19
COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The pandemic has had a devastating impact on the world, causing millions of deaths and disrupting economies and societies. Dr. Fleming discusses his research on COVID-19 and his concerns about the government's response to the pandemic.
Q&A
What is Dr. Fleming's main argument in his book "Are We the Next Endangered Species?"
Dr. Fleming argues that humanity is facing a number of serious threats, including bioweapons, eugenics, and the potential for human extinction. He believes that these threats are interconnected and that we need to take action to address them before it is too late.
What are the limitations of the Framingham study, according to Dr. Fleming?
Dr. Fleming argues that the Framingham study is limited by its focus on peripheral markers and its failure to consider tissue effects. He believes that a more holistic approach that considers tissue changes and regional blood flow differences is necessary for accurate diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.
What is Dr. Fleming's patented method for quantifying tissue changes?
Dr. Fleming's patented method is a way to measure the changes in tissue that occur as a result of disease. He believes that this method is more accurate than traditional blood tests and that it can be used to identify disease earlier and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
What is Dr. Fleming's perspective on the Ornish diet?
Dr. Fleming believes that the Ornish diet is too restrictive and that it can be difficult to maintain long-term. He emphasizes the importance of considering individual needs and metabolic differences when choosing a diet.
What is Dr. Fleming's view on the role of the government in public health?
Dr. Fleming is critical of the government's role in public health, particularly its involvement in eugenics and its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He believes that the government has often acted in ways that are harmful to the public.
What is Dr. Fleming's advice for people who are concerned about their health?
Dr. Fleming encourages people to listen to their bodies and to seek out alternative medical approaches that focus on the underlying causes of disease. He believes that a more personalized approach to health and wellness is essential.
What is Dr. Fleming's perspective on the use of alcohol?
Dr. Fleming acknowledges that alcohol can have some potential benefits, but he cautions against excessive consumption. He believes that it is important to consider the individual's health and lifestyle when making decisions about alcohol consumption.
What is Dr. Fleming's experience with the HIV epidemic?
Dr. Fleming was living in San Francisco during the early days of the HIV epidemic. He witnessed firsthand the devastation caused by the disease and the challenges of navigating the medical establishment during that time. He was also critical of the government's response to the epidemic.
What is Dr. Fleming's view on Anthony Fauci?
Dr. Fleming is critical of Anthony Fauci's role in the HIV epidemic and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He believes that Fauci has often acted in ways that are harmful to the public.
What is Dr. Fleming's advice for people who are concerned about the future of humanity?
Dr. Fleming encourages people to be aware of the threats facing humanity, including bioweapons, eugenics, and the potential for human extinction. He believes that we need to take action to address these threats before it is too late.
Show Notes
Savage speaks with Dr. Richard Fleming to learn the latest in preventing and living with cardiac disease. Dr. Fleming is a Nuclear and Preventive Cardiologist who has published more than 50 papers in peer-reviewed medical journals, over 50 presentations at scientific conferences throughout the U.S., Europe and Asia and written 3 independent books on healthcare. Find out what you can do to improve your heart health and the current breakthroughs in cardiac care. Is the Framingham Heart Study still relevant based on modern research? Is the Ornish diet still recommended? What are its drawbacks? How does diet and lifestyle influence heart disease? Can atherosclerosis be reversed? Do women have better outcomes than men with heart disease? What is coronary artery disease? What role does alcohol play in heart disease? What preventative measures do we have? Learn about the SHOCKING starvation study conducted by the US government! Savage explains the three elements of health... lifestyle, genetics, and unknown.
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