#101 - Turbo Cancers And What You Should Do If You Have Had The mRNA Jabs With Dr William Makis MD

mRNA Concerns

The conversation highlights concerns about mRNA technology and its implications for health. Ahmad Malik expresses skepticism about the medical industry's profit motives and the widespread adoption of mRNA technology, which was initially explored for cancer treatment but faced numerous failures 1. William Makis shares insights into the challenges of lipid nanoparticle delivery systems, which often resulted in uncontrolled distribution of treatments 1. He suggests fasting and autophagy as potential methods to mitigate vaccine injuries, emphasizing a three-day fast to clear damaged cells 2.

The lipid nanoparticles never worked. You could never control them. They would end up going all over the place and to places you didn't want.

--- William Makis

   

Ethical Issues

Ethical concerns in the medical field are underscored by Ahmad Malik, who criticizes the blind obedience to authority among doctors and the lack of accountability for those profiting from flawed medical practices 3. William Makis echoes these sentiments, highlighting the relentless push for mRNA vaccines despite their failures and the construction of factories worldwide to produce these vaccines 3. He recounts his own experience with unethical practices, where his cancer treatment program was shut down to create a monopoly, illustrating the profit-driven motives in healthcare 4.

They're building factories everywhere. They're building, I think, two factories in Canada. They want a factory on every continent.

--- William Makis

   

Censorship

The suppression of dissenting voices in the medical community is a significant issue discussed by Ahmad Malik and William Makis5. William describes a coordinated media smear campaign against him after he reported on the deaths of Canadian doctors post-vaccination 6. Despite these challenges, both continue to speak out, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in healthcare.

My name could not be dropped in any media outlet. I didn't exist.

--- William Makis