Why would Dr Shankara Chetty, a Covid Hero, be Persecuted?

Dr. Chetty risked his life by treating COVID-19 patients at the beginning of the pandemic. • 2:15

He aimed to understand the pathophysiology of the disease to inform treatment choices and research directions. • 3:06

Dr. Chetty used steroids at a specific point in the illness to prevent an overreaction of the immune system. • 6:42

Patients showed sudden and aggressive reactions a week after the onset of illness, leading to rapid deterioration. • 7:09

Dr. Chetty addresses the need for quick treatment of severe allergic reactions and venom exposure. • 7:36

He emphasizes educating patients on recognizing reaction symptoms to seek timely treatment. • 7:59

Dr. Chetty values outcome-based science over status or titles in the medical field. • 8:15

His approach involves understanding patient clinical pictures and the efficacy of various medications. • 9:22

He highlights the importance of curiosity and understanding in making medical breakthroughs. • 11:51

Despite skepticism, Dr. Chetty achieved zero deaths among his Covid patients in a rural setting. • 12:47

Dr. Chetty’s success challenges the medical community and questions the handling of the pandemic. • 14:01

He believes in the simplicity of his approach using steroids and antihistamines at the right time. • 14:01

Dr. Chetty achieved significant success in reducing Covid death rates through early treatment methods. • 14:26

His work in India led to a drastic drop in death rate from 5.9 to 2.1 through training specialists and educating rural doctors. • 14:33

Challenges the need for other interventions if early treatment is effective in preventing Covid fatalities. • 15:46

Criticism and potential license revocation stem from ego clashes and failure to follow established protocols. • 16:58

Contrasts his proactive patient-centered approach with the conventional hospitalization and ventilation methods. • 18:05

Highlights the disparity in outcomes between his early treatment approach and traditional hospital care for Covid patients. • 18:56

Emphasizes the rapid recovery and positive results observed in patients treated with his methods, challenging the status quo. • 20:07

Dr. Shankara Chetty faced persecution for advocating alternative treatments • 20:15

He aimed to educate the world and spread knowledge about effective treatments • 20:30

Refusal to engage with politicians as he believed doctors and patients make the real difference • 22:02

Pragmatic approach in training doctors led to successful outcomes in treating Covid-19 • 23:03

Western medicine has shifted towards following protocols rather than individualized treatment • 25:03

Regulatory authorities in the medical field dictate what doctors can and cannot do • 25:30

Dr. Chetty emphasizes the importance of personal choice and justification in medical practice • 25:57

Calls for accountability from Public Health officials advocating for specific treatments • 26:03

Dr. Shankara Chetty suspected early on that Covid-19 was a lab-engineered virus due to genetic analysis • 28:00

Noteworthy response to the pandemic raised suspicions of an intentional release • 30:01

Chetty’s attempt to address vaccine hesitancy was met with resistance from authorities • 30:10

China’s handling of the initial outbreak and international spread seemed questionable • 30:40

Perceived agenda behind the pandemic response influenced Chetty’s views on the virus origins • 31:51

COVID-19 potentially being a lab-made virus has changed the approach to researching and treating the disease • 31:59

The lack of initial understanding of COVID-19’s origins led to complacency and hindered effective treatment • 32:39

Patients, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, are at risk of long-term consequences due to immune disregulation caused by COVID-19 • 34:40

There is a need for vigilance and thorough treatment for any flu-like symptoms, as COVID-19 can have disastrous consequences if not properly managed • 36:00

The ongoing circulation of the virus poses a significant threat, and every instance of infection weakens the body’s defenses • 37:50

COVID-19 is not just a cold virus and has the potential to severely impact the immune system and overall health • 38:20

Unusual rapid evolution of Covid-19 virus from infecting humans to high contagiousness raises suspicions of unnatural origins • 38:56

Variants observed in the virus could not be explained by natural mutational variation, indicating potential design • 40:08

The emergence of Omicron lineage suggested by Japanese researchers to be unnatural evolution from the original lineage • 41:33

Concerns raised about the possibility of designing a virus with specific mutations for a particular direction • 41:50

Global occurrence of a unique white lung syndrome linked to immune priming and hypersensitivity reactions triggered by exposure to spike proteins • 43:14

Organizing pneumonia seen in patients with white lung syndrome suggests an immune-mediated process requiring early intervention • 44:22

High circulation of the virus and potential immune sequalae from chronic exposure to spike proteins pose serious health risks • 45:30

Urgent need for the medical community to address the implications of immune priming and hypersensitivity reactions to prevent further complications • 45:52

Hyper immune responses observed in 70% of people without symptoms, indicating potential long-term pathology • 45:58

Suggestion to develop spike-specific IG to identify individuals susceptible to adverse reactions • 46:32

Concerns raised about potential long-term immunological reactions due to priming from COVID infection • 47:04

Speculation on reluctance to acknowledge mistakes in medical and government communities • 47:32

Frame shifting in mRNA vaccines, specifically in modified RNA reading, leading to potential protein production issues • 50:51

Debate over the significance of frame shifting and the need for continuous monitoring for safety • 51:06

Call for responsible scientific conduct in addressing anomalies and ensuring public safety • 51:55

Emphasis on the importance of transparency, acknowledgment of mistakes, and course correction in medical practices • 52:03

Understanding the nefarious agenda and relying on spirituality for guidance • 54:52

Accepting the flood of current events and leading others to safety • 55:22

Emphasizing the need to return to a childlike innocence and curiosity • 57:01

Acknowledging the existence of evil without delving into its motives • 57:38

Promoting harmony, collaboration, and a caring environment for humanity’s future • 58:10

Collective consciousness empowers individuals to regulate and overcome challenges • 58:17

Acknowledging the inevitability of challenges and focusing on finding solutions and access to art • 58:46

Accepting the nature of creation and destruction, and focusing on building a new future • 59:46

Opportunity to redirect global community towards a future of freedom and thriving • 1:00:25

Acknowledging fears and uncertainties, while seeking spiritual guidance and staying true to oneself • 1:02:38

Encouraging people to be unapologetically authentic and reconnect with their inner childlike innocence • 1:03:22

Urging individuals to be aware of agendas and challenges, while embracing curiosity and knowledge • 1:04:13

Encouraging individuals to let go of the past, focus on the future, and embrace their true selves • 1:04:21

Dr. Shankara Chetty emphasizes the importance of faith in understanding the pandemic truthfully. • 1:04:30

The lack of faith is seen as a contributing factor to the current crisis. • 1:04:51

The pandemic is described as a microbiologic attack, with the solution lying in microbiology. • 1:05:05

Dr. Shankara Chetty’s actions in treating 1,400 patients in South Africa are praised as a service to humanity. • 1:05:37

Faith played a crucial role in Dr. Shankara Chetty’s ability to help those patients. • 1:06:12

The conversation between Dr. Shankara Chetty and Philip is commended for its depth and insight. • 1:06:19

The outro thanks listeners for joining and expresses gratitude for Dr. Shankara Chetty’s insights. • 1:06:25

The video ends with music playing in the background. • 1:07:29