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Conference 2023 Spring PRO
2023.1.B01.P – Opening Remarks
23 min
2023.1.L01.P – Cells, Sequences, and Spike Damage: The clot thickens (Dr. Ryan Cole)
55 min
2023.1.L02.P – COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries: Turning our negative reactions into positive actions (Dr. Joel Wallskog)
47 min
2023.1.L03.P – Cancer: The coming next pandemic (Dr. Nathan Goodyear)
1h 8min
2023.1.L04.P – Spike Protein, Amyloid Fibrin Microclots, and Hypofibrinolysis: Implications and treatments (Dr. Jordan Vaughn)
55 min
2023.1.L05.P – Pediatric Implications of COVID and Vaccines (Dr. Liz Mumper)
53 min
2023.1.L06.P – Sunlight, Photobiomodulation and Sauna Treatment (Dr. Paul Marik)
47 min
2023.1.L07.P – Methylene Blue and Long COVID: A story of a patient with neurological decline (Dr. Mobeen Syed)
51 min
2023.1.L08.P – Intermittent Fasting, Autophagy, and Spike-Related Disease (Dr. Paul Marik)
46 min
2023.1.B02.P – Day 2 Opening Remarks and Fish Out of Water
13 min
2023.1.L09.P – How to Diagnose a Post-Vaccine Injured Patient (Dr. Keith Berkowitz)
38 min
2023.1.L10.P – The Management of the Post Covid Patient Clinical Cases (Dr. Joseph Varon)
34 min
2023.1.L11.P – Spike-protein Diseases and the Impact of Hormone Therapy: 2 case presentations discussing therapy in men and in women (Dr. Flavio Cadegiani)
48 min
2023.1.L12.P – Different Patients Different Protocols (Dr. Hector Carvallo)
31 min
2023.1.L13.P – Brain Fog and Cognitive Disorders in the Vaccine Injured (Dr. Suzanne Gazda)
50 min
2023.1.L14.P – Biomarkers in Spikopathy Can Help Guide Treatment (Scott Marsland)
39 min
2023.1.L15.P – The Once and Future Patient (Dr. Syed Haider)
31 min
2023.1.L16.P – Long COVID/Post-Vaccine and Lyme Disease (chronic inflammation) (Dr. Yusuf (JP) Saleeby)
39 min
2023.1.L17.P – COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines and Cardiac Complications (Dr. Aseem Malhotra)
52 min
2023.1.B03.P – Closing Remarks and Five Times August
20 min
2023.1.B01.P – Opening Remarks
23 min
2023.1.L01.P – Cells, Sequences, and Spike Damage: The clot thickens (Dr. Ryan Cole)
55 min
2023.1.L02.P – COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries: Turning our negative reactions into positive actions (Dr. Joel Wallskog)
47 min
2023.1.L03.P – Cancer: The coming next pandemic (Dr. Nathan Goodyear)
1h 8min
2023.1.L04.P – Spike Protein, Amyloid Fibrin Microclots, and Hypofibrinolysis: Implications and treatments (Dr. Jordan Vaughn)
55 min
2023.1.L05.P – Pediatric Implications of COVID and Vaccines (Dr. Liz Mumper)
53 min
2023.1.L06.P – Sunlight, Photobiomodulation and Sauna Treatment (Dr. Paul Marik)
47 min
2023.1.L07.P – Methylene Blue and Long COVID: A story of a patient with neurological decline (Dr. Mobeen Syed)
51 min
2023.1.L08.P – Intermittent Fasting, Autophagy, and Spike-Related Disease (Dr. Paul Marik)
46 min
2023.1.B02.P – Day 2 Opening Remarks and Fish Out of Water
13 min
2023.1.L09.P – How to Diagnose a Post-Vaccine Injured Patient (Dr. Keith Berkowitz)
38 min
2023.1.L10.P – The Management of the Post Covid Patient Clinical Cases (Dr. Joseph Varon)
34 min
2023.1.L11.P – Spike-protein Diseases and the Impact of Hormone Therapy: 2 case presentations discussing therapy in men and in women (Dr. Flavio Cadegiani)
48 min
2023.1.L12.P – Different Patients Different Protocols (Dr. Hector Carvallo)
31 min
2023.1.L13.P – Brain Fog and Cognitive Disorders in the Vaccine Injured (Dr. Suzanne Gazda)
50 min
2023.1.L14.P – Biomarkers in Spikopathy Can Help Guide Treatment (Scott Marsland)
39 min
2023.1.L15.P – The Once and Future Patient (Dr. Syed Haider)
31 min
2023.1.L16.P – Long COVID/Post-Vaccine and Lyme Disease (chronic inflammation) (Dr. Yusuf (JP) Saleeby)
39 min
2023.1.L17.P – COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines and Cardiac Complications (Dr. Aseem Malhotra)
52 min
2023.1.B03.P – Closing Remarks and Five Times August
20 min

2023.1.B03.P – Closing Remarks and Five Times August

20 min
Previous lesson 2023.1.L17.P – COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines and Cardiac Complications (Dr. Aseem Malhotra)

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