In this episode of Better Way TV for the week ending September 18, a series of recent developments renewed questions about scientific transparency, institutional accountability, and our freedom to make informed decisions about our own lives.
Testimony at Canada’s Allison Inquiry put COVID-19 injection injuries, excess deaths, and the conduct of public institutions back under scrutiny. Meanwhile, newly released documents have raised even more questions about what influential officials knew during the early COVID response.
New evidence surrounding influenza vaccines and Tamiflu challenges decades of public-health messaging, while natural approaches to prevention and recovery continue to receive greater attention. Beyond medicine, Europe’s costly carbon-capture infrastructure brings government spending into focus, raising questions about whether enormously expensive environmental projects are delivering meaningful results.
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About the Co-Hosts
Christof Plothe D.O. is a director of the World Council for Health, Substack author (personal and WCH), osteopath, naturopath, and independent researcher. His work focuses on holistic health, nutrition, medical freedom, and empowering people to take greater control of their health.
Dr. Mark Trozzi is a veteran emergency and trauma physician, independent researcher, and director of the World Council for Health Canada. He also publishes on Substack at Drtrozzi.news. His work focuses on medical ethics, informed consent, health sovereignty, and supporting people harmed by COVID-19 injections.
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