In the first half, nutritionist and alternative medicine practitioner Dr. Bryan Ardis shared his research into the treatment of Long COVID, as well as how we can identify toxins in the human body and heal properly. Reflecting on the devastating impact of the pandemic, he noted that there were "7 million people dead... and 1.6 to 1.9 million of that total came in the United States." His personal connection to the crisis began when he lost his father-in-law due to what he said was "a very ill-advised hospital protocol" involving the antiviral drug Remdesivir, which he claims has a high death rate. Dr. Ardis criticized the narrative that COVID originated from a bat, suggesting instead that "labs like Wuhan are designing more deadly pathogens." He also called attention to the ongoing health symptoms stemming from Long COVID, stating, "Millions around the world currently are battling ... trying to recover their own health."
He cited a January 2023 study where Long COVID patients wearing a 7 mg. nicotine patch for six days experienced a complete disappearance of their symptoms, including the loss of taste and smell, brain fog, and insomnia. Further, the study found no dependency or adverse effects, he reported. Ardis also noted that smokers are less affected by COVID due to nicotine's binding to viral proteins, similar to venom proteins from snakes like the king cobra. Ardis further contended that censorship and misinformation have obscured the effectiveness of nicotine, as well as the drug ivermectin (which binds to nicotine receptors). He also highlighted the importance of dietary supplements, particularly zinc and vitamin C, in bolstering immunity. During the pandemic, "zinc was the number one thing everybody should have been taking to prevent worse health outcomes," he said.
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Psychic medium Ellen Kohn has been able to communicate with animals since childhood. In the latter half, she revealed how she uses the "clair" skills such as clairvoyance, clairaudience, and clairsentience to help interpret transmissions from animals, and the specific messages the animals have conveyed. Kohn's book, "Be Like the Wind," was inspired by a conversation with her horse Monty, who imparted wisdom about the human condition and healing. "I heard 'be like the wind,'" she recounted, describing how his message evolved into a deeper exploration of life lessons from horses. She explained that the horses related their own profound stories of trauma and healing, paralleling human experiences of abandonment and betrayal. The communications, she shared, are a blend of telepathy and verbal communication: "I might close my eyes and put a thought to them, and then I receive an answer."
Throughout the interview, she emphasized the emotional intelligence of animals, noting that they mirror human feelings. "If you go in with fear, they reflect that back," she stated, pointing out the importance of emotional awareness in relationships with animals. She believes that animals, including horses, possess a unique perspective on life, urging humans to "wake up" to their treatment of the Earth and each other. Her experiences have also led her to develop remote viewing abilities, which she uses to track lost animals. Discussing the afterlife, Kohn noted that deceased animals communicate freely, expressing that "it's beautiful over there," likening it to a panoramic Garden of Eden. During the last hour, she gave readings for callers concerning their pets and animals.
EMERGING ARTISTS:
The first Sunday of every month, George Noory presents emerging artists for some of our bumper music selections. Tonight, we'll hear from Magick Knives, T Music Traveler, Maia Potter, Rob Trabin w/ Andy McCutcheon, Drew Nel, Bryn Ryan Van Dyke, and Ulcer Dept. For more info on how to submit your own original music, visit this page.
News segment guests: Charles R. Smith, Sandra Champlain