Evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein from the US argues that medical interventions intended to help during outbreaks have often caused more harm than good.
"But what made the Spanish flu so deadly were two things... one was secondary infections with bacterial pneumonia... but the other... was that doctors gave doses of aspirin."
"We gave people aspirin in such large doses that they practically drowned in their own lymph."
"What happened during COVID was that doctors were led to believe in advance that it was an incredibly deadly disease... and therefore the interventions of these doctors – things like ventilators and Remdesivir – actually killed a large number of people."
"This then created the impression that there was a huge wave of deaths that justified extreme measures such as lockdowns, masks, and a mass vaccination campaign."
"The point is that you have to know how likely it is... that you're not only going to have a significant impact on reducing the number of deaths, but that you're not going to cause a much greater harm of some other kind that you don't care to measure."
Evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein 3 min
Good point to know
In Germany the no 3 cause of most deaths - is the medical interventions / medicine ! Which is in the range of 300.000 deaths every year.
