“Floods of Diseases”

In this hour-long video from The Daily Clout, Naomi Wolf speaks with Alejandro Diaz, a former panel physician who conducted health screenings of U.S. immigration applicants. Diaz explains the public health risks and potential disease transmission that come with a mass influx of unscreened migrants, such as happened under the Biden administration’s watch.

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Hey, everyone, it’s Naomi Wolf, and I’m so happy and excited to be speaking with you today and welcoming a new member of the TWC team of experts. Chief of pediatric medicine at the Wellness company. Doctor Alejandro Diaz. Welcome, doctor Diaz.

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Doctor Wolf, thank you so much for having me on your program.

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It is a pleasure. And please, call me Naomi. I want to share with everyone what your extraordinary credentials are. And as I’ve said many times, I love sharing the credentials of the distinguished guests on my show and especially the distinguished, panel of experts that the wellness company convenes. Because, you know, when we started out, all of this real reporting, real truth telling, the the powers would be wanted to dismiss commentators and dissidents as, marginal fringe thinkers and you all turn out to be some of the most highly credentialed experts in America.

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So here we go. Doctor Alejandro Diaz is a pediatric allergist immunologist and has been in private practice for 17 years. Renowned for his expertise, he has spoken on issues of medicine, migration, biosecurity and related topics in over 27 countries, most notably the white House, the US Capitol, the United Nations Esplanade in Geneva, the Mexican Senate and the European, Romanian and Japanese parliaments, among others.

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Doctor Diaz is a sought after expert, frequently appearing to provide insights on radio and television networks. In addition to his media presence. He serves as an advisor to multinational medical service companies. He was granted authorization as a panel physician by the governments of the United States and Australia to conduct the world’s largest practice of migratory medical screenings. He was also among the first physicians to publicly voiced concerns about the Covid 19 vaccines.

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He predicted the forthcoming pandemic. In October 2018, approximately one year before the first case of SARS cov2 in Wuhan. And his education is pretty stunning. Very interesting. He got his PhD from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara, his residency, in pediatric specializing in pediatrics was at the University of Monterrey, Mexico. Mexico. Correct. Not California. Right.

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Allergy and immunology. Subspecialty residency at autonomous University of Nuevo Leon. Pediatric Gastroenterology short fellow program at the Free University of Brussels, Belgium. So an international expert on some of the things that know, you know, people listening or many parents are thinking, some of the most pressing issues when you have children, allergies and immune system issues.

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So let’s just jump right in. Let me start with what led you to decide to pursue this field, this line of work?

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Naomi. Well, first of all, thank you so much for having me on your successful program. And, let me tell you that I really admire you a lot. I’ve been following your work, and, I think your last book, it’s, it’s amazing. And, I’m very, very happy to be here with you and your program. So basically, how everything started is that once, probably the third week of October 2018, I was interviewed by a very famous broadcaster in Mexico.

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And he asked me as a panel physician, expert with immigration, what did I think about the caravans that they were forming in Central America? And obviously I spoke about my experience as a panel physician. You know, working in immigration in many, many countries and traveling the world, understanding the migratory process and the phenomena. And I explained that, but I what I told them that it really caught his attention was that I was worried because I was seeing the geopolitical sphere, what was happening in Europe, what was happening America, what was happening everywhere.

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And then with those caravans starting, you know, people gathering in Honduras coming from all over Central and South America, and then people coming from Africa, Asia and some other places. You know, it got me thinking that, you know, the only thing that I see here, it’s chaos. And the only way they can create an outlet of chaos will be through health.

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And I said, you know, I think in the face of a pandemic and look what happened 11 months after my prediction.

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Extraordinary. Well, you’ve said so much in just a few sentences. Let me, if you don’t mind, go in and tease things out a little for our audience. What is a panel physician? First of all, I, I haven’t heard that term. What does it mean?

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That’s, very interesting question. So basically, a panel physician is a doctor that has been trained overseas and works, screening immigrants for the United States government. Oh.

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That’s interesting.

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It’s a doctor in Mongolia, a doctor in Nicaragua, a doctor in Bolivia, a doctor in Romania. Everywhere in the world, somebody who has been going through the process, administrative process of becoming a U.S. resident, they have to go to see that specific doctor. We are very unique because there are only 760 panel physicians throughout the world serving the United States government.

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And they go, they see the doctor, they the doctors screen them with, you know, different things from mental health issues to communicable diseases, including tuberculosis, which is at the time one of the main focus. Now, you know everything else. And now they get the certification by the panel physician. Once the Applica. And we don’t call them patients or applicants, we call them patients.

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Once we find something, there’s a disease, there’s something. Now they become patients, but before they’re applicants and then they go to the US embassy in that country, and they start with their process. It’s very unique and very interesting job.

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That is completely fascinating. I, you know, everything you’re seeing is news to me. I guess it it makes sense. And of course, what I, what I was thinking as you were speaking is, you know, this famous scenes at Ellis Island a little different because it was centralized in the United States instead of decentralized, kind of at the point of embarkation around the world.

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But, you know, my grandparents, you know, we’re part of this long lines in Ellis Island where people were checked for contagious diseases, communicable diseases, and, you know, even things like lice and eye infections and so on. And this was a dreaded but very rigorous process, because if people had diseases, they were sent home, they were put on ships and sent back home.

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So you’re saying a version of this takes place to this day, correct?

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That’s exactly right. The program roughly started in back in 1960. And then it was just, you know, growing and growing and growing tremendous. And because of a lot of people, they were there were looking to come to the United States legally, but they have to go through that process. And now, seven many years later, 700 and just roughly 760 accredited panel physicians are right now working for the U.S. government.

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And then some other countries copy that successful program that the United States started. And now Canada, Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom. They go through the same process, which I think it’s, phenomenal. It’s great.

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Or interesting. So the next question is, from what you’ve described, Doctor Diaz, your, as a panel physician working for the United States government, you’re assessing the health of people applying to enter the country legally. Is that right?

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That is correct. But we call it authorized and unauthorized. We are in the screening of authorized migrants.

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Gotcha. And so, in contrast, and I’ve done some original reporting on this show, I thoroughly agree with you. When you say what you saw in the caravans was chaos, right? It was it was chaos managed and propagated. Ironically, by the United States State Department and the United Nations funding this multi-country staging area for unauthorized immigrants, but is that what you mean by caravans?

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Those were the unauthorized immigrants that we see coming over the border without, going through this process. Is that is that correct, or am I misunderstanding?

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No, that that is that that is true. So basically, caravans are just a large group of people gathering in one place that they start to communicate each other and then just looking to migrate to some other place. So they chose, Honduras as the place to gather this beginning of the caravans back in the third week of October 2018.

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Right. And it was people pouring from virtually all over the world. And then they start walking through the Northern Triangle, the, the, the, the border line between Guatemala and Mexico. And then they walk all the way up to try to go try to go to the United States.

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Unbelievable. So when you were looking at this, you were looking at something very different than the orderly applicant filling out the paperwork, going to you, going to the embassy to go through the process of asking to be admitted to United States legally. This was a completely, I don’t want to say rogue operation, but from what I’ve seen, kind of a rogue operation in which people were not going through those, those hurdles.

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Correct. And they weren’t being checked by people like you. Right. They were just meeting up, getting from what I saw some support and orientation from, you know, NGOs funded by the State Department. And then, I’m going to I’m going to describe what I’m aware of from my reporting. Please correct me or add to it what look to me and, and other observers like a real humanitarian crisis, certainly a public health crisis.

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People walking, you know, being sick, bringing in diseases, but also sustaining violence along the way, in some cases rapes and, you know, assaults and, exposure and inadequate food or sleeping outside. I mean, am I describing this correctly? It’s it’s not an orderly process. And there’s a lot of human suffering that can go along with that.

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One 100%. Unfortunately, because of that, un orderly caravans, that they didn’t go to any kind of, screening. And we’re talking about we’re not talking about thousands, we’re talking about dozens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands. We’re talking about a million units.

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Of people.

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From 2018 to last year. I mean, this was incredible. People coming pouring from all, virtually all over the world. And as you can imagine, they come in from different different countries, different places, different backgrounds. And, so we don’t know what type of communicable diseases they can have, starting with tuberculosis from and you name it, all of the above.

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I am amazed listening to you because you are literally the first eye witness to this massive, you know, migration of human beings that that we’ve all been kind of analyzing, commenting on, on the receiving end, you know, observing from the United States. So when you say we were you tasked by the United States with, you know, reviewing the health of these people, were you just an educated, expert observer thinking, oh my gosh, this is this is a catastrophe waiting to happen.

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It’s going to happen in the arena of public health.

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Yeah. The second option I didn’t have, nothing to do with the events in terms of screening them or anything else, but I was just watching that from an outsider, just watching that. And, you know, my background and expertise as a panel physician and looking at migration and different diseases, from mental health to communicable diseases, and what was happen on the geopolitical sphere, the only thing that came to my mind, it was chaos.

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And chaos at the health standpoint is just a pandemic, right? What else? And then I said that on radio, National Radio in Mexico. And then 11 months after that, the first case of Wuhan in Wuhan. So just imagine, you know, and you say you’re predicted and you say that, what were you thinking? You know, and that was the beginning of my journey.

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I mean, that is amazing. And I will give you, you know, full credit for prescient, but also, how can I put this, you know, a lot of what I, started to question about the truisms of the pandemic and the lockdowns came from just reading history. And literally anyone who was a student of history knows that there are massive migrations throughout history, and they bring diseases right.

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And when you I mean, I’m not laughing because it’s funny. I’m laughing because it’s not rocket science. And when especially when you’re bringing people from all over the world, which is quite historically unprecedented, right? Usually if there’s a big migration, it’s war or famine or a refugee camp or whatever, the I have never seen in my lifetime, people from Azerbaijan and, you know, North Africa and Central America, you know, China, all convening in one staging point in Honduras, as you describe.

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And then kind of being facilitated to walk north. Right. It is just predictable that they’re bringing diseases from all those places. Right. So I’m fully crediting you for, you know, sounding the alarm way in advance and being right. But also, shouldn’t the experts have shouldn’t the experts who are managing this or funding it known because history shows that that’s going to happen.

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For for whatever reason, that was Naomi, I don’t know why no one, no one did that at an expert level. And look what happened. You know, we we have this and, you know, just the fact of the matter, like from my as an immunologist and an immigration doctor, the fact of the matter, I don’t call the pandemic, pandemic never call it I call it the Covid operation.

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Oh, wow.

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It’s exactly what was it? It wasn’t Covid operation. It was an operation. There was not by chance this this was not by, selective nature. It was an operation. And now we understand that at the beginning, I knew it because it was just common sense. But now we know a lot of things, and we know more.

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As an operation. And since it’s predictable that millions of people from all over the world walking into a country without any screening would bring new communicable diseases, do you think it was intentional to let those diseases in?

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What I think is that it was intentional. I don’t know who did it. Probably I don’t care who did it, but what I do care is the outcome right? As a human being, as a citizen of the world, as a as a physician, as a father of for husband and a Christian, you know, I said, I have to do something in order to help the vast majority of people.

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And, you know, I put my $0.02. Wow.

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Very brave. I mean, may I say it was especially brave of you because you you were fully. I don’t want to say you were fully in the belly of the beast, but, you know, you were you were employed by the, you know, the same government that was facilitating all of this and, and calling it a pandemic. And, it was brave of you.

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Let me just acknowledge how brave it was.

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And let me just I’m sorry. And let me just say something which is important. I haven’t been employed as a personal physician since 2016.

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Okay.

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So I’m kind of a freelancer.

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I understand,

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You know, a lot of years of experience and understanding this phenomena.

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Right?

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You understand a lot of things. And I’ve been saying during my conferences, if somebody understands, understands, migration, I got, you understand so many things of the social aspect and the mass formation and so many things about life.

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Oh, really.

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Horrible.

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That’s another conversation I really want to. But let’s, let’s, Fascinating. That’s fascinating. But let so I understand what you’re saying. You were observing with the, you know, many years of expertise. You, you brought with you as a panel physician involved in immigration. I mean, as a layperson, the first thing that is really jumping out at me from this extraordinary description is that 700 plus doctors are employed by the United States government around the world to look to do the things that weren’t being done for these millions of people walking north and cross.

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Well, I have to say something. As I was said at the beginning of our conversation, and I got me this 760 physicians that are currently working right now. They are specialized in only seeing, authorized migration, not unauthorized. And this is, you know, the caravans, they were. Unfortunately, they were, unauthorized. We do, which is a it’s a different it’s a complete different thing.

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What would you say that health. But you take my point right there. Oh yeah.

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Of course.

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Generally he’s a value and has since the days of Ellis Island in screening the health of people coming in to the United States of America. Probably every government in, you know, any civilized country sees the value of that. And that wasn’t happening. There was no screening of these millions of people who were kind of biological units in addition to being human, being shipped, you know, north into a whole new population, right? 

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Unfortunately not. But even worse than that, Naomi, they didn’t call the experts. They didn’t call the experts. And let me put this example that it just came to my mind right now, you’re you’re you’re you’re flying on a seven, 777, Boeing 777. Something happened to one of the pilots, and then something happened to the other pilots.

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Right.

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Who do you think they should call immediately? Another of the 400 passengers.

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A pilot, presumably.

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Is there. Is there a pilot on board? Because when we need it, immediately. Yeah. Unfortunately, for whatever reason that was, they didn’t call it the expert.

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So you’re absolutely right. I mean, that should have happened in the face of this mass of flow of humans. The government should have said, okay, we’ve got these 760 doctors who know what to look for, who know how to handle this. Let’s put them at the checkpoint point at the border. You know, if people are going to walk in, at least let’s check if they’re bringing scrofula, bringing scabies, bringing tuberculosis, you know, and that did not happen.

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And that’s pretty much what you’re saying, that in other words, the government had a country has a cadre of doctors with deep expertise in migration, and they didn’t call them. And in screening people who are migrating from one population to another, they didn’t call them. That is astonishing. As far as I know, nobody was called. I mean, you saw these people just walking north in me.

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I didn’t see any kind of wellness checks, you know, reproductive health. Are you pregnant? Are you, you know, do you have measles? Do you have, you know, tuberculosis? I didn’t see any of that. You just. I just saw this. Incredible. I mean, I don’t want to put it this way, because towns in human. And I’m not trying to not be compassionate, but it seems like this globalist plan.

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And I think you’re quite right to talk about the geopolitics of this, right, because it is a geopolitical situation that was allowed to happen or facilitated. Well, totally facilitated. They were treating humans as a bioweapon.

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Exactly. In fact, I was invited I was invited to have been invited to different, different important venues. And, I think I was one of the first, talking about, bioterror, including bioterror, which is I really considered the covert operation was nothing but bioterror bioterrorism.

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Right. Absolutely. So I you were prescient. And, you know, among the first, if not the first to talk about the Covid illness or pathogen as bioterror, but I’m seeing something a little bit more, less familiar, maybe, which is all of these people walking across the border who were not screened in the way that you, when you were a panel doctor, screened people.

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They are also their own bodies. The mass of them are being treated as a bioweapon. Right? I’m not saying that you know that and set loose on Americans, but they’re not not being infected, right? They could be infected and they’re being set loose on Americans because, I mean, it’s like unsafe sex right there. You know, there the normal precautions are not being taken, right?

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The normal preventions of infectious disease or, you know, other kinds of problems are, you know, mental health problems are not being taken. Isn’t that correct? And in any pool, I mean, this is not to demonize, you know, any group of people. But if I’ve thought about this a lot, bear with me. And it’s, it’s I really stress that I’m the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants because I think we have to have these conversations and they are not necessarily racist or ethnocentric to have these conversations.

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So where I was going is people who choose or they’re not, in my view, they’re not racist if you have them in a non-racist way, people who are self-selecting to come to the United States, go see you, go to the embassy, fill out the paperwork. I’m guessing they’re going to be a healthier group and a more mentally stable group on average, than a mass of people who get funded by the U.N. and by the State Department to just come on over from all over the world.

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Right? I mean, isn’t that a fair demographic assessment? They’re going to be mentally more stable. They may be better nourished. They may take better care of their health. They’ll be healthier because of the because of the self-selecting nature of authorized migration. Is that a good guess or a bad guess?

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That is fantastic. That’s exactly that’s exactly right. And, you know, the fact of the matter that after a very successful program that the United States started just around 1960, then the other countries that I mentioned before, Canada, Australia, New Sealand, the United Kingdom, they follow and they copy and pasted that program. Now it’s it’s an amazing program because exactly what you just said.

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I mean, we as humans, we when we migrate, I’m a, I’m an immigrant as well. When we migrate, we, we not only takes ourselves in our our just I’m here and then I’m going to be there. We’re bringing our problems, our mental issues, our communicable diseases, our health problems. We’re going to a new a new culture, new language, a new space.

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Some places that I haven’t been before. And, so it’s why it’s so complex, very complex, but it’s very it’s fascinating and it’s interesting.

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Right. But so are you agreeing that people who self-select to immigrate in an authorized way as a group are going to be healthier mentally and physically than people who are just randomly shipped across borders by the State Department?

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That is a very tough that’s a very intelligent question. It’s a tough.

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Do. You don’t know because we don’t have the studies.

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It’s tough to answer. But what I can tell you is that the program can screen exactly what’s going on for that potential immigrant, you know?

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So, in other words.

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You know, how is your, you know, etc..

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It’s a perfect answer. In other words, two groups, the ones seeking authorized entry, the ones engaged in unauthorized entry could be identical in their level of illness or infectious disease. Know you and your doctor colleagues screen out the serious problems. To the ones who finally get to the United States in an authorized way are going to be healthier than the people in the group who hasn’t had the screening.

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So now, let me ask this very important follow up question. What kinds of infectious diseases, mental health problems, other problems would you with your expertise, expect to see in caravans of millions of people from all over the world just going north?

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Very good question. And, so basically you can you know, this is this is another conversation. We can do a podcast of this only talking about you’ll be gone.

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Don’t worry.

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It’s it’s amazing. So obviously we will look for all kind, all sort of, different mental illness from A to Z. And the same for communicable diseases, from tuberculosis, from, leprosy.

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Oh my.

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Gosh, STDs. A lot of STDs, sexually, sexually transmitted diseases. And anything you can imagine, you know, there’s some. So that’s why the screening is so important. It’s so important for the betterment of the the individual who is migrating, but also for the community who is seeking this immigrant. So it’s it’s a we win situation, which is important. And let me set an example real quick.

00:30:57:11 – 00:31:27:00
Yes. Briefly about tuberculosis in any country, in any country, in any doctor’s office or hospital, the patient will come in to the doctor’s office or the hospital for to look for help. You know, doc, I’ve been coughing. I’ve been losing weight. I’ve been, you know, spinning up, blood. And, I’m not hungry. I, I’m sweating at my I feel terrible.

00:31:27:01 – 00:31:48:05
What what do you think I have? You know, that’s a for some semester of medicine, right? That’s a one and one. So you have to guess it’s tuberculosis. But the patient is asking for your help. You know, the signs, the symptoms, everything. You’re taking the chest x ray, and then you do. You do the lab, and then, you know, it’s tuberculosis.

00:31:48:05 – 00:32:17:11
You treat the patient here. It’s totally different. Why? Because for obvious reasons, most of the immigrants, they will not tell you that they’re sick or they’re experiencing good signs and symptoms. So you have to become kind of a detective. And you actively what the example that I just explain, it’s passively they come to you and they show all the signs and symptoms from the textbook.

00:32:18:00 – 00:32:43:00
Even if you’re a have experience, you will say this is tuberculosis often proven otherwise on the immigration world aspect, totally different. You actively look for tuberculosis, which is a a protocol that’s in among many other things. It’s what makes this so interesting and fascinating.

00:32:43:01 – 00:33:01:08
Wow. So the screening that you did as a panel physician for each person, how long did it take? It sounds much more in-depth than I was assuming. I mean, do you do tests for every single person? How do you check for STDs for every single person, and infectious diseases? How do you do that?

00:33:01:09 – 00:33:21:04
Very interesting question. So there are protocols and there are phases of the, of the innovation and the medical history and so on and so forth. But it’s through basically the history, you know, if we find this and this and that, we go to the next step, which is x ray will take some lab work, would take some samples, will do this, and that.

00:33:21:05 – 00:33:38:06
And this is how we discover different diseases. And we classified as class A, class B, no class, etc.. And that only helps everybody. It helps the immigrant, it helps the community and it helps the system.

00:33:38:07 – 00:34:02:00
So you mentioned in your list of hypotheticals diseases. Well leprosy right. We think of that as a disease of the past, right? I mean, I know it still exists, but it’s not really a problem in the United States. But theoretically, a, an active someone with active leprosy could come into the United States and spread leprosy. Right? It’s a communicable.

00:34:02:01 – 00:34:29:11
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00:35:56:10 – 00:36:18:08
And they’re not a virulent, you know, kind of raging problem in American populations. So I guess where I’m going with this, and I don’t mean to be graphic, but it sounds like panel physicians, you know, do a full body check of the person, like they are naked, they check their genitals, they check their throat, they check their ears, they check their eyes.

00:36:18:08 – 00:36:19:10
Is that correct?

00:36:19:11 – 00:36:40:02
Yes. Yes, obviously it’s a it’s a very well, you know, covering the patient, helping the patient to feel to feel, secure and, you know, they’re, we do it on a, we just, we unwrap only the part that we will look for. But we have to look at that.

00:36:40:04 – 00:37:07:07
You have to look. So this is completely different from what I imagined, right? It’s even different from that image of people going through Ellis Island, just having their tongue in their eyes, looked at their lights, in their hair. And it’s good, right? But I guess what the reason I’m drilling down so much on this is there are things like leprosy and florid old fashioned venereal disease that will have symptoms that you can see with your naked eyes.

00:37:07:07 – 00:37:26:07
Right. And, and so people walking across the border may have leprosy, or they may have florid venereal diseases, and no one will know. And then that becomes part of the the human I don’t know what to call it. Epidemiological makeup of the United States. Is that correct?

00:37:26:08 – 00:37:58:10
Exactly. That is right. And then during unfortunately and this is public and people know this, you know, unfortunately during the during the journey, specifically talking about the caravans that he can take from weeks to months, sometimes years, you know, they kind of blend in with some groups of the society and there are, sexual intercourse. And then imagine, I mean, there’s a lot of spreading of, STDs and tuberculosis and things like that.

00:37:58:10 – 00:38:04:04
So this is this is why it’s important because they’re coming from all different backgrounds.

00:38:04:05 – 00:38:04:11
So.

00:38:04:11 – 00:38:06:01
Different countries.

00:38:06:02 – 00:38:31:03
Right? You understand? So you’re you’re bringing up something so important that you have a specific expertise in, which is those conditions on the road. Right? They’re very crowded. People are sleeping in tents or sleeping out in, you know, in the wilderness, but they’re in close quarters with other people. They’re having sexual intercourse, you know, they’re eating, they’re sharing utensils, or they’re sharing food with their fingers, whatever.

00:38:31:06 – 00:38:49:03
They’re breathing on each other, they’re like, I guess what I’m saying is, I’m not a scientist. But from my all of my reading about how infectious diseases spread and how STDs are spread, this is a perfect petri dish for creating for creating infections, right?

00:38:49:04 – 00:39:12:09
That is exactly right. And that’s exactly what happens. And that’s that is true, Naomi. Everywhere in the world, it’s not specific for one region that happens everywhere in the world. And, you know, many countries. I just came back from India an amazing and fascinated country. I was I was there for a week. And you see a lot of, you know, people coming from different.

00:39:12:10 – 00:39:44:11
You know, from Bangladesh, from Pakistan, different places to India because they’re looking for better lives. And we understand that. Same in Philippines, same in, Africa, same in Central and South America, Mexico, United States, Canada, everywhere. You know, the one thing is the phenomena of, of migration, the social phenomenon of migration. But the other aspect, which is very interesting, as a doctor, is the the, you know, the health, the health issue of migration, which is fascinating.

00:39:45:01 – 00:40:26:00
Right. Wow. So what are. So two more follow up questions. This is just mind blowing. I kind of can’t believe no one has tackled this subject. You know, in all the commentary about immigration, I’ve literally barely seen this issue touched on. Well, I guess no one writing about it or talking about it has your expertise, but, what what are the most like if you were trying to warn if you had been trying to warn the Biden administration about what is at stake in terms of infectious disease or stress, other issues, mental health issues, what would be your top five fears?

00:40:26:00 – 00:40:34:06
Right? I mean, listen, like tuberculosis, schizophrenia. You know what it leprosy. What what what were you most worried about?

00:40:34:07 – 00:40:43:03
I will have to say definitely on the top of the list because of the nature of the disease, it has to be to pulmonary tuberculosis.

00:40:43:04 – 00:40:46:08
It’s a it’s a fatal disease. It can be fatal, right? Yeah.

00:40:46:08 – 00:41:05:04
If you don’t treat it, if you don’t get it at the right time, you’re early enough to treat it. And, to isolate the patient and do all the things we do, not only it’s a deadly disease by itself, but it can spread out. And you can do that. Ended up with an outbreak. Can you imagine an outbreak of tuberculosis?

00:41:05:06 – 00:41:35:07
This is why there’s a lot of emphasis on actively looking for tuberculosis. But on the other side of the token, syphilis can create, gonorrhea, you name it. Everything. The whole spectrum of communicable diseases, leprosy. You know, we haven’t seen any cases of Ebola or Marburg or any other of those diseases yet. Thank God. But there’s there’s a constant threat, obviously.

00:41:35:08 – 00:41:40:01
And what mental health issues would you be concerned about?

00:41:40:02 – 00:42:08:04
You know, this is interesting, Naomi, because immigration by itself, just to migrate, I don’t care if, if if the migrant is authorized or unauthorized. It’s it’s a stressful situation. It’s hard. It’s hard to migrate. You’re going to a different place, different country, different culture, different food, or you’re leaving your loved ones. I mean, the complexity of migration is very, very it’s deep.

00:42:08:05 – 00:42:08:10
Yeah.

00:42:08:11 – 00:42:37:06
And they tend to get depressed. A lot of depression. Yeah. That makes a lot of depression. And but that’s only for, for, for the phenomena itself. But just imagine that they are having their problems for years. Like and you can you know, it could be from bipolar to schizophrenia to paranoia to it virtually every, every diagnosis on the DSM.

00:42:37:07 – 00:42:40:02
Well, the DSM basically.

00:42:40:03 – 00:42:43:10
Are you able to screen for violence?

00:42:43:11 – 00:43:13:11
Oh, yes. Oh yeah. You know, it’s a very, it’s a very interesting and unique conversation, the one that you have with the with the patient with, with the applicant. And, if you’re very well trained to bring those, those subjects, you will be able to elicit a lot of interesting information. And there’s a lot of there’s a lot of violence, a lot.

00:43:14:00 – 00:43:22:07
And so no one is screening for violence among all the people who are crossing the border on an unauthorized way. There’s no.

00:43:22:07 – 00:43:30:06
I’m. Yeah, well, I’m afraid not. Not at that level. Not at the very, very high, sophisticated and professional level.

00:43:30:07 – 00:44:01:01
But also, you know, ones. I’m sorry to interrupt, doctor Diaz. No one screening for, like, paranoid ideation or florid bipolar illness or schizophrenia like people with. I mean, any population has some people with a DSM for mental health diagnosis. That’s serious. Nobody’s prevent nobody’s identifying people who, you know, can’t function or are a danger to themselves or others.

00:44:01:02 – 00:44:31:00
There are different shelters in Mexico that are run by different organizations like NGOs. And I think they should ask those, they, they, they, they ask those things I think, but I, I haven’t been there. But I, I, I really hope that they’re asking those questions. Well now the situation, it’s much, much less sense. But.

00:44:31:01 – 00:44:52:09
Millions of people are in this country and even, even if the situation is reversing itself to some extent, I think. As a matter of understanding our own history, we’ve really got to understand what happened here. And it’s, you know, it’s still happening in Europe, you know, and the next administration could just open, you know, up, let the caravans in as well.

00:44:52:09 – 00:45:15:09
So I, I think this is important conversation even though, you know, it’s much harder to just walk in across the border now, the millions of people who came in haven’t all, you know, self deported back. So, you know, the STDs, the tuberculosis, the leprosy that are all maybe in our in our makeup now or in our communities.

00:45:15:09 – 00:45:38:06
So this is my obvious follow up question from your knowledge, Doctor Diaz, are you seeing a spike in these diseases? Tuberculosis. Leprosy? Yeah. Syphilis. Gonorrhea. Mental health issues in the general population that you could attribute to these caravans streaming people unchecked across the border.

00:45:38:06 – 00:45:59:05
Definitely. Probably. Except with leprosy. I haven’t heard of that. Much of a spike of leprosy, but mental health. It’s on the roof. And, you know, I don’t know if you heard Naomi, but there was an outbreak in the state of Kansas of tuberculosis. No, about two months ago.

00:45:59:06 – 00:46:01:09
I hear that. So serious.

00:46:01:10 – 00:46:04:10
Outbreak. But still, it’s an outbreak.

00:46:04:11 – 00:46:29:00
I mean, I can’t stress this enough. Again, just as a reader of literature, tuberculosis until the 1940s was, you know, one of the most dreaded diseases, one of the most difficult to treat, so often fatal. You know, people had to go away from their families for months and be, you know, quarantined in, in care homes. And some of our greatest writers have died of tuberculosis.

00:46:29:00 – 00:46:57:06
It is a very serious illness. So it’s much more serious that Covid. I mean, I’m sorry, I don’t mean to, to trivialize Covid at all, but tuberculosis is an incred ible, serious disease. And I’m I’m amazed that, you know, the powers that be that freaked out about kind of the less serious versions of Covid, are not freaking out about a spike in tuberculosis, which is so, so serious.

00:46:57:07 – 00:47:03:05
So does Kansas have an immigrant population or is there any correlation there?

00:47:03:06 – 00:47:17:03
Well, you know, the whole country has a huge immigration population. No, we’re talking about millions and millions and millions of immigrants coming each year. Do you know that 1 million people come legally to the United States each year? 1 million.

00:47:17:04 – 00:47:21:06
That’s a lot of people each year. Have you that’s that is astonishing.

00:47:21:06 – 00:47:24:06
They all go through the screening process, I mean.

00:47:24:07 – 00:47:39:05
Which has kept us safe. Well, let’s now kind of zoom back into the, I guess, the geopolitical again. Are are you a Mexican national by birth, doctor? Yes, I.

00:47:39:05 – 00:47:40:01
Am.

00:47:40:02 – 00:47:51:09
So have you had any backlash, you know, from Mexicans or Mexican Americans for sounding the alarm about this alarm everywhere?

00:47:51:09 – 00:48:18:02
Not only not only here, they’re everywhere, you know, because somebody has to tell the truth and I think God chose me to be one of those, I mean, among you and many other frontline doctors and and bright people to start, you know, telling the truth about the Covid operation and what happened and, the toxic injectable product Self-Experimentation that I will never call them vaccines and things along that line.

00:48:18:02 – 00:48:54:01
That’s why, you know, we’re we were raising our voices and putting our hearts to the people because we really believe in people, and I believe in people and, I think, authorized voices like us should be, talking about and addressing specifically this insane, this madness, this mass formation psychosis that happened during the Covid operation. And right now, March 24th, 2025, we are just starting to see the tip of the iceberg.

00:48:54:01 – 00:48:58:01
Naomi, this is just the tip of the iceberg of what’s coming.

00:48:58:02 – 00:49:01:09
What do you mean?

00:49:01:09 – 00:49:36:09
A lot of things. But let me tell you something. Just the side effects. Just the side effects of the toxic injectable product. Self-Experimentation I, I have a clinic. I see patients on a daily basis from different regions, different parts. And I, I see it every day, you know, from cardiovascular problems, skin problems, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular from hypertension, that they were fine before, pericarditis, myocarditis, myocardial infarction, cancer.

00:49:36:09 – 00:49:52:11
Oh my God, lymphomas, brain cancers, lung cancers, colon cancers, you name it. It’s I mean, this is I’ve been a I’ve been a doctor for over over 33 years and I have never seen anything like this. Anything.

00:49:53:00 – 00:50:22:08
Sorry. I’m not surprised. Of course, because of what we found in the Pfizer papers. All of all of the terrible side effects you listed are, you know, Pfizer knew they were going to be bringing about those diseases in people. It’s just an incredible thing to wrap your brain around. But I’m very sorry that you’re seeing that. And disproportionately your patients who are having those symptoms are vaccinated with the mRNA experimental injection, as you say.

00:50:22:09 – 00:50:50:07
Yes, yes. For you, you know, the number the rough numbers are 5.5 billion with the B in the world have been injected at least once with whatever brand was it? I mean, if it was mRNA technology or conventional conventional technology of this experimentation, products that were injected 5.5 billion people.

00:50:50:08 – 00:51:01:09
So when you I’m so sorry, when you say we’re at the tip of the iceberg, you mean illnesses and deaths from this are are going to be worse?

00:51:01:09 – 00:51:04:11
Unfortunately, yes.

00:51:05:00 – 00:51:17:02
Well, you’re such a distinguished futurist. Why don’t you spend our last few minutes together telling you what you see ahead, say five years out. Seven years out? What? What is it you’re anticipating?

00:51:17:03 – 00:51:48:08
Well, it’s going to sound a little bit. A little bit, different. Naomi, for the nature of your amazing question. But let me tell you something. This is not about health. This is not about money. This is not about even power. What I’m seeing is a spiritual war. This is what I’m see everywhere. Spiritual war that people hasn’t been able to see us at the full spectrum.

00:51:48:09 – 00:52:28:07
But what we are experiencing physically as the outcome of the beginning of a spiritual war. And I think we are living in very difficult times of awakening, of awake, a spiritual awakening. And this is what I said. I try to to share on my conferences worldwide about we have to wake up as a humanity. We have to be better people, better persons, better friends, better fathers, better parents, better better doctors, better everything.

00:52:28:08 – 00:52:33:07
We have a limited time, right? We better do it right.

00:52:33:08 – 00:52:53:08
I know I believe you, I mean, I’ve, you know, I’ve started using language like that myself, a couple of years ago when, against all my training. But at a certain point, you just have to realize, you know, concede that this is like, good versus evil on a metaphysical plane and everything underneath that is just symptomatic, as you say.

00:52:53:08 – 00:53:03:03
But why? And again, dive right in spiritually. But why would good people be getting sick and dying?

00:53:03:04 – 00:53:36:06
I know it’s it’s unfair. It’s unfair, unfortunately. So I am predicting, unfortunately not because I have a crystal ball or anything is just common sense, you know? Unfortunately. Naomi, doctors worldwide, worldwide. I don’t care if they’re coming from anywhere in the world. We have been indoctrinated, Naomi. We have been indoctrinated. We have lost the ability of critical thinking, have lost the ability of common sense, if you will.

00:53:36:07 – 00:53:48:02
And unfortunately, we are very scientific and we read a lot of papers and, and, a lot of textbooks and, and here’s and there’s what, where is our common sense.

00:53:48:03 – 00:53:48:06

00:53:48:09 – 00:54:11:03
So what I’m anticipating is a cascade unfortunately a cascade of events after the injections of this products, different levels from a lot of cancer, a lot of autoimmune diseases, a lot of, cardiovascular problems. And there’s a lot of fear in the community, is there?

00:54:11:03 – 00:54:12:04
People know.

00:54:12:05 – 00:54:13:04
Yeah.

00:54:13:05 – 00:54:16:10
What part of the country are you living in now? What part of the country is your clinic?

00:54:16:10 – 00:54:18:07
I live in the United States.

00:54:18:08 – 00:54:44:01
Yes. I’m sorry, but what are you in? Texas? California? Texas? Okay. I, I only ask because my experience that awareness really varies from state to state, region to region. Yeah. I’m not surprised that people are waking up in Texas. My gosh. Wow. So you expect just physically for things to get worse? It’s not like the worst is behind us.

00:54:44:01 – 00:54:50:03
If you haven’t died or gotten sick by now, you know, you can’t just breathe a sigh of relief.

00:54:50:04 – 00:55:20:02
Yeah, I’m expecting, unfortunately, that, you know, a lot of a lot of a lot of people that start to get sicker and sicker and, you know, from all sorts of disease, from, you know, basically it’s inflammation, the inflammation, the basis of any disease. It’s inflammation. An unfortunately, what happened, you know, with that nonsense of measures worldwide, I’m not talking about specific country or region worldwide.

00:55:20:04 – 00:55:46:05
This madness, this mass formation of lockdowns, masking, social distancing, everything. You know, they basically what they wanted to do, whoever they were, I don’t care. To affect the three main pillars of society, namely the main pillars of society anywhere in the world. It’s through faith, family and health. That’s exactly what they did.

00:55:46:06 – 00:55:47:09
Yeah, you’re right.

00:55:47:10 – 00:55:53:09
They affect those three main pillars and people are starting just to not even recovering for that.

00:55:53:10 – 00:55:54:03
Right.

00:55:54:05 – 00:56:04:03
We’re starting to see a lot of mental health problems in kids in adolescence in, in, in, young men and young people everywhere. Yeah.

00:56:04:04 – 00:56:09:11
You think that’s caused by the inflammation or by the lockdowns and the breaking of social.

00:56:10:00 – 00:56:18:01
A combination of factors. What we call multifactorial. Everything combined. Hence what happened unfortunately.

00:56:18:02 – 00:56:31:07
Well, in our last few I believe you. And would you say, am I understanding the mechanism, the reason you’re expecting it to get worse? Is it the spike keeps proliferating or what’s the what’s the reason that you expected to keep getting worse? Yeah.

00:56:31:08 – 00:57:00:00
This this the spike and probably the other components that we can do a podcast about that. They they’re continue they’re continuing getting it a lot of the inflammation which it will, transform into a lot of disease, a lot of a lot of problems, you know, from circulation to, our immune and different aspects because the body doesn’t know and doesn’t understand how to get rid of that.

00:57:00:01 – 00:57:34:02
Right. This is why. And one of the main things, one of my main topics that I speak worldwide, it’s about bio politics. Know bio politics with a k in bio politics basically is the intersection of human life and health with politics. Because 99.9% of politicians worldwide, they are not doctors, right? They are not physicians. Right. Yet they are legislating about health on issues that they don’t understand.

00:57:34:04 – 00:57:49:00
Very true. So it’s important to invite the experts to create a community and have a healthier community. People, they want to live longer and better. Yeah. And healthier.

00:57:49:01 – 00:57:50:09
Yeah. And so that’s where.

00:57:50:09 – 00:57:51:08
We have to focus.

00:57:51:11 – 00:58:13:02
That’s and that’s where TWC comes in. God knows. Well, in our last moment together, please, please tell us practically what can people do? I mean, I always end the show by saying, go to TWC Dot health forward slash daily cloud promo code, daily cloud, get your, you know, your spike support. But is there anything else that we should tell our loved ones to deal with?

00:58:13:02 – 00:58:18:10
This inflammation that you’re anticipating is going to make things worse?

00:58:18:11 – 00:58:47:05
Yes, Naomi. And, let me take a moment to, to to say this, that I’m I’m, I’m very, very honored to be part of this amazing group of people at the Wellness company or these, you know, doctors that, like doctor McCullough, Doctor Thorpe, Doctor Penske, Doctor Victory, they’re all doctor Rich, the the CEO, the CFO, all these amazing people that put this group together.

00:58:47:07 – 00:59:17:04
Yeah. And and and just bringing hope to people through good supplementation. Telemedicine, the kits, you know, we we have different kits that, definitely they, they are saving, medications and products that, you know, in times like this that we are living in sane times and we are always in the face of a next pandemic, in the next pandemic, the avian flu, Ebola, Marburg, everything that’s coming.

00:59:17:04 – 00:59:44:08
I mean, they’re saying, the media is saying, but I wouldn’t be surprised. So it’s better if we’re prepared not only with all this supplementation, but let’s do exercise, let’s eat better. Let’s drop weight. Lose weight, let’s do different things. Let’s go out to the sun, get vitamin D, you know, different things that we can do in order to be better, healthier and live a better life.

00:59:44:11 – 00:59:46:00
At the end of the day.

00:59:46:03 – 00:59:59:03
Thank God that we have people like you and your colleagues at the Wellness Company and as you were making your listeners thinking, oh, right, all of these things do help with inflammation, don’t they? Even sunlight helps with inflammation, doesn’t it, doctor?

00:59:59:03 – 01:00:20:01
Does, of course. One if you remember on on some of the I’m sure many of the books you have read, what happened? We were talking about tuberculosis. Well, what happened back in the, in the past century. In the past century when when they had evasion with tuberculosis go out to the side.

01:00:20:02 – 01:00:41:00
In the sun. Exactly right. Like the Magic Mountain, one of the great, great books by, Thomas Mann. Well, this is so profoundly important. Thank you so much for giving us so much of your time. I just want to reiterate to everyone you know what to do. You’ve got to load up on the spike, support the net or kinase, or if I’m pronouncing it correctly.

01:00:41:00 – 01:01:06:04
And you also need to get that emergency kit in your house. My husband, I use it all the time, but especially in a time of, you know, new diseases walking across the border. It is never more important, to be able to attend to your family. If there’s an infectious disease around, and at the other kind of emergency situations that the emergency kit addresses.

01:01:06:06 – 01:01:20:07
I hate to let you go. This has been completely fascinating. I’ve been on the edge of my seat. Where do people find you? And I’m sure we’ll have more of a chance to talk again. There’s so much more to say. But where do people find you for social media? Or if they have questions or comments, where do they go?

01:01:20:08 – 01:01:38:09
Yes, everybody can find me. I’m kind of, active on X platform, and it’s. And you will find me as Alejandro Diaz, M.D., correct? Alexandra Diaz, MD. And yeah, I’ll post every now and then some some interesting things.

01:01:38:10 – 01:01:57:09
You guys have to follow. Doctor Diaz, and I want to thank you so much for being so brave. You’ve saved many lives, but you’ve also given us a big picture that, honestly, no one else has given us. I’m super grateful to you, and I’m sure history will remember you and your colleagues at the Wellness Company. I’m going to sign off, but I want to thank you so much and we’ll see you again soon.

01:01:57:10 – 01:02:00:02
Naomi, thank you so much. It was a pleasure.

01:02:00:03 – 01:02:00:11
Likewise.