These days I don't recommend it for anyone. I mean, it's it's incredibly corrupt and your ideals that you are supposed to be dealing with which are primarily the patient first ethic have been washed away. And now we're seeing all these kickbacks and these lies and these narratives that are absolutely the inverse of reality. So, I mean, I'm disappointed with my peers, I'm disappointed with the whole thing. I'm disappointed with my
career. But this is after five years of reflection, you know, changing your own mind is the most difficult thing in life.
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Hey, welcome back to the MindShift Podcast, my friend, this is Darrell Evans, your host in case this happens to be your first time here. Either way, I'm excited to have you here today to listen in to a very fascinating conversation around the topic of health care. My guest today is Dr. Robert Yoho. He's 69 years old today calls himself a healthcare whistleblower. Now he practiced medicine in the United States and retired just a few years
ago. He was a board certified emergency physician, and retired as a cosmetic surgeon. He recently published two books Butchered By Healthcare and Hormone Secrets. Now, quick disclaimer, we're all adults here. But please understand that the information shared in today's episode is not medical advice. Use it at your own risk. Make your health care decisions with the help of a licensed health care provider. That being
said, sit back and enjoy. This is a very intriguing conversation with an industry expert who's had a mind shift about what he always believed about the career path that he chose. Enjoy. Dr. Yoho. Welcome to The MindShift Podcast. How are you doing today?
I'm great, Darryl. We're all colleagues here. So you can call me Robert. And I'll call you Darrell, if that's okay.
That's very appropriate, very generous of you to let me do so. Thank you so much for your work in this industry. I've always fascinated when I get a chance to sit down with people who have had the amount of experience you've had, as well as the perspective that you've had. And because this is called The MindShift Podcast, the shifts that you've had, and I want to jump right in and get right into it in your book, you said in the early part of part one, that you were wrong about
health care. Share a little bit about what you were wrong about.
Sure. Okay. So you're referring my last book, which is Butchered By Healthcare. Yes. Yeah. And I have, I'm forced to do this legal disclaimer that this is not medical care, use this information at your own risk. And if you have a medical problem, see a doctor. Okay, so sorry about that. But what what was, there were a lot of things that I was wrong about. And basically my story is that I am a senior, you know, in my 60s, I was my 60s, when I started
looking at this. I'm 69 now, but I started, I was in practice, and I retired about three years ago. But I was engaged in cosmetic surgery, and my patients were primarily women over 50, who all had menopausal issues. They were being tortured by their hormones but the plastic surgeons generally operate on a string of these people without thinking about why they're, they're in trouble. And the women have this fantasy that they can cure their anxiety and depression with surgery. And
that doesn't always work out. It may work temporarily, it may make them feel better for a little bit. But the real treatment is bioidentical hormones. So I started to study that stuff. And I realized pretty soon that the FDA and the big pharma companies had conspired to render this our general opinion about hormones
less favorable. And fact they'd put black box warnings on which is a horrible warning claiming you might die or have blood clots or get cancer or something on all of our major hormones, and it wasn't justified we'd had 60 to 80 years of knowledge about these things for thyroid we've been prescribing it for 120 years. And we knew that these things were super safe and super beneficial especially for people over 50. Sometimes for
younger people. And that led me down the path that I I started looking at you know I first I mastered the hormone therapy and so on wrote that my book, Hormones Secrets about that. Let me just hold that guy up here.
Yep, Hormones Secret is also linked down below. link everything up in the show notes for everybody. Yeah,
this guy you can see that I used a Mexican mask and I put this a four foot tall mask that I had an artist put hormone names on. And so I was led down that path. And I finally started to look at general medical corruption because hormone therapy was such a mess. I mean, it was like an obsessive compulsive disease attack for three full years. And I, at the end of it, I felt forced to publish. And here's my Butchered By Healthcare book. It's black with red letters. I mean, it's just, it's supposed
to be dramatic. And there's a headless doctor there, folding his arms. Yeah, folding his arms over over a pile of gold. So that's what medicine is devolved into. I looked at many, many I've looked at 10, or 15, medical specialty fields. And almost everyone had big problems. But the biggest problem of all was the most corrupt industry in history, which I'm sure most of your listeners can name that
industry. By, according to the Federal criminal settlements, Big Pharma is the most corrupted in criminal industry in history. And we're watching that play out with COVID vaccines, which are not just ineffective, but they're tremendously damaging, they probably killed 25 million people around the world. And it's it's just it's, it's an outrage, and we're living through a dystopia in medical care that I never thought I'd
see. So I mean, I can go into individual specialty corruptions, we can talk about other kinds of vaccines, we can talk about whatever you think your listeners want to hear about the most.
Yeah, let's start. Let's start with I mean, obviously, for those of that you got to get out to Amazon and pick these up, I'm always fascinated myself through my own physical fitness journey, Robert, for the last 35-40 years played sports growing up. And so I've taken a different perspective towards health and wellness, as opposed to in other words, I've lived on the preventative side, to the extent that I could control that because I believe in controlling
the controllables. And I know that there's certain scenarios where people have to go into the health care environment. I want to first go back a bit, you're now in this arena of your career, where you're uncovering and exposing and trying to make people aware. But take us back to young Robert, what got you enticed in the first place to go into medicine.
That was a long time ago. That's we could talk about stuff like this, but it's a little like talking about when you were a boy scout, and I was Eagle Scout, of course. But that was, you know, I was quite juvenile back then. And it probably seemed like something that I could do and be successful with. And getting into medicine when I did it. And I'm sure now is like catching a train. If you manage to run fast enough to catch the caboose,
you're on the freakin train. And so then, you know, it becomes a series of hoops, you have to jump through and you feel like if you miss a hoop, your your life is ruined. Because you've set this goal before you of completing this insane training, you know, 15 years of training or whatever the heck it was. So I can't claim there was a lot of rational thought behind the
whole thing. But I do remember being in college, and the people around me catching the train and me deciding, I mean, my parents were both doctors, so it seemed natural. So that's the that's the answer. It was not a rational decision. And I said these days, I don't recommend it for anyone. I mean, it's it's incredibly corrupt. And you your your ideals that you are supposed to be dealing with, which are primarily the patient first ethic have been washed
away. And now we're seeing all these kickbacks and these lies and these narratives that are absolutely the inverse of reality. So that's my, I mean, I'm very, I'm disappointed with my peers, I'm disappointed with the whole thing. I'm disappointed with my career. But this is after five years of reflection. And I had to undergo you know, changing your own mind is the most difficult thing in life. And I went through one agonizing discovery after another as I researched all this
material. And now I'm at the point where I'm trying to change other people's minds. And that is almost impossible. I mean, just have to laugh, because I'm trying to try to get people to understand what I've, what I understand is, I mean, it works. I mean, I've got a Substack podcast, I've got you know, I've got I write and I put out a couple of things a week, and I've got 5000 people that that theoretically subscribe to it. But I think I'm talking to the
choir meant mostly. I mean, the people that really need to know about this stuff, they've got their thumbs firmly put in their ears, because they're listening to propaganda all day long. And our sources have been ruined. I mean, this is this is the most outrageous thing I've seen in my lifetime is this, this blatant propaganda and we saw it 10 years ago, but I was not aware of much of it. And now, the last two years has become a shooting
war. And as Emerson said, "you become what you think about most of the time." And if you allow yourself to listen to mainstream media, pretty soon you know, you watch the TV, you watch the box, and pretty soon you are the box and you walk around spouting this nonsense that are almost like sound bites of all this idiocy that's going down. So anyway, that's my little rant about what where I come from.
Yeah, so we so we jump back to the beginning parents were doctors just sound like a natural thing to do. Like, hey, if I can catch up to the to the caboose, I'm on the train. I like it right? Just like we're in our 20s You don't know anything. You just do what what seems normal, right? I mean, exactly. So now let's go ahead and jump forward. So it's like the last 10 years that you said something interesting. And I you said you're disappointed with your career. Why that
particular stance? Even though you know what, you know, now, why would you say you are disappointed with your career?
Well, Darrell, if you if you understand, if you start to understand what I understand, if you look through, even Butchered By Healthcare, let alone my new book, which is
COVID In the Global Psychopaths, you'll understand that we the doctors had been co opted by, you know, I mean, I had exceedingly idealistic mentors. Now, I never, I never felt like I was deserving of their attention because I was, I was not the best student, but I had people that I tremendously respected. And now, the number of doctors speaking out about the problems now has, I mean, it's just a few handfuls of people. And the rest of them have been corrupted by corporate
influences. They work for the man, they they're not independent, independent practice that, like I was my whole career, virtually my whole career. And they, they're afraid to put their heads up. And a lot of them are not just afraid. They're not just afraid. And they're not just bribed, but they're ignorant because they've been watching the box. And they've been listening to idiocy coming out of these corrupt federal agencies like the FDA
and the CDC. And just to give you a wild first bite of this apple, the FDA gets 50% of his revenues directly from big pharma during the patent review process. So it is a creature of Big Pharma is marketing, it is just completely corrupted. And, of course, you know, the new golden rule is those with the gold make the rules, right? So Pharma has got these revenues that are incredible. It's 1.3 trillion worldwide, and their influence is pervasive and
malignant and malign. It's just and these people are psychopaths at the top of these companies. I mean, they, they just don't, they don't care, and they're out to make money. And right now, they're doing things that are all capital offenses. They're they're genocidal maniacs, but they're, they're, they're, they're not. They're either just they put all their chips on red for so long they can't imagine
doing anything else. And they're making so much money at it, you know, their federal funding of these vaccines and all this other stuff. Or they, they actually are enjoying the process and trying to destroy things. And maybe maybe it's a little of both. And that's my thesis in Cassandra's Memo. You know, Cassandra was a Trojan princess, who was, who was given the power to see the future by Zeus. And she changed her mind
about sleeping with Zeus. And so he gave her the additional problem that she'd never be believed he cursed her. So that's what Cassandra's memos about. I mean, we're having a hard time getting through to anyone who's been propagandized.
Yeah. What's your personal health care philosophy today? I know you talked about that in Butchered By Healthcare. But you obviously have now a stance, and maybe you've had a stance over the last number of decades in your own health and wellness practice. Share with us from your perspective, because obviously, you know, FDA and corrupt Big Pharma, I think a lot of our listeners are not going to argue with you much in
that regard. But talk about your personal health care philosophy, and what types of recommendations do you have for those of us those listeners that are there in the system? You know, they're in the system there. Take it from that standpoint.
Excellent question. So about 50% of healthcare in America is either harmful or useless, right? But the other 50% works pretty well. And so, you know, so you almost need physician level. And that what I'd said that first statement is not controversial. There are people that write about that stuff all every day, you know, they have articles and literature, so, so you almost need physician level expertise to navigate the healthcare
system these days. For example, and, you know, this is another this is what I consider to be the most incredible story in my book, Cassandra's Memo. The COVID care for people who have COVID it's been ruined and has been aggressively used against patients. Now, I've got plenty of references about this. You can read these stories all day long, but I interviewed two people who had their family members literally murdered by
the hospital staff. Now, your listeners who don't understand this stuff, who don't have any background are going to think I'm crazy, but but you can listen to these interviews, you can look at the resources, and you can find out what the standard operating procedure is for COVID. And the problem is, is that the federal government gives 100 to up to $500,000 per patient for the hospital's COVID care. So they have this enormous
conflict of interest. And I know this is gonna sound like it's just far too crazy for most people, but it's almost like murder for hire. They are incentivized to make the diagnosis, they use a test that is far too sensitive. In other words, it predicts COVID too far too many times, they are incentivized to use Remdesivir, which kills 25 to 50% of the people they get on it, which is an intra of failed Ebola drug which was approved for COVID.
And I mean, the hospitals figures approved, they make the extra $15 or $20,000, or whatever it is, to give them the right Remdesivir. So they do it and the deaths or deaths. And then they get a bonus for intubation, which is a failed strategy for 90 plus percent of COVID patients. And that kills them too. It ruins their their lungs in a certain way after they've been on that for a few days. And finally, and this is the most dystopian thing of all, they get a bonus for when the
patient dies. The rationale for this stuff was that healthcare was expensive for hospitals, and they had to get some sort of reimbursement for the money they lose during COVID. Right. So that's, that sounds halfway reasonable. But it turns out that these are actually bounties for bad care. And that's the way they've been used in some of these hospitals. I'm not saying
they're all like that. But there are plenty that are and you can go on Truth For Health.org or RFK, Jr. 's website, CHD and you can listen to many, many, many of these, these stories. And I, I did these two interviews, one of whom was a father who had his daughter killed with the process, they were both killed by sedatives, they gave him a lot of sedatives, and they died. And they were against. I and I'm an expert at that sedation business, because I did that my
whole career. And they give them three sedatives, any one of which could have been fatal. But together, they no one can live through it. And they think the same thing happened with the guy whose wife was killed. I mean, it's just, it's just, your listeners are gonna think I'm crazy, but you got to dig into this stuff. And it might turn your head around about some of the things that are happening that are just, they're just
beyond the pale. I've never, you know, as a physician, I am more outraged by that than anything else. There are a lot of other really nasty stories about what's going on that probably have bigger impacts. But just the idea that you can't trust a hospital is crazy. And I, I gave my Substack listeners or viewers a sample healthcare power of
attorney that they can use. But you know, when you give the hospitals this thing, they say you never want Remdesivir under any circumstances, and that you've got a person who's going to make the healthcare decisions, ideally, you would find a nurse, like your family members, who is sophisticated about it all, and will follow you around and you actually have got to stay on the scene, you have to stay in the hospital and you can't let them kick you out.
And you've got to you know, you've got to be very, you've got to be very assertive, you know, my recommendation towards health care that your attitude towards health care providers should always be respectful, because they do know a lot more than you do. But you don't want to make enemies. But you've got to be assertive, and you almost need to have a physician level expertise to do that. Now, I've had two shoulder replacements
within the last six months. So I mean, there are things that work really well in healthcare.
That was actually what I was gonna ask you about, because there was, as we look looked up, you made a comment. I want to say it was either in your podcast bio somewhere that we came across, you talked about the continuation of disgracefully, as you said disgracefully ineffective and overuse treatments, up to an including cancer treatments, psychiatric drugs, cholesterol medications, can you spend a few
minutes talking about that? And there's a secondary question to something you said earlier, but I want to go there first.
The psych drugs are the worst is the worst specialty in medicine, because and again, this is gonna you're gonna think I'm making a blanket statement, but it's it's carefully supported in my books, by 500 references a book. The psychiatric drugs are completely ineffective. And they have never been studied using sugar pill controls period. Right? It's just like vaccines, no studies
using sugar pill controls. So we don't know if they work and they, we do know that they cause tremendous problems and the SSRI antidepressants, for example, like Prozac, they cause a tremendous amount of violence and suicide. It's not that common, but it's common enough. So we have the school shooters, who seemed to have universally been on these medications. Now, since Big Pharma controls 75% of the TV media and virtually 100% of the news advertising, this stuff does not get on the that
does not get publicized. But it's, it's irrefutable. And these things are causing the trump, the this was all known from the initial trials that were, were done prior to the drugs being licensed in any country. And they had to be drugged out of these companies, Lilly was the one that was responsible for Prozac. And they were sued more than any other drug in history, because of all
the suicides. And when there's when you're sued when you sue someone, you get discovery, and they, they release these documents that prove that they knew all about these suicides before they patented the drug. And I mean, it's it's just, it's, it's beyond dystopian when you give a medication to help somebody's depression, which makes it much more likely that they kill someone or commit
suicide themselves. So you know, of course, the various political groups or the psychopaths are using this as an excuse to try to destroy gun ownership. And I mean, that doesn't seem like a successful effort. But they're sure trying hard. And they're claiming that it's the gun and not the anti-depresents that are that are causing the problems. And the other the other psych
medicines. There's four classes of psych medicines and one other psych medicine that's passed out almost like jelly beans, the way Prozac and the SSRIs are, is called atypical antipsychotics. And Zyprexa was I think that was the first of these, but these shorten lifespan by 10 to 20 years. I mean, this is not controversial at all. And so you know, you get you have, yeah, these are used universally in the military. I mean, they get they're virtually given a grab
bag of medications. And it's used on our elders when they go in the nursing homes just to keep keep them quiet. And the the they claim the anti psychotics cleared out the the psych facilities, and I guess it's true, but the price was all this behavior when they go off the medications. And the price was, the efficacy was worse than it was before. And since we don't have any sugar pill control trials, we have, the only control we have is third
world countries, right? Third World countries universally have better outcomes than we do for depression, anxiety, other psych meds, other psych problems, they have better outcomes without the medications, the syndromes wax and wane. That's their natural history. They don't go crazy and stay crazy, like they do on the drugs. They either walk around, and these drugs make them feel
terrible. They either walk around in a daze and feel crappy, or they go off the drugs whenever they can and their behavior deteriorates, because they're withdrawing from the drug. And when you withdraw from these drugs, you have the same behavior as what you were originally medicated to treat. So I know this a lot of material, Darrell, but it's it's crazy. And everyone needs to study this for themselves.
And that was actually my next question. So go back to something you said earlier, you said I know your listeners probably gonna think I'm crazy. So let's just say they think Robert is crazy, right? This is just this retired guy. He's crazy. He's off is where where would you advise our listeners to go begin to get the good research to get the information for themselves? You know, I've always been a person to believe that you have to put your own time and energy into
your own research. But you got to know what to go research and what to read. Because you go to Google, Professor Google only put certain websites on the first page related to almost anything medical, you know, and I'm not saying these aren't good places. I'm not gonna name names here. But I'm in the world places. I'm in the world where I am in the business of helping companies get found on Google.
But I realized that in a certain area called healthcare, they're very particular about a certain couple of dozen websites that they're going to always bring to the first page. So where would you recommend those who are prudent, those who are like, Hey, let me dig a little deeper into this. What would you recommend one or two, three places that you would recommend that you
I'll go there, but first, let's address Google, Google is or whatever they call it, alphabet is the most powerful company in the world, they can influence search results 10 to 15%, and maybe more by presenting search results that are you they can they can influence behavior, they can probably influence elections by 10%. And this is it's an outrage, and they are very, very politically active. They have strong beliefs that
are exceedingly woke. And they are basically an evil influence in our society, but you can still find the alternative media. And first thing I want to
Yeah, I you know, it's interesting. You mentioned say is if you hear certain words, it should perk up your ears because they are being used aggressively to censor. And one of these words or one of these phrases is conspiracy theory. Now this thing is, is being used to get a large portion of our, I perked up when you said Mercola, because it was one of even our intellectuals to dismiss things out out of hand.
And it was invented by the CIA during the period, they were trying to cover up the Kennedy assassination. Right? So you can the websites in my memory that through the last three to five read more about this. I just throw that out as an interesting tidbit, instead of trying to back that up. But the best sources now are, well, the first best source is substack. That's an uncensored platform. It's a
blog platform. And if you want to get your head out of mainstream media, start looking years was taken away from the first page of Google. Like you at some of the key people who are posting on substack. Steve Kirsch is one, you can certainly pick up my substack. And I'm more of an amalgam eater, I'm a popularizer, not an original contributor, my substack is robertyoho.substack.com, or almost cannot find it. And that's right. You know, I've
robertyoho.substack.com. And, you know, I put out a post or two a week and try to summarize what's going on. But if you want to read stuff in real time, if you go on my substack, and look always been the private person today. Isn't that interesting? at that, I will guide you. And you can also download, I mean, I'm not a money making operation, Darrell, I just, you know, I was sort of compelled to do this by all the things that
were going wrong. And I've been at it for almost six years, five and a half, six years, more than full time, 40-50 hours a week, Like I used to see that site when I would Google things. I'm 60 hours a week, sometimes almost seven days a week. And, and you know, I will guide you but the other two best sources, the two leaders here, and if you look at Wikipedia, they're adulterated to, they'll claim these guys are quote, a naturalist I like I like to figure out natural ways to heal.
"misinformation spreaders". So that is a misinformation is a key word for when you should perk your ears up and realize there's probably somebody telling the truth there. So the two best sources are RFK Jr's website, children's health I believe if the body was whole at one point, it should be able defense, right? And the other one is Mercola. Now Merc... yeah, RFK's website is a, he's got a huge nonprofit or is relatively big, and they've got a lot of several 100 people
working for him. And they turn out a lot of content. And most of what you hear there is absolutely accurate. The Mercola to get whole again, I have my own personal health journey is a unusual physician, he's he does podcasts, which are uncensored, and his posts daily posts@mercola.com, you can read his top story. And you'll get the absolute, you can at least beliefs. And I remember going to that site numerous times and
scan the summaries. And you can scan you can understand what's going on right from the horse's mouth because that guy, he's he's the center of the opposition. And Biden has termed him the number one misinformation spread around the world, which means he's credible. It means he's telling finding, I believe there were even videos at some point. And the truth. Now, he's got a vitamin company with 50 or 100 employees. And so everybody runs
down vitamins. But frankly, a lot of this stuff is works better than these horrible patent drugs that you get addicted to. And you have to there are other people that are in that natural health space, take chronically, and, and so on and so forth. I mean, for example, vitamin D, quercetin and zinc. The countries that use those drop their COVID fatality rates and hospitalization rates
virtually to zero. There were two provinces in India, one of who also were victim of some of these updates that happened on which they each had around 250 million people the amount size of America roughly. And they had one where they did this for whatever reason the leaders were uncorruptible they had a guy there who was a monk who who was they consider him absolutely on the internet and with Google, where they be deemed uncredible.
uncorruptible. And so he he gave him all these over the counter medicines, and they dropped their problems to almost zero, whereas the other one used the traditional, this quote, "traditional western approach" with the vaccines and all this stuff. And they're still having many, many problems, many fatalities. I use the phrase I'm credible. Right. I'm curious, you said two
Yeah, no, I investigated who are the top procedures you've had in the last six months. Yeah. How do you vet your colleagues who are going to take care of you carefully. Oh, no, come one man, I need more than that. Obviously. shoulder surgeons in LA and the guy I used was a protege and he'd done you know, in surgery experiences almost everything and it's somewhat related to age, you don't want to get somebody right out of training because he can't have had the experience he or she doesn't
have enough reps. There's something about bellying up to that surgical table for decades that gives you more careful judgment and better technique it's not universal, but you can acquire that through the reps, as you said. So, you know, for other things, for example, for cancer, anybody can get any cancer drug anywhere in the United States, from their oncologist if they are knowledgeable. But there was a magic trick now that we didn't have before Trump made it legal.
And that is you can travel virtually to any physician in the country who will see you, get a written recommendation for a few 100 Or a few $1,000. So if you've got some sort of exotic problem, and you're you're not getting better with whatever your local oncologist or your cancer doctor or whoever is doing, you can go to Stanford or Harvard or wherever and you can get second opinions. Now, always be respectful, but always be aware that they're influenced by
money too. And you may get a huge bill if you're an HMO patient.
Interesting. So Cassandra's Memo is out are not
Let me beat on the oncologist just for a moment
Okay, be my guest. It's a big topic, right. out yet. if you don't mind. So it's a big topic, like cancers.
I can encapsulate it in a couple of sentences. Okay, so, the oncologists have an unusual conflict of interest, they are bribed with 20% cut of every drug that they administer in the office, these drugs cost hundreds of $1000s of dollars a year sometimes. So that every cancer doctors dream is to get a room filled with Barca loungers, and get their, you know, their 20 patients a day hooked up to chemotherapy, and let the money flow into their bank account. So I mean, it's just it's a
horrible scene. And they you know, these people have a very difficult job, they have to deal with death and dying that deal with difficult diseases. The other problem with these guys is that there are about only five or six diseases that they can treat adequately the other diseases according to their own literature, their goal is to increase survival by two months or less. So just think about what they're dealing with. You know, least they make some money. I mean, their incomes
have gone crazy. So you gotta be careful with everything you do. You got to find somebody who isn't making money on it, obviously. So maybe in some other medical center where you guys are on salary, and pay them for an opinion then you tell what your original doctor what to do sometimes. Yeah, sometimes they do great job, and you do your own research and reading to
Yeah, so that's actually what I wanted to finish up on was really, can we practical tips, can you someone's listening to you right now, they've either picked up Butchered By Healthcare, they've picked up Hormone Secrets, Cassandra's Memo, they're with you. They're jiving with you. They're hearing you. But you
said it. You still need to go to the healthcare providers, gotta be respectful, but you've got to be in the know what sort of practical tips outside of obviously, we'll link up everything, all the books that you have your substack JFK Jr's website, Mercola, we'll yeah, yep. RFK RFK, Jr. Yeah. Okay. Yep. We'll link it all up and make sure it's there available. Can, can you finish with giving our listeners some practical like your issues as you deem yourself? The whistleblower?
Right. And let's give them some practical tips. Like if we were I know, you can't obviously sum up all of your research and all of your discoveries, those are in the books, what would they do? What should they do?
Learning all this stuff's been agonizing for me. I came from a traditional background, I had traditional training, I had traditional mentors, and finding out that how far things had degenerated particularly in the last 20 years, and much worse in the last two years. It's just it's
very painful. So what I recommend, if you care about your healthcare, or you care about what's going on in America or the world, you have to sit down and drink knowledge through a firehose, okay, you can't you can't be casual about this
effort. And you have to be prepared to go through some agonizing psychological changes to understand it, because your old conceptions about what's going on are not going to hold up and this will be obvious to everyone over the next six months to three or four years as further degeneration occurs with because of all these all this stuff that's going on. So I think the substack is your friend, Steve Kirsch is one of
the stubbs substack authors. If you want the quick red pill, you can, you know, we'll have some other ones. And I read these people probably my favorite one is called The Second Smartest Guy in the World. He's anonymous. And there are some other ones from around the
world. They're from Australia, Germany and other places. And you can start looking at this stuff on a daily basis and it'll it's just going to captivate you if you start so do your research and I'll include in the show notes a image of a, you know, like a nine month old, surrounded by all the vaccines that are supposed to get now. There's 75 different shots that these kids are supposed to get.
And it's an image of all these, all these vaccines in Needles pointing at this little kid, and you'll instantly understand why the vaccines are, you know, are there the liability is off of them. They are there, they're basically, the industry is using this stuff as free revenue with no liability. And this this when I was a little kid, I got five
shots, right? That was it. And but since 1986, when they signed into law, this liability relief for these vaccine manufacturers, this shift, these manufacturers have been shifting towards the vaccine model. And now they're they've got a cholesterol vaccine when cholesterol was the problem we don't have. That's a another construct, issue that which is hardly related to heart disease.
Robert, as we wrap up, fascinating work, and I could tell from the body of work, I didn't know the timeframe of the body of work. But as you've discussed today, you've been putting in the work since you've gotten to this little retirement window. My question is, is why keep doing this work? You said it's not a monetary venture. But why keep doing this work? What's the big end game for this? Why are you so passionate? You're waking up every morning published three
books. I mean, your books are rich, like put your Butchered By Healthcare, ver these things are rich, your your publishing on substack? What do you want the world to know?
I'm going to misquote who's the smartest guy in history. His name is I'm gonna wait anyway, the quote is something like, once you understand you have no choice but to act. And that's, that's the way I feel. I mean, I feel like everything's falling apart around me. And no one everybody is hypnotized by this mainstream media and they've got their thumbs in their ears. And, and I, I feel like, I feel like I'm 69 I know my lifespans limited, and I want to contribute something while I still have
time. And I have no choice but to act on this. I mean, it's just, uh, once you understand things to a certain level, you're going to join the freakin Stormtroopers. And it, it really is a desperate race to destroy the censorship before our society breaks down. I mean, you know, one of the things is, seems inexorable is this inflationary trend, which is going to put people throw people on fixed incomes out into the
street. And if you don't think we have, social violence that's going to occur, you're you're in a coma. So there's a lot of things that will become more evident once it's too late. Now we're in like this little eye of the hurricane and we're still all going to work, everybody's mowing their lawns and everything else. But it the things if you're really knowledgeable about things, it doesn't look that good for the home team Darrell.
Dr. Robert Yoho, what an interesting discussion. I remember looking at the table of contents of Butchered By
No, thank you, Darrell. I, you're a great Healthcare, and I was like, What on earth this like, it's just one thing after another, like, it's, I mean, it's so rich, for anyone listening, it's I'm telling you, all three books, first of all, be sure to connect with him, Robert yoho.substack.com. You can also find him at Robert Yoho, author.com, his books, Amazon, but I'm telling you, I have had my own journey through
healthcare. I've got family members that are in healthcare everywhere from ICU nurse all the way down to administrator, I have an interest in this. I've got family members on the fitness side of things. Healthcare has always been a priority in my life always been a priority in my family's. And I just wanted to have this
conversation with you. Because again, while I can suggest through my own ethereal knowledge through my own journey of learning, I was really fascinated by your work, by your experience in the industry as a physician, cosmetic surgery. I interviewer. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for coming on The MindShift mean, that number of years, whether you jumped on the caboose or not. You know, there's there's something to be said, when someone's been in the game for 40 plus years and you're still now this passionate about the unveiling and the research process. So thank you so much for spending some time with us today. Have we missed anywhere that you would want people to connect with you?
Podcast all the best. Is there another book that we don't know about yet that we can keep an eye out for?
Well, sure. Now, this this thing. If your listeners haven't heard of this, this thing is it was the best seller worldwide has been suppressed by the New York Times the mainstream, can you see the whole image of the book?
Yeah, so for those that are not watching on YouTube, he's holding a book called The Real out Anthony Fauci by RFK Jr. Can't see the subtitle.
That has 2200 references and if you think things are reasonable in America and for COVID care around the world, this is this might be your first stop, my stuff is a little easier. This is a little, a little more advanced. But this thing sold 1.3 million copies and nobody's freaking heard of it, because it never made it to, you know, it was on the New York Times bestseller list and it was like number eight or something
like that. Barnes and Noble censored it, they didn't, you know, I went in there multiple times trying to buy it, and they claimed it was out of stock. Amazon, fortunately, is not into burning books yet, but you never know when they're gonna start. And so my stuff will get published. Hormone Secrets was censored off of their advertising platform, which is like a super search engine because it interferes with a big pharma narrative and claims that the hormones help more than a
lot of these drugs. And they they do there's some cancers they treat very adequately and you know, we should over 50 I mean, almost all of us need hormone supplementation will live longer and feel better. That's my studied opinion after working with this material for years.
Wow. Final question. You're doing the work to let everyone know about the industry, the pharma, the procedures, the system, the man, but if you were to have your last day on earth today, what would you want everyone to remember you specifically for
Darrell, the, you know, I? It's just a it's a fight to the end, as far as I can tell, and things don't look all that good. I don't know what happened with the elections. But I'm, you know, we're gonna we're gonna see if we've got some of these corrupt people out of office. But, I mean, I don't see any relief right now. There are some positive things that are happening. You know, we've got some court cases that are that, you know, Fauci supposedly, is
going to be deposed. And they get these people before the lawyers. And I mean, maybe maybe we can turn some of this stuff around. So I, you know, I don't know what my legacy is going to be except for I want on my tombstone that I was, you know, that I was a fighter, and I was willing to speak up. And people say, I'm courageous, but I don't know how many how anybody that knows all this stuff could ever
do anything else. And the people who really know and have some integrity, are doing their best to get the word out.
Can't do it much better than that. Appreciate your your fight. Appreciate the integrity, appreciate the awareness to shift something that you have believed in for so long and really start to dig in and uncover the path that you have. Thank you for your work. Thank you for being here. Dr. Robert Yoho.
Thanks again, Darrell.
Hey, my friend. Thanks again for listening to today's episode of the mind shift podcast. Listen, let's not have the conversation end here. Connect with me on social @mrdarrellevans on almost all the platforms, with the exception of Facebook. My Facebook fan page is @darrellevansfan. Until next week, remember you're just one shift away from the breakthrough you're looking for.
