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Ivermectin has been widely mischaracterized and suppressed despite its powerful health benefits. This affordable and well-researched medication has shown remarkable potential for supporting those with autoimmune conditions, respiratory infections, and even certain cancers. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it gained attention for its antiviral properties, yet mainstream media and regulatory agencies actively suppressed its use. Why? Because acknowledging ivermectin’s efficacy could have threatened the financial success of more lucrative pharmaceutical treatments.
In this episode, we invite Dr. Gessling, MD, a courageous physician who has been an outspoken advocate for ivermectin. Dr. Gessling has successfully prescribed this medication to patients during COVID-19 and continues to promote its benefits for those suffering from chronic conditions. Together, we dive into the science behind ivermectin’s ability to support immune modulation, reduce inflammation, and even offer promising outcomes for cancer patients.
We also explore ivermectin’s potential role in aiding those with long COVID and vaccine-related injuries — conditions that conventional medicine has often struggled to address effectively.
Why has this powerful medication faced so much backlash? Dr. Gessling highlights how the suppression of ivermectin isn’t rooted in science but rather in financial incentives. Allowing a low-cost medication to address COVID-19 and chronic illness would threaten the profitability of high-priced pharmaceuticals and long-term treatment models that keep patients dependent.
This conversation is a must-listen for those seeking truth in healthcare and alternative solutions for challenging health conditions. Tune in to hear Dr. Gessling’s insights and how you can explore ivermectin as a potential tool for healing and recovery.
Heather Gessling, MD, is a proud wife and mom to three beautiful children from Columbia, MO. She graduated from Oklahoma Christian University with a B.S. in Biochemistry and went on to medical school and residency at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Dr. Gessling is Board Certified in Family Medicine through the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons. She was Chief of Staff at a hospital in Missouri for six years until the summer of 2021, when she opened up an independent practice, Gessling Family Wellness, which has 3 locations in MO.
www.gesslingfamilywellness.com
Ivermectin access www.remnanthealthcare.org
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