In an insightful interview, entrepreneur Alex Meshkin and Dr. Steven Murphy engage with Dr. Wes Ely, Director of SIBS at Vanderbilt University and a renowned long COVID critical care specialist. Driven by their shared mission to restore humanity to medical care, they delve into the pressing issues surrounding long COVID and the ICU Survivorship Program.

Dr. Wes Ely emphasizes the critical need for support and resources for long COVID patients. He sheds light on the ICU Survivorship Program, affectionately known as SIBS, which provides essential assistance to individuals facing the aftermath of critical illness and brain dysfunction. Through free support groups, disability services, and insurance guidance, the program aims to help patients overcome the challenges that often lead to financial instability, homelessness, and loss of livelihood.

The interview highlights the immense impact of long COVID, extending beyond severe cases to affect individuals who were never hospitalized. Dr. Ely shares compelling statistics, revealing that a significant percentage of non-hospitalized COVID patients develop long COVID symptoms, including cognitive deficits, heart problems, and extreme fatigue. The interview also addresses the misconceptions surrounding long COVID and the urgent need for recognition and support for the millions of individuals affected.

Dr. Ely emphasizes the importance of listening to patients and their firsthand experiences. He addresses the skepticism within the medical community and urges a shift in perspective, acknowledging that patients are experts in their own illnesses. By amplifying their voices and providing comprehensive care, we can address the public health catastrophe that long COVID has become.

Entrepreneur Alex Meshkin and Dr. Steven Murphy commend Dr. Ely's commitment to his patients and his dedication to transforming healthcare. Through their enlightening conversation, they advocate for increased awareness, support, and funding to address the long-term effects of COVID-19 and provide much-needed care for those suffering from long COVID.

In this episode, Dr. Rajeev Jayadevan, Co-Chairman of the National IMA COVID Task Force, along with co-hosts Alex and Dr. Murphy, explore the concept of vaccine imprinting and its relevance to our response to new COVID-19 variants. They explore a recent study that compared the antibody responses of individuals who received different types of COVID-19 vaccines. The study suggests that previous vaccinations may impact how our bodies respond to future variants. Stay informed and discover the evolving landscape of vaccine research in this informative discussion.

Join Dr. Jesse Morse, along with co-hosts Alex Meshkin and Dr. Steve Murphy, in this podcast episode as they discuss a comprehensive approach to optimal health. Dr. Morse, a sports medicine physician and expert in regenerative medicine, shares insights on personalized care, complementary therapies like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), and the power of diagnostic tests in uncovering underlying health issues. Discover the transformative effects of ozone therapy, high-dose vitamin C, and other treatments. Whether you're an athlete or simply seeking to enhance your well-being, this podcast provides fresh perspectives on achieving peak vitality.

In this episode, Alex and Dr. Murphy are joined by Anthony Leonardi, a respected immunologist, to explore the intricate workings of the immune response to COVID-19. Leonardi sheds light on the virus's highly immune-evasive and lympho-manipulative nature, which causes immune dysfunction by distorting T cell reactions and harming memory formation. He also addresses the controversial claim that the virus is airborne HIV and evaluates the efficacy of the spike protein mRNA vaccine. Initially met with skepticism, Leonardi's insights have been proven correct over time, making this podcast a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complex interplay between the virus and the immune system.

The episode discusses the issue of gun control in America, specifically in light of recent school shootings. Alex and Dr. Steve debate various factors that could contribute to the issue, such as societal trends, parenting, and media obsession. They also discuss potential solutions to the problem, acknowledging the difficulty of finding common ground due to the polarizing nature of the topic. The episode ultimately stresses the importance of taking a logical approach to solving the issue and recognizing that it is not a simple matter of cause and effect.

This episode features a conversation between Alex and Dr. Steve about conflicting policies and decisions made during the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss the $5 billion funding for new vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, and the government's relationship with pharmaceutical companies. They also touch on the issue of government capture by corporations and the impact on independent labs. Throughout the conversation, they provide a critical perspective on the actions taken by the government and express skepticism about the efficacy of their decisions.

In this episode, co-hosts Alex Meshkin and Dr. Steve Murphy discuss the challenges facing the American healthcare system, including the impact of COVID-19 on reduced life expectancy and cognitive damage, the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in the healthcare system, and the manipulation of payers in government policies. They also touch on the end of the return to work agreement in Hollywood and the emergence of new subvariant XBB.1.16 in India. Throughout the episode, the hosts provide valuable perspectives on the need for more oversight and regulation in healthcare.

In this episode, Alex Meshkin and Dr. Steve Murphy discuss the bias in medicine, the impact of the pandemic on healthcare, and the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. They also touch on topics such as the influence of social media and the compounding network effects of brainwashing. The episode raises insightful questions about power dynamics, innovation, and the ethical implications of advancing technology.