It Wasn't SAFE And It Should've Been STOPPED... | Dr Aseem Malhotra

Summary

In this video script, Dr. Aseem Malhotra recounts his father's unexpected death, which he suspects may be linked to COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Despite his father's healthy lifestyle and fitness, he suffered a cardiac arrest. Dr. Malhotra discusses the potential role of vaccine-induced inflammation in heart disease, citing studies and whistleblower accounts. He shares his personal journey from advocating for the vaccine to questioning its safety, leading to a call for a suspension and thorough investigation. The script also touches on the broader implications for public health policy and the medical community's response.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker's father was a fit 73-year-old man who played badminton weekly and had well-controlled high blood pressure.
• 🚑 The father experienced chest discomfort, which the speaker recognized as potential heart attack symptoms and advised an ambulance be called.
• ⏰ Despite the father's reluctance, the speaker's prompt action to travel to his father was overshadowed by a significant ambulance delay, which may have contributed to the father's death.
• 🩺 Post-mortem findings indicated that the father had severe blockages in two major arteries, which was unexpected given his otherwise healthy lifestyle.
• 📈 A study by cardiologist Steven Gundry suggested that mRNA vaccines might increase the risk of heart attack within 8 weeks, which aligns with the timeline of the father's health decline.
• 🤔 The speaker, a doctor himself, initially supported the vaccine but began to question its safety after his father's death and new evidence.
• 🔍 The speaker's investigation into his father's death led him to consider the possibility that the COVID-19 vaccine might have played a role in accelerating heart disease.
• 📰 The speaker's advocacy against vaccine mandates for healthcare workers was based on new evidence and concerns about the vaccine's safety.
• 🛑 The speaker faced backlash from the medical community for questioning the vaccine's safety and was threatened with sanctions by the Royal College of Physicians.
• 📉 A reanalysis of vaccine trials indicated that the risk of serious harm from the vaccine was higher than the risk of hospitalization from COVID-19, which further fueled the speaker's calls for a suspension of the vaccine.

Q & A

What was the initial cause of concern regarding the father's health?

The father experienced chest discomfort, which he described as a central heaviness going to his shoulders, leading to the suspicion of a heart issue.

How did the father's lifestyle contribute to his health?

The father was described as very fit for his age, playing badminton weekly, and had improved his high blood pressure by quitting sugar, partly due to the speaker's influence.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to his father's chest discomfort?

The speaker, being a doctor, immediately recognized the symptoms as potentially serious and advised his father to call an ambulance.

Why was the father reluctant to call an ambulance?

The script does not specify the exact reason for the father's reluctance, but it's mentioned that he was hesitant for some reason before eventually not calling one in time.

What was the outcome when the ambulance finally arrived?

The ambulance arrived too late, and by the time they got there, the father had already suffered a cardiac arrest and passed away.

What was the postmortem finding regarding the father's heart?

The postmortem revealed three major arteries with severe blockages, which was unexpected given the father's otherwise healthy lifestyle.

What was the speaker's professional take on the rapid progression of his father's heart disease?

The speaker, being a cardiologist, found it odd that his father's heart disease progressed so rapidly and began to investigate potential causes, including stress and inflammation.

What was the connection made between the COVID vaccines and heart inflammation?

The speaker discovered a study that suggested a correlation between mRNA COVID vaccines and increased heart inflammation, which could potentially explain the father's sudden cardiac arrest.

What was the response from the medical community regarding the speaker's concerns about the COVID vaccines?

The speaker faced backlash, including an email from the Royal College of Physicians accusing him of spreading misinformation and threatening sanctions.

What actions did the speaker take to address the concerns about the COVID vaccines?

The speaker engaged in extensive research, spoke with whistleblowers and experts, and advocated for a suspension of the vaccine until further investigation could be conducted.

What was the outcome of the reanalysis of the original COVID vaccine trials?

The reanalysis of the trials suggested that the risk of serious harm from the vaccine was higher than the risk of hospitalization from COVID-19, leading the speaker to advocate for a reevaluation of the vaccine's rollout.

Outlines

00:00

🏥 Father's Unexpected Health Crisis and Ambulance Delay

The speaker recounts the unexpected health crisis of his father, a 73-year-old man who was fit and healthy, playing badminton weekly and eating healthily. Despite having slightly high blood pressure, it was well-managed after quitting sugar. The father experienced chest discomfort, which the speaker, being a doctor, recognized as a potential heart issue and advised calling an ambulance. The father was initially reluctant but eventually did so. Unfortunately, the ambulance was delayed, and by the time it arrived, it was too late, as the father had suffered a cardiac arrest. The speaker reflects on the NHS's usually efficient response times for heart attacks and the tragic outcome in this case due to the delay.

05:00

💉 Investigating the Link Between COVID-19 Vaccine and Heart Issues

The speaker delves into the possible link between the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines and an increased risk of heart attacks. He mentions a study by cardiologist Steven Gundry, which indicated a significant increase in heart attack risk within 8 weeks of vaccination. The speaker, a cardiologist himself, was surprised by this finding given his father's healthy lifestyle and the lack of family history of heart disease. He further discusses a second study that found inflammation in the heart arteries of vaccinated individuals but not in the unvaccinated, suggesting a potential correlation with vaccine-induced inflammation. The speaker's personal experience and professional expertise lead him to question the safety of the vaccines and to advocate for a closer examination of these findings.

10:02

🛑 Advocating for Vaccine Pause and Challenging Mandates

The speaker discusses his advocacy against the COVID-19 vaccine mandates for healthcare workers, arguing that the vaccines' potential risks had not been adequately considered. He cites reanalysis of vaccine trials that suggested a higher likelihood of serious harm from the vaccine than from COVID-19 itself. The speaker faced backlash for his views, including an email from the Royal College of Physicians accusing him of spreading misinformation. Despite the challenges, he continued to speak out, eventually contributing to the overturning of the vaccine mandate. He also addresses the broader issues within the medical establishment, including the influence of the pharmaceutical industry and the need for transparency and critical examination of medical practices.

Keywords

💡Heart attack

A heart attack, also known as a myocardial infarction, occurs when blood flow to the heart muscle is blocked, usually by a blood clot. In the script, the speaker's father experienced symptoms that suggested a heart attack, which was later confirmed by a postmortem examination. The discussion around the father's heart attack is central to the video's exploration of potential links between health conditions, lifestyle choices, and medical interventions.

💡Lifestyle choices

Lifestyle choices refer to the personal decisions and behaviors that individuals make regarding diet, exercise, and other health-related factors. The script mentions the father's fitness and healthy eating habits, which are typical lifestyle choices that can influence health outcomes. The video suggests that despite these positive choices, the father still experienced a heart-related event, prompting a discussion on the limits of lifestyle control over health.

💡High blood pressure

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a medical condition where the force of the blood against the artery walls is consistently too high. In the script, it is noted that the father had high blood pressure, which was managed after quitting sugar. High blood pressure is a significant risk factor for heart disease, and its mention in the video underscores the complexity of health conditions and their management.

💡Chest discomfort

Chest discomfort is a common symptom of heart-related issues and can indicate a heart attack. The script describes how the father reported chest discomfort, which led to the suspicion of a heart attack. This term is crucial as it sets the stage for the medical emergency that the video discusses and the subsequent investigation into potential causes.

💡Ambulance response time

Ambulance response time refers to the duration it takes for emergency medical services to arrive at the scene of an incident. The script details the father's delay in receiving medical attention due to an ambulance delay, which is a critical factor in the outcome of heart attacks. The video uses this example to highlight the importance of timely medical intervention.

💡Cardiac arrest

Cardiac arrest is a life-threatening condition where the heart stops beating, and it is different from a heart attack. The script mentions that the father ultimately suffered a cardiac arrest, which was confirmed when the ambulance team arrived. The term is significant as it shifts the discussion from a potential heart attack to the more immediate and fatal event of cardiac arrest.

💡Postmortem

A postmortem, or autopsy, is a medical examination of a deceased person's body to determine the cause of death. The script refers to the postmortem findings which revealed blockages in the father's arteries. This term is important as it provides a medical explanation for the father's death and contributes to the video's exploration of potential underlying health issues.

💡Inflammation

Inflammation is the body's response to injury or infection and can involve redness, heat, swelling, and pain. The video discusses the role of inflammation in heart disease, suggesting that certain conditions or interventions, like the COVID-19 vaccines, might contribute to inflammation around the heart. This concept is central to the video's investigation into the potential acceleration of heart disease.

💡COVID-19 vaccines

The COVID-19 vaccines are a series of vaccines developed to protect against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The script raises concerns about potential links between the COVID-19 vaccines and heart-related conditions, suggesting that the vaccines may contribute to inflammation and heart disease. This keyword is significant as it introduces a controversial topic and a potential new area of medical research.

💡Whistleblower

A whistleblower is a person who exposes wrongdoing, typically within an organization. The script mentions a whistleblower who shared information about potential issues with the COVID-19 vaccines. This term is important as it suggests the presence of internal concerns within the medical community that are not being publicly discussed, adding a layer of complexity to the video's narrative.

💡Mandate

A mandate, in this context, refers to a legal or regulatory requirement, such as the proposed mandate for COVID-19 vaccines for healthcare workers. The script discusses the controversy surrounding such mandates, particularly in light of new evidence and concerns about vaccine safety. This keyword is significant as it highlights the intersection of public health policy, individual rights, and medical ethics.

Highlights

The father's death was not due to a typical heart attack, but rather a cardiac arrest.

The father was a fit 73-year-old man who played badminton weekly and had controlled high blood pressure.

The father experienced central chest heaviness leading to his cardiac arrest.

There was a delay in the ambulance response time, which could have affected the outcome.

The average ambulance response time in the UK is 8 minutes, which is crucial for cardiac arrest survival.

The postmortem revealed severe blockages in two major arteries of the heart.

The father's lifestyle and medical history did not suggest a high risk for heart disease.

A study by cardiologist Steven Gundry suggested a link between mRNA vaccines and increased heart attack risk.

The speaker questioned the rapid progression of heart disease in his father, considering his healthy lifestyle.

A whistleblower reported finding inflammation in the heart arteries of vaccinated individuals, not present in unvaccinated.

The speaker faced backlash and potential sanctions from the Royal College of Physicians for voicing concerns about the vaccine.

The speaker advocated for a pause in vaccine rollout and further investigation into potential heart issues.

A reanalysis of vaccine trials suggested a higher risk of serious harm from the vaccine than from COVID-19 itself.

The speaker's campaign against vaccine mandates for healthcare workers contributed to their eventual overturning.

The speaker's concerns about the vaccine were based on new evidence and scientific integrity.

The speaker's personal experience with his father's death and professional expertise influenced his stance on the vaccine.

Transcripts

was your father's heart attack avoidable

in your view if you think about the

lifestyle choices and things like that

you you talked about your mother there

was that avoidable any in any sense of

the word yeah interesting um so there

are two components to my dad's um death

um strictly the the postmortem findings

didn't reveal a heart attack per se but

for all intents and purposes it can be

seen that way so um the first thing that

happened was um my dad by the way was a

very fit man for his age 73 years old um

played badminton every week um had a bit

of high blood pressure but had got that

better controlled after quitting sugar

partly because of all my campaigning uh

and he listened to me and he was very

into eating healthy food in fact you

know I consider myself to be extremely

fit I'm obsessed with exercise um you

know I played a lot of competitive sport

when I was younger partly because of him

and uh it was very unexpected when he

called me up it's coming up to his

anniversary July 26 2021

and he said Asim I've got some chest

discomfort and uh I asked him you know

to describe it in medicine 80% of your

diagnosis if you're a good doctor comes

from the conversation so the way he

described his chest discomfort was a

central heaviness going to his shoulders

so immediately think this is H and I

said you need to call an ambulance he

was a bit reluctant to call an ambulance

for whatever reason and then I said okay

I was in London he was in Manchester

that's where I grew up and I decided to

go and have a shower get ready and get

on the train and he was ringing up his

uh neighbors who were both doctors and

by the time I came out the shower I

called him back and there was no answer

and I remember my heart just thinking I

really hope he's not had a cardiac aress

it just I thought no this is this can't

be can't be what's going on kept ringing

ringing and

eventually um the neighbor who was a

doctor who knew me she answered the

phone and should have seem your dad's

had a cardiac arrest we're doing CPR in

him I know from National Data and I've

even written about this in the bmj the

average response time Steve for for for

many many years one of the things uh

that we do have done very well in the

NHS some of the best in the world is our

treatment of heart attacks and the speed

of treatment and even cardiac arrests I

knew the average response time with 8

minutes I said the ambulance will be

here in 8 minutes because of the timing

almost certainly he will have what we

call a shockable rhythm as in um the

heart is probably in in a having a

electrical disturbance and we'll be able

to shock him out of it more than 50%

chance he will survive this is I'm

thinking already like

this 10 minutes pass by ambulance hasn't

shown 20 minutes nothing 30 minutes um

they get there and I FaceTime them they

attach the cardiac monitor it's a

flatline he's gone nothing to be done

and of course that was you know at that

stage I was obviously devastated and uh

you I wrote in the eye newspaper about

how I I scream louder than never

screamed in my life but to come back to

that situation first and foremost so the

first thing is if the ambulance had

turned up on time almost certainly it's

likely he would have survived that's the

first thing but the second thing in my

mind is why ises he had a cardia rest in

the first place he was a really healthy

guy and in my family as in on his side

there was no family history of heart

disease he had high blood pressure okay

but that was about it right and he was

otherwise pretty

good and when the postmortem came back

there were three major archeries of the

heart two of them had severe blockages

and I thought this is odd because I knew

his lifestyle this is my area of

interest and expertise heart disease

specific how it progresses how you can

reverse it all that stuff what

medications can do what they can't do as

well and I thought to myself hold on I

knew his scan from a few years earlier

something has happened in the last two

or three years that has caused a rapid

acceleration in the disease of the heart

right in terms of the blockages getting

very rapidly you know um uh progressing

and I thought this doesn't this this

doesn't make sense and I thought to

myself was he just severely stressed

like stress can do it very severe stress

can do it he'd lost obviously my mom a

couple of years earlier but he was a

very resilient guy he was a vice

president of the British Medical

Association he was still involved in

medical politics during covid he was one

of the faces on the BBC during the co

pandemic talking about you know how we

should manage this Etc so he was still

very mentally active he wasn't a recluse

sitting in the corner you know he was

still social so doesn't really fit and

then a publication appeared in the

journal circulation which is considered

a the premier Cardiology journal and a

cardiologist called Steven gundry who

may have heard of he's done a lot of

work in lifestyle and lectin and stuff

so he he had and he actually had a very

senior role in the American Heart

Association very eminent published

cardiologist he published um an abstract

where he had looked at several hundred

of his patients who had taken the covid

vaccines specifically mRNA vaccines so

either fiser or Mna two doses

and what had happened was within 8 weeks

of taking those

Jabs their Baseline risk went from 11%

chance of a heart attack in 5 years to

25% chance just within 8 weeks that is a

huge jump like just to give you

perspective Steve if I today decided

that I was going to just consume junk

food all my meals right I was going to

smoke 20 cigarettes a day I was going to

stop exercising I wouldn't get anywhere

close to increasing my risk within 8

weeks and the mechanism was for

inflammation and I thought ah I know

heart disease is a chronic inflammatory

condition L to Lifestyle so if this is

even partially true it means that the

covid vaccines may be causing

inflammation around the heart and that

means that many people are going to have

an acceleration in heart disease and

that may explain what happened to my dad

but that was only one bit of data of

course a good scientist knows okay it

gets you thinking it's a hypothesis po

potentially obviously there some data

but it's not enough to be make it more

than likely at this stage and within 2

weeks call it Providence or whatever

else um I got a phone call from uh

somebody who I know I consider him U you

know one of the smartest cardiologists

very high integrity from very

prestigious

institution and he called me up and he

said I seem I've got something to tell

you I'm very upset he said a group of

researchers that I'm linked to in this

interview ution um had accidentally

found and this has nothing to do with

blood tests or cardiac risk through a

very Hightech Imaging of the heart

modality they were using that there was

inflammation of the archeries which

would cause obviously heart potentially

heart attacks that was there in the

vaccinated but not there in the

unvaccinated the lead researcher sat the

team down and he said guys I just want

to make this clear we are not going to

explore these findings any further

because it may affect our funding from

the drug

industry now obviously people hearing

this are going to think wow that is

sounds corrupt um this is something that

has been a big problem within medicine

for a very very long time which isn't

getting an airing but it didn't surprise

me of that but it was still quite

shocking but for me at that stage Steve

it was okay at the very least I should

ask the question and I was nervous about

it I had been someone took the jab

myself I went on Good Morning Britain

and very early on when they were just

offering it to high-risk people to say

that um I think that this is probably

safe and people shouldn't be worried and

this was again specifically to address

people from black and ethnic minority

communities because there was a lower

uptake amongst those communities partly

also because they often amongst some of

the most marginal marginalized members

of society and they have less trust in

authority and government so you can see

how the psychology plays in there and I

convinced a friend of mine who's a film

director ginda Chada who directed bendit

Like Beckham you might know some of her

movies and we went on together and Good

Morning Britain to say listen I think

this and you know this is fine so I had

all of that and so I was in many ways I

was indoctrinated and and there is you

know and people don't like to admit

they're wrong or think they've got it

wrong so for me to start turning or

changing my mind or asking the question

um is not necessarily an easy thing to

do but I've done that throughout my

career so you know if anyone has the um

character I know myself to be able to

say listen okay there's new evidence

here whatever else I felt I could do

that but I was still nervous and I

thought you know this is not something

that I think the BBC are going to pick

up on I had a good rapport um with GB

news at that point um and I still do and

one of the presenters Alexander Phillips

was a friend of mine and I called her up

and said listen um you know we were

doing she wanted me on anyway I was

doing regular Health slots every few

weeks I said what I see what do you want

to talk about next week and I said I

think let's talk about this said okay go

on GB news I say you know the vaccine

Committee of the country should look

into this this is what I know this is

what I found whistleblower all this

stuff I said my dad died as well and

this may be the reason for his death and

I just asked that question and of course

I didn't expect it to go viral you know

it got millions of views and it was

getting reach all over America and that

kind of thing strangely by this point

Steve I don't know if you remember but

Omicron wave had started and um we were

getting reports from South Africa which

was really really assuring that from the

doctor that discovered it that this

doesn't seem to be more harmful than the

flu now great okay it's mutated it's

different strain this is really great

news and then sag Javid around the same

time the secretary for health had come

out in Parliament and said we are now

going to pass through

legislation that the covid vaccine needs

to be mandated for healthcare workers

despite the fact that the British

Medical Association medical colleges

we've never in our country one thing

that's really good especially within the

medical establishment we don't believe

in mandating any drug they do this in

America they've never done this here and

although they weren't very vocal about

it they kind of were a bit relatively

quiet they weren't supporting it openly

saying that we should mandate this is

coming from this political decision I

this is very odd at a stage now where

we're thinking there's serious harm we

know it's not and by that stage 2021

November most people were understanding

now it wasn't stopping infection right

for most people right so it's like this

doesn't make any sense so I then started

campaigning on this issue and I started

campaigning on this issue was able to

get into the mainstream news on this

particular issue because around that

time um the I newspaper had published an

investigation into the delay that led to

my dad's death of the ambulance service

right and I had also got privy to

knowledge in that you know in that story

that the deputy chief nurse of NHA sing

had called me up and said there hadd

been basically a cover up by the

government and the Department of Health

to stop people knowing for months there

were ambulance delays doctors and

members of public I this is UN

acceptable so I exposed this it became a

massive story BBC News and when the BBC

presented saying Dr mahota what's going

on wrong with the NHS why is it failing

why is this happening I said it's

multifactorial but I said one of the

most important reasons is you failed we

failed for years to address the root

cause of what's driving stress on the

system taking on the excesses of big

food and big farmer but I said right now

we've got um 80 to you know 100,000 NHS

staff who were refusing to have the

covid vaccine

this would be a crisis they're going to

lose their jobs this is this bandid

needs to be overturned it's not

scientific it's not ethical so I I got

that into the mainstream and ultimately

we end up overturning right the the the

um the Mandate um but there was a

backlash Steve behind the scenes and

I've not been public about this before

so I'm going to tell you this for the

first time because I think it's time I I

tell this story shortly after me going

on GB news as a doctor who'd had the

vaccine had' been on Good Morning

Britain to say it was likely safe and

effective to then talking about we

should maybe look into this and maybe

pause the situation because of um these

heart issues that need to be

investigated I received an email from

the Royal College of Physicians this is

the oldest Medical Institution in the

world saying Dr motra um we have

received a number of anonymous

complaints from other

fellows that you uh in reference to my

GB news interview that you are spreading

antix misinformation

and you've got weeks to respond to this

and they were saying all the different

sanctions that could happen because of

me doing this right Steve at that point

I thought if we are going to get a pause

on this vaccine and really investigate

it it's because of such an

indoctrination because so many people

billions of people around the world have

taken this and therefore the the the

battle to expose it is going to be

harder than anything I've ever done the

only way in my only chance is to get it

public in a peer- review journal and

then to get it into the news I spent 9

months at that stage literally eating

breathing sleeping speaking to two fighs

of whistleblowers speaking to eminent

scientists in expertise I didn't have

around immunology and vaccine

development of course I had the

understanding of Cardiology you know

better than anybody in in this

particular field in this particular area

and when I did that research and looked

at it I first of all

concluded that there absolutely needs to

be a suspens ion of the vaccine because

um what happened by the summer of 2022

and this is actually the the most

crucial and important piece of data on

its own which should have been enough to

suspend it and actually suggest that it

probably shouldn't have been rolled out

in the first place is that those trials

that were done by fiser and

madna which led to the all the media

reports 95 100% effective um you know

the approval by the regulator the roll

out the coercion the mandates they were

reanalyzed by some very eminent

scientists including the associated to

the bmj the one of the world's top

epidemiologists and they published in

the journal vaccine which is the Premier

journal for vaccines and they were able

to get new data that was made available

on health Canada's website and the FDA

in America's website and what they did

in their reanalysis of the original high

quality clinical trials is they found

Steve you were more likely to suffer

serious harm from taking the vaccine

at a rate of 1 in 800 that meant

hospitalization disability or a

life-changing event then you were to be

hospitalized with covid and this is

during the early phase if you love the

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