HeyJaredThe Bolus Theory Series
The Bolus Theory Series investigates the Covid crisis and the harm caused by vaccination to extract the lessons in terms of personal medical care and public health.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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The Lungs Were Always First in Line (opens the original)
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Talking with Dr. John Campbell About the Bolus Theory (opens the original)
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I want to thank John Campbell for hosting me on his show.With the explosive revelations from the Fauci diary, the Bolus Theory stands as a bridge of clarity between the medical freedom movement and the pro-vax world. Its core logic is self-standing, reproducible, and points to immense positive implications for the health of humanity—and significant economic consequences. Only by accepting reality, by accepting the truth, can this bridge be built rapidly.Despite the robustness of the Bolus Theory
Dos and Don't When Vaccination Can't Be Avoided (opens the original)
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Recently, two cousins on my mother’s side of the family organized a “cousinade”. A cousinade is a family reunion. The event took place in Provence in a medieval fortress village called Mornas, the family cradle, an hour away from my mountain retreat. It’s always truly lovely to meet relatives. Time has passed since the early days of COVID, and when I … Read more
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