Episode 74: Dawn Lester and David Parker Explain Why Germs Don’t Make You Ill and Drugs Can’t Cure You
The Nature of Reality with Dawn Lester and David Parker [ 1 h 05 min 30 s | 29.99 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (678)Dawn Lester and David Parker are co-authors, under the pseudonym NoR (Nature of Reality), of a brief, easy-to-read book titled Why Germs Don’t Make You Ill & Drugs Can’t Cure You. They talk to “How Positive Are You” co-hosts David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely about the three prerequisites for good health – good nutrition, low stress and avoidance of toxins.
Comment (1)Episode 73: Brian Carter, HIV Thriver
Brian Carter is a 53-year-old gay man who has been living in Los Angeles for 14 years. Diagnosed “HIV positive” in 2006, he considered evidence on “HIV” from both sides and decided to reject his diagnosis and never to take HIV drugs. We asked him: How is that going?
Comment (1)Episode 72: Joan Shenton’s ‘Positive Hell’ and Heavenly Web Site
Episode 72: Joan Shenton's 'Positive Hell' [ 1 h 01 min 00 s | 27.93 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (592)Journalist Joan Shenton interviewed a cluster of healthy “HIV positives” in Spain for her upcoming documentary, Positive Hell (with producer/director Andi Reiss). She talks with David and Beth about this project and about her nonprofit organization’s recently relaunched Web site — an extremely valuable resource, we think you’ll agree.
Comments (6)Episode 71: ‘Sue ‘Em Now’ with Attorney Jonathan Dailey
So you’ve figured out that your “HIV” diagnosis doesn’t make any sense. Is it time to sue someone yet? Whom? And how? “How Positive Are You” co-host Elizabeth Ely speaks with Washington, D.C., attorney Jonathan Dailey about some pending lawsuits, including:
- Bobby Russell, a Kentucky man who discovered he had been misdiagnosed and treated for “HIV” for eight years.
- A case against a public health clinic in Washington, D.C., currently being considered for class-action status to assert the need for meaningful care for other diseases — not treating just “AIDS.” (A previous case against this clinic, which settled in August 2012, is reported here.)
Episode 69: Dissidents Who Have Died – Requiem for a Heavyweight (Part 1), Trisha Harding Morrison on Tommy Morrison – What, or Who, KO’d ‘The Duke’?
Episode 68: South African ‘HIV’ Thriver Lizé Oosthuizen
If you believe in AIDS “risk groups,” Lizé Oosthuizen is the kind of person this isn’t supposed to happen to: a fairly affluent, white South African woman. She received her “HIV” diagnosis in 2005 after her boyfriend, who was ill, tested “positive.” Even though her “numbers” were “good,” she immediately started taking AZT but soon quit and has not touched “anti-retrovirals” (ARVs) since. In her conversation with “How Positive Are You” co-hosts David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely, she describes her health as excellent.
Comment (0)Episode 67: Dissidents Who Have Died — Joe Stokely Remembers Karri
What happens when an “HIV-positive” person needs emergency medical care? Tragically, we hear from many who have been denied this care as soon as they were deemed to have “AIDS.” Join us as Joe Stokely shares memories of his late wife, Karri Stokely, the agonies of her years on the “antiretroviral” AIDS drugs (ARVs), her remarkable recovery off them, and her struggle to get basic health care for a life-threatening condition later — without re-submitting to the drugs. Finally, Joe speaks movingly of her tragic death. Continue reading »
Comments (3)Episode 66: Tine van der Maas and Umlingo Wamangcolosi — What’s in That Stuff?
Curing “AIDS” with lemon, olive oil and garlic — is it too good to be true? We talk to the inventor of the Umlingo Wamangcolosi recipe about the ingredients in her famous formula. (You can find an alternate recipe here. And be sure to use a good, strong blender.)
Comment (1)Episode 64: Thomas Shevory and the Nushawn Williams Lynching
Thomas Shevory is author of the 2004 book, “Notorious HIV: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams.” He gives David and Elizabeth a lot of background on the case and discusses the upcoming civil trial that could see Nushawn, whose sentence expired two years ago, locked up in a mental institution for the rest of his life. Does this shock you? It should . . . especially since the Office of Medical and Scientific Justice (OMSJ) has found there is no evidence that Williams has ever been HIV positive.
Comment (0)Episode 62: Nicole Andrews Faced 60 Years in Jail
Yvonne Nicole Andrews was facing 60 years in jail until her case was assisted by Clark Baker of the HIV Innocence Group at the Office of Medical and Scientific Justice (OMSJ). David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely discuss her experiences with her, and how her outlook on HIV and AIDS has changed.
Comment (1)Episode 61: Defending Baby Rico
The Nagel family, along with friends and supporters, gathered in a living room in central Minnesota, after two days of hearings to decide the fate of baby Rico. Co-host Elizabeth Ely was there, and David Crowe dialed in to participate in the discussions.
Comments (3)Episode 60: Liam Scheff Takes Apart the ‘Official Stories’
What are “official stories,” and why do we believe them? Liam Scheff, a long-time AIDS rethinker and self-described “conspiracy realist,” discusses his book, Official Stories, with HPAY co-host Elizabeth Ely. In the process, he sends up the history and “sex myths” of AIDS, tells of his own hilarious, up-close-and-personal experience with HIV testing, investigates why most people fail to question the official versions of events, and reveals which prominent AIDS researcher is an uncle of his.
Comments (2)Episode 59: Mark Gabrish Conlan on Dangerous Virus or ‘Living With HIV’?
Is “HIV” a dangerous infection you shouldn’t get “complacent” about, or a matter of simply “living with HIV”? How does the medical paradigm reinforce the meanings and stories we give “HIV” — or anything else we call a disease? HEAL-San Diego founder and Zenger’s Newsmagazine publisher Mark Gabrish Conlan takes on the paradoxes of “AIDS” propaganda, giving his unique perspective as a queer community activist since the early 1980s.
Comment (0)Episode 58: Felix de Fries
Felix de Fries discusses the causes and treatments of immune deficiency and the dangers of antibiotics and antiviral medications with David and Beth, for just over an hour.
Comment (0)Episode 56: Henry Bauer and Dogmatism
Episode 56: Henry Bauer and Dogmatism [ 1 h 12 min 00 s | 32.96 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (648)In this episode, Dr. Henry Bauer speaks with David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely about his latest book, “Dogmatism in Science and Medicine: How Dominant Theories Monopolize Research and Stifle the Search for Truth” (available on Amazon and at other booksellers).
Comments (3)Episode 54: HIV Survivor Ed Lieb
Ed Lieb has survived years as an HIV-positive gay man, one of the earliest members of HEAL New York and a former cable television talk show host covering AIDS and related issues.
Comment (0)Episode 52: Mark Zuhrbrigghen, South African Health Practitioner
Episode 52: Mark Zuhrbrigghen, South African Health Practitioner [ 59 min 30 s | 27.24 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (546)Mark Zuhrbriggen is a South African Health Practitioner who has worked with many people to resolve conditions that are called AIDS, and especially with those who have taken antiretroviral drugs. Mark also talks with David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely about recent efforts to coerce HIV-positive mothers into accepting ARVs for themselves and their infants.
Comments (5)Episode 51: “Jane”, an HIV-positive Nurse
Episode 51: Jane, an HIV-positive Nurse [ 1 h 00 min 00 s | 27.47 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (706)“Jane” (not her real name) is an HIV-positive nurse who has experienced the lies of HIV and AIDS from both sides. David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely speak to her for an hour about her experiences and her thoughts on HIV testing and AIDS drugs.
Comments (2)Episode 50: Onnie Mary Phuthe
How Positive Are You Episode 50: Onnie Mary Phuthe [ 54 min 30 s | 24.95 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (544)Onnie Mary Phuthe is a Botswanian woman whose story began when she tried to induce an abortion in 1999 by taking the RU-486 pill. Having very little knowledge of the drug, she took multiple doses, which resulted in intestinal side effects that almost killed her. In 2001, Onnie was diagnosed HIV-positive, and was prescribed antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), which she took for eight years. In 2009, she stopped taking them, after finding more natural ways to restore her health.
Comment (1)Episode 48: Dr. Johnny Duncan
Dr. Johnny Duncan was given an ELISA test by the US military in 1999 that turned up as “inconclusive”. He was given a Western Blot but the results were never reported to him. However, when he showed up at a hospital with pneumonia two years later he was told he had AIDS and advised to, “make your will”. He was on and off the drugs after 2003 but as he learned more from Dr. Peter Duesberg and others he decided to quit totally in mid-2011.
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