Cesar Vega at WCH General Assembly Meeting #48
Speaking at the World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting, Uruguayan Congressman Cesar Vega (🇺🇾) discussed the recent ruling that halted Covid-19 injections for children under 13 in Uruguay.
Watch the replay on our website to hear from the Uruguayan Congressman backing this historic case!
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
Speaking at the World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting, Uruguayan Congressman Cesar Vega (🇺🇾) discussed the recent ruling that halted Covid-19 injections for children under 13 in Uruguay.
Watch the replay on our website to hear from the Uruguayan Congressman backing this historic case!
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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Dr. James Thorp at WCH General Assembly Meeting #48
Dr. James Thorp gave an incredible presentation at the World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting about vaccine adverse events in women of childbearing age and in pregnancy.
James is an extensively published 68-year-old physician MD board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as maternal-fetal medicine, who has practiced obstetrics for over 42 years.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
Dr. James Thorp gave an incredible presentation at the World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting about vaccine adverse events in women of childbearing age and in pregnancy.
James is an extensively published 68-year-old physician MD board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as maternal-fetal medicine, who has practiced obstetrics for over 42 years.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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Wednesday: What's driving behaviour?
Join us to learn 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
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4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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Join us to learn 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
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Did you miss our General Assembly Meeting on Monday with guests Deanna McLeod (🇨🇦), Maximiliano Dentone & César Vega (🇺🇾) and Dr. James Thorp (🇺🇸)?
We learned about the #StopTheShots campaign, the latest on Uruguay's suspension of the C19 vaccine in children under 13, and more truth about fertility.
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We learned about the #StopTheShots campaign, the latest on Uruguay's suspension of the C19 vaccine in children under 13, and more truth about fertility.
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Wednesday: What's driving behaviour?
Join us to learn 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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Join us to learn 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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🎥 It's Time to #StopTheShots
Deanna McLeod, a medical peer-review publications expert and evidence-based data analysis specialist, joined the WCH General Assembly Meeting on Monday, July 11 to discuss the latest C19 vaccine data.
Deanna's presentation is a must-watch for parents!
worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/deanna-mcleod-stop-the-shots
Click here to see a video from the launch of the CCCA Stop the Shots campaign.
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Deanna McLeod, a medical peer-review publications expert and evidence-based data analysis specialist, joined the WCH General Assembly Meeting on Monday, July 11 to discuss the latest C19 vaccine data.
Deanna's presentation is a must-watch for parents!
worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/deanna-mcleod-stop-the-shots
Click here to see a video from the launch of the CCCA Stop the Shots campaign.
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Join us on Zoom in one hour
We will discuss the 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
Today's event will also be live in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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We will discuss the 5 elements to understand what drives behaviour and why people have been seeing things the way they have.
Connect with David Charalambous and the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 13 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
We'll look into why emotions are so important to behaviour, what the 3 roles of emotion are and how they relate to the 5 basic needs. The answers to these questions will help us to understand, predict, and positively influence behaviour.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
Today's event will also be live in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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🔴 Our Mind Health Committee is live now in the WCH Newsroom!
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How to Cope During Times of Distress
The purpose of this short guide is to help anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, in distress, or struggling to cope. The aim is to show those struggling that there are many people who care, even when it doesn’t feel like it.
At times, the world may feel scary and dark, but together we can come into the light. Together we are stronger and we will make it through this together.
With love and respect,
Dr. Kat & Dr. Christian
worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/blog/times-of-distress
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The purpose of this short guide is to help anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, in distress, or struggling to cope. The aim is to show those struggling that there are many people who care, even when it doesn’t feel like it.
At times, the world may feel scary and dark, but together we can come into the light. Together we are stronger and we will make it through this together.
With love and respect,
Dr. Kat & Dr. Christian
worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/blog/times-of-distress
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Forwarded from Dr Tess Lawrie
Where others see numbers, Dr Jessica Rose sees people ... and why warriors cry
➨ drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/where-others-see-numbers-dr-jessica
I love and appreciate every Tess Talks conversation – but this Sunday’s was a meeting of hearts and minds that meant so much to me.
Dr Jessica Rose is a Canadian researcher with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and a master’s degree in immunology. She also holds a PhD in computational biology and two (yes, two) postdoctoral degrees in molecular biology and chemistry. I think it’s safe to say this wonderful woman loves science and the pursuit of knowledge.
Over the past two years she has been applying her extraordinary skill and expertise to studying the US’ Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) data and sharing her disturbing findings with whoever will listen.
I relate to her mission and her work very much: we were both studying the pharmacovigilance databases early on and both saw the adverse event reports coming in at an alarming rate. We both wrote papers, went on podcasts and video calls, trying to get the message out to the authorities and the public, that these vaccines were far too dangerous and had to be stopped.
Two warriors, in two different corners of the world, doing parallel work and getting little response.
Now here we are in 2022, with adverse event reports numbering in the millions, and yet babies as young as six months old are now being injected with this toxic gene therapy. What on earth is going on, and how was this allowed to happen?
Believe it or not, while Jessica and I have been in meetings together over the last two years, we have never actually sat down, just the two of us, to compare notes – until now. I am so glad we did.
When Jessica looks at the VAERS data, she doesn’t see numbers, she sees people. I think the world probably looks at Jessica and thinks she’s witty, outspoken, tough as nails – and all that is true. But she’s also deeply sensitive, compassionate, and her heart breaks every day at what is happening to people.
Please do also watch the conversation this Sunday – and share with all and sundry. Read her Substack and check out her recent presentation on fertility data at World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting #47.
As Jessica shares, despite the ad hominem attacks on her and all those speaking out, “For the first time I feel like I’m actually standing in who I am. I’m allowed to say what I think, I’m allowed to feel what I feel… I made a lot of amazing connections.”
That is true freedom.
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I love and appreciate every Tess Talks conversation – but this Sunday’s was a meeting of hearts and minds that meant so much to me.
Dr Jessica Rose is a Canadian researcher with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and a master’s degree in immunology. She also holds a PhD in computational biology and two (yes, two) postdoctoral degrees in molecular biology and chemistry. I think it’s safe to say this wonderful woman loves science and the pursuit of knowledge.
Over the past two years she has been applying her extraordinary skill and expertise to studying the US’ Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) data and sharing her disturbing findings with whoever will listen.
I relate to her mission and her work very much: we were both studying the pharmacovigilance databases early on and both saw the adverse event reports coming in at an alarming rate. We both wrote papers, went on podcasts and video calls, trying to get the message out to the authorities and the public, that these vaccines were far too dangerous and had to be stopped.
Two warriors, in two different corners of the world, doing parallel work and getting little response.
Now here we are in 2022, with adverse event reports numbering in the millions, and yet babies as young as six months old are now being injected with this toxic gene therapy. What on earth is going on, and how was this allowed to happen?
Believe it or not, while Jessica and I have been in meetings together over the last two years, we have never actually sat down, just the two of us, to compare notes – until now. I am so glad we did.
When Jessica looks at the VAERS data, she doesn’t see numbers, she sees people. I think the world probably looks at Jessica and thinks she’s witty, outspoken, tough as nails – and all that is true. But she’s also deeply sensitive, compassionate, and her heart breaks every day at what is happening to people.
Please do also watch the conversation this Sunday – and share with all and sundry. Read her Substack and check out her recent presentation on fertility data at World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting #47.
As Jessica shares, despite the ad hominem attacks on her and all those speaking out, “For the first time I feel like I’m actually standing in who I am. I’m allowed to say what I think, I’m allowed to feel what I feel… I made a lot of amazing connections.”
That is true freedom.
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A Better Way to Health with Dr Tess Lawrie
Where others see numbers, Dr Jessica Rose sees people
… and why warriors cry
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🎥 C19 Injections Halted in Kids Under 13 in Uruguay
At Monday's World Council for Health General Assembly, we heard more about the ruling in Uruguay that halted Covid-19 injections in children under 13 from Maximiliano Dentone, the lawyer behind this historic case. He was joined by César Vega, an Uruguayan Congressman backing it.
Original Spanish presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/uruguay-espanol
Live English translation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/uruguay-english
Special thanks to Silvia Z. for live translating this presentation.
WCH Statement on the case in Uruguay: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/pfizer-mrna-uruguay
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At Monday's World Council for Health General Assembly, we heard more about the ruling in Uruguay that halted Covid-19 injections in children under 13 from Maximiliano Dentone, the lawyer behind this historic case. He was joined by César Vega, an Uruguayan Congressman backing it.
Original Spanish presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/uruguay-espanol
Live English translation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/uruguay-english
Special thanks to Silvia Z. for live translating this presentation.
WCH Statement on the case in Uruguay: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/pfizer-mrna-uruguay
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😷 7 Reasons to End Mask Mandates for Good: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and All People
Mask wearing has become commonplace around the world. Though mandates have been lifted in many places, some individuals continue to still wear a mask, particularly in indoor spaces. There are also concerns that public health authorities will reinstate mask requirements and/or travel mask mandates despite evidence that they don’t work and are harmful.
Our new guide is for parents, teachers, medical professionals, and all people. It addresses common questions, gives guidance and encouragement to those wishing to advocate for themselves and their dependents, and outlines seven solid reasons to end mask mandates for good.
worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/end-mask-mandates
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Mask wearing has become commonplace around the world. Though mandates have been lifted in many places, some individuals continue to still wear a mask, particularly in indoor spaces. There are also concerns that public health authorities will reinstate mask requirements and/or travel mask mandates despite evidence that they don’t work and are harmful.
Our new guide is for parents, teachers, medical professionals, and all people. It addresses common questions, gives guidance and encouragement to those wishing to advocate for themselves and their dependents, and outlines seven solid reasons to end mask mandates for good.
worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/end-mask-mandates
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🧘🏽♀️ Meditate with us tomorrow on Telegram!
Join us on Friday, July 15 at 8 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Robito Chatwin.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
Robito is a full-time meditator, hypnotherapist, and founder of Covid Positive News. Learn more about Robito in his recent Tess Talks interview with Dr. Tess Lawrie here.
Join the World Council for Health Mind Health Committee for a weekly meditation in our Telegram group every Friday!
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Join us on Friday, July 15 at 8 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Robito Chatwin.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
Robito is a full-time meditator, hypnotherapist, and founder of Covid Positive News. Learn more about Robito in his recent Tess Talks interview with Dr. Tess Lawrie here.
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Monday: Fahrie Hassan, Dr. Rajiv Seereeram & Shabnam Palesa Mohamed Join WCH General Assembly Meeting #49
You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from our guests.
Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (Trinidad & Tobago): CTAGTT: Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
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Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (Trinidad & Tobago): CTAGTT: Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
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Today: Meditate with us on Telegram
Join us today at 8 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Robito Chatwin.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
Robito is a full-time meditator, hypnotherapist, and founder of Covid Positive News. Learn more about Robito in his recent Tess Talks interview with Dr. Tess Lawrie here.
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Join us today at 8 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Robito Chatwin.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
Robito is a full-time meditator, hypnotherapist, and founder of Covid Positive News. Learn more about Robito in his recent Tess Talks interview with Dr. Tess Lawrie here.
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🧘🏽♀️ We are just getting started right now in the Connection Room on Telegram for a meditation with Robito Chatwin!
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Monday: Fahrie Hassan, Dr. Rajiv Seereeram & Shabnam Palesa Mohamed Join WCH General Assembly Meeting #49
You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from our guests.
Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (Trinidad & Tobago): CTAGTT: Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
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Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
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Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
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Today is Day 1 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Ready?
Today we're trying Box Breathing – 4-4-4-4
The Science:
This technique is great for stress reduction and is used by athletes around the world. It was developed by Mark Divine, a former Navy SEAL commander. It is a great technique if you notice yourself in Fight or Flight mode.
Preparation:
Sit in a comfortable position with a straight back and slowly breathe all of the air out of your lungs.
Technique:
1. Slowly breathe in through your nose for a count of 4. Focus on the feeling of air filling your lungs.
2. Hold your breath for a count of 4.
3. Breathe out through your mouth for a third count of 4. Pay attention to the sensation of the air leaving your body.
4. Hold your breath again for a final count of 4.
5. Repeat. We suggest 10-20 sets.
How did it feel? Have you tried this technique before?
#BreatheBetter
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Ready?
Today we're trying Box Breathing – 4-4-4-4
The Science:
This technique is great for stress reduction and is used by athletes around the world. It was developed by Mark Divine, a former Navy SEAL commander. It is a great technique if you notice yourself in Fight or Flight mode.
Preparation:
Sit in a comfortable position with a straight back and slowly breathe all of the air out of your lungs.
Technique:
1. Slowly breathe in through your nose for a count of 4. Focus on the feeling of air filling your lungs.
2. Hold your breath for a count of 4.
3. Breathe out through your mouth for a third count of 4. Pay attention to the sensation of the air leaving your body.
4. Hold your breath again for a final count of 4.
5. Repeat. We suggest 10-20 sets.
How did it feel? Have you tried this technique before?
#BreatheBetter
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Monday: Fahrie Hassan, Dr. Rajiv Seereeram & Shabnam Palesa Mohamed Join WCH General Assembly Meeting #49
You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from our guests.
Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (Trinidad & Tobago): CTAGTT: Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
Watch the meeting and join the live chat in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
6pm UTC | 7pm BST | 8pm CAT
2pm EDT | 11am PDT
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Fahrie Hassan (South Africa): Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (Trinidad & Tobago): CTAGTT: Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
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Today is Day 2 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Ready?
Today we're practicing Belly Breathing.
The Science:
Studies have shown that this technique leads to an increase in focus and a decrease in negative emotions. Conscious belly breathing allows more oxygen to come into your lungs and brings us back to our original state of being.
Preparation:
Sit or lie in a comfortable position and close your eyes.
Technique:
1. Put one hand on your chest and one on your belly.
2. Slowly breathe in and focus on bringing the breath down to the belly. Try to keep the rest of your body relaxed and your chest still. It should just be the belly slowly moving in and out.
3. Breathe out through your mouth slowly and feel your stomach fall.
4. Repeat 15 times.
How did it feel? Have you tried this technique before?
#BreatheBetter
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Ready?
Today we're practicing Belly Breathing.
The Science:
Studies have shown that this technique leads to an increase in focus and a decrease in negative emotions. Conscious belly breathing allows more oxygen to come into your lungs and brings us back to our original state of being.
Preparation:
Sit or lie in a comfortable position and close your eyes.
Technique:
1. Put one hand on your chest and one on your belly.
2. Slowly breathe in and focus on bringing the breath down to the belly. Try to keep the rest of your body relaxed and your chest still. It should just be the belly slowly moving in and out.
3. Breathe out through your mouth slowly and feel your stomach fall.
4. Repeat 15 times.
How did it feel? Have you tried this technique before?
#BreatheBetter
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