On Call with Dr. Mary Talley Bowden

Dr. Kevin McCairn and patient Ken Evans joined me to discuss a promising intervention for severe COVID-19 vaccine injuries. Conducted from Japan, where McCairn and colleagues treat patients, the conversation highlights the debilitating effects of vaccine-induced amyloid formation and a novel therapeutic approach offering dramatic recoveries. McCairn, who has treated approximately 25 patients, desc...

Since the rollout of COVID shots in 2021, embalmers worldwide have reported a startling new phenomenon: unusual white, fibrous clots unlike any seen in decades of practice. These rubbery, calamari-like structures, often solid and stretchy, have appeared in 20-30% of corpses according to multiple surveys, primarily in individuals who received mRNA vaccines. Retired U.S. Air Force Major Tom Haviland...

Dr. Terri DeNeui, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, founder of Evexias and a leading expert in peptide and hormone therapies, discusses regulatory challenges with peptides and the importance of clinical supervision. Insulin and GLP-1 agonists are peptides with an established role in medicine. Now we are seeing broader applications of peptides used for inflammation, autoimmune conditions, muscle preservation, sl...

The rollout of modified mRNA COVID-19 shots raises profound questions about long-term safety, including their potential persistence in the body and impact on the blood supply. Many individuals, particularly those unvaccinated or concerned about adverse reactions, now seek greater control over blood transfusions during planned surgeries or emergencies. Organizations like Safe Blood address this by...

In the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Ron Elfenbein emerged as a true American hero. An emergency medicine physician and operator of Maryland’s largest monoclonal antibody infusion network, he treated more than 100,000 patients across eight sites with the most effective treatment we had for COVID. Patients arrived on death’s door; within hours, many were dramatically improved. Dr. Elfe...

As a trained anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, Dr. Heidi Klessig had a pivotal experience as a resident that shattered her assumptions about the definition of brain death and organ harvesting. During night call, Dr. Klessig was assigned to anesthetize a young man declared brain dead after a motorcycle accident for organ procurement. She expected a corpse-like patient but found him war...

Dr. Mollie James, a board-certified surgeon and critical care specialist, treated critically ill patients during the height of the pandemic, often facing ethical dilemmas when standard treatments were restricted. Her refusal to receive the COVID shot and her commitment to providing what she believed was the best available care led to her dismissal from three ICUs during the Delta wave. Rather than...

Three days ago, the chief law enforcement officer of Texas broke rank and rebuked a state agency it would normally defend. Fighting the Texas Medical Board the past four years has felt like a major endeavor in futility, but thanks to recent actions by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the finish line is finally within sight. In December, the Texas Medical Board issued a public reprimand against m...

In 2022, Kayla Pollack, a Canadian mother, received the COVID shot under pressure to visit her dying father in long-term care. What followed was a life-altering ordeal that exposed deep flaws in Canada’s healthcare system and vaccine compensation programs. Initially experiencing leg weakness, Pollack awoke one morning paralyzed from the neck down. Diagnosed with transverse myelitis—an autoimmune r...

The case of Kenlee, a seven-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis, has drawn significant attention due to concerns over parental rights and medical autonomy. In March 2024, Florida’s Department of Children and Families (DCF) removed the then-five-year-old from her mother, Joy Zuraff, following a disagreement over treatment. Joy had been managing Kenlee’s condition effectively with established medicat...

If there’s one thing COVID taught me, it’s that the system—Big Pharma, governments, and even medical boards—will do anything to protect their narrative, even if it means crushing families like Dan Hartman’s. Dan’s son, Sean, was a vibrant 17-year-old hockey star, a sweet kid who hated needles but got coerced into taking the Pfizer shot just to play the game he loved. Four days later, he was rushed...

The pandemic is over, but mandates are not. Attorney and founder of We the Patriots USA Brian Festa argues that significant threats persist, particularly in states that have eliminated religious exemptions for childhood vaccinations. Festa discusses two parallel cases in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. One involves Amish community schools in New York, where the state has penalized schools for...

The documentary An Inconvenient Study , produced by Del Bigtree and the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), centers on an unpublished retrospective birth cohort study conducted by researchers at Henry Ford Health System, led by Dr. Marcus Zervos, head of infectious diseases. Completed around 2020, the study compared health outcomes in vaccinated and unvaccinated children using existing medical...

The pandemic exposed deep fissures in America’s legal framework for protecting individual rights in biomedical research. Hospitals and governments imposed “jab or job” mandates for unlicensed COVID shots, violating long-standing federal protections. These mandates, exemplified by cases against Houston Methodist and Shriners Hospital, highlight a troubling judicial trend: courts ignoring contractua...

In 2021, Houston Methodist Hospital became the first major U.S. healthcare system to mandate COVID-19 vaccines, first for employees and then for physicians with hospital privileges. This policy sparked significant controversy, particularly among independent physicians who viewed it as an overreach into their professional autonomy. Dr. Venu Julapalli, a gastroenterologist who had privileges at Hous...

In the shadow of the pandemic, stories like Lindsey’s reveal a devastating undercurrent of injury and resilience. As a dedicated nurse, Lindsey received her first two Moderna doses in late 2020, experiencing typical side effects like body aches, fever, and fainting. Pressured by her workplace, she got a Pfizer booster, and tragically, this third shot triggered a cascade of unrelenting symptoms, ma...

Emergency room physician Dr. Ron Elfenbein dedicated himself to serving his community during the pandemic. In 2016, he founded an urgent care center in Maryland, which expanded rapidly when the virus hit. Anticipating the crisis, he stockpiled personal protective equipment (PPE) and testing supplies. His facilities became one of the busiest testing sites in the state, growing from one to eight loc...

Dr. Scott Jensen, a family physician and candidate for Governor of Minnesota, discusses the urgent need for systemic change in Minnesota healthcare and governance. Jensen, who served in the Minnesota Senate from 2017 to 2021, articulates a compelling vision rooted in personal liberty, patient-centered care, and lessons learned from the COVID era. Nearly beating Tim Walz in 2022, Jensen is running...

Thousands of individuals suffer from debilitating conditions linked to COVID-19 vaccines. These range from musculoskeletal issues and autoimmune disorders like CIDP (Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy) to neurological syndromes such as Parsonage-Turner syndrome. Board-certified anesthesiologist Dr. Irene Mavrakakis and React19 co-chair Dr. Joel Wallskog debate a potential barrier: d...

In the high-stakes world of pharmaceutical development, few acts require more bravery than blowing the whistle on misconduct. Brook Jackson, a seasoned clinical trial auditor with nearly two decades of experience, did just that in 2020. Hired as a regional director by Ventavia Research Group—a subcontractor overseeing sites for Pfizer’s pivotal COVID-19 vaccine Phase 3 trials—Jackson quickly uncov...

Retired Green Beret and constitutional lawyer Ivan Raiklin discusses his ongoing defense against a defamation lawsuit filed against him by Dr. Terry Adirim, former Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs. Raiklin, a vocal critic of COVID-19 policies, frames the legal battle as an opportunity to expose COVID tyranny within the Department of Defense (DoD). Dr. Terry Adirim played a...

Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is an unusual and potentially life-threatening allergic condition triggered by a sugar molecule called galactose-alpha-1,3-galactose, commonly known as alpha-gal. Found on the cells of most mammals but absent in humans, this carbohydrate enters the human body primarily through the bite of the Lone Star tick (and certain other tick species). Once sensitized, affected indivi...

Board-certified obstetrician and maternal-fetal medicine specialist Dr. James Thorpe reveals the shocking institutional capture of America’s leading OB/GYN organizations during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. What began as cautious neutrality toward vaccination in pregnancy abruptly reversed—within the span of a single human gestation—into aggressive promotion by the American College of Obstetrician...

In the appellate hearing for United States ex rel. Jackson v. Ventavia Research Group, LLC, whistleblower Brook Jackson challenged the district court’s decision to allow the U.S. government to intervene and dismiss her qui tam lawsuit under the False Claims Act (FCA). Filed in January 2021, the case stemmed from Jackson’s brief employment at Ventavia, a contractor for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine cli...

In 2015, California passed Senate Bill 277, eliminating personal belief exemptions for childhood vaccines and leaving only medical exemptions as the final safeguard for children to attend school without receiving every mandated shot. Dr. Kelly Sutton, an integrative medicine physician with decades of clinical experience, believed the law still permitted doctors to exercise professional judgment. O...