➡ Dr. Bryan Ardis and Tess Lorry, a consultant for the World Health Organization, are inviting everyone to the Better Way Conference happening on May 30th and 31st. The conference, organized by the World Council for Health, will feature discussions on various health topics by different panels. The event aims to be interactive, with speakers sharing their best ideas and solutions, and the audience participating in the conversation. The conference also includes a gala dinner and performances by musicians.
➡ The text discusses an upcoming health conference featuring various experts in the field. The speakers will discuss topics such as immune system research, healthcare systems, informed consent, disease treatment and prevention, and self-healing. The conference aims to provide solutions to current health issues and inspire attendees with new ideas. It will be held in Providence, Rhode Island, but virtual tickets are also available for those who can’t attend in person.
➡ The Better Way conference, happening on May 30 and 31, offers both in-person and online tickets. The online tickets are $30, with a 10% discount if you use the code ‘Ardis10’. The conference aims to bring people together to share perspectives and learn from each other, promoting unity and positive change. Attendees are encouraged to invite friends and family to join in, making it a social event as well as an educational one.

Hi everybody, I’m Dr. Bryan Ardis, host of The Dr. Dr. Ardis Show, and very excited about a very exciting event that’s occurring in Rhode Island in just a few weeks. This is going to be May 30th, May 31st with a VIP gala dinner hanging out Friday night, May 29th. And here to allow me to introduce you to someone very special to me, I believe, is an individual from the United Kingdom, from England. Her name is Tess Lorry, and she’s really been at the forefront of helping to educate, inspire, warn for many, many years, and has worked directly as a consultant with the World Health Organization.

Her name is Tess Lorry, and Tess Lorry has helped to create a little brainchild that has actually morphed to an international organization called the World Council for Health. And she has actually hosted a couple of events called Better Way Conferences. And she has invited me to come and attend the next one, which is May 30th, May 31st, and I’m inviting you to come attend Better Way Conference. Go to BetterWayConference.org, you’ll learn more. But I also want to introduce you to Tess Lorry, who is an incredible human in her own right, someone I was honored to have in my home here actually just a few days ago before she flew back to Europe to be at home.

And we are both thrilled and honored to introduce a Better Way. BetterWayConference.org coming up May 30th, May 31st. Tess Lorry, how are you? Hi, Dr. Dr. Ardis, I am fine. I’m so excited about the conference, and I’m so excited that you’re to be involved as well. I’m very, very excited. This is a very unique setup you have for this kind of conference. And I know the word conference, you try to come up with some other word or theme that would actually drive interest and excitement, because conference seems a little, I don’t know, tight and a little bit, maybe too, too educational, too scientific, maybe too much certifications going on here, licensure, continuing education hours, that is not what is happening here.

So this is an event where you have established an organization of six different panels and individuals that sit in those panels of specific topics that are going to be presented over a two day period. So tell us a little bit more about this Better Way conference. But then I also want to, we’ll talk a little bit here about World Council for Health and why it is I’m so excited for the future of this organization. Yeah, well, when we held the first Better Way conference, it was really important that we, you know, in 2022, it was the first in person conference that happened in those years, you know, with the COVID years.

And it was important for us to be a conference, you know, and show that they were medical and scientific and other health care practitioners and lawyers and all coming together. But they really are events. And I would even go so far as to say, which isn’t very medical, a show in a way, an interactive show, because it’s, you know, the audience participates and the speakers participate and have a conversation, which is really rare in today’s conferences. You know, conferences, usually you have maybe 10 speakers, they each get an hour, and, you know, it can be pretty dry, and then you get to the end of it.

Whereas these are really fast paced conversations that six panels are two hours each, and the speakers only get 15 minutes to share their best ideas and solutions. There’s sort of a scene set at the beginning of each panel. So there’s one on on science, and there’s one on health care systems, there’s one on biological products and informed consent. There’s treatment and prevention, there’s self healing, and there’s health governance, which is the panel that I’ll be hosting. So, you know, it’s fast paced. The speakers after their 15 minutes, in five speakers a panel, and after their 15 minutes, they have to submit responses to questions in sort of two to three minutes.

There can’t be any waffling and, and, you know, whole hogging the limelight. And so they really are a lot of fun. And not least, because we have, we have an MC. So on the first day, we have Del Bigtree. And on the second day, we have Bred Weinstein. And they have a sort of the glue running commentary between the panels. And then we have hosts for each panel. So we’ve got Dr. Sherry Tenhany, and Jan Jekielek, and others who actually host the panels and facilitate the the Q&A and the conversation. So it’s really exciting.

We often have different different perspectives and different opinions. And part of our better way ethos is that we value different perspectives. We use this as a process of learning and gaining wisdom and, you know, educating ourselves on other other views. So yeah, a lot of fun. And not to mention the gala dinner, of course, which you have kindly offered to be the guest speaker. And as a great storyteller, I think we’re going to call it Storytime with Dr. Bryan Ardis. And we have, the menu has been guided by the World Council for Health, New England’s nutritionists.

These are low pairs. So I’m sure the food will be really nice and healthy. And we also have amazing musicians. You know, we’ve got Mel Gabriel and Joseph Arthur. Joseph was actually, I think, blacklisted by the music industry during COVID because he refused to take the dangerous shots. So, you know, he’s definitely part of the tribe of the better way tribe of people who are standing up and saying no. There’s going to be exciting. I was in a van traveling around multiple cities of Puerto Rico, like four years ago with Joseph Arthur in the van, and then he would perform songs with us at different churches, universities, all over the island.

It was really quite fun. But that was the last time I saw him. So this is going to be a lot of fun to hang out with people that during COVID-19 created an opportunity. I don’t think many of us ever thought was going to happen, which was unifying and gathering and getting to meet people we otherwise would have never, ever known. And so even Dr. Sherry Tempenny, who I’ve followed for 25 years, she’s going to be there at Better Way Conference. And she’s become a true, trusted friend and a colleague. But I only met her in the last four years, but I’ve followed her for 25 years since I’ve had my oldest son, Bryce.

So this has been a long time to be able to get to know these people, follow these people, learn from these people, and then now be able to stand on stages, share dinners, share life with them, share projects with them. It’s been an incredible humbling honor the last six years or so. I agree, Brian. I’ve made such good friends and met so many amazing people over the last few years since COVID. So there’s a lot to be grateful for in this chaotic, otherwise chaotic time. But can I take you through the websites to show everybody what they’ll find if they go on to betterwayconference.org? We do this all the time.

I want you to pull up the website for tests and show us how people can navigate it and how they can get their tickets. And yeah, here we go. So look at betterwayconference.org is how you get there. Yes. And I’ve actually, I’m on the page running order because I thought that might be a good place to start. But if you go onto the speaker page, you’ll see the list of speakers. There’s 30 or more speakers. So, you know, there’s a huge amount of speakers and I want to just say all of them offer their time for free.

So nobody is paid to come and speak and order them off the time for free. And it’s just wonderful to have that real validation that, you know, people really like this better way, you know, this better way away. So anyway, the running order, the Friday night, we have the guarded dinner, as I mentioned. And if you get a VIP ticket, you get to hang out with the speakers before the dinner. And also with the VIP ticket, you get the, there’s an hour workshop on cancer on the Sunday as well as an addition.

So those are the benefits of being VIP. And then on day one. Can listen to stories with me at the dinner. It’s going to be amazing. At the dinner. I don’t think there are that many tickets left for the dinner, but I do recommend if you want to join the dinner, that you hop on those tickets fast. So the day one, we’ve got, as I say, the scientific, I’ll just go to this section, actually. So on the scientific research panel, we’ve got Geeta Chaguli, who’s from Rhode Island. And she’s a university program director who actually is very aware that academia has gone off the tracks and and the, you know, is concerned about misinformation.

And she’s going to be offering solutions on that. I won’t go through each and every one of them, but I have to say Dr. Mary Vic Villa is with Will, Geeta is with Will Council for Health New England. Dr. Mary Vic Villa is leading Will Council for Health Florida. And she’s a real little stick of dynamite. I’d have to say she’s so powerful. She’s got such a great practice. She’s writing up this research that involves I think 5,000 or so of her patients who have taken the shots and and she’s been studying the immune systems since the get go.

So I’m hoping she’ll be speaking about that. Obviously, Dr. Pierre Corey is, you know, very well known for his advocacy on agamectin and chlorine dioxide and many other things now. Dr. Peter McCullough and Prof. Angus Delgleish. So Prof. Angus Delgleish, most of the speakers are actually American. Prof. Angus Delgleish, he’s coming over for other important meetings. And he fortunately was going to be there at the time. So we’re able to harness his great wisdom as an oncologist. Then we’ve got the healthcare systems, a better way for healthcare systems. And this is really a discussion about with an American focus on, you know, what’s happened to the, how financial, what the financial drivers are, et cetera, and how they shape and have shaped the healthcare system, the failing healthcare system in the US and and then of course solutions.

So just remember, this is about solutions. And obviously my favorite on this panel is early woman, Dr. Meryl Nass. And I love seeing her and she’s spoken at the better way conference before. So we’re lovely to reconnect. And then a better way for biological products and informed consent, very diverse speakers here. I mean, goodness knows what the conclusions are and what the conversation is going to be like, because we’ve got a safe blood advocates. So there are people who think blood can be safe. I’m not one of them, but there are people who believe blood can be safe.

We’ve got Christoph Ploethe, who’s the head of our health and science team at Will Council for Health. He’s coming from Germany and he’s, I think, going to be speaking about a lot of the environmental toxins that are non-consented and that affect our blood. Jan Jekielek I know is speaking about his new book, which is about the organ harvesting industry, which obviously is the great aspects of informed consent related to that. And Ryan, I have no idea what you’re talking about, but I’m very much looking forward to hearing what do you think is in the blood and how this relates to informed consent.

I’ve been talking about for five years, so I’m excited to summarize it and try to compact it in 15 minutes there, Tess. It’s going to be amazing. It’s going to be a challenge. I’m up for it. Yeah. And then in the evening, on Saturday evening, we’re going to have a screening of an Inconvenient Study, which is Del Bigtree’s study and Del Bigtree’s film. And he’s going to be available for a Q&A after that. And then hopefully everyone can go and get a great dinner somewhere in Rhode Island. There is some sort of festival going on in Rhode Island that weekend, so plenty to do, I mean, in Providence.

This is in Providence in Rhode Island. And then the second day, we’re speaking about health governance, disease, treatment and prevention, and self-healing. And these three panels, this is Brett Weinstein’s day for MCing. And we’ve got Sherry 10 Penny and Brett hosting the panel on prevention and treatment. And we’ve got such, you can imagine there’s so many things you can talk about. So how do you select five people with different expertise to speak about this? And obviously, we can’t cover everything, but this is going to be such a fascinating panel because we’ve got Dr.

Paul Merrick, who’s really done a 360 degree when it comes to pharmaceuticals and is very much for natural approaches to health and healing. Now, Dr. Beverly Rubick, who speaks about EMF, and she’s going to share really useful and practical EMF prevention strategies. These are the nutritionists who’s also put together the guiding the dinner. Obviously, it’s a hotel, so how much can she guide it? But we’re hoping that her nutritional skills will be represented in that dinner on Friday night. Dr. Mark Brady is the lead on our World Council for Health, New England.

And he’s had great solutions for, or he’s really wanted to reform the system for a very long time. He practices as a functional doctor in Rhode Island. So I’m very looking forward to meeting him in person because we’ve been colleagues for several years now, but never met in person. And Larry Palefsky is a pediatrician and will be sharing his perspective on child health. And hopefully, we’ll touch on mental health as well. But let’s see where the panel goes. And then health governance. This is my bag. We’ve been trying to hold the WHO to account and those that are influencing the WHO.

So we’ll be discussing what needs to be done and how we can continue to demand justice and accountability. And if we can’t demand it, how we can create a better way. So we’ve got two great speakers on this panel, Brittany Schaeffer and Joyce Brand that are speaking about parallel systems. You know, let’s discuss how we create parallel systems. You’ve got to start somewhere. Amy Valella McBride, she’s been really fighting and instrumental in the geoengineering side of things, holding the legislature to account. And Mary Holland, of course, has been, you know, fighting for children’s health in relation to vaccines for the longest time.

And I’m very much looking forward to hearing what she has to say. Radio Little Dunn has been at the forefront fighting the WHO pandemic treaty. And she’s just been in Brussels speaking. So it’ll be great to hear from her. And Lucinda Thunburen is Australian. She’s with our World Council of Health Australia. And if you haven’t been following the work that she’s been doing, you can find out more on my substat, which is Dr. Laurie, a better way with Dr. Tess Laurie, because I’ve been fortunate enough and a great privilege to represent her work and interpret her work, I have to say, interpret her findings from this two year investigation.

So Cancer Workshop is an add-on. You don’t have to attend it. It is a slightly extra cost, but well worth attending. We’ve got Christoph Poth, they’re hosting it. And we have Dr. Paul Merrick and Professor Angus Delgleish in this hour, just sharing their different perspectives. Paul, as a metabolic diseases specialist physician, and Angus as an oncologist. So, you know, it’s, I think it’s a very rare opportunity to have these two doctors together on the same forum, along with Christoph, who’s a naturopath, osteopath. And then lastly, we end off with a better way for self healing.

And this is really, again, you could choose, you know, there would be 100 people who could give you a really good two hour conversation on this on their own. But we have five people who each bring a completely different perspective to the panel. And Jan Jekielek is one of the hosts along with Christoph Ploti. Many people don’t know that Jan actually healed himself from Guillain-Barre syndrome. And I’m sure he’ll share how he did that as well, while he hosts this panel. But we have Sierra Hamm, who’s a nurse who works with Midwife, who works with the WCH New England team.

And she’s going to be speaking about how to have a baby safely these days, I believe in 15 minutes. And Francesca Heavens is, she works with World Council for Health. She’s going to be speaking, I think, about healing trauma. Cecile DeSette, she has a focus on EMF again. So we’ll be getting some insights into self healing from with, you know, the dangers of EMF prevalent. Dr. Mark Trazzi, he’s wonderful. He’s on our board of World Council for Health, and also with World Council for Health Canada. And he’s, he’s speaking, he’s going to give us a quick first day lesson, I think, on how to do a lot of things at home that we’d normally take to the A&E.

And Dr. Sherry Tanpenny is speaking about healing from stroke, because many people don’t know that she’s healed herself from stroke in recent years. So that’s it. And then the day closes. So we’ll have we’ll end off with some closing remarks and hopefully go home with lots of inspiration and creative ideas and solutions. I love it. And this is going to be held at the end of the show. And if you want to go up there and click on the Get Tickets button, the big pink button top right. Yes. Yes, that’s right.

Get tickets. Sorry, there we go. Click the Get Tickets and show these people where they can get their tickets. And the virtual, even if you can’t be there in a person, which this is short notice, but the virtual tickets are only $30, if I remember, right? Yes. I must say they are. And I must just say, I’m sorry, it’s loading so slowly. I have very slow internet at my present location. But yeah, that is just to say that we want everybody there. So we know you can’t necessarily travel a few hours away.

But you can watch online. It’s only $30 for the whole weekend. It doesn’t include the cancer panel. Unfortunately, that at the moment is only available in person. But we may be able to make that available subsequently. But the the online tickets are only $30. And if you use Dr. Ardis, I think it’s Dr. Ardis 10, we’ll need to just confirm that, Brian, then you get 10% off your $30 too. So the full weekend pass is $2.95 now. And it includes a lunch. So you get some lunch as well. And then the full VIP package is $550.

And if we go down to the virtual pass, just $30. So we do hope you will join us. And remember, if you do get an online ticket, invite all your friends over or invite your family, sit them around, have a barbecue and a nice chat about all the things that you hear and see. Yeah, when you hear Mark Trozzi and I will be goofing off and making people laugh. It’ll be entertaining. Also, don’t worry, we like to tell stories, engage less than 15 minutes, though. I think you took the principle of conferences that a lot of us have attended listening to drive people for an hour.

And we’ve learned something from social media, you got to trim these little clips down, let’s take it down to 15 seconds and see how much power, influence, enthusiasm and emotion we can put in there with knowledge, which is going to be important. Nothing is more powerful than that. Sorry, Brian, a lot of it is just really about being all together, you know, and having everyone together and having those conversations. Because one of the sort of things that’s happened in the last few years is that we’ve all sort of been siloed and that you listen to one perspective here and one perspective there, and you don’t know if they agree with it, you don’t know who to follow, all of that stuff.

So here we just say, look, we’re all in this together, we’re all on this journey, this better way journey, and we’re learning from one another. And we invite everybody to do that with us. Tess, Lori, I’m so proud of you. And I’m very excited about the Better Way conference this May 30 and 31, just in a couple weeks. But I’m also very excited to get to know you, those that have been a part of your organization for years, and see how we can collaborate, partner up to actually take the efforts of World Council for Health, their mission statement, their core values, and take it through the rest of the world because they are in perfect alignment with me and my team at the Dr.

Ardis show, Nature Wins. And we’re very honored, humbled and excited to participate at the Better Way conference 2026. And I hope all of you at home will join us. I’m inviting all of you. Go put in if you go to betterwayconference.org, go to Get Tickets. And when you go to get your tickets, put in, I’m going to tell you what I’d put in, put in Artist, A-R-D-I-S 10, and get 10% off of your ticket sales and purchases there. And if that doesn’t work, then go try Dr. Ardis, D-R-A-R-D-I-S 10 at the checkout and see if that does it.

But it should be Artist 10 is what I’m expecting. I think you’re right. You’re right. You’re right. And so I’ll just confirm that it’s Artist 10. Yeah. There you go. All right. So Tess, anything else we want to tell the audiences? Tell them how excited you are for them to participate and hang out with us. Yeah. Well, I’d like to actually share something else. I want to share a hand heart. And this is really a symbol of the Better Way movement. And it’s an international symbol. So if you’re on the Better Way movement, make yourself a hand heart, neon pink, get a little bit of elastic and try it out because it starts, there are many, many meanings.

You can just use it to say thanks. You can use it to say hi. You can use it to say bye. And it doesn’t matter what your language or who you’re speaking to, but you can also use it as a kind of a symbol of a journey that we’re all on together, the Better Way journey. And it starts with us examining ourselves and deciding we rather like ourselves. And that’s how we move forward. We’re doing a great job, everyone. And thanks for joining us on this Better Way journey. I hope you do.

And just to highlight the Better Way logo is this one here. And it has a little bird and a tree. And it was Bob Marley who said, like a bird in the tree, we must be free. So that’s a logo that represents that idea. I love it. Also, I just echo Bob Marley, you know, we and everybody else around the world, we are a family, and we need to stay united and in order to make change to advance, to make a better way. We’ve got to drop our biases, drop our egos, and drop our differences and find reasons to hang out together, listen to each other, learn from each other, and then find ways to be creative to change the world for the future, which is what I am very excited about in participating in this year’s conference, and then hanging out with you and everybody else who has committed themselves to a better way around the world by also contributing to the World Council for Health.

I’m Dr. Dr. Ardis. This is Tessa Lori. We’re going to see you in Rhode Island, or virtually from Rhode Island on May 30th and May 31st. Join us at betterwayconference.org. We’ll see you there. [tr:trw].

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