➡ This text discusses the issue of hospitals performing unnecessary procedures for the sake of profit. It suggests that hospitals may delay treatment until they can confirm what a patient’s insurance will cover, and even perform unnecessary surgeries to bill insurance companies. The text also alleges that hospitals may discharge patients before they are fully recovered, expecting them to return and be billed again. This is presented as a widespread problem in the healthcare industry, affecting both adults and children.

➡ John Richardson, a partner of RNC, recently had a health scare where he spent 40 days in an ICU. Raised by a naturopathic doctor, Richardson has always believed in natural remedies. However, when he started experiencing stomach pains, his self-treatment didn’t work and he ended up in urgent care. Doctors diagnosed him with stage 2 or 3 colon cancer and planned to remove half his colon, but Richardson remained hopeful, believing in the power of natural remedies like B17, which he has consumed his whole life.

➡ The text is about a man named John who was diagnosed with a serious health condition that required surgery. Despite the doctors’ insistence on immediate surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, John decided to explore alternative treatments. He faced resistance from the medical community, including threats of losing his insurance coverage. However, he remained determined to try natural treatments, believing in their potential to cure his condition.

➡ The speaker, John, was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer and was told he had 10 days to live. Instead of following the traditional medical route, he chose alternative therapies like acupuncture, infrared therapy, and vitamin B17 IV. Despite the skepticism from multiple doctors, John survived past the predicted 10 days and is now healthier and more energetic than before. He emphasizes the importance of getting a second opinion outside of the same medical establishment and having a hospital advocate to speak on your behalf.

➡ When you’re in a hospital, it’s crucial to have an advocate who understands the system and can defend your rights, even after you’ve signed documents at the front desk. Grace Care, a service that provides such advocates, is highly recommended. It’s also important to educate yourself, not be driven by fear, and have a relationship with someone knowledgeable in natural healthcare. Lastly, be aware that hospitals may conduct tests or administer medications without your explicit consent, so always ask questions and know your rights.

➡ The speaker discusses his concerns about the use of certain drugs in hospitals, such as Remdesivir and Morphine, which he believes are used excessively and can lead to patient harm. He also criticizes the healthcare system for prioritizing profit over patient well-being. The speaker encourages people to be their own advocates, to question medical decisions, and to not make hasty decisions out of fear. He ends by expressing gratitude for a friend’s recovery and promoting his show and products.

Foreign I’m Dr. Bryan Ardis, host of the Dr. Dr. Ardis Show. Sometimes they call me the remdesivir guy, sometimes I’m called the snake venom guy. Around the world they call me the nicotine guy. I’ve never even made a post on TikTok yet everywhere I go people call me the famous tick tock doctor or the famous magnesium tick tock doctor because there’s millions of views of clips of me talking in different, different outfits and platforms. However, today, whoever you want to call me, whatever you surmise I am, I’m going to bring a guest on the show. This is a special edition and an update really for many people who know who I am, who have watched me travel around the country at different events during the COVID 19 era and beyond, and have watched me interact and engage and share green rooms stages with people.

And one of those individuals is going to be joining me here in just a minute. This individual had an experience where all of us, including me and this individual have been speaking on the natural aspects of health, why it is you don’t need chemotherapy, radiation for cancer. There’s natural remedies for that stuff. But he found himself in a moment of emergency, ended up in a hospital, which we all talk about. However he got there, we’re gonna find out here in a minute. He’s gonna tell the story. There’s been a lot of people worried about this guy.

Now he’s going to come on our show and update us on how he’s doing. Thank God. So what I want to do is we’re going to hear his story, you’re going to learn the lesson. But what he experienced in the hospital based on his own symptoms and what he was told they were going to do before they asked any questions or asked any further questions or did any more diagnostic testing is a similar model of experiences. I’ve had five patients that they’ve reported to me over the last 25 years. And as I was gaslit by one medical professional after another in my young parent years in the early 2000s, that really made me disenfranchised, disgusted with the medical model, the majority of it.

Remember, we always say the emergency care of the traditional conventional medical establishment is just amazing. If it ain’t an emergency, don’t go to the medical profession. That’s how I speak. All right, so if it’s not an emergency, don’t go. This guy in emergency, he went, but, oh my goodness, I need to tell you guys a story in a preclude before I bring him on Here, just like in a book. You read a book and there’s a forward, right? Somebody’s written a forward, the author’s written a forward, just to prep you for what’s about to happen. So we’re going to have an open dialogue and discussion here, an organic, non scripted conversation.

I don’t even know his whole story. I do know him personally and member of his families. And his family. All right, so I had a patient. I’m going to tell a story. So you kind of grasp what kind of world I’ve been watching leading up till Covid, which is why when I tell the world, man, I was so ready for Covid when the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry and the federal health agencies of the world were lying to you. I was so ready to help unveil and peel away those lies and use common sense, logic and research papers to show you where the lies are.

It was a very humbling experience. Definitely believe it was divine my entire life leading up to that moment to try to help save people from going in the hospitals and dying from remdesivir poisoning. And many people act like it was a godsend, this messaging. So I had a patient, though, about 16 years ago, come to my Tennessee practice. My first practice was just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee. And this patient came in and I’d seen this patient, the wife and the husband for about three or four months. And we were working on all kinds of health issues.

Then there comes a week where she doesn’t show up for an appointment. And then a second week comes and she doesn’t show up for an appointment the third week. I mean, I don’t call these people to track them down. I’m not one of those kind of doctors. If something comes up and they had to cancel, it’s fine. But three weeks later, she comes in for an appointment she was supposed to have three weeks earlier. And I come to find out in between the last visit, which is just prior to the weekend that she discusses the story with me three weeks later.

That led to her absentee being an absentee for her appointments for the next three weeks. What I learned was, is she got stomach pains one day on a Saturday. Now, my office wasn’t open on Saturday, and because she had such severe stabbing pains in her abdomen, she went to the emergency room. And at the emergency room, she is immediately admitted. They take her in and then they do a CT scan, mri, and the medical doctors tell her of all the diagnostic tests, CT scans, Dopplers, X rays, MRIs, they can’t see anything. That’s wrong with her in the same day she’s there.

So they tell her and her husband we need to do emergency exploratory surgery to find out what is wrong. Now they’re telling her there could be a very severe hemorrhage, aneurysm, you might be stroking out, dying, who knows, you might be septic. We got to go in there and look. Even though we don’t see anything wrong with our amazing technology here that costs millions of dollars per device and they charge you thousands of dollars per single use, they can’t figure it out. So they tell her we need to do exploratory surgery and she does it. And I’m sitting here listening to this story three weeks later, and she’s telling me this story with a kind of like an awe aura, like she is like profoundly proud of this story.

Like, you’ve got to hear my story. This is my, wow, medical emergency miracle story. So I’m just listening and she says, Dr. Artisa, they cut me open, did an exploratory surgery, and they found a 40 pound ovarian cyst in my abdomen. And then she says to me, now I’m just letting her talk. She goes, they found a 40 pound cyst. The two surgeons said they had never seen an ovarian cyst of that size, that weight, ever. And that since the exploratory surgery, they notified her that they sent it off to have research conducted on it and have the, the actual tumor assessed to be put into periodicals, medical journals.

They sent it off to a pathology lab to evaluate it, test it, see if it’s cancerous, not cancerous what might have caused it, but they’re putting it this thing they took out of her, they were going to be placing it in medical journals for historical purposes because it’s the largest ovarian cyst they’ve ever seen on record. This is what she’s told. And she’s telling me this. So as I’m listening to her and she’s like, thank God I went through the exploratory surgery. Sorry I’ve had to recover from this surgery when I got back, but they exhumed out of my body a 40 pound ovarian cyst.

And I’m listening to her and watching her. And then I went like this, wow. So what did it look like, the cyst? This is exactly what I said. So what does it look like? And she goes, oh, I don’t know. And I said, wait, they didn’t show it to you? And she goes, no, I Looked at the husband. I was like, wait, there ain’t no way. Wait, they’re all shocked. You just said they took pictures in the operating room. Did you see the pictures? No. They didn’t show any photos? No. They didn’t show you the cyst? No.

You haven’t seen any images of it? No. They didn’t show you anything? No. But they told you they sent it off to a, a some lab to be evaluated, measured, tested, do toxicology screenings on it and that it was going to be put in medical journals? Oh, yeah. It’s the largest ovarian cyst on record. This is what she’s telling me. And I went like this, wait, did you believe them? And she’s like, of course I do. And I said, but they didn’t show you anything. Did they put any measurements and any pictures of it in your file? She’s like, no.

And I said, hold up. How do you know they took anything out of you if you’ve never seen it? They didn’t show you any proof of this thing that blew them away that they couldn’t see in diagnostic tools, MRIs and CT scans, by the way, a cyst would show up on an MRI, by the way, by any first year rookie radiologist, they would have seen it. A 40 pound cyst. I just want you to know I looked at them both in all this. I’m really sorry. You were lied to. I mean, you were 100 to your face freaking lied to.

They didn’t pull a damn thing out of you. They actually lied to your face and then gave you some reason why they had to go in there and explore and then give reasons why they were able to put codes on your insurance claim form to bill Blue Cross Blue Shield for, to get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars maybe for this surgery they did that was exploratory. They didn’t take anything out of you. Did they put you on anesthesia and put you under for it? Yes. Well, doctor, where did all my pain go? Did they put you on steroids? Yes, they did.

You know steroids block pain, right? Like you left the hospital, you’ve been recovering, but they didn’t show you something that miraculously broke records of all medical records. They didn’t show you a damn thing. No evidence of pictures, no weights, no scales, no measurements, no nothing. But they told you they took pictures of it. And I looked at them and went just like this. I’m sorry, you two, if you are acting as shocked as you are by the information that these medical professionals gave you to Your face. I’d like to ask you if you saw some earth shattering medical anomaly record and you think this is one for the history books, you wouldn’t have taken a picture or saved it to show the person when they woke up.

We discovered what was wrong with you. No evidence whatsoever. Anyway, they didn’t find a damn thing. They just built her for an elusive reasoning to justify doing experimental surgery and cutting her open. They absolutely cut her open, stitched her shut and just lied to her face and then made her feel like it was something amazing and miraculous. And thank God you let us cut you open and bill your insurance tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars. This is the kind of sh that goes on every day in hospitals all around the country. You are being cut on, mutilated in all for profit to bill your insurance.

And if you ever wondered why the emergency room when you go to the hospital and you’re sitting in the waiting room for an hour with your emergency, well, look, remember whatever it is that took you there, you thought it was an emergency. So you go to the emergency room and you sit there for an hour. Ever you ever wonder why you’re sitting there for an hour? You might want to ask the front desk person who asked you to fill out forms and one of those forms and request of that person at the front desk ask you for your insurance card.

What you don’t know is they have a department at the hospital who’s calling your insurance policy and they’re finding out what coverage you have for all things the hospital could possibly do to you, what diagnostic, what diagnosis are covered, how long you get an in house stay at the hospital paid for per that diagnosis and they’re waiting to get all that confirmation before they decide to come out and tell you, oh sweetie, you’ve been out here an hour with your just debilitating migraine. We now have a room available for you. You had no idea the whole thing’s been set up.

They’re back there making sure they get paid and they’re finding out exactly what your insurance coverage will cover before they ever admit you in there. They will never let you go back there if they don’t know you’re going to be. You’re going to have multiple days covered to stay there. They’re never going to offer you to stay overnight if they know they’re not going to be paid by your insurance and they know most people can’t afford to pay it out of pocket, so they’re confirming your insurance first. If you’ve ever wondered why you sit out in the waiting room, they take your insurance, you take your blood pressure, they put you back in this little room, waiting for it to miss the room and then send you home, telling you you’re clear after waiting a few hours.

That’s because your insurance wasn’t good enough. All they’re doing is waiting. The doctors and the hospital administrators are waiting for the insurance coverage people in the department of the hospital to confirm with your insurance company what they will pay if we do X. And they get the whole list. They know everything they can bill you for before you go back there. All right, so this is the. This is my warning to all of you. And this is not a joke. They do this even in children’s hospitals. I’ve had registered nurses come in as my patients and tell me that every Monday, all Mondays are in children’s hospitals in multiple states are designated as the day where the hospital administrators, the board members, the doctors, the nurses on every floor get together.

And when they get in these rooms, they plan out their whole week’s surgeries, drugs, treatments for all the kids in these hospitals. But in this meeting that lasts eight hours, they’re determining everything that’s going to happen. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday on that floor. Do you know who else is in that meeting to discuss every patient on that floor? The insurance individual in the hospital is there in the room and they discuss the patient, the children who have whatever complaints they have that they came in with that are on that floor. They have the insurance person answering for the medical doctors and the hospital administrators.

What is their insurance coverage and what can we be paid for by that person’s health insurance, the kids parents company and their health insurance company. What can they bill the insurance company for? Then and only then do they then determine what’s going to be offered and suggested to the parents that needs to be done to the kids in order to help them with their problems and the crap I’ve learned your kids are being mutilated for profit and you have no idea when your kids got food poisoning or has an appendix issue and they come into you and tell you, you know, we know he’s got an appendix issue.

We’ve got him on steroids and painkillers. It’s resolved his issue for a moment, but we need to let you know something. He’s not only got a problem with the appendix, we have to take out his gallbladder, a part of his spleen, and the head of his pancreas. They do this all day long. They know they can get 120 grand minimum out of this, out of your insurance. And it has nothing to do with your kid suffering. All of this was predetermined before the medical doctor came in to give you the prognosis and the diagnosis and what the treatment was going to require in the hospital while you’re there.

This is the disgusting world of medicine. And if you’d like to see more about that and you think I’m making this crap up, go watch the documentary Life for Sale. And they go into 10 hospitals in California and watch the medical doctors that are being told by their administrators to kick sick people out of the hospital that they’re treating because their insurance coverage for nightly stays is up. And the administrators tell the medical doctors kick them out. Tell them they’re well enough to leave, discharge them, they’ll come back because they’re not better. And for every time they come back, we can bill them for another period of nights for the same condition they came in first time.

This is your Life for sale. There’s 10 families that are documented who are suing the hospitals because the medical doctors discharged them. When they told their administrators and bosses, they knew that wasn’t the right thing to do and they didn’t want to. The administrator said, do you like your rights to this hospital making the money you do here? Then you’re going to discharge them. This is how we get paid. Well, when you discharge the patients, the medical doctors have to convince you you’re well enough to leave. They don’t tell you why you’re getting kicked out. They have to lie to you.

And so they lie to the patients to keep their job. The person goes home. And when they get worse, the loved ones are trying to get the patient who left to go back to the hospital, but they don’t want to go back because they believe they’ve been discharged. Their medical doctor they trusted said they were well enough to go home. And 10 individuals died from complications that was never cleared up at the hospital when the administrators expected they would come back to be billed again. And they were. The 10 families were suing these hospitals because these individuals died staying home believing they were discharged with a clear bill of health when they knew they were not well and the medical doctors knew it, the administrators knew it.

And they talk about the profitability of for profit hospitals and nonprofit hospitals. So this is the stage I’m setting for you because I’m going to invite somebody on the screen that you’ve seen on this platform and on our show and that you’ve seen on stages where I go, and one of those places is the Red Pill Expo. I’ll be there this weekend with G. Edward Griffin in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And this is a very close individual, him, he considers him an uncle of sorts who’s about to come on the screen. So I’m going to bring on John Richardson of RNC, is a trusted partner of ours and he’s had an incredible experience over a 40 day period.

In fact, before this recording started I said welcome from your 40 days in the desert, John Richardson. Yours just happened, your desert happened to be a, a pale white ICU room. So anyway, John Richardson, welcome back here. We’re glad you’re alive. There’s been a lot of people that have been worried about you. We’ve wanted to bring you on here. I don’t know if I didn’t tell you I was going to tell those stories to set up the stage for this, but how familiar does that sound to the experience you had? I’ve even heard your story yet.

I can’t wait to hear it. Well, it’s, it’s going to be, it’s, it’s going to be interesting because, you know, I’ve, I’ve heard these stories my whole life. As I told you, I was raised as you know, my father was an md, but he was a naturopathic md. He, he learned very quickly that natural answers were far better and had far less complications, no complications as compared to drugs, surgery and all the rest. My dad was a moral man. And so for the audience that has seen me before, seen me speak, you know that my dad wrote a book and used Laitril in the 1970s to wipe out cancer in thousands of patients.

He had 6,000 patients, many of which he extended their lives, some of which are still alive today after being treated in the 1970s. One is a gentleman named Rick Hill who works with us who’s 50 years cancer free. So I’ve been, my background, Brian, as you know, is I’ve been in the natural answers to disease industry my whole life. So when I started having stomach pains, I naturally just thought I’m going to do natural answers. I’m going to eat sauerkraut or I’m going to take more enzymes or one of my buddies said do bentonite clay and psyllium husk.

And so, you know, these different things. When I was having pain, I didn’t go to. I should have talked to you or should have talked to Henry Ely or Dr. Ed Group or Dr. John Murphy or all these friends of mine that are naturopaths. And said, what’s going on? But you know, I’m bulletproof, so I don’t need to, I’ll just talk. Well, right now there’s just a lesson you had to learn. I hope you learned it. Yeah, no, I did learn it and God gave me that lesson. And so the lesson, well, so basically I try to treat myself.

And so I went to an autism conference in San Diego and when I got there, I just started feeling worse and worse. And I actually spent the weekend in the hotel room. Never even. I went to the conference Friday night and walked around and everybody wanted to talk to me and meet with me, but I disappeared because I was in my hotel room. And this was about a week into this process. I was feeling this pain in my stomach for a couple weeks at that point, but it just continued to get worse. And then, so I came home and my wife, who’s very much into nutrition and health, started giving me all sorts of advice about things.

And I started feeling better by Easter Sunday, which was, I believe, April 22nd. And now I’ve, I got that a little confused, so don’t, don’t count that. But April 22, I went to church. I felt better. I went afterwards and got a Sunday brunch and had some pastrami and then I felt this pain again and I started feeling sick and I felt like my stomach was bloating and so I just kind of like laid down the rest of Easter Sunday I went home, but by midnight I started throwing up. I started having this bile come out of my stomach and it was, it was disgusting and it smelled bad, but it kept going.

And my, my wife was in Florida at the time visiting her family. And so my, my 17 year old son heard me throwing up and basically I was in massive pain and throwing up and just non stop. So he said, dad, I’m taking you to the urgent care. You know, had I been a little more cognizant, I might have called friends or whatever, but I, I was delirious. So he drove me to urgent care. I threw up on the way there. Threw up. Urgent mastectomy, which I just talked about. Emergency. Yep, emergency. And they, they didn’t let me in the room until I signed the documents that said they can do whatever they want to me.

You know, that’s the document you sign as you’re going to hospital. People don’t realize you’re signing away all your rights. They, they now are taking control of your health. And so I threw up again in the room. They put, they ended up putting a nasogastrel tube down my stomach and started pumping out this bile out of my stomach. It was painful, but, you know, I thought, okay, great, because whatever, I’m throwing it up, it’s better than that. They suck it out of a tube and I started seeing the thing fill up and that was good. They offered me morphine immediately.

And this is a thing that they do pretty much that. I didn’t really understand this, but you go into the hospital for almost any pain, they’re going to offer you morphine right away. Morphine will take away the pain, but it also takes away your ability to reason or your ability to think. So if they say, hey, we’re going to cut your foot off to stop the pain, you go, oh, okay, that sounds good. You know, that’s what morphine does. So I refused the morphine and I wasn’t really in that bad of pain. And as this fluid started coming out, I started feeling better.

So. But by about 3:00 clock in the morning, this was, you know, 2, 3 in the morning, they’re wheeling me down to get a CAT scan to check out what’s going on in my stomach to find out what the problem is. And so I continue to have. I got an iv, I didn’t throw up anymore. I started to have the fluids coming out. And about 2 o’ clock on that Monday, and let’s see, let’s call it the April 23rd, I had the surgeon in my room. His name was Dr. Tsai, I believe. Anyway, he’s in the room and he’s telling me, john, we’ve done a CAT scan and you have a apple core presentation.

Apple core lesion in your large intestines. And It’s a stage 2 or stage 3 cancer. Here’s the picture of your CAT scan. And I saw my small intestines were so inflated, they look like a balloon, like an animal balloon. And they said we would normally do a colonoscopy to go up there and see what’s going on. But we know if we do that it’s going to be. We’re going to perforate your dye during the procedure. So we can’t. That’s against the rule. We can’t do it. It’s too risky. So we’re gonna do. We have you scheduled for Wednesday.

We have. I have five surgeries. Wednesday, we’re gonna remove half your colon. They drew the picture on the, on my little whiteboard they have in the office and I took a picture of it. They showed we’re gonna cut off and I, I think we sent it to you and I have it on my computer. But they, they were gonna cut off this large. The large piece of my colon to the, the where the small intestine connects to the duodenum. And then they were gonna connect those two things together. They were going to give, you know, patch it somehow.

I, I’ve done plumbing before. It looked like hooking a 2 inch piece of pipe up to a quarter inch piece of pipe. I don’t know how they’re gonna do it, but this is gonna save me. You’ve got cancer. How do you know I have cancer? Well, it’s an apple core lesion. And 99.5% of the times that that lesion’s presented, it’s colon cancer. So we’re gonna cut it out and then we’re gonna set it up to lab and then they’ll test it and likely, you know, 99.5% come back, but at least you won’t have this blockage and you’ll have a colostomy bag.

You’ll have to take anti medicines to stop it from your body, treating it as something that it shouldn’t have in it. I forget the name of the word right now. But anyway, this whole prognosis, and I just was listening. I wasn’t refusing it. You would think I’d get mad or angry. I thought, this is a lesson. This is me learning what it’s like to be. I felt very safe and secure, that I’ve always eaten B17 my whole life. And I brag to people all the time, including you, Brian, that I don’t know anybody that’s ever died of cancer that regularly eats apricot seeds.

Ed Griffin, who you’re going to see this weekend, will tell you the same thing I asked you to ask him, just you and him. Say, ed, do you know anybody that’s ever died of cancer that regularly eats apricot seeds? So I felt safe, but I wanted to experience this. So I told the doctor. I’ve talked to friends, I’ve talked to naturopaths, I talked to Dr. Ely, I’ve talked to Bryan Ardist through Dr. Ely. I’ve talked to Ed Group. They’re all saying, well, wait a minute, hold off. You know, let’s see what this, what this is. Let’s not, you know, rush the surgery.

So we want to, you know, we want to continue to have the, the fluids pumped out of my stomach stop me from throwing up, but I’m not going to do the surgery on Wednesday. Well, John, what do you mean you, you. There’s no other course of action. You do the surgery, they cut it all out, then you heal for five days, then you get chemotherapy, then you get radiation. By the way, the surgery is between 200 and $250,000. Your insurance company’s approved it and it’s a, it’s a $50,000 deductible. You okay with that? You know, you have to.

It’s a co pay and you know. Yeah. Okay, so. So add that up, Brian. That’s six surgeries on Wednesday. You talked about planning out. They didn’t know I was coming. In their Monday meeting. He must have got out at 2:00′. Clock. Hey, we got a good one. We got a live. We’re going to get his colon cut out. So I told him I’m going to wait and see. I felt better already. And I, so I went through Tuesday. He said, well, we’ve moved the Wednesday surgery. We have the emergency surgery on Saturday now. So you’re going to do that.

I would start getting 15. It was 15 doctors and I have a lot of the names that walked into my room without ever putting a finger on me. The world famous gastroenterologist from Arizona called Dr. Thasani that I was told is the highest rated guy around. Never even came in and met me, never saw me. He Simply read my CAT scan and decided that he recommended as a 2nd, 3rd, 10th, 15 opinions that I needed to remove my colon. Only thing they saw was a CAT scan. There was no other test. Every test they ran on me, I was healthy, my blood came out fine.

I was a little low on iron and I was a little dehydrated because of all the throwing up. But by Wednesday, Brian, and talking to all my naturopathic doctors by Wednesday they said if you start having bowel movements, that’s a great thing. The blockage is being released by thisthis backup. So I had 15 bowel movements, Brian, from Wednesday at midnight till 4 or 5 o’ clock on Wednesday afternoon. And I told the nurses and I told the doctors and, and I told the head doctor of the whole hospital and all of them said, oh well that’s just because the fluids we’ve been putting into you, nothing is passing by that apple core lesion.

It’s only getting worse. There’s nothing going by. And every integrative doctor I talked to said no, that’s great news. I actually had a. It was mostly diarrhea, but I had a solid bowel movement and they were still pumping all this fluid out of My intestines. So by Wednesday, I knew I wasn’t going to get a surgery. I just told everybody I’m not doing the surgery. What are you going to do? There’s nothing. Has anybody ever pushed back? No, no one has ever pushed back. Is there any other recommended thing you could do? No, it’s always surgery, chemo, and radiation.

John, you’re 60. I don’t understand why you’re refusing a surgery. You’re healthy, you can live. We can get you to your 70s. Ed Griffin, my mentor, is 93 and healthy and still 93. I said, well, I don’t want to shorten my life 50 years, so I’m going to, you know. And I was very friendly to these guys. But oddly enough, Brian, previously I was told colonoscopy is out of the question, you can’t do it. Now. They found a colonoscopy expert that later, since I had this episode, I’ve gotten the information that, that there’s 5 to 10 million colonoscopies done every year in the United states.

It’s a $10 billion industry and it’s basically a cancer diagnosis creating mechanism. They go up into your colon, you know this, they cut things out, they send it off to labs and they hope that something comes back and then they can do a $250,000 surgery on you. So this colonoscopy I did, I was naive about colonoscopies and I never thought I’d get one because I knew I’d never get cancer. So when I, when they said, oh, we’ll send a camera up there and we’ll see what it is, I was like, oh, okay, maybe that sounds reasonable.

When I talked to my, my good friend, the doc of detox, Daryl Wolf, Dr. Darrell Wolf, I don’t know, I’m not sure if you know him, he’s been doing colons for 40 years. He said, john, that’s absolutely the worst thing. They should have medical malpractice. That’ll cause more inflammation, it’ll destroy your gut. Biome, biome. If you think you have pains now, they’re going to send nuclear radiation down your stomach and like a cement. And you’ll just, and you’ll for sure need surgery because you won’t, nothing will be able to get through. So they were, had me bringing the medicine in, Brian to give me the colonoscopy.

The miracle guy they found that will now do it because he was such an expert. And I refused it at the kind of last second. And that kind of set into motion, basically they all wrote me off. They were, one by one, they were writing me off. But the threat they had was that they couldn’t let me go. They were going to send me to another hospital or they were going to make me sign documents saying I was leaving against medical advice. Ama. And what that does for anybody doesn’t know is that insurance that was going to cover my surgery would no longer cover anything.

Now, the insurance, if I signed the documents that I was going against medical advice, my insurance wouldn’t cover a thing. So they have the threat, the threat on one side, but they have the threat on the other side. If you don’t do what they say now, they can take away your medical insurance. So for the average person, not John Richardson, the average person would be like, oh, my God, you know, if I don’t have my insurance, I could die. So we’re going to send you home, John. If we take the tube out and if we start feeding you and you don’t have any pains, come back, you don’t have this bloating, come back, we’ll let you go home.

But you’re going to have to sign these documents and you’re going to be back. You’re going to be dead in 10 days. The colon’s not going to open up on its own. We could put a stent in there. We could do surgery and put a stent in there and get, get it open. But that’s only going to last a certain amount of time. You will be dead in 10 days. And they start sending palliative care doctors into my room to talk to me very kindly and very Christian, like, I’m a Christian. I’m not teasing Christians, but very kindly.

John, why are you choosing to die? You’re not 85 and you know, you’re not somebody. That’s that. We can get you into your 70s and you have 11 kids. You can be there for their graduations and things like that. I don’t understand why you’re choosing to die. And I pushed back saying, I’m not choosing to die. I’m not doing this as a fool. I want to try something else. I can always come back and do the surgery, right? Well, yes, you can, but it’s going to be worse. And now you’re going to be even more swollen.

There’s more likelihood of sepsis and all the rest. So I said, well, I’m going to try this natural treatment. And by the end, Brian, I was sitting with the head doctor of the whole place, and he said he was the most integrative doctor at the place, very friendly, nice guy. He was talking to me and he said to me these words and I will never forget it. He said, John, if there was somebody that could cure what you have and wipe it out what you have right now that we want chemotherapy on, if they could get rid of that, they would be worth a trillion dollars because everybody would be coming to them, the whole world would come to them.

And that’s when I realized that as nice as this guy was, he really didn’t have a clue what the real world is for. Doctors that are curing people with natural treatments are demonized. As you of anybody know, Dr. Bryan Ardis, my father, Dr. John Richardson had his medical license taken away because he was absolutely curing cancer with Laetril apricot seeds and a metabolic diet. And so that’s when I realized, okay, I told him great, well I’m going to go out and I’m going to do the path that all my integrative doctor friends are telling me to do.

I’m going to do acupuncture with Dr. Ely. And he massaged my necks at home and gave me infrared and I did ozone therapy and vitamin B17 IV. And over that next 40 days, from the time I got to the hospital, which I was weak and I hadn’t eaten, next 40 days I came back to 100% and now I’m 120%. I do not have a huge cut on my side, I have normal bowel movements, I’m healthy, happy, full of energy and I am, if I ever had cancer, which I still don’t, I’ve never had any tests I’ve done of all the fecal material tests I’ve done at anything said I had any kind of cancer, I had a blockage that they wanted that they called stage three colon cancer and I survived the medical industrial complex.

John Richardson, has it been 10 days since you were told you’d be dead? It’s been 75 days since I was told I would not survive. So is that shocking to you that a medical expert godlike figure in a white coat told you you had 10 days to live and pronounce your prognosis was given to you of how many more days you’re going to live. Are you shocked you lived past that? Well no, I’m not shocked at all. I’m shocked that we’re told get a second opinion and the medical system is set up, Brian, that all 15 white coated doctors that came in, the gastroenterologist, the understudy to the gi Guy, the understudy to them, the oncology doctor, the GI testers, the nutrition people from the.

If you want to look at a diet that’ll kill you, just look at what a hospital diet is. But all of these people told me I was crazy. Why was I throwing my life away, that I was going home to die? It wasn’t just one surgeon. Now you would understand that. But they were all giving their second opinion. So anybody said get a second opinion. If you’re going to the same medical establishment that makes 200 to $250,000 in your surgery for a four hour surgery, if you’re getting a second opinion from that group of people, it’s going to be the same opinion all the way through.

And I talked to our mutual friend, attorney Tom Renz, and he said, John, you, you probably have a, a malpractice lawsuit, but it could take, you know, five years and whatever. And that’s not the way I want to go. I want to go back, Brian, now with my, my after CT scan, which I haven’t done yet. I just haven’t had time. I’ve been so massively busy from being out of commission for two months. But I want to go back with, with like on a friendly basis and talk to the head of this hospital and say I’m the guy that you said would be dead in 10 days and I feel better than ever and let’s talk and see what happens.

That’s what I do and see how I can record that and document that. And we are in the process, Brian, of making a documentary with Frank Torchia who made the movie Cut burn poison about Dr. Brzezinski. And he believes this is kind of like the topper to my dad’s story, what, you know, the raid of his practice and taking his license away and give to his son who’s continued his mission but never had experienced this. And now, now I have a real life story like you told me. And you know, the thing that you mentioned that RFK Jr says is that a child, a six child, a sick child in the United States is the most profitable entity in the United States.

Once you get into the mic and they start chopping you up and chopping your child up and put him on drugs, they never get out. They never get out. They don’t, they don’t just decide one day to go natural, to try to grow back their spleen or their liver or their, or half their lungs. There’s no natural treatments, no, no nicotine patch is going to put back my two and A half foot colon and a podcast I was on earlier today. The guy said, hey, what do you think about nicotine? I said, well, I’m on with the Premier expert today, Dr.

Bryan Ardis about nicotine. And he told me for a year about nicotine. I was too stupid to open my brain because I only know B17. But I said, I’ll tell him. He said, oh, can you get him on my podcast? So, so he, he’s. I, I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of church and state, but I was on with him earlier and, and so just. It’s a small world that we, that we rotate in. So it is. All right, so what are. Besides the fact that medical doctors don’t know all things obviously. And, and disgustingly in my opinion.

Look at an image. That is a screening test. Your MRIs, your CT scans. Listen to me people. A CT scan and an. Is an X ray is a CT scans are a whole bunch of X rays. They only see bony structures, stones, breaks. That’s all they see. Those are diagnostic MRIs, those things. If you see a torn ligament or tendon on mri, that can be diagnostic. The rest of it is all screening tests. So what’s the ultimate test that you are, we’re all conditioned that you have to do in order to confirm that someone has what they call cancer.

It’s called a PET scan. Did they do that to you? No, they did not do a PET scan and they didn’t do a biopsy. Of course, I would never allow them to do a biopsy. And the PET scan as, as I’ll explain because you’re smarter than me, but I learned this after the fact is they, they inject glucose that’s radiated and guess what? The cancer picks up the glucose, it eats the glucose. And so now they can see the. What’s the cancer. But yet these are the same doctors that after you do surgery, they’ll feed you donuts and they won’t tell you, oh, you know, glucose is fine, just eat as much sugar, just keep your weight up while they’re feeding the cancer they’re trying to Destroy with the $20,000, chemotherapy and all that.

So I probably explained PET scan in layman’s terms. But, but that’s exactly what it is. It’s measuring the uptake of glucose. And normal cells don’t take it up like cancer cells do. So they radiate. And, and I’m not about to do that test either because it’s all, even the CAT scans I’ve learned after the fact they were injecting me with some dye that’s radioactive. And I was getting hit twice with radioactive. Probably worse for my system than just going home and drinking. That’s what I was told to do by you and Dr. Ely. Drink your food and get the inflammation out of your colon.

Do these things and, John, you’ll be fine. Be back on your feet. And of course I am back on my feet. But the problem, Brian, is that not. Not very many people have Bryan Ardis, Henry Ely, doctor, Dr. Wolf on the phone call. Our system, our emergency system is broken to the point of it just. It kills people. And the five people that went in the same day I did and got that surgery on Wednesday. I feel bad for those people. I wish I had a documentary crew to go check and see what some of those are, because I know of one story of someone that went the same day as I did.

It was a very dear friend’s friend. He died six days after going in with the same exact symptoms I had. He took the morphine, he did the stuff. He probably, I don’t know, did the surgery, whatever, but he’s now passed away. Exact same symptoms as I had, exact same prognosis. And he’s no longer with us. So it’s a broken system that we both know is just killing people. John, I’m very glad that you’ve come through so far. 75 days later, you’re still alive and kicking. You look well. I’m excited to see you out in public again.

It’ll be exciting, and I’m glad that you’re doing much better. All right, so what are some of the lessons you would like to convey to people? What are some things they need to know? Number one, before I even let you start answering that, what have I been telling everybody around the world for the last five years? If you have to go to a hospital, regardless of COVID regardless if you got severe stomach pains, throwing up bile that stinks really bad, and you’re so delirious you don’t know what you’re doing, and people need to take you to the er.

I don’t care if you end up in a hospital. What have I been telling you for the last five years? And I’m talking to my audiences, John, I have told all of you, you better have a hospital advocate because they’re going to take advantage of you regardless if they drug you. You need to give somebody the ability to speak on your behalf who legally can actually hold those meetings with your medical staff, ask the questions, and has more knowledge than you do about how that system runs because once you sign the documents at the front desk, you are, you’ve given up all your rights.

What you don’t know is you actually have more rights than the staff does. Even after you sign that document, there’s actually patient rights and the advocates know what those are and they will defend you and those rights even if you’re not coherent. Don’t think you’re eloquent enough or educated enough to have these conversations with what appear to be authority figures that know more about health than you do, called medical professionals or nurses. It doesn’t matter. An advocate is so important. That’s why Grace Care, I think, is very, very important. Everybody should consider having an advocate in gracecare.com G R A I T H C A r e&priscilla.com Priscilla Romans, who’s the actual CEO and founder there, has been instrumental in countries around the world that helping them navigate these issues once they’re in the hospital.

So it’s not too late once you’re in there. And if you want a second opinion, great. You should also have an advocate there who actually understands hospital lingo, hospital procedure, and can actually hold those ethic committee meetings on your behalf. Because not all of us have the information. Not all of you are Dr. Ardiss, not all of you are Dr. Ely, not all of you are medical doctors who have been trained like Sherry Tempany, Deb, Big Leone and others. You just don’t have all that knowledge yet and have ever worked in a hospital. Well, we’ve got the nurses and we’ve got the MDs that have worked in hospitals for years.

They know that system. You should have them all Right, what lessons John Richardson is your takeaway from your experience in the hospital that you want to make sure people know either questions, to ask things to be prepared for and to know. Well, before I say that, I want to say I need to be hooked up with Grave Care because I will be one of their biggest proponents because I didn’t even know that existed. I, I’ve heard that before, but see this, that’s naive. I’m an expert and a historian about B17, but I’ve never been to medical school so I don’t know all the other stuff.

But Grave Care, I want to meet them and be a huge proponent of that because that’s what I’ve tried to tell people. I’ve been on 30 podcasts since I since I got well and I’ve been telling people you have to educate yourself because you have to be your advocate. I’VE said and hear me. I didn’t take morphine because I knew I wouldn’t be able to think straight, but I didn’t really. My wife was in Florida, as I said, and so I had my teenage son and then I had a friend fly in and God bless him, he was saying, well, maybe you should do the surgery, John.

So I. This grave care, that’s. Number one, I tell people, you got to educate yourself. Number two is you have to get away from the fear thing. There is no. You went to the hospital. Yeah, you felt sick. But that’s just when you, when you understand it. I was throwing up because my body was trying to get better. It wasn’t. I wasn’t throwing up because I was dying. I was throwing it. But in that process, I can get dehydrated. I can get, you know, I can ruin my vocal cords and from the poison. So you’ve got to, you’ve got to not be fearful and just understand you’ve got time.

And then number three is get with a actual. Have a relationship with someone that’s outside when I say a second opinion. Someone that knows natural health care, that knows what the. How the body works. I have a list of 50 of them and I’ve got you, Brian, and I’ve got. I’ve got so many great people I can go to, but a normal person doesn’t have that. So don’t wait till you have an emergency to get that person. Get that. Find that person now. Find that as your primary care person, not someone that’s only trained in, in medical school medicine.

Find someone who’s trained in natural medicine or ancient medicine of, of healing through herbs and vitamins and supplements, because that’s the world we’re moving into. And there is no emergency system that’s natural, that just isn’t. And that’s. That’s in our United States. That’s bad. We need an emergency plan that gives you the options between natural and, let’s say traditional or unnatural is probably the better word. I’m going to hook you up with Priscilla Romans. You need to talk to her and get to know about growth care. And she’ll have you on her podcast and you guys can talk.

Because this is a perfect example of when someone absolutely should have had someone stepping in and help guide them, educate them on what the doctors are saying, what the charge nurse is saying, who these individuals coming in and out of the room are, what their responsibilities are, who you have discussions with, who you ask to have a meeting with, to consult them on what’s being recommended and what are the other options? That’s what Grace care is for. We’ve been using them. Well. They treat you like a sparse coach can. That’s the other thing I realized every time they came in with a toothbrush or a plastic cup, they were scanning my barcode.

It’s literally I’m a produce item. And, and they were doing tests on me that I didn’t even. They didn’t ask me to. They did a scan for something for my pancreas to see if I had pancreatic cancer. They didn’t ask me. They were doing blood. Pulling blood over. Pulling the blood. Okay, scan, scan, beep, beep, beep. And so you’re just a. So, yes. Grave care sounds like a gift from God. And I didn’t know that existed. I’ve been talking. That’s a. That’s amazing. And that’s what’s great about having friendships with people like you, Brian, is that we may not talk for six months, but when we do, we.

We add value to our lives. So I’m totally looking forward to seeing you in, in, in Tulsa. I’m flying out Friday. We’ll have a booth. I’ll be there. Absolutely. I have a booth there. I’m doing, I’m doing interviews with the John Birch Society and Bill Jasper and all, all sorts of great things. RSB is a buddy of mine. And of course G era Griffin’s my hero and I’ve known him since I was born. So it’s going to be like a. It’s going to be like a high school reunion. One of the most amazing stories, humbling stories for me, John, where you realize, wait, my effort, sitting at my dining room table and doing interviews, trying to help people understand this.

Remdesivir ICU coming up for COVID 19 hospitalized Americans. I had no idea. The people it was reaching and protecting. I had no idea. But then there’s moments where you meet people in real life and you’re like, wait, it got to you. I’ve had hall of fame NFL players walk up to me crying when they recognize me out in public and they’ll go, you’re the remdesivir guy. You’re the reason my 86 year old dad is still alive. I got them out of the hospital. They wanted to put them on remdesivir. I took all your info up there and got them out.

And then I start crying. I’m like, it worked. The information got out. Okay, so then I’m at the very first ever Red Pill Expo, like four years ago probably that I was invited to. And I’m just sitting in the audience. I haven’t spoken yet. G. Edwards asked me to come speak, like the last person to speak before he wraps up the whole conference. So I’m like, all right. And I’m just sitting there listening. And he gets up there and gives this little talk before his last speech because he speaks each day. But anyway, he gets up there and he’s telling this story and I’m just in the audience watching, listening to this story of this legendary man who’s in his 90s.

And he tells this story about getting sick in Lafayette, Louisiana and ending up in a hospital. And in the middle of the night, three nights in a row, while he’s asleep, in the two to three hour window of time, in the morning hours, somebody would come into his room and start hooking up a new medicine to his IV line. And he is a light sleeper, thank God. And he said, I would wake up and look over and see a nurse plugging in something in the IV stand. And I would ask him, excuse me, what are you doing? And then they’d be startled because they didn’t know I was awake.

And three nights in a row, different individual nurses were coming into the room and this is what they’d say, oh, I’m giving you your medicine. And he’d go, I didn’t ask for any medicine. What medicine is it? And each time, three nights in a row, it was Remdesivir, which he did not consent to vocally and in writing said, while I’m here, you will not give me Remdesivir. And in the middle of the night, they were trying to poison this 89, 90 year old guy with remdesivir. Three nights in a row with three different individuals at different 30 minute increments of the evenings, in the middle of the night.

And then eventually he was able to get out and he was very, very thrilled. And I remember sitting there looking at him and then looking around the room with my wife sitting there and I was like, did we do that? Did we get this information out to people? Run. Death is near. I’m like, holy crap, it worked. God helped get the message out there. My father in law was killed in a hospital under palliative care. Overdosing him on morphine for four and a half hours is all it took. It usually only takes two hours. But he wasn’t, he wasn’t ready to die.

So it took them two doses of two boxes with two individual Key locks that have to be opened by two different witnesses in the hospital. That’s how controlled this drug substance is. And they tell you it’s there just to reduce their pain and suffering while they take their last breath. No, it isn’t. Morphine suppresses your ability to breathe. It paralyzes the part of your brain that controls your diaphragm and heart’s beat. And the more you put into a person, the closer they are to death. And, oh, my God, that’s what they get away with for profit.

Murdering your loved ones in front of you in the name of comfort. No, no, no. This is a. If it was comfort, they would let. They would have let Dr. Kevorkian continue to help people who were suffering and him helping them do their own written statements that they wanted to take themselves out by drugging themselves to death. Dr. Kevorkian went to jail. You want to know why he went to prison? Is because he wasn’t profiting for the hospital. The same thing they do to millions of people every day in the hospitals around the country and around the world.

So, John, I’m so glad that you’re alive, man. I can’t wait to see you this weekend. And the audiences are gonna be very glad. A lot of people, man, all of us, are praying for you very word. Very worried about you. I mean, I wasn’t really that worried. I figured you were healthy. People are thinking they were trying to take me out. You know, they were trying to take me out. And just for your audience to see, once again, that’s our friend Gia Griffin we’re gonna see this weekend, so it’s gonna be a great hug out.

And yes, I know the emergency room doctor very well. I’ve interviewed him that was there, and he was a proponent of keeping Ed off of remdesivir. I have him on tape, and he might be a red pill. And I’ll introduce you to him as well. That’s awesome. Anyway, thank you, John. God bless you and your family. So glad you’re well and on. On the mend. And all of you out there, you’ve learned your lessons. The importance of an advocate, the importance. My message for you is don’t ever be afraid. Okay, now, all of you out there, who is the father of fear? Supposedly God doesn’t give us.

Supposedly God doesn’t give us the spirit of fear, but of one of sound mind and peace. So whoever’s feeding you fear, anxiety, and panic, you know where that message is coming from. Now, that doesn’t mean if your arm’s hanging out and you’ve got blood squirting out of your arm and your arm’s not attached. Yeah. You could be afraid then. And if somebody’s panicking in front of you that we need to get a tourniquet and we need to get you to the. Yep. That’s for real. You can see this is life of death, man. Blood’s pumping out of you.

I get it. These are the minority. Okay. This is like less than 1%, 99% of all the other stuff. You don’t need this stuff. And you do not have to do any last minute, right now decisions that are going to be cutting your body open. Do a surgery right now. No, you don’t need that. And when they say to you after you’ve waited in the waiting room and all your chest pains already disappeared because it took forever for them to verify your insurance and they take you back there and tell you you need open heart surgery right now, that’s only because the insurance confirmed it.

It took them an hour. Now they’re going to tell you you need it. And when you look at them and say, but I’m not feeling anything right now. My all, my left arm’s not numb anymore. My chest pain’s gone. All the sweating has stopped. Like 30 minutes ago. I was waiting for y’. All. They’re going to look at you and say, you’re a ticking time bomb. We got to do this emergency heart surgery right now. Quadruple bypass surgery right now. No, no, you don’t get up, sign the AMA document and walk out. And if you haven’t read books about heart disease and these scenarios, the people that don’t do any quadruple bypass surgery or stents, they live on average 10 years longer than the individuals who get cut on and do those emergency surgeries.

So God bless you, buddy. I’ll see you this weekend. And thank you for updating all of us. And I’m so glad you’re here. Love having you as a brother, a new family member of mine for the last five years. I’d have never met you otherwise. God bless you. God bless RNC. Remember, you are a trusted partner of the Dr. Ardis Show RNC store. Go there to the the trusted partners page on the Dr. Ardis Show. You’ll find the B17, the layer trail and the other products and books there. Go get them. The more education and knowledge you have and the tools you have, you don’t have to have the fear.

God bless you all. We’ll see you next time on the Dr. Ardis Show. Thank you, John Richardson.
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