Healthcare or Covid crisis? Cardiologist Aseem Malhotra is on a Mission.

As a cardiologist, he saved the lives of dozens of heart patients, but an experience with one of his patients opened his eyes; as an activist raising awareness about our unhealthy lifestyle, he could save many more lives than through his work in the hospital. He wrote several books about it, including the acclaimed and heavily criticized 'The Pioppi Diet' from 2017, which brought him fame and a platform in the national British media. This included the BBC, where in 2023 he seized the opportunity in an interview about his work as a cardiologist to speak unsolicited about his concerns regarding the ongoing excess mortality in relation to the mRNA COVID vaccines. This was not well received. The BBC felt compelled to publicly distance themselves and apologize for his statements, despite him having been vaccinated twice and thus certainly not appearing to be an anti-vaxxer. The BBC interview marks an important moment in his journey to draw attention to what he calls ‘the pandemic of vaccine victims.’

The controversial Dr. Aseem Malhotra, still a cardiologist but primarily an activist raising awareness about the interests behind Big Food & Big Pharma. We had over an hour to discuss and question everything that drives him. His quest for the truth behind vaccine damage leads to several remarkable statements. What does his father's death have to do with his mission? Why does he believe Queen Maxima should speak out against the response of the Princess Maxima Center to the outcome of a study on vaccine damage? And were we witnessing a healthcare crisis or a coronavirus crisis?