By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Dr. Ardis Show.

Imagine a world where one in 12 people struggle to breathe, where a simple task like playing outside or exercising becomes a daunting challenge. This is the reality for millions of Americans, particularly children, who suffer from asthma. The numbers are staggering: over 28 million people in the US have asthma, with 4.9 million of them being children under the age of 18. But what’s behind this alarming rise, and how does the pharmaceutical industry play a role?

The Asthma Epidemic

Asthma is a chronic, long-term disease that causes inflammation and swelling of the airways. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, asthma symptoms can be triggered by different things for different people, including medications. Yes, you read that right – medications, including vaccines, can trigger asthma symptoms in some individuals.

Dr. Bryan Ardis, host of the Dr. Ardis Show, recently presented at the Red Pill Expo, where he discussed the link between Big Pharma and the creation of asthmatic children and adults. He explained that the pharmaceutical industry uses a model of creating asthma in mice by injecting them with an egg protein called ovalbumin. This model has been used since the 1970s to study asthma in humans.

The Ovalbumin Connection

But how does this model work, and what does it have to do with humans? Dr. Ardis explained that when mice are injected with ovalbumin, their immune system responds by producing IgE antibodies, which trigger an allergic reaction. This reaction leads to the release of inflammatory mediators, which cause the airways to constrict and become inflamed. The same process occurs in humans, where the introduction of ovalbumin or other similar proteins can trigger an allergic response, leading to asthma symptoms.

Dr. Ardis noted, ‘Some people also develop asthma symptoms in response to medications. End quote. If you don’t think your medicines have side effects, come on, man. Well, let’s just throw out there vaccines are also considered medicines. So let’s just insert vaccines into this statement. Some people also develop asthma symptoms in response to vaccines.’ This statement highlights the potential link between vaccinations and asthma, a topic that warrants further exploration.

Breaking the Cycle

So, what can be done to break the cycle of asthma and pharmaceutical dependence? Dr. Ardis suggests that by understanding the root causes of asthma and the role of Big Pharma, we can begin to make informed decisions about our health. This includes exploring natural alternatives to pharmaceuticals and taking a more holistic approach to managing asthma symptoms.

In conclusion, the rise of asthma in children is a pressing concern that requires a closer look at the pharmaceutical industry’s role in creating this epidemic. By understanding the connection between Big Pharma and asthma, we can begin to make changes and work towards a healthier future for our children.

The full episode of Dr. Ardis Show is available on OBBM Network TV.