After speaking with Dr. Bruce, we interviewed her regarding her insight on issues that are currently facing the healthcare community.
Below, we have included the Q&A that was conducted with Dr. Oster, to gain further perspective into the future of Healthcare.
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Q: What have been the biggest challenges with you and your patients in the last 9 months?
A: Learning who to trust and NOT trust.
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Q: What will you be doing differently for the next 12 months to combat COVID-19?
A: Mostly applying Holistic medicine and stem cells to overcome long-term COVID effects.
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Q: What has medicine learned from this disruption created by COVID-19?
A: The entire process was politically and financially motivated!!!
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Q: How do you think we should combat mental illness due to the backlash of the pandemic?
A: Extremely worsened outcomes with the shut downs.
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Q: What would you say is the most common complaint of your current patients in regard to the pandemic?
A: (isolation, loss of family and friends, work or job related issues, alcoholism or drug abuse.)
The lack of truth! They did not let the public know about treatment options and many establishments even REFUSED to give appropriate therapies, allowing patients to die needlessly.
Neurological symptoms that have been reported with acute COVID-19 include loss of taste and smell, headaches, stroke, delirium, and brain inflammation. There does not seem to be extensive infection of brain cells by the virus, but the neurological effects may be caused by immune activation, neuroinflammation, and damage to brain blood vessels. Why is this so different from other viruses? Is this part of being a man made virus?
Absolutely! It was specifically designed to target certain racial groups and illnesses such as Diabetes, obesity, and elderly.
I have Acute COVID-19 infection canetimes lead to long-lasting effects, that have collectively been termed “Long Covid,” and can include a wide variety of symptoms in the brain and nervous system that range from a loss of taste and smell, impaired concentration, fatigue, pain, sleep disorders, autonomic disorders and/or headache to psychological effects such as depression or psychosis. Why is it that only some people experience these symptoms?
That was why the front line doctors were established. Only a few were not afraid to tackle the issues head-on. These doctors were also the most criticized and some even had their licenses theatened. I had to maintain a low profile to avoid consequences. I have gone before The Medical Board on 2 occasion and won each time, but NOT without a heavy financial toll and loss of insurance contracts. I fear that I am a dying breed, however, as many physicians are not willing to accept the consequences of fighting the establishment!!!