11.1 Consequential Chemicals: RANT + Guest Intro, Adam Urato, Md

Renegade Psych

For this series, Harvard-trained Dr. Adam Urato, MD, Maternal-Fetal-Medicine specialist joins us to discuss his experiences with Makena, a synthetic progesterone allowed to remain on the market for a convenient 20-year period despite true evidence of its safety and efficacy. His stance established intellectual clout and authority that bolsters his reputation as a harbinger of truth and makes it hard to ignore the evidence he is citing for the dangers of antidepressant use in pregnancy. He talks about how the COVID vaccine was similar to so many other historical pharmaceutical rollouts, citing all benefits with no risks, and how the industry uses its tentacles to create positive feedback cycles of profitability where the companies making new treatments, the regulatory agencies policing those companies, the corporations rolling out those treatments, and even the professional medical societies claiming to be 'there-for-patients' all benefit financially from and participate in the all-benefit-no-risk claims. Once companies lose exclusivity on their patent (typically, 20 years), the cycle runs dry and they no longer care to promote propaganda around it, and hope the memory of its empty promises and flawed trials are short-lived. Hope you enjoy!

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