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05-14-26
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- May 14, 2026
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- 3595
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Summary
Episode 2812 - In this wide-ranging and practically urgent episode, Ted and Austin Broer connect ivermectin’s cancer treatment surge, AI data center environmental destruction, the return of a housing foreclosure crisis, krill oil and collagen skin science, quantum computing’s interdimensional implications, and foundational hydration guidance into a broadcast that delivers both serious geopolitical and technological warnings alongside some of the most actionable daily health content they have produced in recent weeks. The episode opens with Ted covering the remarkable downstream effect of Mel Gibson’s Joe Rogan appearance, where his endorsement of antiparasitic drugs for cancer sent ivermectin and related drug prescriptions surging across the country. Both hosts connect this to Holger Clark’s historically persecuted research linking parasitic infestation to cancer cell proliferation and the 84% clinical benefit data they have previously documented, making the case that mainstream oncology’s resistance to this line of investigation has been financial rather than scientific.