Full Interview with Dr. Christina Parks

Dr. Parks: Wow. Okay. And so this is a huge, I mean, unfortunately, it’s not a debate. And that’s the problem, all right? So generally with the respiratory virus, it’s going to colonize our lungs and our nasal pharynx in the back of our throat, and we’re going to breathe it out. The more of an infection we have, the more we’re going to breathe out, all right?

 

And so obviously, if we kiss someone or drink something, and give someone, also if we have our hands in our mouth, and we touch stuff, then other people can touch stuff. But here’s where I think that this sort of breaks down. If you are healthy, all right, you are probably not producing a huge amount of virus, okay? And so what you breathe out is going to be somewhat miniscule, alright? This can be contagious – I’m not saying if you think you have COVID…I mean, be responsible. Isolate yourself. That’s duh, right?

But the thing is, if we don’t know if we have it, should we hide for a year? Right? Well, no, you only probably had it once, right the rest of the year, you probably don’t have it, but even if you have a very light asymptomatic infection, you’re probably not breathing out a lot of virus that you’re going to get somebody infected, especially if you’re keeping that six-foot social distancing.

However, what happens when you put on a mask? What you do is you’re breathing out that virus. Is it going out and then being neutralized by the sun? No, it’s staying in, in this warm, moist environment. You’re breathing it back in so now you can infect more cells, which are going to make more virus for you to breathe into the mask, breathe back in, and reinfect.

And so I have a great concern that people who are positive and don’t know it, in those few hours or days before they don’t know it, and they’re wearing that mask, what they’re doing is they’re increasing their infection. They’re increasing the amount of virus that they have. They’re increasing their viral load. And then, so they’re more likely to get a much more severe infection.

Dr. Parks: All right, what about transmitting it, though? They’re protecting other people, right? Well, this is kind of silly. What happens like in a stream, where you go from having like a nice, big flat stream bed, where everything’s flowing equally to where you dig a really deep groove on one side. Basically, all the current goes in the deep groove, right?

 

And so it’s kind of like that with the mask. What you’re doing is you’re creating an area where you’re actually going to get more airflow on the sides and wherever there’s a hole, and it’s going to actually act like a vacuum cleaner: when you breathe it’s going to suck stuff up.

When you’re breathing… I’m taking air from all around here kind of equally. And I’m breathing out kind of equally. There, you’re going to have, if you have a virus, you’re going to huge amounts are going to be in these little air streams, okay, because it’s concentrated. And you’re going to be sucking air in more forcefully from further away because it has to be more forceful because you’ve blocked all of this.

Then when you do breathe out, the virus we know they’ve done studies again, accumulates on the outside of the mask. Just watch tonight, people settle we all do it, right? We’re not in a medical setting, we really don’t feel like we’re at risk. I mean, really – if we did, we’d stay at home. And we’re fiddling with our mask. And then so you’ve got viruses accumulating on the outside of that mask at high levels now because you’ve been breathing with it on for, you know, minutes… hours, however long and now you have high levels of virus. You’re going to touch it and you’re going to touch a surface.

Dr. Parks: Then you have those keypads at Meijer, if we were really serious about preventing disease, Meijer would have UV lights on those keypads, would have UV lights above the door handles, or someone, actually I teach at a homeschool co-op and they actually do sanitize all the railings and all the doors, door handles every hour. I have not seen anywhere else doing that, okay? But, I haven’t been in the schools. I hope the schools are doing that. But I know that we’re doing it our homeschool co-op, but they’re certainly not doing it at Meijer. I haven’t seen them once. And they certainly don’t have the UV keypads lights over the keypads.

Dr. Parks: Another way that really hasn’t been talked about is oral/fecal. So it’s likely that our young people don’t have enough ACE2 receptors in their lungs to set up an active infection, but there is some evidence that they may be setting up a little bit of an infection in their digestive tract, okay? And so and others who are older may be too and in fact, digestive issues are some of the first symptoms of coronavirus.

 

Imagine a scenario – there was a super spreader event at a bar. Okay, so let’s just even imagine several hundred or even 1000 people at a bar. If I’m over here, how in the world do I infect someone way over at the other end of the bar when there’s like 200 people between us. Really, it’s my breath? Like do I have that much virus on my breath?

Or is it more likely that I have a mild case of diarrhea, I go into the bathroom, I use the bathroom, I flush. Viruses are so teeny tiny that they float on the air. When you breathe out, they float on the air, and when you flush that high flush… You’ve seen those toilets are like, WHOOSH!!

No matter where you are in the bathroom: if you walk in, you will be breathing that virus, okay, and it’s going to stay aerosolized on the air for hours, and then it’s going to settle onto the sink and everything else.

So what’s more likely? That one person spread it by their breath all the way around? Or that they used the restroom and that everyone that went into that restroom, either handled the door, or breathed the air, or touched the sink, and got that virus. Because if you’re out drinking, everyone’s going to go to the restroom at some point.

Dr. Parks: That’s exactly what I say. To me, this is visual hygiene theater. I don’t know if it’s to make people feel better, or…? To me, it’s like what you’re doing is you’re actually spreading it because you’re telling people they can’t spread it like this, and it’s a lie.

 

Now if we actually wanted to take concrete measures toward preventing the spread, what we would do is we would have had UV lights installed in all the bathrooms and restaurants.

And we could say, “Stay open because you’re, just, right with your own people, but you know, wipe those doorknobs off or find a way to open the door where you push the little thing with your foot or something. And you know, have that door open, put a UV light so when someone says motion activated when someone walks in, it goes off so you’re not irradiating yourself. And they know to do this… we know to do this and so the fact that it hasn’t been done suggests to me that there’s some sort of ulterior agenda.

We’ve had a year – I mean, I could understand a month in if we didn’t have UV lights.

Why are there no UV lights on the keypads at Meijer? Why is no one even talking about the keypads at Meijer? I mean, really? We’re all wearing masks and they’re talking about you know someone comes shouting at you if you walk in someplace because you don’t have a mask on and I just you know to me it’s like you don’t have your green hat on! You know Green Hats Prevent COVID.

Dr. Parks: I follow the data in Michigan, so I can’t speak to everywhere. But I mean, if you look at the death rate, about the same number of people appeared to have died in all the fall, as in the spring. Now, the cases were at least 10 times lower in the spring, but it was much more deadly, okay.

 

Now, whether that’s because the virus itself was more deadly, which I think is true, or we’re treating it better now, which I don’t know because I’m not a doctor. I’m just not really sure.

But you know, we knew that this virus was going to attenuate and that’s part of the theater that they’re not telling people. We knew this was going to weaken.

Now the next time we see it, like in Michigan, we’re done. We’ve hit herd immunity. We went off the bell curve. We went down, we’re done. We’re still supposedly seeing 1000 cases a day. As far as I’m concerned, most of those (I’m not saying there’s not going to be a random case here and there) are probably false positives. All right, we know that we’ve had like 600,000 cases in Michigan. We know that that’s 10 to 15 times less, the recorded cases are 15 to 10 to 15 times less, they already did the studies.

Antibody studies where they measure people’s antibodies and show that we’re not even getting close to catching all the cases. Many people are not going in because they don’t want to do the contact tracing. They’re like: I have it, I’m just going to stay home; I’m not going to get tested. So a few months ago, I mean, everybody had it. People in my church people I mean, you know, We had it, we stayed home, you know, we self quarantined. So many, many people had it.

Dr. Parks: And so, you know, the people who said this is not real? Well, I’m not sure what it is, but it’s real people getting sick with something, okay? So many people had it. And that was And I always ask, is it consistent with what you’re seeing? Yes, the number of cases I’m seeing on TV in that case was consistent with what I was seeing in the community – there was mass spread in the community. Is there mass spread and community now? No, I don’t know anybody who’s got it. I don’t know anybody you know? And so if somebody is quarantined, it’s probably because someone had a false positive test and now all of their exposures have to quarantine.

Dr. Parks: Well, I think the good news is we have a fair amount of herd immunity, what you do have to remember – some of the outlying communities, it kind of moves slower. And so we’re past peak, but there might be some of those communities, there’s maybe some individual communities, like the more people you have in your area, the more likely you are to peak and be done with this. And so it’s gonna spread slower to those communities. So there may be a few communities where it is still spreading.

 

But by and large, Michigan is done. And the death rate was much, much lower for this huge wave. It was very low. And again, it was mostly in seniors.

With that, the cytokine storm is really real. Okay, that’s one thing about this. And so, the question is what predisposes you to that? And there are some things:

One is low vitamin D. African Americans, such as myself, are chronically low in vitamin D. In fact, 80 to 90% of Americans are low in vitamin D.

This is something that should have been addressed. We’re a year into this, it should have been addressed so long ago. Everyone’s had plenty of time to meet with their doctor and figure out what’s right for them. Test their vitamin D levels, especially those who are in vulnerable groups, right? Get that vitamin D.

Vitamin D shuts down the cytokine storm.

And so what happens is, as your immune response ramps up, you want that immune response, you want to kill the virus. For it to be normal and to be shut down normally, you have to have vitamin D. And if you don’t have vitamin D, it’s not shut down normally.

Now, some people have mutations in their vitamin D receptors, or other different parts of that system, where even if they do have it, theirs is not working properly. And so they’re going to be most at risk. Okay, okay. And there’s another molecule that’s really important for this too, and it’s called glutathione. Glutathione is the body’s master antioxidant. Interestingly, Tylenol depletes it. So what do a lot of people do when they get sick? They take Tylenol, which makes them even more at risk.

And we know that that cytokine storm that happens in the lungs, if you have glutathione, it prevents… These cells are making a lot of cytokines, which are like a fire, they’re telling everybody FIRE! FIRE! and starting fires everywhere, right? And the cells themselves have cytokines inside of them. It’s like they have gasoline inside of them. If they fall apart, they’re spreading the gasoline everywhere and fueling the fire. Glutathione prevents them from falling apart. It keeps your immune system, your immune cells intact, and prevents them from basically falling apart and throwing all of their inflammatory molecules all over the place. So it prevents lung pathology.

And so many people, if you feel you have some lung pathology, there’s things you can do to increase your glutathione.

Your cruciferous vegetables are great places to start, throw some broccoli, lightly steamed broccoli into your soup or whatever. Your sulfuric vegetables: your onions, your garlic, all of those are great. You can buy liposomal glutathione supplements as well. And so there are different ways where you can raise your glutathione. And I mean, your doctor or your natural care practitioner can actually give it IV with glutathione in it.

And so we have to ask these questions: Why isn’t some of that being done along the same lines? I think they were giving as high as almost 200 units of vitamin D. But even like50,000 units of vitamin D they were giving it on the day that they were admitted to the hospital to get reduced mortality, like in half.²

And so they were seeing huge reductions in mortality by giving vitamin D.

And vitamin D works much better if you’ve been taking it all along, right.

You can’t just… it’s not magic, right? You can’t just magically change all the systems.

But what you can do is give your body what it has been depleted in. So the illness is going to deplete all that vitamin D, vitamin A, glutathione. And so for the people who have long term COVID, that’s what they’re missing. They’re missing the antioxidants. They’re missing the vitamin D, they’re missing the ability to shut this down.

Dr. Parks: I talked to a woman and she said, “Oh, my daughter, you know, has really bad post-COVID syndrome. She’s only 30.” And I said, “Wow, that’s terrible. It’s surprising someone young wouldn’t be able to shut that down.”

 

Well, it turns out she’s a vegan. And what many people don’t realize is that vitamin D and vitamin A can only be gotten from animal sources. Now there are some supplements, actually, I found one for her that was made from lichen and some other things. There are some supplements that you can find – we’ve managed to figure that out.

But in general, it’s going to predispose you, because vitamin D is found in your egg yolks, it’s found in your yellow butter, right? All those things we’ve been told are bad for us. Lard – high source of vitamin D. I’ll take some lard and some bacon myself, you know, I’m trying to prevent getting COVID!

Dr. Parks: Yes. Especially if you’re at risk, and I don’t know right now, if there are that many people, but if you felt you are at risk, for whatever reason, yes.

 

Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin have been shown – there are hundreds now of clinical studies, many of them done outside the US, unfortunately. And I say that, because I’m wondering why the US, who is the head of science around the world, isn’t leading, it’s evolving from behind.

And so there’s this misconception that we have antibiotics to deal with bacteria, but there are no antivirals. And this has been taught in medical school. And it’s sort of like this huge monolith that we can’t seem to get past.

But in recent years, because of molecular biology, we can actually screen hundreds of medications, thousands at a time, and cells for a particular activity. And so we can screen them for antiviral activity, and that’s been done in the last 20 years. And so what they’re finding is that molecules that they really had no idea about, are highly antiviral, and they’ve been studied for the last 20 years. Hydroxychloroquine for two decades now has been studied for its antiviral properties. It’s actually been studied as a treatment for HIV, so Tony Fauci knows about it because his work was on HIV, right? I can’t imagine that he worked on HIV but doesn’t know as head of NIAID, Infectious Disease, that they’re using it because it’s so cheap you can get it to a third world country and use it as a treatment for AIDS for HIV. Right? There are six different mechanisms that hydroxychloroquine works through.

Ivermectin works through some of the same ones, but some different, so you could actually take both of them together. Both are inexpensive. They’re not patented, so no one’s gonna make any money. They were handed out like candy. Ivermectin is a warmer, right, and so you can get it at TSC. – you can get over the counter for your horses, right. And some people are.

Hydroxychloroquine was handed out like candy for malaria, and so both can be used prophylactically. Ivermectin, the studies on that…. One study that was done I believe in a medical setting, I think in maybe Brazil, South America somewhere where they exposed like almost 800 people. And none of them on Ivermectin got it. And they exposed almost 500 people that weren’t on ivermectin in the control group, and about half of them got COVID.³

Dr. Parks: Sure. See, she’s right on top of everything.

 

So one of the many mechanisms that hydroxychloroquine is anti-inflammatory, as is ivermectin. But hydroxychloroquine specifically works as a zinc ionophore, and what that means is that lets zinc into the cells. So interestingly, quinine, which is from the cinchona tree, I’m not sure if I’m saying it, right, but basically, they scrape the bark of this tree and created this really bitter, horrible stuff, and used it as a treatment for malaria back way in the day when we were when people were colonizing, like India and Africa or whatever. And so it was called the miracle tree because malaria was so terrible. Well, it tasted awful. This quinine is what they finally named it quinine. And so they said, “It’s terrible. Put some gin in it!”

Dr. Parks: Right. And that’s where the British got their gin and tonics, right? They’re like, I don’t know why the tonic would make it better. I mean, the gin would make it better, but that’s why they drank their gin and tonic – it was their malaria preventative. So as a result, we still actually have tonic water that has at three milligrams per liter of quinine in it. Okay.

 

So one way to get that zinc into your system would be to drink it with something like tonic water, which has quinine, a zinc ionophore or green tea is also a zinc ionophore, or quercetin is also a zinc ionophore. And those are sort of naturally supplements or things that are pretty commonly available.

So the zinc actually prevents the virus from replicating, it prevents it from copying itself once it’s inside your cells.

Dr. Parks: Right, so I will briefly talk about that one. I think that it’s important that everyone gets active. I think, unfortunately, medical doctors are afraid of losing their licenses; scientists are afraid of losing their funding. And it really shows how centralized our system is. The only one that you can get to prescribe hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin are small practice doctors that aren’t part of big systems. And so it really shows how easily our system is controlled from the top down. And it’s, it’s really heartbreaking to me that decisions by a few can affect so many people’s lives.

 

So I will talk briefly, I’ll try to keep it brief, about the vaccine. So there are two that have been out Moderna and Pfizer. Those are both a form of gene therapy; they’re not a traditional vaccine but instead of… usually, we’ll put in a gene that you want, like a broken, you know, you’d have a broken gene and you put in a new one, so your body can make that new gene.

Instead, they’re putting in a viral gene. And so what they’re doing is they’re using kind of like a little virus to get this gene into your cells. And your cell is then going to make that into a viral protein and put it on its surface and say, “I’m a virally infected cell, I’ve been infected with the virus!”

Well, what’s your immune system going to do? It’s going to go destroy all those cells that it thinks are infected. But those cells are cells you might need, they might be cells in your heart or your kidneys, we’re not really sure where that vaccine sort of micro-virus is going to go. And that mRNA may be expressed for a very long time unless the cells are destroyed by your immune system, right?

There’s one more really big concern that I have in the original SARS virus that was in 2002, they tried to make, they had several candidates for a vaccine, and they gave them to animals, and they had a robust immune response. And they thought – this is great! Then they exposed them to the virus, and they got this antibody-dependent enhancement. And we’ve still been working out the details of what’s been happening with that.

We also see this in other diseases – we saw in dengue, where if you get dengue once you’re okay. You get it twice, it’s really severe because you have this cytokine storm and you die. So they made a vaccine to it. And instead of helping people, what it did is it was the first exposure. So then when they were exposed, they got sick, really sick the first time, and died.

Dr. Parks: We saw this with RSV, they made a vaccine for RSV, respiratory syncytial virus, it has a similar S protein, and they actually went so far as to give it to infants. And the infants, when they came down with the virus, they got so sick, two of them died. And so they pulled that vaccine.

 

Alright, and so one of the mechanisms this might be happening by is not the virus or the vaccine themselves, it’s the antibodies that the person makes. And so here’s what might be happening. When you have a virus, your body makes all these antibodies. And then when you see it again, once you see it, your body kind of super ramps up that antibody production to fight the virus, but for some reason, the antibodies to the spike protein actually then infiltrate the lungs and have a toxic destroying effect on the lungs. So your body’s own antibodies that are supposed to fight the virus are actually destroying your lungs.

Okay, so this is one of the mechanisms that they’ve seen happening with this, there’s still some science that needs to be done.

But that is so concerning because what it means is that… So if I saw the virus naturally, my body is going to make antibodies to many different parts of the virus, not just that spike protein. The spike protein is the one, those are the antibodies we’re worried about. Those are the ones that are going to destroy your lungs. But I might make it to a different part, a different protein, or a different part of something, right.

But with this vaccine, we’re injecting just the mRNA for the spike protein, we’re only making the spike protein. So all the antibodies your body makes are going to be to that spike protein. Then let’s say we know this virus is attenuating, we got six months down, ramping down getting weaker and weaker, it’s just going to be a cold. But let’s say we see it again in the fall. Everyone who’s got that vaccine, let’s say it’s a really weak virus, and most people don’t even realize they have it. It’s so weak at this point, and many people may be immune to it, right.

But if you’ve gotten that vaccine, you see it again, what’s your body going to do? It’s going to ramp up that antibody production. Okay, so it may not be the virus that harms you at all. It’s the antibodies you make to it that may now go to your lungs and start this severe lung immunopathology. And then you’ll be so sick. And my concern is, will they tell us that if that’s what happens? Will they say “It’s a problem with the vaccine?” Right?

Dr. Parks: Yeah. Or are they going to say this new strain of COVID is really, really destructive and go down the same path that we’ve done, doing things that are not effective at either treating it, or preventing it, or whatever?
It’s very, very, very disturbing. And what’s most disturbing is there’s no discussion and debate.

Dr. Parks: The people who made these vaccines have to know that this is a very real concern, right? But there’s no informed consent of the public that this is a very real risk, and we won’t know how real it is until it’s too late. They should have taken the time to do robust amounts of animal studies. Expose the animals. You can’t expose humans. You can’t be like, “Okay, you’ve had the vaccine. Let’s expose you to the virus, right?”

 

That’s I have seen a couple of ads for people but I don’t think a lot of people are signing up right? Get paid to get exposed to the COVID virus – no thank you. But you can do those with animals. And so they should have taken the time to really do robust animal studies so that we could be sure that this is not an issue. And there’s no discussion of it whatsoever.

Dr. Parks: And so I would say you have natural things like vitamin D, vitamin C, then you’ve got things like you know, quercetin, green tea, zinc, to build your immunity. And if you’re even more concerned, ivermectin prevents you from getting it – treats it very effectively. Hydroxychloroquine. You can go to the Frontline Doctors webpage.

 

It’s on my Telegram page, if you look for Telegram, Dr. Christina Parks. You can get your treatment, you can have a telemed, get your treatment there. To me, this is pretty much over. We have herd immunity. There’s really no reason for the vaccine we’ve got. The vaccine was only supposed to be authorized if there were if there were not effective treatments. And so I feel that they demonized these treatments so that they could get that authorization for an emergency vaccine.

One last thing I would like to say is, please remember, this vaccine, all of them, there’s a new one coming out Johnson & Johnson are under an emergency authorization. They cannot mandate a vaccine on an emergency authorization. But they will try and they will tell you that you’re going to be fired. And so honestly, I would rather slice off part of my body, like cut off an arm, then get this vaccine. Because once my arm heals, the rest of my body is whole. If once you inject this, you don’t know how it’s changing your immune system and your insides that may change you for the rest of your life. And you don’t know how to get back out.

And so I would say that you need to reach out – there’s the Informed Consent Action Network, ICAN. And there, they’ve got great lawyers. I know Mary Holland stepped up to say if you do not want to take this vaccine and your employer is pushing it on you, then you need to see them, and they’ll probably do some sort of class action lawsuits that says no, this is an emergency authorization, and under an emergency authorization you cannot mandate an experimental vaccine. So please do not cave.

Dr. Park: You’re welcome.