Dr. Sabine Hazan: I'm tired the politics influencing my treatment

"I'm tired the politics influencing my treatment. I'm tired of the bullying. I'm tired of the censorship. I need to protect my microbiome as well. I need to be there for my family. I need to be alive, you know? So guess what? They want this, this is what they get.

So when venture capitalists are becoming the patients, good luck, I don't know who you're gonna go to. Maybe go to your pharma, maybe go to Bill Gates. He seems to have all the answers. Maybe he'll treat your Alzheimer's or your cancer. Go to your politician, maybe they'll treat you.

But I think there's a, as much as you can hear this frustration in my voice, and I'm kind of almost like the last one standing in a way, there's thousands of doctors that share my feeling, but don't have the guts or the, not guts, but like have a fear of stepping up and saying something.

We're seeing some coming out little by little. But it's a shame that there's not more doctors showing their frustrations. You see the frustration in medicine with the high suicidal rates in doctors. You see the frustrations with doctors quitting medicine. You see the frustration when they don't want to treat.

They're like, you know what? It's not worth the headache. Yes, give the vaccine like the government wants me to do. You know, people have lost the strength and the courage to speak up and they need to speak up, this is the time to speak up.

So that's all I have to say on this. If anything, if I'm just a messenger to raise that courage in people, if I was just a messenger to say, hey, you're gonna be fine, if I was just a messenger to hold a person's hand so they could survive and show the data that nobody dies, nobody died on my shift, then be it.

That's all I was. I'm good with that. I can sleep at night. I can die in peace and say, you know what, I've done my job. God is looking at me and saying, good job. I'm a warrior and I'll always be a warrior. So that's it. But others need to be warriors. We need strength, we need courage."