Dr. Peter McCullough

Dr. Peter McCullough, a cardiologist and researcher with over a thousand publications, joins Theo Von to discuss his early COVID-19 treatment protocol, vaccine risks, and the psychology of medical denial during the pandemic. Drawing from his clinical experience and peer-reviewed work, McCullough explains mechanisms like spike protein persistence and shares practical steps for detoxification, while highlighting historical patterns of professional blindness to treatment harms.

McCullough Protocol for Early COVID Treatment

McCullough developed the first outpatient protocol in 2020 for high-risk patients—those over 50 or with comorbidities like heart or lung disease—to avoid hospitalization and death. Key steps included fresh air, nasal sprays, gargles, nutraceuticals, antivirals (hydroxychloroquine early, ivermectin later), antibiotics, corticosteroids like prednisone, and colchicine for inflammation. This multilayered approach, published in the American Journal of Medicine and adopted widely via telemedicine, reduced projected hospital overruns. It worked best started at symptom onset, with ivermectin emerging as most effective; success relied on early intervention before severe illness, as hospital deaths dominated without it.