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Abraham Flexner

Abraham Flexner

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Oct 29, 2026

Zaid K. DahhajGUEST
39:10
No, not at all.
Zaid K. DahhajGUEST
39:10
And I think we can trace that change to the 1910 Flexner report because keep in mind the early 1900s heliotherapy work was done really between like, I'd say 1895 and maybe 1908.
Zaid K. DahhajGUEST
39:21
And the 1910 Flexner report came in.
Zaid K. DahhajGUEST
39:26
centralized medicine, antibiotics came into the equation and basically shunned anything more holistic, I guess, in favor of more allopathic means.
Zaid K. DahhajGUEST
39:36
And so Dr. Auguste Rollier was the first original heliotherapist.
BillyHOST
40:08
The Flexner Report, okay? I think a lot of people have heard about that.
BillyHOST
40:11
Abraham Flexner.
BillyHOST
40:13
Wasn't even a doctor.
BillyHOST
40:14
They sent him out there.
BillyHOST
40:17
The Carnegies were in on it to a certain extent to go find out whether naturopath, chiropractors, or MDs would be the best, right? Yeah.
BillyHOST
40:27
Put him out there.
BillyHOST
40:27
Abraham Flexner comes back because he was on the payroll of the Rockefellers.
BillyHOST
40:32
Says, oh, by the way, yeah, you know, medical doctors, that's the only way to go.
Jack KruseGUEST
50:59
Like that's the real Genesis story.
Jack KruseGUEST
51:02
And when a centralized doctor starts to post about decentralized medicine and science, and you know who you're threatening, you're threatening the big paradigm, you know, all the way back to the Flexner Report.
Jack KruseGUEST
51:14
Why? Because if Jack can get me to do cold baths and I don't have to do some of the drugs that the doctors then wanted me to do, well, Rick, remember the design is for you to be a customer for them for the rest of your life.
Jack KruseGUEST
51:29
My goal is for Rick to learn about the doctor in his head and start paying attention to him a little bit more.

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Jack KruseGUEST
113:16
That's pretty freaking amazing.
Jack KruseGUEST
113:17
And Becker sitting in the audience as a young student, 20 years later, he proves St. George, you're right.
Jack KruseGUEST
113:23
And he uses a lot of the stuff from the vitalist that get buried from Rockefeller's Flexner report in 1913.
Jack KruseGUEST
113:32
So when you see this big loop and realize that Groves put DARPA in the middle of it, so there's our gatekeeper, the central gatekeeper, but are there other gatekeepers? Yeah, I mean, now doctors, they're taught this Rockefeller Flexner curriculum in med school.
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55:49
The Sacrifice for Scientific Research Drive.
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55:52
Alexis Carle has been associated with Dr. Flexner and his work, and his wonderful skill has been the result of his experiments and experiences.
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56:00
262.
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56:01
The splendor of Greece the century and a half that followed the defeat of Persia was one of very great splendor for the Greek civilization.
Lee MerrittGUEST
72:04
They don't have to do it, and you'll find others that have gone to that, the same thing.
Lee MerrittGUEST
72:08
And who created that institute? It was Abraham Flexner, the guy who helped consolidate medicine for the Rockefellers.
Lee MerrittGUEST
72:17
So, you know, you see what I'm saying? You can't turn over a stone where it isn't part of this matrix building.
Lee MerrittGUEST
72:23
But it's really, without Enders, this whole thing falls apart, and yet he's a fraud.
Philip MilburnGUEST
24:14
We're going to look at the worst offenders.
Philip MilburnGUEST
24:17
1910, the Flexner Report was commissioned by George Simmons, and Abraham Flexner came up with a report that made American medical schools, there were fewer of them, and then what they taught was also more shallow.
Philip MilburnGUEST
24:31
So the quality and the quantity plummeted.
Philip MilburnGUEST
24:35
And there was very much a narrow-minded focus on allopathic medicines because those were the only ones that they liked.
Charlie FagenholzHOST
18:19
Totally.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
18:21
And that goes back to the Flexner report and all of that fun.
Charlie FagenholzHOST
18:25
Yeah, that's a whole nother conversation.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
18:28
So if we want to talk about prevention, I like to give steps.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:03
Speaking of medical schools, what has been really, really dope has been this news coming out of Xavier, uh, which has now become an accredited medical school, one of the few that offer medical degrees.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:14
And we know that there are far fewer of these schools because of Abraham Flexner, that white, racist, non-doctor and person who put together this report in nineteen ten that basically said there were too many Black medical schools because we had, like, ten or twelve at that point, I think.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:28
Uh, Professor, um, John Chenault, when we had him on these airwaves, I do believe he said we had actually fourteen Black medical schools before the Flexner report.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:35
But regardless, now we only got four.
Matt RoeskeGUEST
40:53
Yeah, that microscope, I think, was like two feet tall and he was another one who was big into energy.
Matt RoeskeGUEST
40:59
But when the whole 1913 Flexner report situation came about, a lot of energy schools all went away.
Matt RoeskeGUEST
41:05
A lot of energy principal healing all went away.
Matt RoeskeGUEST
41:07
All of this all disappeared all in that time because there was no more funding and they needed to get all that shut down.
RitaHOST
27:23
So if we think back in history at the time of the late 1800s, early 1900s, medicine was decentralized and there was a high prevalence of different types of medicine, of herbalism and homeopathy, along with pharmaceutical intervention.
RitaHOST
27:41
And that all changed following what's known as the Flexner Report, which was this book-long report that came out in 1910 created by this man, Abraham Flexner, who didn't actually have a medical background.
RitaHOST
27:54
He had an educational background.
RitaHOST
27:56
But he was hired to essentially go through and visit all of the different medical schools in the United States and Canada and make recommendations for how we could improve the systems.

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