American Board of Internal Medicine

I mean, that's like very easy.

And they just go online and look and say, oh, yeah, Rob Beck, you know, ABIM passed the boards here.

You do have to get letters of good standing from every board that you have ever been licensed in.

So you probably had to do Alabama, Nevada, California and any other one that maybe you have some sort of a licensing for.

He's Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine and an Assistant Clinical Professor at the School of Medicine and Allied Health at Loma Linda University.

Dr. Schwelt is quadruple board certified in pulmonary diseases, internal medicine, critical care medicine, and sleep medicine through the American Board of Internal Medicine.

Welcome back to the Peebles Pharmacy, Dr. Roger Schwelt.

Thank you so much for having me.

Why do they trouble us more then?

To find out, we're talking with Dr. Roger Schwelt.

He is quadruple board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary diseases, critical care medicine, and sleep medicine through the American Board of Internal Medicine.

He's also co-founder and chief presenter of MedCram.com, medical lectures explained clearly.

But I'm not gonna get a kickback from the antibiotic company for that.

The antibiotic company might be funding my medical school, funding the, an American Board of Internal Medicine.

There might be some kind of backroom deals happening, but directly, no.

If you come into most doctors nowadays, that's why like this, uh, uh, longevity, anti-aging medicine world is kind of scammy.

Was there any backlash for this jerk? Of course there was.

In August 2024, the American Board of Internal Medicine revoked the medical certifications of Pierre Kory and Paul Marik for spreading COVID misinformation.

That's the medical community's version of a red card for fouling the facts.

When you continue to tell millions that ivermectin obliterates COVID, even after mountains of high-quality evidence shows otherwise, you're not just wrong, you're lying, and you're dangerous.

So the powers that be, and you know, it's not clear exactly who they are, but this medical-industrial complex of very influential people, which clearly involves Big Pharma, did whatever they could to destroy my career and Pierre's career.

So, um, basically the American Board of Internal Medicine revoked all, all our boards because they said we were misinformationists, although we were really telling the truth, and that was our, our only goal, is to tell the truth as it was.

But they didn't like what we were saying, so they called us misinformationists, removed our boards.

I lost my hospital privileges.

There were more consequences as his grifting continued.

The American Board of Internal Medicine initiated disciplinary action for repeated medical misinformation about COVID-19 and mRNA vaccines.

And in November twenty twenty-four, Petey attempted to quietly surrender his certifications before the verdict came down, but to no avail.

In January twenty twenty-five, ABIM formally revoked his certifications in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease, citing their false or inaccurate medical information policy that he had been so egregiously violating.

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I resigned from the American Board of Internal Medicine November eleventh of twenty twenty-four due to an ongoing dispute over the term you've used, misinformation, which is a propaganda term.

So for your clients-

And here's an article from 2023.

Dr. Paul Merrick and Dr. Pierre Corey actually lost their board certifications that were pulled from by the American Board of Internal Medicine for spreading misinformation.

And it takes a lot for a doctor to lose their board certifications.

And Pierre Corey lost his.

So I don't know if this is still really kicking, but I recall maybe 15, 10 years ago, there was a lot of abuse that was happening with some of these subspecialty boards.

It wasn't so much ABPN, but I think ABIM was one of them.

People were complaining about the pediatrics boards.

There was a lot of really high fees that were associated with certification and maintenance of certification.

But I remember that controversy you're referencing.

If anybody's interested, there's a Newsweek article from April 7th, 2015 that alludes to this.

There's probably other articles, but this is around ABIM, which we're allowed to badmouth as much as we want because none of us are ABIM certified, so...

That's not something I had heard about.