Dr. Sabine Hazan: "I kept collecting stools of patients and noticed that patients with severe Covid had a certain bacteria that was missing compared to people that were highly exposed to Covid, but never got Covid. That bacteria is called Bifidobacteria.

Bifidobacteria is an important and key microbe for immunity. It represents your trillion Dollar industry of probiotics..

It is present in newborns, this is why your newborns did not get a problem from Covid at the beginning and it is absent in old people. The process of aging is loss of Bifidobacteria.

We published this paper: The lost microbes of Covid-19. It took 8 months to publish. If you follow the Bifidobacteria like I did, you will notice that vitamin C actually increases Bifidobacteria. This is why vitamin C is important, when you take care of viruses.
We published this data where we showed vitamin C, if we give it to patients before and after, it increased the Bifidobacteria.

Ivermectin was also and interesting drug. Because Ivermectin we noticed also increased the Bifidobacteria within 24 hours of taking it. Why ivermectin? If you look at what ivermectin is, it is a fermented product of a bacteria that is similar to Bifidobacteria. In fact they're in the same continent of microbes. They live, they're like sisters, brothers in the microbiome.

I knew that ivermectin increased Bifidobacteria, but I said: "I can't go out there and start publishing that, that's gonna be too controversial", so I published a hypothesis that my be what I was observing on the front line treating patients with Covid, noticing that their oxygen saturation was increasing from Ivermectin was basically, maybe ivermectin increased Bifidobacteria.
The hypothesis on ivermectin was the most read hypothesis in the pandemic and was retracted after 8 months of being on.

When we cannot make a hypothesis, this is not science."

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Malcolm X claimed his alma mater was books, but if he was being more specific, he might have claimed his degree from the National Memorial African Bookstore in Harlem, New York City. The store, which housed over 200,000 texts, operated for almost 40 years on the corner of what is now Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard and 125th Street. Malcolm X was just one of the store’s frequent patrons, but he was certainly one of its most dedicated. He is reported to have spend entire days at the National Memorial African Bookstore, and when the owner, and on occasion even stayed overnight. Other patrons include Kwame Nkrumah and W.E.B. Du Bois, who met his wife Shirley Graham there. Celebrities such as Joe Louis, Eartha Kitt, and Louis Armstrong held autograph parties at the store. Just outside the storefront was the intersection affectionately dubbed Harlem Square, where speakers often preached black nationalism. Lewis Michaux, the owner, was himself a black nationalist, and supported the various movements that were popular in Harlem between the 1930s and 1960s. Michaux espoused Marcus Garvey’s back-to-Africa movement and stocked his business with all the necessary books for black political thought.

HistoryMaker Charles Blockson happed upon the National Memorial African Bookstore as a young man and became another dedicated patron: “On my way to the Schomburg on 125th Street, I saw a sign, "National Memorial Bookstore," so that's when I went in and that's--I met Mr. Michaux. And from that period, every other week and every couple of weeks, I would go to the bookstore. I met Langston Hughes there one day. One day he was coming in, and Mr. Michaux would call and say,

“Allow me, Brother Blockson, from Philadelphia”--so I lived in--outside of Philadelphia [Pennsylvania]--he said, Langston, come here. I want you to meet a, a collector, a friend of mine. So I was here meeting Langston Hughes.”