Dear readers,

I’m thrilled to bring you the third installment of Ask a Pro. Today’s guest is a powerful one, renowned medical freedom attorney Aaron Siri.

As a special thank you to my paid subscribers, this interview includes a bonus question at the end.

Now, let’s dive in and meet our guest.

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Aaron Siri is no stranger to high-stakes battles. As a veteran of complex civil litigation, he’s taken on civil rights cases involving mandated medicine, class actions, and government cover-ups.

One of his most notable wins was forcing the release of the Pfizer documents that the FDA wanted hidden for 75 years.

Now Siri, alongside Del Bigtree and the team at ICAN (Informed Consent Action Network), is gearing up to release a new film centered on an Inconvenient Study — one that revealed devastating vax vs. unvax results when it comes to long-term health outcomes and chronic disease.

On top of that, Siri is releasing a new book, Vaccines, Amen, where he explores how vaccines have morphed into a product based on faith, becoming almost like a religion for large segments of America.

Siri’s work is highly respected in the medical freedom community. He also regularly shares his insights and updates on Substack. Without further ado, let’s get into the interview.

Injecting Freedom by Aaron Siri

Safeguarding individual rights demands constant legal, social, and political struggle against government censorship, coercion, and mandates.

QUESTION #1 - In your new book, Vaccines, Amen, you compare vaccines to a religion. Can you briefly explain why you see it that way?

SIRI: Most of the claims made about vaccines by the medical community and media are based on beliefs and dogma, not evidence. I can say that with confidence after a decade of deposing the world’s leading vaccinologists and prosecuting well over a hundred lawsuits against health agencies.

On that journey, I found that common claims about vaccines are often contrary to the evidence, and my book lays bare this evidence. There is what medical and health authorities tell the world, often beliefs and dogma, and then there is what they admit under oath in a lawsuit when faced with the hard, cold data and evidence.

QUESTION #2 - The hepatitis B vaccine has been on the childhood schedule since 1991, given to infants on the very first day of life. Hepatitis B is primarily spread through sexual contact or intravenous drug use—not situations newborns face.

While it can be transmitted from mother to baby, mothers are routinely tested before delivery. That leaves no logical reason to inject a newborn with this shot. So the obvious question is: how did it end up on the childhood schedule in the first place?

SIRI: Pharma pushed a universal recommendation to sell more of this product and increase its profits. Newborns were an easy target. CDC went along because they are a captured agency, as is made crystal clear, with hard evidence, in Chapter 5 of my book.

QUESTION #3 - President Trump declared on Monday that there should be “no aluminum” and “no mercury” in vaccines moving forward. Were you surprised by those remarks? Did you ever think a U.S. president would take that stance publicly?

SIRI: In 2017, Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) published a white paper on how aluminum adjuvants in vaccines can cause autism.

See https://icandecide.org/article/how-aluminum-adjuvants-in-vaccines-can-cause-autism/

The truth often takes years to reach the surface, but it has finally reached a critical mass such that even the U.S. president feels comfortable telling the public what the data already shows.

QUESTION #4 - Trump also advocated for spacing out vaccine doses and that the hepatitis B shot should be delayed until age 12. What’s your reaction to those proposals?

SIRI: We live in a free country, and every parent and adult should be free, without any coercion of any kind, to decide what injections they want or do not want to receive and when they want to receive them.

QUESTION #5 - You often hear that vaccines are the greatest “gift” of modern medicine — that they’re the reason we no longer see the waves of infectious disease that plagued people in the 19th century. What say you?

SIRI: Read Chapter 7 of Vaccines, Amen, and you will see that this claim is simply not true. Vaccines had, at best, an immaterial impact on mortality in the United States, and the evidence reflects they may have even had a negative impact on mortality.

QUESTION #6 - What stood out to you most from Monday’s autism announcement, and how do you think this will shape the vaccine conversation and policy going forward?

SIRI: The fact that a sitting president is willing to point to and call out any consumer product sold by a powerful and well-heeled company is a milestone.

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Before we get to the bonus question, many thanks to Aaron Siri for taking the time to share his insights.

His new book, Vaccines, Amen, is now available on Amazon.

BONUS QUESTION - You have two minutes — no more, no less — to speak to someone who “believes” vaccines are safe and effective without an ounce of skepticism. What do you say to get them to finally start asking questions?

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Dear readers,

I have something special for you today—a candid Q&A with one of the most authentic congressmen in politics, Rep. Wesley Hunt.

This is part of my new series, Ask a Pro, where I host fast-paced conversations with extraordinary people to discuss politics, health, and other important topics.

As a special thank you to my paid subscribers, each interview includes a bonus question at the end.

See the first interview here with Sayer Ji.

Now, let’s dive in and meet our guest: Rep. Wesley Hunt.

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Who Is Wesley Hunt?

Rep. Hunt is a West Point graduate and former Army Apache helicopter pilot, who flew combat missions in Iraq and earned the rank of Captain before entering politics.

He has served as the Republican Representative for Texas’s 38th District since 2023, and he was the first politician to publicly endorse President Trump for his second term.

Without further ado, let’s get into the questions.

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QUESTION #1 - You entered West Point in 2000, and just a year later, the attacks of September 11th took place. As a cadet on campus that day, what do you remember about the experience, and how did it shape your outlook knowing you would be graduating into war?

HUNT: On September 11th, I was a cadet at West Point. We watched those planes hit the towers in real time, just 50 miles south of us, and knew instantly that our lives had changed. We were no longer training for a hypothetical war; we were preparing for one that had just begun. That day solidified for me that service means sacrifice, and that freedom is never free.

QUESTION #2 - You’ve faced combat firsthand and lost 14 of your West Point classmates to war. How has that experience shaped your understanding of what it truly means to “serve your country” now as a U.S. congressman?

HUNT: I lost 14 of my West Point classmates before they saw the age of 28. That reality never leaves me. Service isn’t a slogan, it’s blood, sweat, and sacrifice. As a Congressman, I carry their memory into every vote and every decision. My mission now is to honor their sacrifice by ensuring this country is worth the price they paid.

QUESTION #3 - You talk about “parent privilege” instead of racial privilege. Can you elaborate on that? How could that idea reshape the national conversation about opportunity disparities in America?

HUNT: I reject the idea that America is defined by racial privilege. The real privilege is having strong parents, people who love you, raise you with discipline, instill values, and demand accountability. That’s the great equalizer. If we focused the national conversation on strengthening families instead of dividing people by race, we’d make far more progress in bridging opportunity gaps.

NOTE: For more context on how Hunt feels about racial privilege in America, watch his epic response to Whoopi Goldberg’s claim that being Black in America is harder than being a woman in the Middle East.

QUESTION #4 - You’ve described politics as a “dirty game.” What’s the clearest example you’ve lived through that showed just how much of a “dirty game” it really is?

HUNT: I’m a military guy, and what I’ve discovered is that in many cases, Politics is not always a meritocracy. I’ve seen firsthand how opponents will weaponize lies, distortions, and even the legal system to destroy people they can’t beat in the arena of ideas and policy. The clearest example was watching how my early endorsement of President Trump put a target on my back. That’s when you realize how dirty the game really is.

QUESTION #5 - On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate Trump’s performance as president so far? What do you think is his greatest achievement this term?

HUNT: I’d give President Trump a 10 out of 10. His greatest achievement has been putting the American people first, whether through energy dominance, securing our border, rebuilding our military, balancing trade, and making patriotism cool again for an entire new generation of young men and women. Most importantly, he gave working families confidence again that America is not in decline, but still the greatest nation on Earth. Anything is possible with a leader who is willing to do what needs to be done.

QUESTION #6 - How often do you speak with President Trump? What is your favorite thing about him, a) as a leader, and b) as a person?

HUNT: I campaigned for and with President Trump for a year and a half, and got to know him on a human level. He’s a wonderful father and grandfather, and he’s been incredibly kind to me and my family.

One of my favorite moments with him on the campaign trail was being with him at the Iowa state fair, and he saw my daughter, Victoria. He scooped her up, gave her a big hug, and told her how hard we were both fighting to save the country. In that moment, he went from a President to a grandfather, and you could see how much it meant to my daughter. He has sent dozens of handwritten notes to my family, often words of love and encouragement. He’s been a champion for our country and for me personally.

As a leader, my favorite thing about him is that he is unapologetically decisive. He doesn’t wait for permission to fight for America. As a person, I admire that he is deeply loyal. When you’re in his circle, he will stand with you through fire, and I know because I was the first elected official in the nation to endorse him this cycle.

NOTE: If you want to hear a story about Trump’s decisiveness in action, don’t miss this clip from Rep. Hunt. The tale was so astonishing that Sage Steele blurted out “shut up” in disbelief.

QUESTION #7 -President Trump has called the pharmaceutical industry “the most powerful lobby in the world.” How much does their influence shape the decisions of your colleagues in Congress?

HUNT: The pharmaceutical lobby is one of the most powerful in Washington. Their influence is massive — shaping legislation, stalling reforms, and protecting profits. I’ve watched politicans who ran on lowering prescription drug costs fold under the weight of lobbying pressure. It’s a reminder that money still talks in Washington, and why we need leaders with the backbone to say “no.”

QUESTION #8 - What’s the biggest tell that shows which politicians are truly serving the American people versus those serving themselves and their donors?

HUNT: The biggest tell is consistency. If a politician changes positions depending on who is in power or what the polls say, they’re serving themselves. If they take tough votes, risk their careers, and stick to their word even when it’s inconvenient, that’s when you know they’re serving the people. Trust is making a promise when no one is watching and keeping it — especially when it comes to your voters.

QUESTION #9 - What’s next for Congressman Wesley Hunt? Do you see yourself aiming for a higher office beyond the House, and where’s the best place for people to follow you?

HUNT: Right now, my mission is to fight for Congressional District 38 and Texas and ensure our nation’s energy dominance, border security, and military strength.

As for the future, I’ll go wherever I’m needed most to defend this country’s values.

The best place to follow me is on social media:

X - @WesleyHuntTX

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wesleyfortexas/#

TikTok - @wesleyhuntTX

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BONUS QUESTION - What’s the biggest lie Americans are told about how Washington really works?

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Dear loyal readers,

I’m thrilled to share some big news: I’m launching a brand-new series right here on Substack called Ask a Pro. I think you’re going to love it.

In this format, I have fast-paced conversations with standout people, proven professionals who are the best at what they do.

Here’s what makes it different: you absord the entire exchange in five to ten minutes and walk away with real insights from the very best in their fields.

Most interviews today in podcast form run one, two, or even three hours. Who has time for that?

Ask a Pro cuts straight to the point. A simple Q&A format delivers a quick and enjoyable read—and the answers are made even sharper because our guests respond in writing.

As a big thank you to my paid subscribers, there’s a special bonus question at the end of each interview.

Now, let’s dive in and meet our first guest: Sayer Ji.

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Who Is Sayer Ji?

Sayer Ji is the founder and director of GreenMedInfo.com, the world’s largest open-access natural health database.

With over two decades of experience in natural health and integrative medicine, he has become a recognized voice in holistic wellness.

In 2021, Ji was branded part of the so-called “Disinformation Dozen” alongside Joseph Mercola, Sherri Tenpenny, Ty and Charlene Bollinger, and Robert Kennedy Jr., as Facebook moved to silence leading voices who challenged vaccines and the “pill for every ill” model of medicine.

After years of building a trusted audience, Ji’s Facebook presence was wiped out overnight, forcing him to start over from scratch.

But instead of giving up, he came back stronger. Today, his Substack is thriving and reaching a rapidly growing audience because his content is just that good.

Without further ado, let’s get into the questions.

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QUESTION #1 - President Trump just called on Pfizer and other pharmaceutical giants to PROVE their COVID-19 products work with transparent data, and he’s now questioning whether Operation Warp Speed was actually the success he once thought it was. How big of a deal do you think this is? And what do you predict—or hope—will come from it?

SAYER JI: This is seismic. For years, critics of the rushed COVID product rollout have been dismissed, censored, or punished for raising exactly this point: Where is the transparent, gold-standard, patient-level trial data? Now, a former president—and the same one who launched Operation Warp Speed—is demanding that evidence be put on the table.

Two things stand out:

1.) Narrative shift at the top: When the architect of the rollout begins questioning it, it signals a potential break in the bipartisan taboo that has protected these companies from scrutiny.

2.) Accountability opening: If taken seriously, this could mean congressional hearings, subpoena power to compel data release, and possible clawbacks of indemnity protections if fraud or willful misconduct is shown.

My prediction is that the pharmaceutical companies will initially stonewall, claiming “proprietary data,” but public pressure will grow. Independent scientists, attorneys general, and even international regulators may seize this moment to demand full transparency.

My hope is that this leads to a broader reckoning—not just about the abject safety and efficacy record of these specific injections, but about the structural flaws in how we test, regulate, and indemnify pharmaceutical products. A true corrective moment would move us toward:

•Full public access to trial data (no more hidden contracts or redactions).

•Independent replication of results before any future mass rollouts.

•Re-examination of liability shields and emergency-use shortcuts.

QUESTION #2 - I’ve read your articles on black seed oil being “the remedy for everything but death.” In your opinion, what are the top 3 reasons why everyone should take black seed oil, and which brand do you recommend?

SAYER JI: Top 3 reasons to consider black seed oil + brand rec:

1.) Metabolic & inflammatory balance: Thymoquinone-rich Nigella sativa supports healthy inflammatory signaling and oxidative resilience—great for the “terrain.”

2.) Immune harmony & respiratory support: Traditionally used for allergic/seasonal tension and general immune balance; many report smoother airways and recovery. As a former asthmatic and chronic seasonal allergy sufferer, this one has been a dear, old friend, who never fails.

3.) Microbiome & healthy aging: Gentle antimicrobial/biome-modulating effects; I view it as a daily tonic.

My fascination with black seed comes from cataloging hundreds of potential therapeutic uses in the biomedical literature—see my GreenMedInfo index:

https://greenmedinfo.com/substance/nigella-sativa-aka-black-seed.

What to buy: Look for organic, cold-pressed, nitrogen-flushed oil in Miron glass with third-party testing and stated thymoquinone levels. I’m a fan of Dr. Group, and my favorite brand is Global Healing.

We don’t advertise products on my natural medicine database, GreenMedInfo.com, to remove COI.

QUESTION #3 - If you were diagnosed with cancer right now, who would you see, and what would you do to try to heal naturally? (This isn’t medical advice—just what your knowledge and instincts would tell you.)

SAYER JI: This strikes to the heart of REGENERATE—the largest chapter in my book is on the true causes of cancer and therapeutic solutions that go to root cause resolution of the condition.

Step one is mapping the microenvironment: metabolic status, toxicant burden (including oral health), infections, circadian disruption, and psychogenic drivers (trauma, stress, meaning).

Then I’d prioritize fasting protocols, detoxification, and anti-cancer nutritional patterns rich in dietary microRNAs to help revert the condition’s drivers. Many of the adjuncts you often see me discuss—targeted cancer stem cell targeting botanicals (e.g. resveratrol, green tea, turmeric), sunlight/sleep discipline, oxygenation-focused aerobic exercise, and (case-by-case) HBOT—remain excellent, layered based on real-time labs and imaging.

And never underestimate the power of chlorophyll and bio-melanin sources (e.g., chaga) for addressing the metabolic drivers of cancer (i.e., Warburg hypothesis), which includes suboptimal energy production due to a lack of photonic mediators.

QUESTION #4 - With the birth rate below replacement level and more couples relying on IVF, what insights has your research uncovered that could help couples conceive naturally?

SAYER JI: First, ditch contraceptive clothing: tight yoga pants/athleisure fabrics can be remarkably anti-fertility (heat, pressure, synthetic chemistry). I unpack this here:

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Yoga Pants and the Mystery of Disappearing Fertility Worldwide

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8 months ago · 159 likes · 2 comments · Sayer Ji

Add: endocrine-load audit (plastics/PFAS, fragrances), nutrient density (eggs, shellfish, grass-fed meats/organs, ferments; ensure D, K2, choline, iodine, zinc, DHA, food-folate), fertility awareness + circadian hygiene, and minimize pharmaceuticals unless essential. Reduce non-native EMF, ground daily, and get red light/UVB exposure prudently.

QUESTION #5 - What are three tips you have for someone who seems to be doing everything right—clean diet, regular exercise, etc.—but still feels like there’s room to improve their health?

SAYER JI: I actually have more than three.

• HIIT + Soleus activation: Incorporate sprints or short high-intensity bouts for truly ecstatic effects for mood and well-being, and train your soleus—the “second heart” that pumps blood/lymph during standing. Its dysfunction correlates with markedly higher mortality risk. “Move it or lose it” has never been truer. I break it down here:

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The Second Heart You Never Knew You Had

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9 months ago · 700 likes · Sayer Ji

• Protein & muscle: 1.6–2.2 g/kg/day protein; 2–3 progressive strength sessions/week.

• Metabolic fine-tuning: Track fasting insulin, waist:height, and HRV to guide tweaks. I use the OURA ring (always on airplane mode) to track HRV and my overall resilience and sleep quality, daily)

• Ferments & fiber diversity: A daily fermented food + ~30 plant varieties/week for the microbiome.

• Go on the organic apple mono-diet "fast" as featured in my international best-selling book REGENERATE: This is an extraordinary way to cleanse your system and give your body a reset, without having to deprive yourself fully of eating, and having your digestive system 'shut down.'

QUESTION #6 - Improving physical health is simple: eat well and stay active. But mental health, though just as important, often gets overlooked. What are your best tips for boosting mental health?

SAYER JI: Morning sunlight/nature, strength training, slow nasal breathing, journaling, and relationship hygiene (regular honest check-ins).

Limit doom-scrolling; learn something novel weekly.

Magnesium repletion and EPA/DHA can help; consider somatic/therapeutic work when appropriate.

Always remember that hard challenges in life don't just happen to you, but for you - i.e. find the spiritual message in things; adversity makes you stronger and wiser.

QUESTION #7 - What lifestyle changes can make the biggest difference in transforming an unhealthy person into a healthy person?

SAYER JI: Ditch ultra-processed foods and industrial seed oils, cook most meals, walk 8–10k steps/day, lift 2–3x/week, sleep 7.5–9 hours, mineralize hydration, and build a weekly community ritual (shared meal or movement).

QUESTION #8 - Coffee: Some say it’s good for you because of antioxidants, while others say it damages adrenals, hormones, etc. What’s your take?

SAYER JI: Nuanced. Polyphenols help; caffeine timing can hurt sleep. I take it ~90 minutes after waking, cap 1–2 cups, and stop by noon - or better yet, exchange coffee for matcha, which is superior in so many ways, not the least of which is that it is not an addictive opioid, unlike coffee. Learn more about this shocking fact:

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Coffee's Hidden Opioid Secret: Why Your Morning Cup is More Addictive Than You Think

You think you know why you're addicted to coffee. It's the caffeine, right? That's what everyone says. But what if I told you that your morning cup contains compounds that literally activate the same brain receptors as opium? What if the real reason coffee has such a vice-like grip on billions of people isn't just about staying awake, but about a comple…

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9 months ago · 198 likes · 36 comments · Sayer Ji

Personally, I often opt for a matcha latte made with coconut milk (for MCTs)—a “bulletproof matcha.” If using dairy, I prefer A2 sources from regeneratively certified producers (more below).

QUESTION #9 - What’s one toxic thing most people use/own that they don’t even realize is toxic?

SAYER JI: PFAS-coated nonstick cookware (and some food packaging). Swap for cast iron, stainless, or quality ceramic; avoid high-heat sprays.

QUESTION #10 - What do you think is the biggest threat humanity is up against in the not-so-distant future?

SAYER JI: The centralization of biology and speech—technocratic control over food, medicine, and information—eroding sovereignty and metabolic health.

The antidote is decentralized, regenerative health systems and open discourse (which is why we are so thankful for Vigilant Fox and the flowering of independent media platforms like Substack and X).

QUESTION #11 - What can someone expect when subscribing to your Substack newsletter

SAYER JI: Actionable natural-health analyses, sacred-biology essays, investigative pieces on censorship/lawfare’s impact on health freedom, protocols and terrain checklists, interviews, and community Q&As—with clear sourcing (often Chicago-style notes).

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Welcome to my Substack—a space where I share insights, research, and reflections at the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern science. As the founder of GreenMedInfo.com, you will continue to receive health information to empower you here.

A big thank you to Sayer Ji for taking the time to answer my questions. His two decades of holistic medicine experience really came through in this interview.

And now, the bonus question—an exclusive extra for my paid subscribers who keep this operation afloat.

BONUS QUESTION – What does a typical day of eating look like for you?

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