Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Dr. Mary Talley Bowden describes what she is seeing in her practice years after the pandemic: not acute Covid injuries anymore, but a steady stream of patients with neurological problems, severe brain fog, and Potts, a condition where blood pressure and pulse swing erratically without warning. She details patients with tremors, neuropathy, and strange rashes who are often dismissed by other doctors and put on psychiatric medication instead of being taken seriously. Vaccine-injured patients have only one year to file for government compensation, and few receive any help at all, leaving some to fly to Japan for a treatment that costs $63,000. Zuby and Bowden also discuss how sympathy and empathy were selectively applied during the pandemic, and how the psychological toll of that era fractured friendships and trust between everyday people, not just between the public and institutions.
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Watch the full podcast here - youtu.be/EQePhri1xr4
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden describes what she is seeing in her practice years after the pandemic: not acute Covid injuries anymore, but a steady stream of patients with neurological problems, severe brain fog, and Potts, a condition where blood pressure and pulse swing erratically without warning. She details patients with tremors, neuropathy, and strange rashes who are often dismissed by other doctors and put on psychiatric medication instead of being taken seriously. Vaccine-injured patients have only one year to file for government compensation, and few receive any help at all, leaving some to fly to Japan for a treatment that costs $63,000. Zuby and Bowden also discuss how sympathy and empathy were selectively applied during the pandemic, and how the psychological toll of that era fractured friendships and trust between everyday people, not just between the public and institutions.
Subscribe to the 'Real Talk With Zuby' podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & more - fanlink.tv/zubypodcast
Follow Dr. Mary:
instagram.com/mary_talley_bowden
https://x.com/MaryBowdenMD
Follow Zuby:
realtalkwithzuby.com
https://x.com/zubymusic
instagram.com/zubymusic
facebook.com/zubymusic
Merch, Music & Books - teamzuby.com
