Bourbon and Tea Podcast

Join Sabrina Walley, Gwen Woltz and Dr. Ryan Woltz as we try to find what research says about vaccines and COVID-19 and how they affect women's health and fertility. In this episode we briefly explain what factors go into changing a Woman's menstruation cycle and how that is important to understanding how the vaccine and COVID-19 can affect these cycles. We bust myths about vaccines, inform you what you should be looking for after you get vaccinated, and where to properly report these side effects to get the best treatment.

Research - Sabrina Walley

Written, Produced, and Hosted by: Sabrina Walley, Gwen Woltz, Ryan Woltz

Today's conversation is a new format to the podcast. I am interviewing Jinu Park and MIgs Fajardo from kickspot on their opinions regarding podcasting, freedom of speech, censorship, and cancel culture. This is an episode in a series of collaborations between Kickspot and Bourbon and Tea. If you'd like to hear the traditional COVID-19 podcast please see their channel and episode interviewing Ryan Woltz on the UK and the mutating strains.

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Blood clotting is one of the most difficult side effect of COVID-19 to treat. We looked into the mechanisms of how COVID-19 causes this and if there is anything we can do to predict whether someone can expect to have this problem. Follow us as we ourselves are stunned by how unpredictable this is and how blood clotting is not only a major player in COVID-19 but in almost every disease. 

This trailer is to introduce everyone to the new primary hosts this season of Dr. Ryan Woltz Ph.D., Sabrina Walley M.S., and Dr. Suzanne Thornton Ph.D. Our goal this season is to discuss topics about COVID-19 (SARS2) that are difficult to find information on such as blood clotting, women's menstruation after COVID-19 infection, and effect on minorities. But we are also putting a big emphasis to keep with the original idea of the hosts also learning some new things. We will be discussing Biden/Harris executive orders and what they are doing, Making things at home (beer, wine, mushrooms, sourdough), and anything else you have a passion for. So keep listening and suggesting and we'll come across something that you are passionate about!

Join Guest co-host Matthew Pelowski, Host Dr. Ryan Woltz PhD, and special guests Dr. Davey Rehman PharmD and Ryan Ishmail MD. Davey Rehman and Ryan Ishmail discuss treatments and what it is like to be on the front lines, while Ryan Woltz adds a research perspective.

Join Guest co-host Matthew Pelowski, Host Dr. Ryan Woltz PhD, and special guests Dr. Davey Rehman PharmD and Ryan Ishmail MD. Davey Rehman and Ryan Ishmail discuss treatments and what it is like to be on the front lines, while Ryan Woltz adds a research perspective.

Join Dr. Ryan Woltz and Ph.D. candidate Douglas Pike as we discuss peptide drugs being used for Covid-19 and possibly the future of this very cutting edge technology that may reshape medicine.

Join my discussion with this week's co-host Gwen Woltz and guest Stacey Levno as she asks her questions on the her concerns about various vaccines. We discuss the risks with each vaccine who should be taking them. We also discuss the rewards to the community if people choose to get vaccinated. 

References this week:

Join Shawn Woltz and I as we answer questions from her close circle of friends and family. Questions that are asked this episode:

Segment 1 public spaces:

Should we be panicked?

What protocols are you following in public areas?

Can airplanes filter the virus and what can I do to minimize my risk when traveling?

Are face shields be effective?

Is it safe to swim?

Segment 2 personal health questions:

Can you be re-infected?

If a breastfeeding mother is infected and recover does her milk contain antibodies and can we use that to treat others beside infants?

citations:

1) Blog although not published is a resource many professionals have used so very accurate. https://www.erinbromage.com/post/the-risks-know-them-avoid-them?campaign_id=9&emc=edit_nn_20200511&instance_id=18384&nl=the-morning®i_id=95275081&segment_id=27239&te=1&user_id=1cce7baa9a97b1605e75a5e5d9b6d596

2) inhibition of an enzyme essential to COVID-19 infection inhibited with prostate cancer treatment lowers risk of infection. Not a viable treatment due to side effects of drug and drug availability but explains why men are more susceptible than females. https://www.annalsofoncology.org/article/S0923-7534(20)39797-0/fulltext

3) article discussing how the virus spreads, very good and understandable section on public spaces and transportation which I follow strictly to keep myself as safe as possible when I need to travel. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7293495/

4) FDA announcement of COVID-19 antibody treatment (must be administered by IV) https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/coronavirus-covid-19-update-fda-authorizes-monoclonal-antibody-treatment-covid-19

5) swimming pool recommendations: http://www.seu-roma.it/riviste/annali_igiene/open_access/articoli/32-05-01-Romano-Spica.pdf

6) review of swimming pool advisement for small bathing rehabilitation pools, claimed 9 cases stemmed from these types of pools: https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0195-6701(20)30288-7

7) study showing no presence of COVID-19 in breast milk but IgA and IgG antibodies against the virus: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7523143/

8) Review of studies looking at COVID-19 in breastmilk. Very interesting section about HIV+ mothers passing virus onto children (10-20% chance with no therapy for breastfeeding for 2 years): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7300480/