Dr. Mark Ghalili disabled by antibiotics has a warning about the Monkeypox jab

Mark Ghalili is a medical doctor based in California.

He is the founder and CEO of Regen Labs, and is a Regenerative Medicine Specialist at Regenerative Medicine LA, treating patients in Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and all over the world.

He’s known as ‘The Doctor to the Doctors’, and has made the Forbes ‘Next 1000’ List of entrepreneurs to look out for.

In 2016 Ghalili suffered ‘a severe and common adverse reaction’ to a widely prescribed antibiotic called Cipro. This resulted in him suffering complete muscle wasting, burning neuropathy, seizures, brain fog, vertigo, blurry vision, and tendon tears in his legs. His life became confined to a wheelchair, crippled and unable to walk.

Using regenerative medicine techniques, practises which mainstream medicine would term ‘alternative’, Dr. Ghalili was able to regain his health. He has since built an unrivalled reputation for success in the field after treating thousands of patients for whom traditional medicine provided no hope of recovery.

In a recent video uploaded to TikTok, Dr. Ghalili warned people about the monkeypox vaccine, which contained Cipro – the same antibiotic which had crippled him.

‘I researched the ingredients and lo and behold it contains the most lethal antibiotic ever created – Cipro. Yes, the same antibiotic that put me in a wheelchair six years ago and disabled millions around the world.

‘If you noticed videos I posted of patients walking again from wheelchairs, the majority had consumed the antibiotic Cipro.

‘Cipro contains fluoride, and you are injecting fluoride in your body.

‘Now, why on earth would you place this toxic antibiotic with fluoride into the new shot?

‘If you have any cellular damage or adverse event from prior post, or are on HIV medication, this one has a possibility of causing massive mitochondrial toxicity, as the antibiotic Cipro comes with a ‘Black Box’ warning leading to permanent neuropathy, muscle wasting, and brain damage.’