Are We the Next Endangered Species?

Praise for Are We The Next Endangered Species? “It is no exaggeration to say that this highly impressive, meticulously researched and referenced, prodigious volume of work has the power to change the world for the better at a time when the stakes have never been higher. Dr. Fleming rightly warns us that there is a new world coming and humanity is staring into the abyss. In this book he sets out in detail not only how we got here and how medicine was hijacked, but the steps we can all take individually, no matter where we are in the world, for ‘we the people’, to take the fight to the enemy and ultimately control our own destiny, free from biowarfare and eugenics. This book is a massive red pill – are you brave enough to read it? I very much hope so, because your life and freedoms as you know them may well depend on doing so.”–Kaira Sheila McCallum, BSc (Hons) 

Dr. Richard M. Fleming is a physicist, nuclear cardiologist, and attorney with fifty-three years of research experience. He has spent decades investigating what causes multiple health problems including heart disease, cancer, and SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19. He joined the American Heart Association in 1976 and actively began teaching and researching heart disease; including both what causes heart disease and how to accurately find heart disease. In 1994 he presented his original theory on “Inflammation and Heart Disease” which was published in a cardiology textbook in 1999 and presented on 20⁄20 in 2004. His research career has also involved investigating and correcting errors made in medical testing including coronary arteriography and nuclear imaging; for both heart disease and cancer.

In 2017 after two decades of work he patented the first method capable of measuring regional blood flow and metabolic changes occurring inside the body. This method known as FMTVDM (Fleming Method) makes it possible to accurately determine what is happening inside the body as well as whether treatments prescribed for patients are working or not. In 2004 after reducing the amount of radiation he was giving patients for nuclear imaging tests of the heart he was accused of billing fraud. After evidence was hidden from the jury he agreed to a plea deal that did not state a crime making it possible for him to protect one of his children.