#60 Bush Blood Letting for Medical Reasons

In this informal video, Dr. John A. King (Speaker A) explains why he performs therapeutic bloodletting every three months to reduce cardiac workload. He describes the logistical hurdles of obtaining clinical care (having to travel to Alice Springs), decides to do the procedure at home under the supervision of his brother‑in‑law, and demonstrates the process. He aims for a pint (≈16 oz) of blood but only manages about 3 oz before the blood coagulates, so he settles for an 8‑oz cup. He notes that the procedure helps keep his blood less viscous, especially in hot conditions, and he supports it with a regimen of CurcuminPro, aspirin, and high water intake (4–5 L per day). His wife is fully supportive, and the overall tone is pragmatic and instructional.










