Teresa Long Testifies in Idaho on Soldier Health and Mortality

Good morning. My name is Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Long, and I've been invited here today to testify to the truth before the legislators of Idaho.

The information I'm presenting is made as a protected communication under Title 10 USC 1034 as a whistleblower.

My opinions are my own and do not reflect that of the United States Army, the DOD, or any entity thereof.

Insurance companies figured that if there were something catastrophic that happened to the United States, they would see a 10% increase in all-cause morbidity and mortality, 10% for just like an unprecedented catastrophic,

you know, natural event or something that happened in the United States.

US life insurance companies have reported an overwhelming and unexplainable increase in all-cause deaths among 18 to 49-year-olds.

40% is-- no one's even, no one's even calculated that.

I mean, that, that's never been, uh, factored into what things would look like.

It's apocalyptic. In my 15 years as a doctor taking care of soldiers, I have never seen this litany of debilitating and potentially deadly medical conditions in soldiers.

These conditions included strokes, transit ischemic attacks, pericarditis, myocarditis, erratic heart rates, arrhythmias, rapid onset and progression of various cancers to include testicular cancer, esophageal cancer, brain tumors,

neuroendocrine tumors, spinal tumors, thyroid dysfunction, multiple sclerosis, cognitive impairment, persistent severe insomnia, suppression of the immune system, unprovoked blood clots in the splenic and portal vein, avascular necrosis, liver dysfunction, menstrual irregularities, and miscarriages.

Well, I think if you look at the 5.3.6 post-marketing analysis report, the 1,291 adverse events, I don't think those came as diagnostic tests.

I think they came as confirmatory