Juli Mazi Charged With Fake Vaccine Card Program

Self-described 41-year-old ‘naturopathic doctor’ in Napa, Calif. Is accused of selling customers a merchandise bill, falsely claiming lozenges allegedly containing COVID-19 would give “immunity for life ”against the new virus but without the toxic ingredients used in vaccines. Juli Mazi MO alleged that he asked buyers of his so-called “homeoprophylactic vaccination pellets” to falsely certify on CDC vaccination cards that they had received doses of the Moderna vaccine.

“However, as part of the delivery of the alleged homeoprophylactic vaccination granules, MAZI sent the family members of Complainant 1 COVID-19 vaccination cards with the Moderna vaccine entered the field for the name of the product. MAZI asked family members of Complainant 1 to mark the cards for falsely stating that they received the Moderna vaccine on the date they ingested the alleged COVID-19 homeoprophylactic vaccination lozenges, ”according to a complaint released Wednesday .

The allegations of “Complainant 1” are further detailed from here:

In an interview with this depositor, Complainant 1 said his family members said they had a virtual meeting with MAZI, then purchased pellets which later arrived in the mail, along with the CDC COVID vaccination cards. -19. MAZI told family members to fill in the date on the card with a date they were eligible for an FDA-cleared COVID-19 vaccine. Complainant 1 said a family member was not eligible to receive an FDA-cleared COVID-19 vaccine at the time he received the lozenges. None of the family members received an FDA-cleared COVID-19 vaccine at any time – from MAZI or any other source – but MAZI falsified, covered up and covered up this important fact, and fabricated false documents in writing, or having written, on the CDC COVID-19 immunization records that MAZI had administered the Moderna vaccine to family members.

Documents indicate that Mazi told Complainant 1 that the “dose [of pellets] is actually the same for babies’ and minor children.

Worse yet, Mazi was allegedly recorded instructing Complainant 1 on how to run the fake immunization card program by signing Mazi’s name for her as the “health professional” who administered doses of Moderna. These alleged instructions included advice such as “[Y]ou will fill out the card yourself. . . The only important aspect of the card is that it is readable. It doesn’t matter who the writing is, and in most cases where they have makeshift immunization assembly line type situations, they ask people to fill in the information themselves ”; “You will put my name, Dr Juli Mazi. . . They want to see the dates are about a month apart or at least three weeks between those dates. . . Ultimately, once you’ve filled the map completely, I highly recommend that you take a picture of it and bookmark it in your phone so that you can find it quickly and easily.

Among the “pellets”, Mazi is said to have said on the recording that they came from “COVID-19. . . It is made from the particles of the disease themselves.

“I don’t know the exact process for this,” Mazi admitted before attempting to explain the supposed effects. “As long as they can extract the germs from the virus, they can make the cure. With this method, we harness what is called the innate immune system. It’s like our higher intelligence part of the immune system. A good example of this is how mothers transfer their immune intelligence to their babies. You know of any of those diseases or germs mom was exposed to before pregnancy, all of this information is inherited by the baby. It becomes the baby’s innate immune system. So this baby ends up being immune to all of this information for life without ever having been exposed to it in the first place. This is also what it exploits. “

It was not a one-off thing, according to the Justice Department. Two other plaintiffs corroborated Mazi’s alleged fake vaccination / cure card system, particularly details on instructions on how to complete fake vaccine cards.

Mazi now faces charges of wire fraud and misrepresentation related to health care matters.

Mazi’s biography notes that she graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine. In 2019, she featured in an “Alumna Story” article on the institution’s website.

Dr. Mazi’s journey to NUNM began because of a loved one’s experience with allopathic medicine and gained momentum when she discovered the connection to plants. His own experience with the NUNM medical school dispels some myths about naturopathic medicine: that it is a bunch of “hippie and down to earth doctors”. Instead, Dr. Mazi completed four years of rigorous medical school and counseling certifications. Like all ND graduates from NUNM, she has undergone extensive training in advanced sciences, functional medicine, alternative medicine and therapies in order to treat the whole person.

“Dr. Juli Mazi is a naturopathic doctor, who works with people of all ages to help them flourish and achieve an optimal and dynamic state of well-being”, indicates the Twitter account of the accused, which is full of inspirational quotes and links to her Facebook account (where she has over 12,000 subscribers).

The government claims Mazi exploited and “endangered” the public during a pandemic by peddling fake medicine and fake vaccination status cards.

“This defendant allegedly defrauded and endangered the public by attacking fears and spreading misinformation about vaccinations authorized by the FDA, while peddling bogus treatments that put people’s lives at risk. Worse yet, the defendant allegedly created counterfeit COVID-19 vaccination cards and asked its clients to falsely mark that they had received a vaccine, allowing them to bypass efforts to contain the spread of the disease ”, Lisa O. Monaco said Wednesday in a statement. “The Department of Justice and its law enforcement partners are committed to protecting the American people from fraudsters during this national emergency. This commitment is evident in this lawsuit as well as in the ongoing work of the ministry and our partner agencies in the COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force established by the Attorney General earlier this year. “

Read the complaint below:

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