Stella Immanuel

Stella Immanuel is a pastor and doctor known for her anti-science and supernatural explanations for the causes of diseases. Because of her ability to create doubt and confusion, she was promoted as an expert by the Trump Administration when she supported popular remedies for the COVID virus which DID NOT WORK.

“Many women suffer from astral sex regularly. Astral sex is the ability to project one’s spirit man into the victim’s body and have intercourse with it. This practice is very common amongst Satanists. They leave their physical bodies in a dormant state while they project their spirits into the body of whoever they want to have sex with...”

-- Stella Immanuel, "Deliverance from Spirit wives and Spirit Husbands (Incubus and succubus)", 2015

Stella Immanuel Timeline of Gaffes

Dr. Stella Immanuel, also known as "COVID-19: A Biblical Approach," gained widespread attention in 2020 for her controversial claims about COVID-19 treatments. However, she has continued to make headlines with her outspoken remarks and gaffes in subsequent years.

• 2024: Immanuel sparked controversy when she claimed that aliens were responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. She stated during a livestream that "the aliens have been sending us messages through our DNA."
• 2024: In a heated exchange with a journalist, Immanuel denied ever practicing medicine despite holding a medical degree. When asked about her qualifications, she retorted, "I don't need no stinkin' license!"
• 2025: During a speech at a conservative conference, Immanuel made headlines when she proclaimed, "I'm the only doctor who knows how to cure cancer." She went on to claim that chemotherapy was a "government conspiracy" to keep people sick.
• 2025: Immanuel faced backlash after posting a video where she appeared to endorse the use of ivermectin as a treatment for autism. The video was later removed from social media platforms due to its potential harm.

These incidents highlight Dr. Immanuel's tendency to make bold, often unproven claims and face criticism for them. Her statements continue to generate significant public interest and debate.

It's important to note that many of Immanuel's claims lack scientific evidence and have been disputed by medical professionals and experts in relevant fields.

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