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Speaker 2: So today, ladies and gentlemen, this episode, Uh, there's some
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Speaker 2: knew because I've been in it for uber duper long time,
Speaker 2: seeing this repeatedly over and over again. So without further ado,
Speaker 2: today we are going to do a pharmachea rebranded. So
Speaker 2: buckle up, hold onto your seats, and if some stuff
Speaker 2: in here doesn't piss you off, then you're not paying attention.
Speaker 1: Just I mean, we had to piss them off the
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Speaker 2: So pharmachea, like we talked about before, an ancient Greek
Speaker 2: term and with the classical ancient Greek meaning, it means
Speaker 2: the use of drugs or medication or treating diseases, healing,
Speaker 2: therapeutic compounds, all the goodies, poisonings which we talked about
Speaker 2: on The Anointed one episode, many medicinal substances. Yes, they
Speaker 2: can be used for good, but they can also be
Speaker 2: used for harm as well. And then of course it
Speaker 2: also means sorcery, witchcraft, or magic, especially when potions and
Speaker 2: substances were used to influence people or events. Sound familiar, numb, numb,
Speaker 2: So can you see this, okay, my dear, Yes, maam,
Speaker 2: it is beautiful. So pharmaciea the hidden assassin, and we
Speaker 2: have the medical Cadusia staff with the two creepy snakes.
Speaker 2: Funny that they have little fans because venom. Snake venom
Speaker 2: is used in a lot of different medical compounds, medications,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et CETERA little thing of note
Speaker 2: for people that have not heard me say this before,
Speaker 2: are not aware, one of the most commonly prescribed blood
Speaker 2: pressure medications is an ace inhibitor. Ace inhibitors are made
Speaker 2: with snake venom. Hence, while a lot of people are
Speaker 2: definitely allergic to them because they cause a very spasmodic
Speaker 2: cough to the point where people vomit from it. So
Speaker 2: welcome to the world of pharmachheea. So what does the
Speaker 2: slide say, Darling.
Speaker 1: It says pharmacy is sorcery by all nations were deceived,
Speaker 1: so Revelations eighteen twenty three. But mostly I like the
Speaker 1: photo for this particular one because you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Sorcery, and we have the wh on here as well
Speaker 2: as is there an old here. It's got ambulance services
Speaker 2: on here, it's got medical staffs on here, it's got
Speaker 2: prescriptions on here. This slide says it all. It's an
Speaker 2: all encompassing, all in one little pretty package, all in
Speaker 2: a bow. So there you go. So pharmaciea strangely enough,
Speaker 2: and I'm big on like root words and stuff. If
Speaker 2: you ever took one of my courses, you would know
Speaker 2: this comes from two different things. So pharmicon means drug,
Speaker 2: remedy or poison, an AA indicates an act, a practice,
Speaker 2: or condition. And so those two words together or what
Speaker 2: gave us pharmacy which is the science or practice of
Speaker 2: preparing indispensic meds, or pharmacology, which is the study of
Speaker 2: drugs and their effects. Like I said on the last show,
Speaker 2: though ninety seven percent of the medical studies that are
Speaker 2: done are founded and funded by big pharma or the
Speaker 2: government in a roundabout back door way, until only three
Speaker 2: percent of studies are not linked to the government or
Speaker 2: big pharma. So yeah, imagine that. So when it talks
Speaker 2: about the study of drugs and their effects, it's called
Speaker 2: lying with statistics right where they pay for whatever outcome
Speaker 2: that they want in this study to be able to
Speaker 2: push forward to medication and get it approved by the FDA. Simple. So,
Speaker 2: like we talked about last time. In Galatians five twenty
Speaker 2: it says idolatry and witchcraft, hatred, discord, jealousy. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of that going around these days, fits of rage,
Speaker 2: which I have something to say about that, selfish ambition,
Speaker 2: dissension or factions. And so think about the new mRNA
Speaker 2: technology and the studies that have come out recently stating
Speaker 2: that if you had this and it had multiple doses,
Speaker 2: especially of the one that starts with a P, people's
Speaker 2: behavior is very altered and they're very prone to not
Speaker 2: just fits of rage, but I would say personality changes
Speaker 2: in general, leaning a lot toward the negative side.
Speaker 1: So, and if you've got no injection, but you're with
Speaker 1: somebody that gave you a hot beef injection, I still
Speaker 1: have an injection.
Speaker 2: And if it wasn't a very good hot beef injection,
Speaker 2: you may be prone to fits of rage that too,
Speaker 2: Yes what? Or you maybe brought to insertions to make
Speaker 2: yourself happy afterwards? Sorry? Not sorry, you stop back, Going
Speaker 2: back to Revelations eighteen twenty three, The light of the
Speaker 2: lamp will never shine in you again. The voice of
Speaker 2: bridegroom and the bride will never be heard in you again.
Speaker 2: Your merchants were the were the world's important people. By
Speaker 2: your magic spell, all nations were let us stray, and
Speaker 2: like we talked about last time, like to Babbylon and
Speaker 2: mod day Babylon, and you know, all of the things
Speaker 2: and so substances influence, spiritual manipulation, all of that stuff
Speaker 2: through potions, plants, chemicals, intoxicants, there's a lot of that too,
Speaker 2: ritualistic spiritual manipulative context. Also poisoning, enhancement or alteration of
Speaker 2: the mind, which is pretty much any of the mental
Speaker 2: health drugs that you take, or the opioids that you take,
Speaker 2: or things of that nature. And so these are all
Speaker 2: done for the purpose of influence, controlu deception, so pretty
Speaker 2: well relates to Revelations and Galatians in a very spot
Speaker 2: on type of way. Es actually with addiction and altered
Speaker 2: states and false healing narratives, the control mechanisms and manipulation
Speaker 2: that's put in place, and of course the spiritual consequences
Speaker 2: that comes from all the above. So you know, personal level,
Speaker 2: speaking from the Galatians aspect of things, when coping medications
Speaker 2: or escaping turns into our identity. Hence, like we talked
Speaker 2: about before, the labels, if they can label you and
Speaker 2: you internalize that label, I am this diagnosis, that diagnosis,
Speaker 2: especially when it comes to addict depressed anxiety, any of
Speaker 2: those kind of things in the mental health realm or
Speaker 2: addiction realm, that's a huge thing. Again we talked about
Speaker 2: last time, when substances or medications become kind of like
Speaker 2: your idol and you almost worship them like it's an altar.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people that do that, and you
Speaker 2: cannot tell them to put down their drugs, to stop
Speaker 2: their drugs. It doesn't matter if it's pharma based prescription
Speaker 2: medications or if it is recreational substances. Like we touched
Speaker 2: on a little bit last time, where some people are like,
Speaker 2: I can't be creative unless I have this, and that
Speaker 2: becomes part of your identity and you don't know who
Speaker 2: you are without that substance. And so a lot of
Speaker 2: people are the same way with blood pressure meds, diabetes meds,
Speaker 2: you name it, or pain meds, anything of that nature.
Speaker 2: So addiction isn't just physical, right, it becomes a war
Speaker 2: on you, yourself and your personal connection not just with
Speaker 2: other people, but also spiritually speaking. So from the medical
Speaker 2: or physiological angle of that. Modern pharmacology, an addiction often
Speaker 2: hijack the dopamine, serotonin, and reward systems that God created
Speaker 2: for us, right, and so especially if they damage that system,
Speaker 2: that reward system, or involuntarily it's altered from those medications
Speaker 2: because you don't know that that's what it's going to
Speaker 2: do to you. And then trauma and mental health. This
Speaker 2: orders often, like we talked about previously in the month
Speaker 2: of December, are treated chemically first, right, because everybody's got
Speaker 2: psychosis now because they said so. And spiritually never when
Speaker 2: was the last time that you went to an actual
Speaker 2: physician and they were like, they think you're under a
Speaker 2: spiritual attack, or maybe you should pray more or you know,
Speaker 2: ask for forgiveness or whatever. It's automatically, sorry, Joe, your
Speaker 2: batshit nuts and here's some drugs.
Speaker 1: You know, so there's a lot your pills.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So people feel managed and not healed. Especially if
Speaker 2: they're awake to things, they'll feel managed. If not, then
Speaker 2: they don't even know what's happening because they're kind of blinded.
Speaker 2: So spiritually speaking, it becomes like a counterfeit sacrament. I
Speaker 2: guess you could say, where you know you're worshiping up
Speaker 2: the altar of big pharma. Your your personalities and different
Speaker 2: and so instead of going to communion or experiencing community,
Speaker 2: because a lot of these drugs are designed to separate
Speaker 2: you and dule your experience and lessen your emotions, right,
Speaker 2: because you're easier controlled when you're flat, So you don't
Speaker 2: have community anymore.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 2: You're withdraw you don't like to speak to people, you're depressed,
Speaker 2: and you're the only person on the planet that's depressed.
Speaker 2: All of those things go along together, so it becomes
Speaker 2: like the medication becomes like your mediator for your quote
Speaker 2: internal peace, right, instead of getting internal peace from the creator.
Speaker 1: And if you're constantly doing that, how do you know
Speaker 1: what you're capable of?
Speaker 2: One you and you don't. And then other people take
Speaker 2: for example, like I mentioned somebody that I know that
Speaker 2: it's like I cannot create without this because I've done
Speaker 2: it since my early childhood.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: But people on the outside can see that situation and
Speaker 2: be like, what have you created lately? Like what direction
Speaker 2: are you going? Like how productive are you? Like all
Speaker 2: of the things that go along with it. So you
Speaker 2: may think that you're like a genius creator or whatever,
Speaker 2: but people around you are like, yeah, lazy and all
Speaker 2: the things, you know what I mean. So I love
Speaker 2: this slide that you have up here right now. So
Speaker 2: it's says you've you've opened yourself up to the demonic realm.
Speaker 2: And that is so very true because like we talked about,
Speaker 2: it severs your root connection and all of those things.
Speaker 2: So moving in to like the babylon era, right, and
Speaker 2: the Revelations, so substances and influence and again spiritual manipulation.
Speaker 2: So the poisonings and all of that stuff is a
Speaker 2: is a big deal. It's a whole thing. So in Revelations,
Speaker 2: the world is no longer ruled by kings but by merchants.
Speaker 2: And I would say in modern times it's not merchants,
Speaker 2: it's big money, big pharma, big insurance company money, you know,
Speaker 2: all of the things that control and make up decisions
Speaker 2: and stuff for and so pharmaceutical companies, media because the
Speaker 2: media plays right into that because look at how many
Speaker 2: commercials we have on TV now and you can't go
Speaker 2: five minutes without seeing a commercial for something pharma and
Speaker 2: so industry leaders all of that stuff kind of like
Speaker 2: their table top exercises that they do, Like how are
Speaker 2: they going to get the people to comply with, you know,
Speaker 2: whatever the who says says that we need to do
Speaker 2: or to take or to treat with or you know,
Speaker 2: all of those things. So as a nation as a whole,
Speaker 2: not just here but across the world, except for the
Speaker 2: countries where the leadership is a little bit smarter and
Speaker 2: not being paid by pharma executives, nations are conquer or
Speaker 2: not by swords anymore, but by dependency and sedation. Because look,
Speaker 2: how many people are just fast asleep going through life
Speaker 2: like an NPC right, a distraction because if they can
Speaker 2: dule your senses and whatever and they say, look, there's
Speaker 2: a squirrel. You know, that's what you focus on, and
Speaker 2: you don't focus on anything else. You don't focus on
Speaker 2: yourself or your family or God or any of this stuff.
Speaker 2: And the narrative kind of like spell casting, you know,
Speaker 2: because how often does that happen in the media, like
Speaker 2: we talked about before, where every news station is putting
Speaker 2: out the exact same wording, like the existential threat to
Speaker 2: our humanity blah blah blah blah, all of that stuff,
Speaker 2: so rents and repeat, and that's what they do, is
Speaker 2: it's constantly repetitive because when you hear something on a
Speaker 2: repeat cycle, you're more able to internalize that. And so
Speaker 2: if they keep telling you through social media or news
Speaker 2: sources or whatever that if you have questions about pharmacy
Speaker 2: or vaccines or any of that stuff, that you're an
Speaker 2: anti vaxer, anti science blah blah blah. Right, so they
Speaker 2: can repeat that over and over again and people will
Speaker 2: believe it.
Speaker 1: Oh, they definitely did.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred percent. So what are we looking at
Speaker 2: with this?
Speaker 1: So I just put this because we were talking a
Speaker 1: little about the sorcery end of it. You're gonna, you know,
Speaker 1: go into that a little. And this is Heckata, queen
Speaker 1: of the witches. This is associated with crossroads, entrance ways,
Speaker 1: light magic, witchcraft, knowledge of herbs and poisonous plants, ghosts
Speaker 1: and necromancy. And so so don't do drugs with ghosts.
Speaker 2: And one hundred percent yeah, not into the not like
Speaker 2: any kind of stuff like that, exactly yipes. M. So
Speaker 2: in the Revelations REALM, again from the medical or pharmological angle,
Speaker 2: the rise of course of mass prescribed psychiatric medications, because
Speaker 2: we all talked about before we changed the DSM codes,
Speaker 2: which were mental health codes, and they've added like a
Speaker 2: bookou ton right, like pages of pages of new ones.
Speaker 2: And we don't ask your symptoms anymore. We just automatically
Speaker 2: assume that what people say that they're psychotic or they
Speaker 2: have some kind of mental health disorder or a mental breakdown,
Speaker 2: or anxiety or something. Hello, if you go through life
Speaker 2: every day and have no kind of anxiety whatsoever ever
Speaker 2: about any situation, I would be worried about you, because
Speaker 2: that's part of the human condition. You're supposed to feel
Speaker 2: your feelings.
Speaker 1: We are. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So along with of course the mass prescribing of mental
Speaker 2: health drugs, we also have how many opioid epidemics, and
Speaker 2: we have movies and shows that have come out about
Speaker 2: opioid epidemics, the synthetic drug culture, which Hello you and
Speaker 2: I did a beautiful episode on a synthetic and bioengineered
Speaker 2: or altered drugs that are of the recreational brand that
Speaker 2: they're also trying to put into modern day pharmacology use
Speaker 2: and psychedelic biotech, which was part of that show. So
Speaker 2: if you miss that, go back and check that episode out.
Speaker 2: So each time one of these things happens, they frame
Speaker 2: it as a breakthrough. But is it a breakthrough if
Speaker 2: it causes constant dependency on said medication or if it
Speaker 2: causes you to disassociate from your true personality? I think not.
Speaker 2: And if you're spiritually confused and destabilized, are you being
Speaker 2: your true, authentic, genuine self? I would say not. What
Speaker 2: say you no?
Speaker 1: I definitely feel like if something has control over you,
Speaker 1: it doesn't really matter if it's a drug. That's what
Speaker 1: we're talking about. To David, sugar is a drug if
Speaker 1: you can't caffeine or you know, sometimes you just have
Speaker 1: to bite a bullet and do it, and maybe you
Speaker 1: can do it, but you're fussy or whatever. That's a
Speaker 1: lot different than I cannot cannot function.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of people that will say that, like,
Speaker 2: don't talk to me in the morning until I have
Speaker 2: my coffee, because coffee also has things in it to
Speaker 2: make it an addictive substance. Plus it becomes addictive behavior
Speaker 2: and cognitive behavior, and changing those ways of thinking or
Speaker 2: a daily routine is something that a lot of people
Speaker 2: refuse to do, and so again that becomes a label.
Speaker 2: I'm a coffee drinker and I can't function until I
Speaker 2: have this. So everybody knows to stay away from you
Speaker 2: because you're an asshole in the morning.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't drink coffee, so we don't have to worry
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 1: At my house, that was definitely my dad, Alfy.
Speaker 2: It's gross. There's a lot of people that are like that,
Speaker 2: that just can't can't function without something.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: So from the revelation side as well, the spiritual angle
Speaker 2: of things, the illusion of salvation through chemical means or
Speaker 2: biochemical means, uh, the belief that transformation comes from a molecule,
Speaker 2: not a meaning. So you know, you can't have thoughts
Speaker 2: and uh happy place and happy visions of you know,
Speaker 2: angels or God speaking to you or whatever. You have
Speaker 2: to depend on a molecule to control your life and
Speaker 2: your your body makeup. And of course the culture shift
Speaker 2: that we go through where you're no longer doing soul
Speaker 2: care or self care or care of the spirit that
Speaker 2: God gave you, but you're more about SOMEPTO control right again,
Speaker 2: So with your failings, failings are important, you know, we all.
Speaker 1: We all go through this. So you're not special. I
Speaker 1: hate I hate to tell people. You heard it here first.
Speaker 2: You are not special. We're not special.
Speaker 1: We are all sad at all different times, and we
Speaker 1: have lots of reasons. Life is hard, really hard, and
Speaker 1: I think that's something different. You know. Now if you
Speaker 1: tell me and my husband we're watching this, we like
Speaker 1: to watch these dumb off grid shows and that there's
Speaker 1: this guy that comes on and fixes their homestead and
Speaker 1: he's very like, I don't care, get the work done.
Speaker 1: You know, he's a And I'm like, yeah, this guy
Speaker 1: would be called a narcissistic bad person now. And I said,
Speaker 1: the funny thing about narcissistic bad people not real true ones,
Speaker 1: but label right now as they get shited done, right,
Speaker 1: that's what you call when you're in deep shit. That
Speaker 1: is who you call first.
Speaker 2: I'm a person and you know that goes back to
Speaker 2: like who God made you to be. You are a strong, scheduled, oriented,
Speaker 2: task driven kind of person. Doesn't mean you're a narcissist.
Speaker 2: It just means that when you have a job to
Speaker 2: do that you are focused in on that laser focused
Speaker 2: and you're not distracted by the squirrel in the woods
Speaker 2: collecting nuts, you know what I mean. Sometimes yeah, well
Speaker 2: sometimes we all are. But you know, like the the
Speaker 2: label that everybody has anxiety or whatever, is is to
Speaker 2: me so stupid because of course you have anxiety because
Speaker 2: you have bills do and your paycheck is not enough
Speaker 2: to pay for everything. Been there lots of times in
Speaker 2: my life, you know, And that's when you play roulette
Speaker 2: with your bills and you throw them up in the
Speaker 2: air and whatever lands first is what you pay. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that causes anxiety, It causes stress, all of the things.
Speaker 2: But you can't change and grow as a person if
Speaker 2: you don't sit with your feelings and be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: next time, what can I do to make it better
Speaker 2: next time? How am I going to respond in a
Speaker 2: different way like all of the stuff? Yes, percent, So
Speaker 2: I'm just saying it happens, and you know that's kind
Speaker 2: of important. So the significance again of pharmaciea as a symbol,
Speaker 2: represents the human attempt to control, manipulate, or alter reality
Speaker 2: of anybody through substances, whether it's physically, spiritually, mentally, All
Speaker 2: of the things are there right wrapped in a little box.
Speaker 2: So yeah, one hundred percent. So theologically speaking or mystically speaking.
Speaker 2: In a lot of writings, sometimes it's metaphorically when it's
Speaker 2: an actual critique of spiritual reliance on potions, power, manipulation,
Speaker 2: or deception. And so it's it's not just in the Bible,
Speaker 2: it's literally through all kinds of historical texts where where
Speaker 2: they talk about this and I would say warn about
Speaker 2: this as well. So you know, just saying that's a
Speaker 2: that's a whole another thing.
Speaker 1: So the.
Speaker 2: Focus on legit medicine and legit healing again with the
Speaker 2: name changes and all of the language rebranding and stuff
Speaker 2: where we don't want people to think that they're changing
Speaker 2: their personality or losing their spiritual individuality or stuff. So
Speaker 2: we're renaming and rebranding things that's healing and health when
Speaker 2: that actually cause much more harm than good. And if
Speaker 2: you're treating a symptom and not the cause of something
Speaker 2: with the medication, and that medication causes more injury or
Speaker 2: more damage to another part of your body, then you
Speaker 2: have more symptoms and you have more problems. And so
Speaker 2: that's how they keep you looped in the system all
Speaker 2: the time, right, is because now we got to fix
Speaker 2: your liver, because now your liver's messed up. When we
Speaker 2: were just treating your heart. Oh well, now your liver's
Speaker 2: messed up and your heart's messed up. And now your
Speaker 2: kidneys are screwed, so now we got to fix those too, Right,
Speaker 2: But every time they give you something, if it was
Speaker 2: actually really good for you, would it have a two
Speaker 2: hundred page list of side effects?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 2: And if something was really good for you, would they
Speaker 2: force you by coercion or a threat of loss of
Speaker 2: income or you know, loss of being a member of
Speaker 2: society if you don't take this product or whatever that
Speaker 2: we recommend. Would it Would it really be good for
Speaker 2: you if they were doing all these things?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, not about that.
Speaker 2: What's it about money?
Speaker 1: Money?
Speaker 2: Money, just saying, so moving away from from the healing
Speaker 2: stuff and rebranding so we can people right and pull
Speaker 2: the wool over their eyes so they don't know what's coming.
Speaker 2: So rebranding the concept from historical contexts and the negative
Speaker 2: connotations that go along with that and everything that the
Speaker 2: Bible and ancient text warned about. So now they're going
Speaker 2: to turn it around as a positive, health focused, healing
Speaker 2: centered happy rainbow products, happy rainbows.
Speaker 1: So we have.
Speaker 2: Rainicorn or unicorns shooting rainbows out there, powder out in
Speaker 2: pharmacaea commercials and stuff these days, because and think about
Speaker 2: that every time you see a commercial, what are people doing.
Speaker 2: They're on a road trip on their motorcycle, or they're
Speaker 2: outsight seeing, or they're in a group gathered with a
Speaker 2: lot of people and you know, everybody's happy and smiling.
Speaker 2: Is that really what communications will do for you?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Just so think about that next time you watch a commercial.
Speaker 2: Pay close attention to the messaging and a commercial and
Speaker 2: what they're what their emotions portray, because that's a huge thing.
Speaker 2: That's a marketing tool, ladies and gentlemen. And then at
Speaker 2: the bottom there's always a blur. It may cause disiness, blindness, death, seizures,
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, stroke, lots of limbs, lots of peepee,
Speaker 2: you know all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the important I mean, if you weren't depressed before.
Speaker 2: Exactly, if you're WILLI but jeebers fell off because you're
Speaker 2: taking a medication or it doesn't work at all anymore.
Speaker 2: M sorry, you may have a mental health disorder. If
Speaker 2: you are going to the doctor, you're going to get
Speaker 2: a label. And technically speaking, if you're we we fell
Speaker 2: off or stopped working, uh, you have foot cause to
Speaker 2: so with your feelings, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you're not crazy, you're not psychotic.
Speaker 1: So how your wife is sad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent, and then you know she's depressed,
Speaker 2: and then she's going to get a label on medication too,
Speaker 2: so pills for everyone. And then we're going to treat
Speaker 2: the kids because they're sad because their parents are sad.
Speaker 1: That's right, everybody's sad, geez Louise.
Speaker 2: So the concept shift right between the old perception and
Speaker 2: it being sorcery and witchcraft and causing harm and all
Speaker 2: of those things, to rebranding it as something responsible and
Speaker 2: healing oriented was purposeful, right, because they had to take
Speaker 2: away that negative connotation. And so now everything we do
Speaker 2: and the influencers are a big part of this, right,
Speaker 2: Any products that they push or all of that stuff
Speaker 2: is to emphasize wellness, balance and spiritual or mental health
Speaker 2: rather than manipulation and corruption and coercion and all of
Speaker 2: the things that are associated with it. So, like said
Speaker 2: on the last show, like when they were pushing the
Speaker 2: methylene blue and oh my god, Kennedy takes this. Did
Speaker 2: you see him? He was in the thing in the
Speaker 2: meeting and he was taking that. Okay, first off, you
Speaker 2: couldn't see what the bottle was how do you know
Speaker 2: it was methylene blue that he was taking in number two.
Speaker 2: Because it was a craze and it was pushed by
Speaker 2: influencers that became a thing. So even you know, herbals
Speaker 2: and all of that kind of stuff also be dangerous
Speaker 2: if you don't know what you're doing, and if you
Speaker 2: don't know that you shouldn't take certain herbs with certain
Speaker 2: other herbs and all of the things. Right to do
Speaker 2: your work, do your research. Hello, person that messages me
Speaker 2: all of the time. Look up shit on GPT, chat,
Speaker 2: GPT or Google. It's a little thing called the internet.
Speaker 2: A kadoki just saying that works?
Speaker 1: Great? Works great?
Speaker 2: So steps what were made to rebrand symbolically? Right, We've
Speaker 2: got to highlight healing roots and so the original meaning
Speaker 2: included medicine and therapeutic compounds that focused on historical aspects.
Speaker 2: Reframe the symbolism. So we got to transform that manipulation
Speaker 2: or potency into it empowerment and self care and holistic wellness. Right,
Speaker 2: we got to empower you to make your choices, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna force you to take it more. You're going
Speaker 2: to lose your job. Okay, that is not a thing. Uh,
Speaker 2: but self care is a big thing, especially, like I
Speaker 2: said again with the influencers and all of that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, that it's all about you and taking care
Speaker 2: of you, and these things, these herbs or these medications
Speaker 2: or even this shampoo can restore you to your real
Speaker 2: You call bullshit anyway, that's beside the point.
Speaker 1: So few things act that quickly. Right. Everything has an exchange.
Speaker 2: And what are you what are you giving up to
Speaker 2: be able to get something right? So connections with modern
Speaker 2: wellness draw parallels between pharmacy, herbal medicine, and responsible use
Speaker 2: of supplements. There is a whole book on supplements and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Like Heidi mentioned, the last time, you
Speaker 2: really have to let a practitioner know your regular doctor.
Speaker 2: Sadly enough, most doctors are not going to know. They
Speaker 2: don't even know how to look up stuff in that book.
Speaker 2: They don't know how to look up ingredients that are
Speaker 2: in a certain thing or whatever. And so unless you're
Speaker 2: seeing somebody that is holistic minded, nature, pathic minded, or whatever,
Speaker 2: they're not going to understand what you're telling them that
Speaker 2: you're taking. So make sure you pay attention to those
Speaker 2: kind of things, and make sure again use Google Chat,
Speaker 2: ept whatever. Source you need to to make sure if
Speaker 2: you're taking a supplement that it's okay for you to
Speaker 2: take it. If you have chronic kidney damage, you certainly
Speaker 2: don't want to take something that is a natural diuretic.
Speaker 2: Just saying, pay attention, look stuff up. So also integration
Speaker 2: of spiritual and the mindful layer, and so we have
Speaker 2: to show conscious, ethical use of herbs and medicines that
Speaker 2: align with spiritual wellness instead of the old age sorcery.
Speaker 2: And so if they can rebrand and repackage it as
Speaker 2: saying you know that this is going to heal your
Speaker 2: your mindful layer or your spiritual connection. Yeah, I got well, shit,
Speaker 2: the only thing that can do that is your connection
Speaker 2: with God. And if you don't believe in God, then
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but a face cream is not going to
Speaker 2: help you. I'm just saying, yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: In the short term, you're still not going to be happy, rich, happy,
Speaker 1: something something something. Yeah, So they go around chopping their
Speaker 1: noses off and stuff. That's because they're still not happy.
Speaker 1: It's like a whole thing.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. And you can like the lady that
Speaker 2: had I don't it was like one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: plastic surgeries or something like that because she was constantly
Speaker 2: looking for perfection and then she ended up dying recently
Speaker 2: because of so many complications from so many surgeries on
Speaker 2: her body. Yeah, it's a thing, people. So you're perfect
Speaker 2: the way you are. You're perfect the way God made you.
Speaker 2: If you want to lose weight, then lose weight. You
Speaker 2: don't need a medication injectable to make you lose weight.
Speaker 2: How about change and do some exercise.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The only time you need a pill like that
Speaker 1: to help you lose weight is it you don't have
Speaker 1: your thigh right functioning correctly, then you might need something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so you will stay happy.
Speaker 2: That lifestyle changes are our a thing. But those they're
Speaker 2: called GLP ones, and so those GLP one weight loss clinics,
Speaker 2: there is literally one on every corner all the time now,
Speaker 2: Like I think they've even got more of those than
Speaker 2: they have balgreens now. And so that is geared toward
Speaker 2: us who are lazy, slothy type of people that want
Speaker 2: immediate results, that don't want to have to put in
Speaker 2: the work. Life is hard, life is complicated, and yes,
Speaker 2: you have to put in the work or you're not
Speaker 2: going to get anywhere. I'm just saying, and if you
Speaker 2: take those drugs, oh baby, you better know what all
Speaker 2: the side effects are going to be, because you're going
Speaker 2: to have a host of problems come.
Speaker 1: Down go off of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, weirdest thing because it shuts off your body's
Speaker 2: ability to produce the chemicals that and the aminos that
Speaker 2: are needed to break down fat so and digestion. So yeah, problems.
Speaker 2: So the world the worldview and the mechanism of the
Speaker 2: linguistic depths that they go to to reframe, rewrite and
Speaker 2: change or rebrand, like we said, like how things are
Speaker 2: perceived and how wording matters in what they say.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: Throughout history, like healers and shamans and priests often use
Speaker 2: the same kind of plants, but the differences they're intent
Speaker 2: behind it. And so the intent was to heal, not
Speaker 2: to harm. And so that's a big difference on the
Speaker 2: way they have now because now if you look up
Speaker 2: like holistic doctors or herbal remedies or home remedies or
Speaker 2: any of that kind of stuff, you're going to get
Speaker 2: sites that tell you like it's alternative, like quackery theory. Right,
Speaker 2: you can't treat with anything but petroleum based products.
Speaker 1: Of course so high product that they didn't need anymore.
Speaker 2: And so again we gotta you know, deploy these substances
Speaker 2: and things in a way that distort the truth your
Speaker 2: autonomy and your ability to have that genetic DNA connection
Speaker 2: with God and your root grounding, your root chakra. It's important.
Speaker 2: And so potions are intoxicants are now psychiatric meds, opioids,
Speaker 2: synthetics or disassociatives. So ritual influence is now microdosing culture.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of that going on, ceremonial drug narratives,
Speaker 2: self directed sacrament style usage and so hello with all
Speaker 2: the shaman and the uh psychedelic drugs and the you know,
Speaker 2: trips and all of that stuff is all part of
Speaker 2: the rebranding process. So poison versus medicine ambiguity is now
Speaker 2: side effects versus benefits.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The debate on that is vast and wide reaching. We
Speaker 2: could literally do a show on that every day for
Speaker 2: the rest of our lives and still not be done.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dependent say risk factors into it, and that
Speaker 2: collapse I guess you could say of medical trust sorcery
Speaker 2: or enchantment is now narrative influence through branding, messaging, and
Speaker 2: cultural persuasion. So how many people got attacked by bots
Speaker 2: on social media if they said something or anything or
Speaker 2: questioned about the new vaccines or stuff that's coming out
Speaker 2: about new medications, or why the company with the p
Speaker 2: that had this vaccine also had all these drugs for
Speaker 2: the side effects in their pipeline ready to go once
Speaker 2: the vaccine was released. So huh interesting huh.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: Losing your agency or your yourself your center being as
Speaker 2: now addiction, chemical dependency, and identity disruption and so again
Speaker 2: those are going to lead to mental health diagnoses for
Speaker 2: you if you tell the doctor, I just don't feel
Speaker 2: like myself. I don't know who I am anymore. Those
Speaker 2: are buzzwords they're going to pick up. That's part of
Speaker 2: life and growing up every seven years. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 2: was going to say who I was ten years ago
Speaker 2: is not the same as the person I am now,
Speaker 2: Like I've grown up a lot since then, and I
Speaker 2: think most people do.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Are there people that are exceptions to that rule and
Speaker 2: they never change or grow up every seven years? Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people like that. Like my ex husband.
Speaker 1: Just saying, mind you didn't just hear me cough, I
Speaker 1: didn't work no, it.
Speaker 2: Did not, But that's mute. That's okay. She was choking
Speaker 2: on a hairball. Ladies and gentlemen. It happens. It happens.
Speaker 2: My dog is very free exactly, and I got to
Speaker 2: get a different mic.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, it helps when people that are supposed to fill
Speaker 2: orders can actually read and fill them properly. That is
Speaker 2: the problem.
Speaker 1: In the slide show, I can't mute on this little screen.
Speaker 2: So on that note, with people like being crappy at
Speaker 2: customer service nowadays and not being able to read and
Speaker 2: not paying attention having situational awareness when they're walking out
Speaker 2: in front of traffic while they're on their cell phone
Speaker 2: and stuff, maybe they're under the influence of pharmackeea you reckon.
Speaker 1: With well, not always sometimes the other thing that I
Speaker 1: already showed, but yeah, it's an open door.
Speaker 2: That's entirely possible too. But if it was biosynthesized or
Speaker 2: you know whatever made that again, it could be a thing.
Speaker 2: So the centers of the brain that are involved with
Speaker 2: pharmacia and how your body reacts are the dopamine center,
Speaker 2: which has to do with reward and motivation and seeking
Speaker 2: meaning in things. Your serotonin, which is your mood stabilizer,
Speaker 2: your sense of belonging.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people that have problem with that.
Speaker 2: And social attunement also because if you're isolating yourself and
Speaker 2: stuff like that, you're gonna have problems.
Speaker 1: And with drugs, the most benign, tiny little drug anxiety
Speaker 1: when you go out without it, because you know you've
Speaker 1: made yourself this.
Speaker 2: New less one hundred percent because you broke the links
Speaker 2: and that chain link fence and the way that it's
Speaker 2: supposed to fire and function, and so it like torched it,
Speaker 2: burned it all to the ground, and now you're just
Speaker 2: not able to control anything, which is what your body
Speaker 2: was designed to do. That's how you keep your body
Speaker 2: in homeostasis or balanced because of all of the chemicals
Speaker 2: and the amina acids and all of the things that
Speaker 2: we produce and make in our system. So on top
Speaker 2: of those things, you also have your uh indogenous opioid center,
Speaker 2: which has to do with your emotions, your pain relief, bonding,
Speaker 2: and safety sensation. You have your depault mode network, which
Speaker 2: is your identity, your inner narrative, and your self concept.
Speaker 2: We have your prefuntal cortex, which is your agency or
Speaker 2: your sense of being yourself, decision making, self ownership, and
Speaker 2: so all of those things can be damaged or altered
Speaker 2: through medications. Now, let me ask you this, do you
Speaker 2: think it's intentional that medications damage or destroy those brain centers.
Speaker 1: I want to show people a photo that we didn't
Speaker 1: have stacked in here, but it's very relevant for this answer.
Speaker 2: And this is oh I was going to say that.
Speaker 1: You're good, destroy this soul with big pharmae. He literally
Speaker 1: has a quote stating that they will completely destroy the
Speaker 1: soul within injections for real, And he talks about this often.
Speaker 1: There's another one right here, And I also think he
Speaker 1: has an amazing Now he's an occultist. I'm going to
Speaker 1: put it out there. I study a lot of people.
Speaker 1: He is one of the rare people that Yes, I
Speaker 1: think he went hard left and then turned a little right. Okay,
Speaker 1: and we can't. We all have our stuff, so whatever.
Speaker 1: But he had some great insight. He literally talked about
Speaker 1: how people getting injections would literally destroy.
Speaker 2: The human soul.
Speaker 1: So take that for what you will. A real medicine
Speaker 1: can only exist when it penetrates into a knowledge which
Speaker 1: embraces the human being with the soul, body, and spirit.
Speaker 1: And he actually quotes about different herbs and thinks he's
Speaker 1: not an anti medicine person. He just thinks that it
Speaker 1: takes a lot more work to figure out what it
Speaker 1: is that your body really needs.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. And there is no one size fits all,
Speaker 2: whether it's medications or waxines or drugs, or you know,
Speaker 2: whether it's recreational or not, or any of that stuff.
Speaker 2: There's no one size fits all because everybody's DNA and
Speaker 2: chemical makeup is so different. That's why some people are
Speaker 2: highly allergic to something simple and some people are not.
Speaker 2: Take this, for example, nasal spray. There is a very
Speaker 2: small percentage of the population. It's like fifteen percent of
Speaker 2: people can actually taste nasal spray when you spray in
Speaker 2: your nose, definitely tasting, and we're abnormal according to that,
Speaker 2: we're in that abnormal group. And the real the rest
Speaker 2: of the people, like, have no sensation of that at all.
Speaker 2: They can't taste it for anything. And that's why everybody
Speaker 2: is so different. And I love the quote that you
Speaker 2: just read from him, Because you have to know what
Speaker 2: your body needs and able to help it, you know,
Speaker 2: and so going to the doctor and getting a prescription
Speaker 2: that you know, seven hundred other people also got the
Speaker 2: same day, you know, in the same medical practice. Yeah,
Speaker 2: as not for everyone, right, that's it is not meant
Speaker 2: to be widespread. It's meant to be an individual and
Speaker 2: that's what holistic or naturopathic health is supposed to be.
Speaker 1: He even has another quote that was more intense and said,
Speaker 1: a way will be found to vaccinate bodies so that
Speaker 1: those bodies will not allow the inclination towards spiritual ideas
Speaker 1: to develop and all their lives. People will believe only
Speaker 1: in the physical world that they can perceive with their
Speaker 1: actual senses. And that was in nineteen seventeen when Cheesy
Speaker 1: talks about this too, Edgar Casey.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, which is pretty much. And it's not just
Speaker 2: things that they have developed to give the animals, to
Speaker 2: give the plants their biosynthesizing seeds and stuff to be
Speaker 2: resistant to weightkiller, or to be resistant to chemicals that
Speaker 2: they're spraying in the air.
Speaker 1: Hello, especially in Utah right now. Guess what, it hasn't
Speaker 1: snowed at all this year.
Speaker 2: So they've got a bioengineer these these seeds based on
Speaker 2: what other bioengineering that they're doing, not just to the skies,
Speaker 2: but to the water, to the soil, to our bodies,
Speaker 2: to the whole nine yards. And there's a lot of
Speaker 2: talk about like in other countries, especially now where they
Speaker 2: are aerosol spraying the skies with vaccinations. Now, that is
Speaker 2: not consent, That is not informed consent. Nothing about that
Speaker 2: is consensual at all. But that's exactly yeah, right, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what they do. Just like they don't you know,
Speaker 2: they they denied that kim trails existed for a long time,
Speaker 2: and it's like, oh, it's condensation from the plane. It's
Speaker 2: but then you got planes that are like shooting straight
Speaker 2: up in the air or shooting straight down toward the
Speaker 2: earth or whatever, and you know they're not a plane,
Speaker 2: you know. And so finally they're like, oh, okay, well
Speaker 2: kim trails do exist, but it's a secret. What's yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And so it's the same thing like Tennessee had to
Speaker 2: put a bill on the floor last year because they
Speaker 2: wanted to put vaccination into crops like tomatoes and green
Speaker 2: beans and things like that without public knowledge. That's you know.
Speaker 2: And so we're getting it from every angle. And so
Speaker 2: how your connection and your route and your source to
Speaker 2: God is more important now than ever, because if you
Speaker 2: have that belief in that faith, you're going to persevere
Speaker 2: regardless of what they do, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So all of the systems that are involved with like
Speaker 2: I said, the rewards and all of that stuff. If
Speaker 2: you have addiction or dependency forming substances or things that
Speaker 2: they give you for pain relief that don't really take
Speaker 2: care of the pain. They just kind of moment and
Speaker 2: then guess what, the pain comes back like tenfold or whatever.
Speaker 2: They temporarily supposedly wink wink, although it's not temporarily. They
Speaker 2: replace the brain's own meaning and coping infrastructure and processing
Speaker 2: abilities and things like that.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: No medication ever is meant to be a long term
Speaker 2: thing if you need them. It's supposed to be a
Speaker 2: quick fix or a short term fix. It is not
Speaker 2: meant to be like forever, because it will literally destroy
Speaker 2: your body's ability for those centers to work properly, as
Speaker 2: well as your body's ability to produce the chemicals and
Speaker 2: the amino acids and synthesize everything that it needs to
Speaker 2: be to be able to regulate you.
Speaker 1: Unless you're stuck with a chronic illness like I get it.
Speaker 1: Like if you're you had something horrifically gone wrong and
Speaker 1: your only other option is to let them cut you
Speaker 1: open again, you know what. I probably would never let
Speaker 1: them come you open. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have to my leg and they know it's like
Speaker 1: got that pinch nerves so bad and they have to
Speaker 1: give me stuff. He just spasms like crazy, and I'm
Speaker 1: like okay. And he told me the other days like
Speaker 1: you just need to go get the shot that like
Speaker 1: epidural one in there, and I'm like, yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: know about that. I have some ep girls with my
Speaker 1: kids didn't work out so good, so yeah, no, no,
Speaker 1: I think I'll just take the little anti spasm leg
Speaker 1: thing like I'm okay with that. Well.
Speaker 2: And it's kind of like the cortisol injections that they
Speaker 2: tell everybody to get for their back pain or sciatica
Speaker 2: or shoulder pain or whatever. What people don't know and
Speaker 2: what they don't tell you ninety nine point nine percent
Speaker 2: of time is that you're getting a steroid. It may
Speaker 2: or may not have any effect at all, but you
Speaker 2: can't do it again for another six months. So even
Speaker 2: if you get relief, it may last three days. It
Speaker 2: may last a week and then what are you going
Speaker 2: to do the rest of the time.
Speaker 1: That's why I've never done it.
Speaker 2: You got to figure it out because some it's like
Speaker 2: a bad plan. Yeah, sometimes it doesn't work at all,
Speaker 2: and then you can't have another option, like I said,
Speaker 2: for six months. They space them out because they're very
Speaker 2: hard on your kidneys. Your adrenal glands and stuff make
Speaker 2: cortisol anyway, and and steroids that's what cortisol is. However,
Speaker 2: if you don't, if you take something on a regular basis,
Speaker 2: especially prescription steroids for long periods of time, like you
Speaker 2: have rheumatoid arthritis or whatever, and they put you on
Speaker 2: steroids and stuff like that, it shuts off your body's
Speaker 2: ability to produce that naturally. Then you come become chemically
Speaker 2: dependent on those substances because your body can no longer produce.
Speaker 1: Same thing. But it so careful, careful, yeah, be careful,
Speaker 1: know what you're doing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So now we with all of this and the reward
Speaker 2: system being broken, and the dopamine and the serotonin and
Speaker 2: all those things that now don't work because you're taking stuff,
Speaker 2: you have an external regulation force instead of internal resilience.
Speaker 2: So mind over matter. You can no longer go you
Speaker 2: know what, My back hurts, but I'm going to deal
Speaker 2: with it. I'm going to cope with it. Now you're
Speaker 2: dependent on something outside of your body to quote fix
Speaker 2: you or soothe you or pacify you, because it kind
Speaker 2: of does. So now you're also got identity borrowing from
Speaker 2: the substance experience. So think about people that are on
Speaker 2: like opioids and stuff. Man, I love the way it
Speaker 2: makes me feel so happy. You know, I'm so chill.
Speaker 2: Why do you think people get so addicted to that?
Speaker 2: It's never even yeah, even people with alcohol addiction, same thing,
Speaker 2: because why it numbs the pain? It makes them forget.
Speaker 2: Why do you want to take something that makes you forget?
Speaker 2: You are supposed to live with your feelings and learn
Speaker 2: from your feelings, and it's a thing. Yes, So now
Speaker 2: you have reduced tolerance for discomfort without chemical medication, and
Speaker 2: so not just discomfort as in pain, but discomfort as
Speaker 2: in uh, I don't want to feel these emotions. I
Speaker 2: don't like being said, I don't like being anxious or
Speaker 2: unhappy or whatever. And so now you got a dependency
Speaker 2: in that aspect as well.
Speaker 1: Make sure, and it is a difference. Like I've seen
Speaker 1: people that take something that they actually need versus people
Speaker 1: that take something because they kind of I think it's
Speaker 1: a good time, and they are vastly different. It is
Speaker 1: wild to see when we give a medication and people
Speaker 1: are in like real pain versus is this emotional pain?
Speaker 1: Is this you know, something five or under pain you
Speaker 1: don't need? I mean maybe some time at all, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm not going to tell you what to
Speaker 1: take on here, like something over the counter ish. And
Speaker 1: I'll get these people that come up to me often
Speaker 1: at work and they're like, oh, it's a nine, it's
Speaker 1: totally a nine, nine, ten, ten, My god.
Speaker 2: That's because some people don't have that internal coping mechanism
Speaker 2: to be able to manage the pain on their own.
Speaker 2: Because you've got a paper cut and that's a ten.
Speaker 2: I would hate to see you as.
Speaker 1: You're not talking. You're not talking if you're at a ten.
Speaker 1: If you're at a level ten, you're probably hyperventilating. Honestly,
Speaker 1: unless the baddest ass ever I know I was when
Speaker 1: I had a baby, I definitely was. I'd say a
Speaker 1: solid nine nine and a half, you know, on my
Speaker 1: living room floor and there was no medicine and it
Speaker 1: was serious. So once you know what real pain is,
Speaker 1: you're real careful. You're like, oh, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: Anybody ever, seven I'm raising lots of eyebrows if you're speaking.
Speaker 2: And you with that, like learning to deal with your
Speaker 2: pain and learning to cope with that internally, you also
Speaker 2: modify your behaviors and you know what things not to do,
Speaker 2: especially if you're a patient that has back pain like
Speaker 2: a lot, and you know certain things trigger that worse
Speaker 2: than you change your behavior to not do those things
Speaker 2: or to do things in moderation.
Speaker 1: You have to be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's part of learning behaviors. And so the
Speaker 2: institutional shift in this where it went from soul care
Speaker 2: to symptom management, you know, like we said, I think
Speaker 2: we talked about this a little bit on the last show.
Speaker 2: But started in the nineteenth century. So mental health frame
Speaker 2: through moral, spiritual and asylum models, so they you know,
Speaker 2: that was that was the start of everything. So the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties is when the first wave of the psychiatric
Speaker 2: medications came out. Nineteen nineties to the two thousands, that's
Speaker 2: when the biochemical stuff and the narrative shifted to everybody's
Speaker 2: got a chemical imbalance in their system, right, and so
Speaker 2: that had to gain Forget yea, let's just flop the
Speaker 2: top of your head off, that will be better. Lobotomize people.
Speaker 2: Although the first lobotomies were kind of disturbing. I'll just
Speaker 2: leave that there. People could go look that up and you.
Speaker 1: Know this was medicine. So just remember where I'm always like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I use medicine like I don't have a theork like
Speaker 1: certain things. But use your mind, right, you need to
Speaker 1: know and be very careful with polypharmia, like it's got
Speaker 1: to be your doctor doesn't.
Speaker 2: Know that one hundred and so with the in the
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties and the two thousands, early two thousands, when
Speaker 2: when when they came out with that, oh you have
Speaker 2: a chemical imbalance thing, that was literally rebranding of wording
Speaker 2: to get more people on medications. You're not keptically imbalanced.
Speaker 2: If you cry, crying is actually beneficial for your body
Speaker 2: because it sheds stress and anxiety and all of those things.
Speaker 2: It's yelling, you're percent it's your body's natural way to
Speaker 2: lower your blood pressure back down and lower your heart
Speaker 2: rate back down, and all of those things. So for
Speaker 2: anybody to be like, oh, you cry a lot, you're mentally.
Speaker 1: Or you yell a lot. Yeah, if you're yelling all
Speaker 1: the time, that's different. But if you are known to
Speaker 1: be hot headed label uh as I definitely have tried
Speaker 1: to quell mine, but I am very labeled this way.
Speaker 1: I might have a pressure valve that pops before yours,
Speaker 1: but I promise you, once that happens, I don't even
Speaker 1: remember what we were arguing about. Like it's you know,
Speaker 1: when you talk to anybody in the field about people
Speaker 1: like Ted Bundy or Dahmer or all these people, they say, no, no,
Speaker 1: he was even killed all the time. That is ab normal.
Speaker 1: That is abnormal.
Speaker 2: And especially if you're emotionally flat all the time without medications,
Speaker 2: that is definitely a problem. That that means something that's
Speaker 2: in your in your brain chemistry is not functioning. It's
Speaker 2: not firing, right, because that's the way he got so.
Speaker 1: Happy, like we're fixing her.
Speaker 2: So the next way that this happened in the nineteen
Speaker 2: or sorry twenty tens era, and that was trauma informed care.
Speaker 2: So that was another thing that was a wide population grabber. Right, Oh,
Speaker 2: you had a drying your past. Oh, well that's where
Speaker 2: these emotions come from.
Speaker 1: So now we got personalities because you have trauma.
Speaker 2: So now you got medication.
Speaker 1: So then but I think they did plow that up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they did, and that it was again purposeful,
Speaker 2: just like they do nowadays where everyone is pre diabetic
Speaker 2: or you know, you have a fatty liver or whatever.
Speaker 2: The new terminology is used. Pre diabetic means you're not diabetic,
Speaker 2: but you might be, you could be at some point time.
Speaker 2: So we're going to give you medication to help.
Speaker 1: So also we're going to lower the values, just.
Speaker 2: Like like many many, many times over. And so the
Speaker 2: next thing happened in the twenty twenties, and that was
Speaker 2: psychedelics reintroduced through medical and wellness rebranding. And so that's
Speaker 2: like the rise of the microdosing and you know, all
Speaker 2: of that stuff. And that's the whole nine yards as well.
Speaker 2: And so, uh, like I said before, the government has
Speaker 2: been working on cyba selen in pill form for people
Speaker 2: for a while and so it's.
Speaker 1: Just one of the main people that helps develop that,
Speaker 1: Andrea Pouharik, that's right, of the sands of the nine
Speaker 1: you guys, I'm just saying. He was talking to and
Speaker 1: if you want to believe him, that's totally fine. Whatever
Speaker 1: he wrote the Sacred Mushroom, you guys can read it.
Speaker 2: And that's why, like we talked about on our Biosynthetic
Speaker 2: drug episode or whatever, we were talking about how when
Speaker 2: government gets involved in recreational type stuff, there is no
Speaker 2: government oversight over the government who has all of these
Speaker 2: grow farms and these biotech synthetic facilities and all of
Speaker 2: those kinds of things. So there's no regulation on what
Speaker 2: they do. And so with them trying to be involved
Speaker 2: and put them as prescription stuff, that's a problem. So
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't remove.
Speaker 1: I just had a cough and it won't let me
Speaker 1: when I'm in the stupid other screen. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to cough on you.
Speaker 2: Oh that's all right, I'm so sorry. And so with
Speaker 2: all these shifts send these you know, new diagnosing and
Speaker 2: new names of stuff that come out and whatever, so
Speaker 2: people are diagnosed instead of understood because again electronic records
Speaker 2: and stuff, they got a hurry, they got five minutes
Speaker 2: to see you as a patient in outdoor blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: So it's easier to give you a label or a
Speaker 2: diagnosis than it is to actually know where you're coming from.
Speaker 2: So you're treated instead of being healed or treating symptoms
Speaker 2: and you know whatever. So you're being managed instead of
Speaker 2: transformed or transcending I guess personally to the next level. Right,
Speaker 2: You're just being managed, man.
Speaker 1: And that's such an canst.
Speaker 2: Managed care insurance. Okay, it's purposeful. There's a reason behind it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So silenced by systems that claim authority over experience.
Speaker 2: And we talked about that before in our December series.
Speaker 2: Where now they can label you and weaken you and
Speaker 2: dule your emotions, and it's easier for them to control you,
Speaker 2: and then you will always look to them for everything
Speaker 2: that you need, right because there'll be a one stop
Speaker 2: shop for you. So psychedelic renaissance and re sacramentalization of chemistry,
Speaker 2: and so it goes from medicinal or medical therapy, which
Speaker 2: spans like clinical trials and FDA pathways, which there's a
Speaker 2: whole show on that too, wellness, spirituality and so ceremonial
Speaker 2: or microdose or all these quote plant teachers, herbalist without
Speaker 2: an actual herbal license. You can get a certificate online.
Speaker 2: I'd be wary, I'd be concerned, and biohacker technology, bio pharmaccology,
Speaker 2: biohacking anyway, so you've got that's where you get this
Speaker 2: synthetic DNT, the synthetic weed, the lab grown cybacillin, and
Speaker 2: all of those kind of things that all plays a
Speaker 2: part in that. So anytime, like I said, that the
Speaker 2: government gets involved or pharma gets involved, it's for control,
Speaker 2: for dosing and regulation because they don't want you to
Speaker 2: have critical thought. They don't want you to be your
Speaker 2: own person. If you're under their constant thumb, you're not
Speaker 2: going to fight back if they're crushing you, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: crush crushes crush. So that turns into uh scaling for
Speaker 2: the capital markets or for you know, the elite, the
Speaker 2: ruling class or whatever it means, you know, supply and
Speaker 2: the man can go up and so they can put
Speaker 2: set whatever price for something. Price fixing is a big thing,
Speaker 2: and monetary stuff is a big thing. Hence the company
Speaker 2: with the P who had the V word and then
Speaker 2: had all of the drugs and the pipeline for all
Speaker 2: of the side effects.
Speaker 1: We can't pay P and B and the pipeline altogether.
Speaker 2: Oh there's all. Where did your mind go to, young
Speaker 2: lady did always go there, I am trying to be sweet,
Speaker 2: and then I said, oh, you're being serious.
Speaker 1: Yes, so don't put a.
Speaker 2: PNB in the pipeline unless you are on bluetoo or something,
Speaker 2: and then you know it could be fun. So you know,
Speaker 2: they're worried about anything that they can do to one
Speaker 2: in Cree profits make more money, have more control, or
Speaker 2: get new customers. Hence the new terminology and the new
Speaker 2: wording and all of these things that come out. And
Speaker 2: like I said, this is not new because even you know,
Speaker 2: way back in the day, they're like, oh bacteria, oh virus,
Speaker 2: oh infectious, all of these things. All of these words
Speaker 2: were meant to a company, the pharmaceutical industry, to sell
Speaker 2: you more petroleum based products. That's what it was set
Speaker 2: up for. And so all of these words, pandemic, epidemic, infectious,
Speaker 2: all of these things are words that they can use
Speaker 2: that incite fear porn into the population, and they can
Speaker 2: get you to do things if they can make you fearful.
Speaker 1: Don't forget about don't forget we had an epidemic or
Speaker 1: a pandemic before this. Last one was when when they
Speaker 1: put everybody in their house to bunker down again, and
Speaker 1: what did they tell them all to have? They released
Speaker 1: the radio, and people might want to look at the
Speaker 1: frequencies and different stuff that they've associated with us, and
Speaker 1: it's not bump, it's not just blowney cuckoo tin boil stuff.
Speaker 1: I've read a lot of studies.
Speaker 2: On this, understand, And so every time there's something coming
Speaker 2: down the pike that they can create fear or panic around,
Speaker 2: they know that's an effective marketing tool, and they know
Speaker 2: that that's an effective manipulation and coercion tool, which leads
Speaker 2: to a lot of corruption because it's not about you,
Speaker 2: and it certainly isn't about real, true public health and
Speaker 2: safety at all. It's about bottom line dollar signs, that
Speaker 2: is it.
Speaker 1: Or they would leave everything generic, but they sure don't.
Speaker 2: And there's reasons for that.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: You know, being able to reclaim like your personal autonomy
Speaker 2: and your personal authority, oh where yourself is super duper important.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: People can work on that like inner work type stuff
Speaker 2: and say things like I feel the pain, but it
Speaker 2: no longer owns me, Like Heidie and I are living
Speaker 2: proof that you can go through every day of your
Speaker 2: life and have pain, but you can still function and
Speaker 2: not use as a as an excuse or crutch of
Speaker 2: why you can't, you know, go to the store, you
Speaker 2: can't clean your house or whatever. Like people use stuff
Speaker 2: as excuses all the time to justify being under their label.
Speaker 1: Right, And I do use a couple of pharmaceuticals. Otherwise
Speaker 1: my leg just goes like this like it's crazy. But
Speaker 1: I just don't want the more serious interventions.
Speaker 2: Right, like I have them right and then it won't
Speaker 2: very badly. So, yeah, you're a post child for medical injury,
Speaker 2: young lady. Yes, so you would fall into that category.
Speaker 2: I use tools hence medications or help in that manner,
Speaker 2: but you don't worship.
Speaker 1: Them, and so they won't take I'd beproferend anymore. I
Speaker 1: used to be very very very on top of that
Speaker 1: all the time. Let me tell you that has a
Speaker 1: rebound badly. So do your research people, it's serious. I
Speaker 1: would rather take an old fashioned, old school aspirin. But
Speaker 1: look up side effects because you're probably on other drugs.
Speaker 1: So ye, those same thing bleeding for both, so I
Speaker 1: don't know. But yeah, anyway, and GI.
Speaker 2: So all of those things, you know, like I said,
Speaker 2: it goes back to behavior modification. And how you can
Speaker 2: internalize stuff and not only use words to heal yourself,
Speaker 2: but how you speak words to other people. And that's
Speaker 2: again about your agency and your control over yourself, because
Speaker 2: if you can learn to live with things and do
Speaker 2: things in a natural way that can help you to
Speaker 2: to heal or to get over some of that stuff,
Speaker 2: then you're not going to have a need for worshiping
Speaker 2: at the altar of four look at you anyway, exactly.
Speaker 2: So problems with all of these things and the rebranding
Speaker 2: and the renaming and the reinvention of the wheel and
Speaker 2: all the things that go along with it is influence,
Speaker 2: but without consent. And so they're not going to ask
Speaker 2: you your consent for this. They're not going to tell you, hey,
Speaker 2: guess what if you take this, these are the things
Speaker 2: that could happen. It can completely damage your reward centers
Speaker 2: in your brain or you know, completely flatten your mood
Speaker 2: out so you can't have any emotion. And it's not
Speaker 2: gonna you know, you're going to have sexual dysfunction, your
Speaker 2: liver is going to go to shit. They're not going
Speaker 2: to tell you any of those things. So are you
Speaker 2: getting real informed consent? Absolutely not, because you're not being
Speaker 2: told all the things that are going to come your
Speaker 2: way from it.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: The person taking stuff a lot of times doesn't regain
Speaker 2: full agency over their body because they become dependent on
Speaker 2: that external source. Right, the practitioner holds the power now
Speaker 2: and not the person. That's a problem too.
Speaker 1: That's my car, it's worth it, like just jump in
Speaker 1: this for a level five whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, the doctor said I should take it, so I
Speaker 2: should probably take it. Yeah, should you really though? Because
Speaker 2: is your doctor really that verse on the side effects
Speaker 2: and all of those things? Know, they're not percent because
Speaker 2: there's literally hundreds of thousands of medications out there, and
Speaker 2: to know every side effect of every everything and the
Speaker 2: all the generic names and all of that stuff and
Speaker 2: any kind of food interactions, they don't know. They just
Speaker 2: don't just saying. And so the outcome of all this, uh,
Speaker 2: it's coercion, but it's disguised as intervention. Right, you need
Speaker 2: a healing intervention. Take this medication because I told you
Speaker 2: to without any kind of inform consent, because you're not
Speaker 2: getting all the information that you need. So medications cause
Speaker 2: a false sense of power and are healing, right, And
Speaker 2: so it's a shortcut through chemistry or quote hidden knowledge, right,
Speaker 2: any occult is anything hidden dellusion of spiritual elevation. But
Speaker 2: you don't have a spiritual foundation. So if you're not
Speaker 2: building that relationship with God, you're not going to get
Speaker 2: the spiritual happy enlightenment plane, right and the full of
Speaker 2: joy all the time, because you're replacing it with something
Speaker 2: that's going to dampen your joy.
Speaker 1: Mm.
Speaker 2: So you're gonna have a lot of effects, but without
Speaker 2: any growth, personal growth at all. So dependency then becomes
Speaker 2: the system, and so you become a lifelong customer on
Speaker 2: the hamster rail of death. I'm just saying, then tell
Speaker 2: you when so is it really a cycle of healing
Speaker 2: or something else? Because if they have been able to
Speaker 2: treat cancer or heal cancer for a long period of time,
Speaker 2: they would no longer be in business and they couldn't
Speaker 2: sell you their most expensive things, which are chemotherapy drugs,
Speaker 2: because they are literally the highest priced class of medications
Speaker 2: that you can get. And so if they were to
Speaker 2: let the cures be known, which there are cures, but
Speaker 2: if they were to let them be known, they would
Speaker 2: completely go bankrupt, like in a less than a week,
Speaker 2: it'd be done.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: Normalizing mind alteration as governance is important for them because
Speaker 2: it's behavior modification. They can flatten out emotional regulation so
Speaker 2: that you don't have an uprising because you're energetic and stuff.
Speaker 2: If you're weak and your numb, you're more likely to
Speaker 2: comply with anything and everything that comes your way. They
Speaker 2: can take away your individuality and suppress your identity easier
Speaker 2: to control you too, because you're just like the rest
Speaker 2: of the masses that are out there. And so narrative
Speaker 2: control becomes super important because, like I said, they can
Speaker 2: put out whatever they want because big pharma and the
Speaker 2: media and the government, they all work in tandem. If
Speaker 2: people don't know that, like forty five or thirty thirty
Speaker 2: eight of the last forty five FDA heads of the
Speaker 2: FDA want to work for big pharma or vice versa.
Speaker 2: It's a revolving door. So if people don't know that,
Speaker 2: I've got some island to sell you, I'm just saying so, yes,
Speaker 2: that's all meant to be deceptive. Packaged is care. So
Speaker 2: harm gets rebranded as help, and control gets rebranded as treatment.
Speaker 2: Compliance is rebranded as care, Sedation gets rebranded as peace.
Speaker 2: You got to have internal peace and numbing gets rebranded
Speaker 2: as healing. So if they can do all of those
Speaker 2: things and you're on board with that, I'm very sorry
Speaker 2: that's a problem, and I.
Speaker 1: Don't I know we're getting close on time, but I
Speaker 1: do think evergreening is really important. I put this slide
Speaker 1: up here. You guys have to understand how that system
Speaker 1: works because they constantly do this to us.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. So a drug patent life means
Speaker 2: twenty years. However, most of that twenty years is spent
Speaker 2: in discovery, lab testing, animal studies, clinical trials, and FDA review.
Speaker 2: So by the time it actually reaches the market, the
Speaker 2: patent life isn't anywhere near that long, and so usually
Speaker 2: seven to twelve years is what they have left on
Speaker 2: the actual patent itself, and to make up for those
Speaker 2: years that were lost in the studies and things like that,
Speaker 2: they file for an extension to get an extra five years,
Speaker 2: and the total time on the patent can exceed fourteen years.
Speaker 2: But they'll say it's a new chemical entity, a new formulation,
Speaker 2: an orphan drug, which means for rare diseases or biologic.
Speaker 1: Or they'll say you're contaminating the air with your asthma
Speaker 1: breath Okay, yeah, florocarbons.
Speaker 2: And that was the dumbest one I ever heard, Yeah,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent. And so these are the things that
Speaker 2: they'll they'll use to get a for an extension on
Speaker 2: the patent. So evergraening that Heidi mentioned is to stretch
Speaker 2: profits beyond the original twenty year time clock that was
Speaker 2: put on it, and so companies file new patents because
Speaker 2: of things like, oh, extended release, new combinations we took
Speaker 2: out and this is like for allergy medicine, they've done
Speaker 2: this multiple times. We took out the polymer that makes
Speaker 2: people sleepy, formulation, new combination, new coatings or salts, or
Speaker 2: new devices like inhalers where they have to not with
Speaker 2: a different kind of packaging for their inhalo or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's how they'll get an evergreening. That's how they will
Speaker 2: literally get an extension. They'll get an evergreening. They'll do
Speaker 2: all of these things to be able to continue that
Speaker 2: life because when it's patented, it's branded, which means they
Speaker 2: can't be any generics made, which medications are really expensive
Speaker 2: when they're on brand name, especially if it's something that
Speaker 2: was just released. So this shoots up their profits unless
Speaker 2: you're a patient. If you're a patient, you're screwed because
Speaker 2: you can afford it and afford the medication. That's why
Speaker 2: a lot of elderly people make a choice do they
Speaker 2: feed their family or do they buy their insulin or
Speaker 2: whatever medication it is that they need to take.
Speaker 1: So I had a funny comic and of course it
Speaker 1: didn't download because it.
Speaker 2: Was of course about this sassy problems. You need me
Speaker 2: to put it back in there.
Speaker 1: No, it was just sassy. It was a funny little
Speaker 1: strip thing. But we can stop the share. But I
Speaker 1: just thought, oh, where did that go? Yeah? Gone. They
Speaker 1: love to do stuff like this, I'm telling you, so.
Speaker 2: These kind of things. It influences what companies choose to,
Speaker 2: like innovate for their new technology pharmacy, invest in tweaking formulations,
Speaker 2: changing delivery devices, creating combination versions and things like that,
Speaker 2: because it's more beneficial for them to do that on
Speaker 2: the repatenting and the rebranding or evergreening process than it
Speaker 2: is for them to come up with a complete new
Speaker 2: medication because it has a lot of time.
Speaker 1: I don't think they even do that anymore. I don't
Speaker 1: think they ever come up with anything new like brand
Speaker 1: new and often and like we.
Speaker 2: Like we talked about before, they'll retain lifelong patents because
Speaker 2: they continually are changing like a molecule or something. Or
Speaker 2: they'll take a medication off of the market when the
Speaker 2: patent is up and they will rebrand it and repatent
Speaker 2: it as something else, even though it's the exact same drug,
Speaker 2: exact same molecule. Hello, antibiotics. That has been a thing,
Speaker 2: the same with allergy medication, and they'll literally put out
Speaker 2: the exact same thing but under a new brand name
Speaker 2: patent so that they can get more money. So it's
Speaker 2: like a lifelong thing that they do because cheaper than
Speaker 2: development for a new drug.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so.
Speaker 2: You're uh, they're not. It's not meant to be curative
Speaker 2: towards the patients. And that's that's put patients at a
Speaker 2: last because they just quite honestly can't afford that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff at all. THEACI oh yeah, one hundred things,
Speaker 2: they know you'll die, and so talking about the modern
Speaker 2: day Babylon, this is it right here. This is one
Speaker 2: hundred percent because they have complete and total, not only
Speaker 2: bodily control over you because they know you need this medication,
Speaker 2: but they're controlling you financially as well, and they're controlling
Speaker 2: you emotionally and spiritually because they've got you in that
Speaker 2: constant hamster wheel cycle and you can't get off, and
Speaker 2: you can afford it. So the patient isn't just taking
Speaker 2: the drug. They're taking part basically in a money laundering
Speaker 2: scheme or a market funneling scheme. The doctors are included
Speaker 2: in that because, especially when they went electronic, the more
Speaker 2: scripts that you write electronically and send, the more money
Speaker 2: that your practice makes, the more that you can prescribe
Speaker 2: their brand name drugs. The more the doctors make, the
Speaker 2: more incentivize they are for giving all the waccines and stuff,
Speaker 2: the more money that they make. So it's a never
Speaker 2: ending cycle. And you are literally at the bottom, your
Speaker 2: bottom feeder, and everyone else is above you.
Speaker 1: You're the consumer. So this is.
Speaker 2: This is like a deeper hopefully expose for the way
Speaker 2: that farmer works, but this is this is how it is.
Speaker 2: And so science creates the cure. The patient creates the market,
Speaker 2: right because without the patients, big farmer wouldn't be able
Speaker 2: to sell you anything. And the market decides who actually
Speaker 2: gets the cure at a fair price. And so talking
Speaker 2: about pricing, and I'm trying to hurry because I know.
Speaker 1: I thought my myholder could get her, but he has
Speaker 1: a dentist appointment.
Speaker 2: So with pricing, it affects the global health equity because
Speaker 2: countries without strong patent protections get generics faster and cheaper.
Speaker 2: The United States is one of the most expensive countries
Speaker 2: in the world for drugs because we have all these
Speaker 2: patent protections and the evergreening process and the extensions and
Speaker 2: and all of that stuff in place.
Speaker 1: We fulfill the drugs from India, which is a.
Speaker 2: Loney Yeah, one hundred percent, and so not trying to
Speaker 2: miss you India, but you know what you do, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's one hundred percent in China. China is part of
Speaker 2: that as well. And so how much more do we pay?
Speaker 2: On average? The US drug prices are anywhere from two
Speaker 2: point seven to two point eight times higher than in
Speaker 2: thirty three other advanced countries. That means that if a
Speaker 2: medican and medication costs one hundred dollars in another country,
Speaker 2: we pay around two hundred and seventy eight dollars for
Speaker 2: that same medication. So on average, we're four times higher
Speaker 2: than most other countries for brand name prescriptions for generics.
Speaker 2: We pay more for generics as well, and we we
Speaker 2: don't centrally negotiate or cap drug prices. That's why ours
Speaker 2: are so much more other countries do. This is what
Speaker 2: Trump has been working on. Take it for what you will,
Speaker 2: but this is actually a good thing if he puts
Speaker 2: this in place, because.
Speaker 1: Talk is right by the day, no worries.
Speaker 2: Right. Then the manufacturers are the ones who set the
Speaker 2: drug prices, and then the insurers and the pharmacy benefit
Speaker 2: managers negotiate discounts behind the scenes for them, Like Walgreens
Speaker 2: needs to order in all these medications or whatever, they'll
Speaker 2: negotiate a price for them, and then there's a price
Speaker 2: for you. The whole healthcare system is that way. Sorry
Speaker 2: to say that hospitalization pricing, all of that stuff is
Speaker 2: the exact same. And so Americans here typically pay anywhere
Speaker 2: from you know, two to four times higher for medications
Speaker 2: than what other countries do because we have all of
Speaker 2: the legal protections for the patents.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And you know if that doesn't pay you off, wake up,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna slap you in the face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I for one, And then your insurance company says
Speaker 1: you have to get the generic. But then if you
Speaker 1: don't want the generic or even a better generic, which
Speaker 1: is where I'm at in a couple of things for
Speaker 1: my asthma drugs, then that pharmacy that's ordering the crap
Speaker 1: drugs I have to go to a different one, clear
Speaker 1: across town. And they're sending me a message, right the insurance, Oh,
Speaker 1: you're paying more money because you won't go get this
Speaker 1: this And I'm like, well, I can't breathe, you idiot,
Speaker 1: and I'd rather pay more for that than my inhalers
Speaker 1: that cost a fortune.
Speaker 2: So one hundred percent, and they know that that is
Speaker 2: why inhalers don't come down. Most insulin does not come
Speaker 2: down in EpiPens. Doude, Why do you.
Speaker 1: Think singular got a black box warning? Because it works?
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, like people can say what they want.
Speaker 1: It changed my entire life. I was trying to die
Speaker 1: all the time, and now not so much.
Speaker 2: Speaking of black box warnings, I know something else that
Speaker 2: everybody was forced and forced to take for threat of
Speaker 2: loss of being able to enjoy a job or society.
Speaker 2: Those are also going to have a black box warning
Speaker 2: on them as well, which for those older kids, for
Speaker 2: people who don't know what a black box warning is
Speaker 2: it is the most severe warning that you can get
Speaker 2: on a approved medication that can cause permanent injury or death.
Speaker 1: And singular doesn't qualify it. It's ridiculous. It's a it's
Speaker 1: like a Xyrtec but better. But I mean it's silly.
Speaker 1: But you know what it did. It marked everything out
Speaker 1: like it made asthma attacks last, it made allergy shots less.
Speaker 1: I mean, just look at the whole thing, look at
Speaker 1: the whole picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hund And are there medications that also have
Speaker 2: black box warnings, Yes, like some narcotics, but it's purposeful
Speaker 2: of why they put them on there for a lot.
Speaker 1: Of nicotine patches as they were well whatever.
Speaker 2: So anytime something falls off of the patent, the drug
Speaker 2: companies and this is why that they evergreen and extend
Speaker 2: patents or re release the same drug under her brand
Speaker 2: name is because profits fall about eighty five percent eighty
Speaker 2: five to ninety percent is their profit ball margin. And
Speaker 2: so if they're used to making you know, three hundred
Speaker 2: billion dollars a year or whatever, imagine how what a
Speaker 2: loss of money that is for them. And that's why
Speaker 2: they don't work on new drugs. They repatent or rename
Speaker 2: or rebrand, yes, existing drugs because it's too expensive for
Speaker 2: them not to. And so I want people to know that.
Speaker 2: I want people to understand that there's a lot of
Speaker 2: drugs that are listed in this category. Example, so eighty
Speaker 2: eighty to eighty five percent is the typical fall off
Speaker 2: rate after a patent expires. So generally speaking, that company,
Speaker 2: within like a month, they've got a new drug to
Speaker 2: put on the market.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they don't wait one, just like insulin, just like, oh,
Speaker 1: there's been so many and then you know, they just
Speaker 1: do what they want.
Speaker 2: So yeah, So pharma is big money, big, big money
Speaker 2: a year, and that's why they have the ears of Congress,
Speaker 2: and that's why they donate a lot to all the representatives,
Speaker 2: all the senators, the whole nine yards. And that's why
Speaker 2: healthcare costs are so expensive and they can't move legislation
Speaker 2: that counteracts that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So yes, And if anybody wants to watch that that
Speaker 1: big pharmac show, what is it Dope Sick?
Speaker 2: Yes, watch there's two there's Dope Sick and then there's
Speaker 2: something else and I can't remember what it was. There's
Speaker 2: also a series about a health device or whatever that
Speaker 2: they put in Walgreens that was like post to test
Speaker 2: your blood work or whatever. The was like huge, huge money.
Speaker 2: And so any kind medical devices there is the same
Speaker 2: way as these things. It's the repatenting and rebranding because
Speaker 2: medical devices also fall under that.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not just drugs or vaccines. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yes. And one medical device I will put the stamp
Speaker 1: of approval on is the what is it, the tens unit.
Speaker 1: I will tell you they're cheap on Amazons. I live
Speaker 1: in one. You might want to get you one if
Speaker 1: you have back pain.
Speaker 2: And they do work, or if you have a neuropathy
Speaker 2: or something. It can be very beneficial for that as well.
Speaker 1: So good and roll it out, get you a matt
Speaker 1: and get your roller, those big foam rollers. I would
Speaker 1: die if I didn't roll it out every other day.
Speaker 1: I am strutting, not ten minutes, not fifteen minutes. How
Speaker 1: much paint are you in? I do it for an
Speaker 1: hour and a half. Yep.
Speaker 2: And and there are so many things that that you
Speaker 2: can do outside of the Pharmakaea system. So do your research,
Speaker 2: look things up and ask, you know, type in like
Speaker 2: holistic suggestions or treatment options for X y Z, whatever
Speaker 2: it is. There's choices out.
Speaker 1: There in America is tail and all be careful.
Speaker 2: Look up what it does to your body?
Speaker 1: Oh my kidney's liver all gone? Yeah, check it out.
Speaker 2: So, my beautiful bestie, thank you for joining me for
Speaker 2: another show. Hope we woke some people up to the
Speaker 2: way that the world and the system works and the
Speaker 2: nature of the beast. So Warrior, can they find you
Speaker 2: at Lovey?
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, my dear, Sorry I had to
Speaker 1: speed that. I forgot about the dentis thing. But next
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