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Speaker 2: Not today Satan. That was amazing. I had fun your show.
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Speaker 7: I see that we have a healft the episode, Yes
Speaker 7: to drop today and it's gonna hit home.
Speaker 4: Again auto immune stuff.
Speaker 3: But this episode, people can go back and listen to
Speaker 3: the VACS one and two episodes that we did. They
Speaker 3: can listen to cholesterol, diabetes, mass cell activation because all
Speaker 3: of those things, yes, Crohn's disease too, All of those
Speaker 3: things tied together in the autoimmune realm, and so things
Speaker 3: I'm going to say today people have already heard us
Speaker 3: talk about on other episodes. So it's all in a
Speaker 3: little box with a bow on it.
Speaker 2: This is huge, yes, because first of all, Jenny, I
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Speaker 1: Done it all right, Jenny, Let's give him a fucking banger.
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Speaker 1: it off. What is what's going on with the immune system?
Speaker 3: So autoimmune is a funny little kind of character because
Speaker 3: they don't know what causes it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: The normal cop out excuse is they think it's genetics.
Speaker 4: Right, everything's genetic, like we.
Speaker 3: Talked about on the diabetes episode, Well, it must be genetic,
Speaker 3: cholesterol episode must be genetic.
Speaker 4: Everything must be genetic.
Speaker 3: When they have no idea, but they do have an
Speaker 3: idea and they're snowing people.
Speaker 4: Autoimmune disorders are very hard.
Speaker 3: To diagnose because the symptoms of autoimmune very vastly. They're
Speaker 3: anywhere from eighty to one hundred and twenty autoimmune diseases
Speaker 3: that have been named so far, so the symptoms are
Speaker 3: very widespread across the gamut, and they can't tell you
Speaker 3: exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: But here's some goodies for you.
Speaker 3: Right, We're going to start off with the fact that
Speaker 3: there are several things that cause autoimmune disorders that people
Speaker 3: do not talk about, and these are important and some
Speaker 3: of these you're gonna hear, like I said from previous episodes,
Speaker 3: So mass cell activation syndrome as part of this, insulin resistance, vaccinations, stress,
Speaker 3: vitamin D deficiency, pathogens, obesity, gut brain biome dysfunction, which
Speaker 3: we've talked about before, and the genetics for me is
Speaker 3: highly questionable because there are so many other things to
Speaker 3: consider now. One of the things I mentioned was vitamin D.
Speaker 3: Deficient Vitamin D is one of the most important things
Speaker 3: you can do for not just autoimmune but also for allergies.
Speaker 4: Hence the person that commented on your video the other
Speaker 4: day and I answered.
Speaker 3: Them, vitamin D comes from the sun. But we have
Speaker 3: active and inactive vitamin D that's in our body when
Speaker 3: we take vitamin D, and whether it's through supplementation or sunlight,
Speaker 3: it gets processed by the liver first changed into a
Speaker 3: specific form of vitamin D, and then it goes to
Speaker 3: the kidneys and the adrenal glands and some other places
Speaker 3: where it gets changed again into another form that makes
Speaker 3: it active. So vitamin D actually controls your entire immune system.
Speaker 3: If you are deficient in vitamin D, you don't get
Speaker 3: out in the sun. Most people don't. They stay in
Speaker 3: doors and fiddle, fart around on their phone or whatever,
Speaker 3: don't get sunlight, don't take suckle supplementation, and so it
Speaker 3: shuts off the ability for your immune system to control
Speaker 3: itself when it's deficient. And so it's kind of like
Speaker 3: the drama cells start taking over, right because they get overactive,
Speaker 3: they get very dramatic, and they start wreaking all kinds
Speaker 3: of havoc on your body. There's five of them, five
Speaker 3: different things in your immune system that cause the perfect storm,
Speaker 3: and they all work on different parts of the body.
Speaker 3: One of the most important one. It's scientifically, it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter about this other than it's called NFkB, and it
Speaker 3: can It acts on stress. It reacts to stress stimuli
Speaker 3: free radicals which come from the environment, foods, you know, toxins,
Speaker 3: things like that, heavy metals UV light, so people that
Speaker 3: use tanning beds all the time or have black lights
Speaker 3: that they use all the time. And here's the important one,
Speaker 3: oxidized LDL. So we talked about that on the Cholesterol
Speaker 3: Show your book. Your liver has the beta cells on
Speaker 3: it that let the cholesterol molecules in to be broken
Speaker 3: down into smaller units. When they can't get in and
Speaker 3: they can't break down, that's when it oxidizes. And so
Speaker 3: that will make your LDL skyrocket and go crazy, which
Speaker 3: of course causes you know, clotting in all kinds of things.
Speaker 4: And so are you still while you're in Yeah, can
Speaker 4: you hear me.
Speaker 2: I got a nasty static on my head. It's bugging
Speaker 2: me like it's loud.
Speaker 3: Hold up, okay, yeah, it's just it's just lighter testicals
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Speaker 4: It's cutting in and out now, okay.
Speaker 1: Can you mean now? Yes, that was wicked, weird.
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Speaker 4: It's not a problem.
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Speaker 4: That's all right.
Speaker 3: So the other the other ones are not really important
Speaker 3: except for Cox two.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm sure people that were up in the.
Speaker 3: Know on the COVID stuff know that Cox two cells
Speaker 3: are in your body. So we normally have COX one
Speaker 3: cells almost everywhere in our in our body, in our gut,
Speaker 3: in our intestines, and our kidneys. That gets converted to
Speaker 3: a COX two again through oxidative stress, so that not
Speaker 3: bringing down a cholesterol, not being able to break down
Speaker 3: free radicals things like that cholesterol, sugar, which caused inflammation
Speaker 3: that goes to the joints. That's what a COX two
Speaker 3: thing you'll do when it gets activated in this little system.
Speaker 1: So with.
Speaker 4: A lack of vitamin D.
Speaker 3: Vitamin D is also necessary for your body to be
Speaker 3: able to produce sex hormones.
Speaker 4: So think of it this way.
Speaker 3: The brain is the fattiest organ in the body, and
Speaker 3: like we said before on the cholesterol episode, cholesterol is
Speaker 3: necessary for the body to function. It has lots of
Speaker 3: different jobs and one of the main things that it
Speaker 3: does is it allows vitamin D to help get minerals
Speaker 3: into your bones. It's also vitamin D is a protectant
Speaker 3: for your brain, and so cholesterol helps that to protect
Speaker 3: your brain from confusion, neurological damage, all of those kind
Speaker 3: of things. One of the things that they'll tell you
Speaker 3: if they go to try to diagnose this, which diagnosing,
Speaker 3: like I said, is very difficult because the system the
Speaker 3: symptoms are so.
Speaker 4: Vast and they mask and mimic other things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we should not be treating or suppressing symptoms. Your
Speaker 3: symptoms are the key to what you actually need as
Speaker 3: far as treatment wise. The first thing a normal doctor
Speaker 3: is going to tell you is that you need to
Speaker 3: take large doses of steroids, which we talked about steroids
Speaker 3: before they damage your liver, amongst other things. The second
Speaker 3: thing they're going to tell you is that you need
Speaker 3: an immuno modulator. An modulator changes your immune system under
Speaker 3: the guise of helping it work better. That's not the
Speaker 3: case because you're taking in something that is synthetic and
Speaker 3: telling your body or tricking your body into thinking that
Speaker 3: that it's part of your natural immune system, and then
Speaker 3: your body doesn't produce like the lymphocytes, the T cells,
Speaker 3: the B cells, all of the things that are necessary
Speaker 3: for immunity. So those are the two things the doctors
Speaker 3: are immediately going to do. But I'm going to tell
Speaker 3: you what you should be doing.
Speaker 2: Okay, pause, give me a quick pause here, Yes, catch
Speaker 2: your breath and have a quick testimony.
Speaker 1: We had I think I've shared this with you before.
Speaker 1: I might have. We had the issue where COVID hit
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: And father in law, grandfather in law got sick, wife
Speaker 2: got sick, my oldest and myself got sick, and we
Speaker 2: got sick.
Speaker 1: December twenty nineteen, trip out on this They told us
Speaker 1: stay at home.
Speaker 2: You know, we didn't know it was freaking COVID at
Speaker 2: this point where we knew we were sick. But I
Speaker 2: was like, I'm talking about the worst flame.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I had asthma when I was twelve years old until
Speaker 2: I was twelve years old. Then my I think my,
Speaker 2: I guess my lungs matured to a point where I
Speaker 2: idn't didn't haal it anymore.
Speaker 1: I didn't need a beuterol anymore. I was.
Speaker 2: I was doing well, so I was able to breath,
Speaker 2: I was able exercise and everything. However, once COVID hit,
Speaker 2: this is I'm talking about twenty nineteen, bro, I was
Speaker 2: twenty nine years old. I haven't I hadn't felt that
Speaker 2: pressure in my lungs since I had asthma and it
Speaker 2: was a lot of mucus infection obviously, right, I couldn't
Speaker 2: walk two three steps without.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like pretty bad. So you know how we cured it.
Speaker 2: I would chew on garlic, take off my shirt, plant
Speaker 2: my feet bare feet on the ground, and let the
Speaker 2: sunlight hit me in the back for at least thirty
Speaker 2: minutes at nine in the morning, at ten in the
Speaker 2: morning when it's burly coming out, when there was no clouds,
Speaker 2: and I would let it hit my back very powerfully,
Speaker 2: and I will sit there and I will sit there
Speaker 2: with my with my oldest daughter, and.
Speaker 1: She would have her you know, her her her shirt.
Speaker 2: Picked up the most she could. My wife too, were
Speaker 2: just like sitting there in the sun and just talking
Speaker 2: and we felt energized throughout the entire day. Like I
Speaker 2: was able to play Piece five.
Speaker 1: And talk to people on the phone and then nothing.
Speaker 2: Happened when I was at home because the sunlight would
Speaker 2: power my body.
Speaker 1: This is not saturating. It was like a fucking battery, bro.
Speaker 1: So everything you're saying really does make sense. I attest.
Speaker 1: Is that the word I contest? No, I test what
Speaker 1: you're saying from it testimony? Yes, that there would go.
Speaker 1: That's the stuff. Sorry, I have a thick accident here,
Speaker 1: all right, So you're right now.
Speaker 2: Tell us what should we be doing instead of suppressing
Speaker 2: our symptoms?
Speaker 1: What should we should yet?
Speaker 3: So the very first thing and the most important thing,
Speaker 3: And like I said, this is not just for autoimmune people.
Speaker 3: This is for people that have allergies, asthma, stuff like that.
Speaker 3: You should be taking vitamin D if you're not going
Speaker 3: to get out in the sun every single day or
Speaker 3: as much as you can you should be taking vitamin
Speaker 3: D supplementation.
Speaker 4: However, here's the kicker.
Speaker 3: Recommended daily doses is six hundred IU a day. People
Speaker 3: who have autoimmune should be taking at least ten thousand
Speaker 3: to twenty thousand or more a day.
Speaker 4: Compared to six hundred. Now, I will tell you you
Speaker 4: can get.
Speaker 3: Like an overdose or abundance of vitamin D in your system,
Speaker 3: so you may have to play with your dosage a
Speaker 3: little bit. If you get a lot of vitamin D
Speaker 3: in your system and you don't do anything to counteract that,
Speaker 3: vitamin D can actually cause your calcium to float around
Speaker 3: in your bloodstream instead of being in your bones where
Speaker 3: it's supposed to be. So vitamin D, like I said,
Speaker 3: anywhere from ten to twenty thousand units or more day,
Speaker 3: depending on your severity of your symptoms K two because
Speaker 3: K two will prevent you from from having that extra
Speaker 3: boost of calcium in your system. And with that, what
Speaker 3: you want to do. For every ten thousand units of
Speaker 3: vitamin D, you're going to take one hundred micrograms of
Speaker 3: K two, so it's going to be ten thousand to one.
Speaker 3: So if you're taking twenty thousand as a vitamin D
Speaker 3: you're going to take two hundred micrograms of K two.
Speaker 1: Vitamin D as in UH pill form.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, absolutely, because, like I said, it's necessary for
Speaker 3: your immune system. It is what makes your immune system function,
Speaker 3: and it has multiple different capacities that it works in.
Speaker 3: So well, I'll tell you about that in a minute.
Speaker 3: So another thing that patients with autoimmune want to do
Speaker 3: is take omega three fatty acids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but on the opposite.
Speaker 3: Side of that, you cannot take omega threes and have
Speaker 3: them work without cutting out omega sixes.
Speaker 4: And what that is is.
Speaker 3: Any corn oil, soy products, or any seed oils. So
Speaker 3: cut that out, like vegetable oil, canola oil, all of
Speaker 3: that stuff.
Speaker 4: Stop using those. Cut those out.
Speaker 3: Either cook with butter or cook with like beef, tallow lard.
Speaker 2: No more extra extra virgin olive oil for the year
Speaker 2: old extra virgin.
Speaker 3: Cut that stuff out completely, and then periods of fasting
Speaker 3: also help to So you literally only need to do
Speaker 3: three things Omega threes, vitamin D and K.
Speaker 2: Two Omega threes. Guys, make sure you write this down.
Speaker 2: Stop if you're driving, stop, don't don't crash, stop the car,
Speaker 2: pull out your pin or your smart pin, or whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck you use to fucking right nowadays, And she said,
Speaker 2: omega threes olive oil.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, omega threes K two K two and vitamin D.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: Now here's the beautiful thing about vitamin D and why
Speaker 3: vitamin D is so important for or our immune system function.
Speaker 3: It is a natural immunomodulator, which I talked about a
Speaker 3: second ago. It actually works naturally because we produce vitamin D.
Speaker 3: We have active and inactive vitamin D in our body.
Speaker 3: We're getting it through the sunlight, we're taking it in
Speaker 3: supplementation or foods or whatever, so it's naturally in our body.
Speaker 3: So it replaces that prescription immunomodulator that they want you
Speaker 3: to take. Has those properties on its own. It also
Speaker 3: mimics the action of steroids, which steroids, again are something
Speaker 3: that they want to medically prescribe you. It has the
Speaker 3: same action as a cortisol that you release from your
Speaker 3: adrenal glands, so it's a naturally occurring thing. It has
Speaker 3: the same properties. It's also anti inflammatory in the sense
Speaker 3: that it will turn off those five things that I
Speaker 3: mentioned in you know when your immune system overacts and
Speaker 3: causes like uh, you know, the perfect storm. Vitamin D
Speaker 3: actually turns those off, so it takes all the inflammation
Speaker 3: back out of the body that these other substances are causing.
Speaker 3: And you have vitamin D receptors and almost every cell
Speaker 3: in your body because vitamin D works all through your body.
Speaker 3: Also very important for your gut brain biome to function properly.
Speaker 3: Vitamin D is necessary for that because it is what
Speaker 3: keeps your bacteria and your parasites and your fungus and
Speaker 3: all of that that's in your gut biome. It keeps
Speaker 3: those in check and in balance. So when you have
Speaker 3: a vitamin D deficiency, these bacterias are what runs loose
Speaker 3: in your body. That is actually what is causing all
Speaker 3: of the widespread symptoms.
Speaker 4: It is not this disease.
Speaker 3: It's actually an overgrowth of bacteria from a vitamin D deficiency.
Speaker 2: They have to ask you this question. Now, you have
Speaker 2: tautos in the past ten episodes you've donated to Paramo
Speaker 2: my Redeo podcast. You have taughtas how to hack our
Speaker 2: body back yep, how to take control of our health
Speaker 2: without the need of much.
Speaker 1: Doctor help or professional help.
Speaker 2: I mean you're still a professional, but I'm saying, like
Speaker 2: you know from a doctor that's gonna give us shoot.
Speaker 1: Us with ship, right, bullshit.
Speaker 2: This is why I've always said everything that you eat,
Speaker 2: everything that you consume, eventually they make you.
Speaker 1: They make you, they make you.
Speaker 2: This conspiracy theory talking here, right, my conspiracy side of
Speaker 2: the of my right side of the brain talking here,
Speaker 2: they already hacked you. The reason you behave in a
Speaker 2: different manner, the reason you do low level, low frequency activities,
Speaker 2: and I'm not saying just doing drugs here, it's because
Speaker 2: you have been consuming this low frequency food, low frequency drinks,
Speaker 2: low frequency vibrations, activity, music, everything, so everything, it's a
Speaker 2: cohesive of all this negative ship that make you die
Speaker 2: faster while you're working to make them live longer with
Speaker 2: your money, with ever in your time.
Speaker 3: That's why holistic medicine is the proper approach because it
Speaker 3: encompasses all of that spiritual health, physical health, diet, literally everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it makes one again.
Speaker 3: Right, The next thing I'm going to tell you is
Speaker 3: going to blow people's minds awful. So you know what
Speaker 3: we were talking about, the brain. It's the fattiest organ
Speaker 3: in your body. Cholesterol is necessary to protect it and
Speaker 3: also to allow the vitamin D to strengthen your bones
Speaker 3: with the minerals and all of that stuff and prevent
Speaker 3: you from getting dimension the.
Speaker 2: Cuckoos, schizophiny, I'm getting paranoidmdialpence.
Speaker 3: So vitamin D deficiency comes from cholesterol levels.
Speaker 4: Being too low. So get this.
Speaker 3: Thirty five years ago, I'm gonna say the normal cholesterol
Speaker 3: levels were three hundred to three fifty. They found that
Speaker 3: the higher the cholesterol level.
Speaker 4: The less.
Speaker 3: There was no incidence of Alzheimer's or dementia or anything
Speaker 3: like that in patients that had high levels of cholesterol.
Speaker 3: So over the years they have lowered the numbers and
Speaker 3: lowered the numbers and lowered the numbers, and now they
Speaker 3: want everybody to be under one ninety. But your target
Speaker 3: is one fifty. So when your cholesterol level is that low,
Speaker 3: like I said before, your cholesterol has many purposes in
Speaker 3: the body, including the regulation of vitamin D, including neuroprotectent
Speaker 3: for your central nervous system. All of that stuff protect
Speaker 3: you from heavy metals and you know, all kinds of
Speaker 3: things of that nature. And so the lower it is,
Speaker 3: the sicker you're going to get because the cholesterol is
Speaker 3: not allowed to do its job in the body, which
Speaker 3: means that vitamin D can't do its job in the
Speaker 3: body either. And when your cholesterol you know when in
Speaker 3: those episodes we talked about how the liver is the
Speaker 3: most important in cholesterol function instead of the pancreas. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: for blood, sugar and cholesterol word word, And so your
Speaker 3: your liver, Like I said, when you take in vitamin D,
Speaker 3: your liver is the first thing that changes that into
Speaker 3: an active form that your body can use. So if
Speaker 3: your cholesterol level is too low or your liver is
Speaker 3: not functioning, your sugar level is not working properly because
Speaker 3: of your liver, then the vitamin D isn't going to
Speaker 3: be able to shut off your immune system. That's why
Speaker 3: people have frequent allergy attacks. That's why they have the
Speaker 3: mass cell activation. They get hives for no reason, they
Speaker 3: get you know, rashes for no reason. They get fatigue
Speaker 3: all the time, confusion, brain fog, all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: It's because your your cholesterol levels are too low and
Speaker 3: your body is not being able to use and process
Speaker 3: vitamin D.
Speaker 4: How about them apples.
Speaker 3: And like I said, you're going to love this too,
Speaker 3: So with this is for you specifically, right, Yeah, So
Speaker 3: patients with loopus nine out of ten adults that are
Speaker 3: diagnosed with loopus are females. One not. One of the
Speaker 3: key things that I mentioned earlier that causes quote autoimmune
Speaker 3: stuff to happen and causes your immune system to go
Speaker 3: crazy is birth control. Birth control, vaccinations, literally all of
Speaker 3: that stuff, fertility drugs, any anything that they give you
Speaker 3: for like polycystic ovaries, uh female, you know, stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It's always always related to female reproductive health. And that
Speaker 3: is why women are nine out of ten of the
Speaker 3: patients that are diagnosed.
Speaker 2: With I'm going to tell you why this.
Speaker 1: This is just home. It hit home the hardest. Let
Speaker 1: me take off my watch. Okay, my toddlers two years old.
Speaker 1: My wife was perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: We went through two COVID season two through COVID attacks
Speaker 2: with her and the belly.
Speaker 1: My wife gave birth to Salem.
Speaker 2: And then got her fucking thing in the arm immediately after.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about within within six weeks of having the baby. Yep,
Speaker 2: because she she didn't want to get it again because
Speaker 2: I'm a horny guy. So then she's like, okay, she said.
Speaker 2: So she's like, you know, she wanted to be a
Speaker 2: good wife and serve for her husband all right, holl
Speaker 2: the fuck up. As soon as she put that on,
Speaker 2: she didn't she By the way, before the baby, we
Speaker 2: lost another we lost a set of twins, and we
Speaker 2: lost another daughter, another baby.
Speaker 1: We lost three.
Speaker 2: Babies in total, because she had assist in one of
Speaker 2: her in one of her ovaries.
Speaker 1: And she had to get a cut out, and it
Speaker 1: was just it was huge.
Speaker 2: And then the little the other little one that they
Speaker 2: might as well took the other one out too. We
Speaker 2: had to wait until she could, you know, have relationship intimacy,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Then Salem was she's
Speaker 2: the rainbow baby. She no punt attended to gay people
Speaker 2: and nothing. This is not about you, guys.
Speaker 1: This is about you know. That's what they call the.
Speaker 2: Rainbow babies, the babies after you had so many people,
Speaker 2: so many babies dead.
Speaker 1: And she survived.
Speaker 2: So I was like, okay, Well then three months past, okay,
Speaker 2: oh she's still here, all right, all right, let's keep
Speaker 2: it going.
Speaker 1: The baby was born. Now the sister growing again, so they.
Speaker 2: Gave her specific steroids for that right to make sure
Speaker 2: that she can combat it. Then she got the bacteria
Speaker 2: in her stomach that could be cancerous if she doesn't
Speaker 2: fucking she doesn't treat it.
Speaker 8: She's also but she's also allergic to the to the antibiotics,
Speaker 8: so they had to give her a different type of
Speaker 8: antibiotics because she was she was choking up on one
Speaker 8: of they gave her the first one they gave.
Speaker 3: Her, because antibiotics are in are another thing that are
Speaker 3: on the list, which I'll go over with you in
Speaker 3: a minute.
Speaker 1: Fuck, okay, okay. And then.
Speaker 2: Then her skin starts acting up, her heart start has
Speaker 2: I mean bet of palpitations because the lopus is attacking
Speaker 2: her organs. Now there's a different type of Lopez from
Speaker 2: the first wave of lopus that we survived twenty seventeen,
Speaker 2: there's twenty twenty now twenty twenty one, and now she's
Speaker 2: now she's drinking eight different pills to combat not only
Speaker 2: the cysts, but to combat the stomach and to.
Speaker 1: Combat the situation with her skin, and also hydroxy chloro
Speaker 1: coin I think I'm pronouncing it right, to combat lupos.
Speaker 1: And her mood is she constantly in pain.
Speaker 2: She's always on pain killers, and she's on all the
Speaker 2: three different types of medication that she shouldn't be putting
Speaker 2: in her body all at.
Speaker 1: The same time.
Speaker 2: She has three specialists that she sees in one week.
Speaker 2: And this I'm not exaggerating. This is what my life
Speaker 2: has been for the past two years since my baby
Speaker 2: was born.
Speaker 1: And now it all comes to. If she takes that
Speaker 1: shit out of her arm, it would start regulating her
Speaker 1: hormones regulating it.
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 3: It will take a while, but I will tell you
Speaker 3: also for the cyst formation, a lot of times, what
Speaker 3: they do is give you met Foreman. Met Foreman is
Speaker 3: a drug that you take for diabetes when you have
Speaker 3: an issue with your liver. It is what they give
Speaker 3: you to help HM process sugar. But it's also been.
Speaker 4: Found to be very effective at treating sis. Oh that
Speaker 4: was beautiful that. I don't even know how that happened.
Speaker 1: But what happens when you go like this, I guess
Speaker 1: freaking zoom, throw some.
Speaker 4: Glitter. That's awesome.
Speaker 1: What to do?
Speaker 3: So, because they give you a medication that is, you know,
Speaker 3: for to treat the cyst and that damages your liver, which,
Speaker 3: like I said, your your liver is the main processor
Speaker 3: of vitamin D that shoots it out to your kidneys
Speaker 3: and the.
Speaker 4: Rest of your body.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so she's on a combination of things that are
Speaker 3: actually exacerbating her symptoms and making them so much worse.
Speaker 4: So listen to this.
Speaker 3: Okay, So for people who don't know, right, lupus, like
Speaker 3: he said, chronic pain. So it's always in your joints,
Speaker 3: your skin. You can get rashes, lesions, all kinds of
Speaker 3: lovely stuff, your kidneys, your blood cells, your.
Speaker 4: Heart, your lungs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, triggers for it, things that cause it, of course,
Speaker 3: low vitamin D, birth control medications, so, heart medication, blood
Speaker 3: pressure medication, thyroid medication, any kind of psyched meds, so
Speaker 3: neuropsychotic stuff.
Speaker 4: All the psych meds are in there.
Speaker 3: Anti inflammatory medications hello, things that they give you for
Speaker 3: the cyst antibiotics hello again.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Biological medications, Uh, seizure meds. Any kind of gene therapies
Speaker 3: so the new vaccination, Uh, because that's a gene therapy
Speaker 3: or yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh. Any kind of immuno.
Speaker 3: Modulator like we talked about before is also a gene therapy.
Speaker 3: Fertility drugs, stress trauma, toxins, heavy metals, got brain biome imbalance,
Speaker 3: allergy medications, HIV medications, any infections, and UV light.
Speaker 2: But sunlight has U realized, so she would have to take.
Speaker 2: For example, I've speaking of for my wife here that
Speaker 2: have been d in pill form.
Speaker 3: Well no UV light meaning UV light radiation. So people
Speaker 3: who do tanning beds all the time, she does nails.
Speaker 1: It's a little freaking lights.
Speaker 4: But the UV lights.
Speaker 1: Yes, everything, She's doing everything wrong. Bro.
Speaker 3: These are things that that a normal uh rheumatologists, which
Speaker 3: is who she sees as a specialist, will not tell
Speaker 3: you because it is not beneficial for them to have
Speaker 3: her walk out of there and not walk back in
Speaker 3: as a patient.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right.
Speaker 4: They have to keep her in the system.
Speaker 3: The biological medications that they put patients on for lupus
Speaker 3: or other conditions are expensive as shit. You have to
Speaker 3: fight with the insurance companies to get the insurance companies
Speaker 3: to pay for a lot of these medications because they
Speaker 3: care such a high price tag. The only one that
Speaker 3: she's taking that is cheapest hydroxychloroquin What that's the cheapest medication.
Speaker 2: This is why they make you wait for the for
Speaker 2: an authorisation. They sent out the ATHO first and then
Speaker 2: the specialist needs to give you an appointment and that
Speaker 2: could take up to six months.
Speaker 4: Her because they're a specialist.
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, this is huge. Do you speak Spanish? Can
Speaker 1: you do this in Spanish?
Speaker 3: I speak very little Spanish.
Speaker 2: Crap that is you know who that surprisingly speaks very
Speaker 2: well Spanish, Hedi from the Unfiltered podcast, our sister, she
Speaker 2: speaks very fluent Spanish.
Speaker 3: Well, I should have her translate all of this in
Speaker 3: her spare time, of which she has like none. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I thought this would be important to bring to you,
Speaker 3: being that your wife has lupus, and I know the
Speaker 3: struggles because they not only send her to a rheumatologist,
Speaker 3: but I'm sure she's also seen a hematologist because of
Speaker 3: her blood work and whatever.
Speaker 4: And depending on if.
Speaker 3: There's skin issues, then they send you to a dermatologist.
Speaker 3: And all these people are specialists and so hard to
Speaker 3: get into them, and so.
Speaker 1: And they cross.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they cross because she would need a treatment. But
Speaker 2: then oh, you need to see the other specialists in
Speaker 2: six months from now, Like what the fuckha, Like you
Speaker 2: can't do this the more bro And then in the
Speaker 2: meantime I was telling you in that episode on your show,
Speaker 2: it also affects me in very negative ways because I
Speaker 2: feel like I'm the punching bag. I'm walking on eggshells,
Speaker 2: which then it leads me to say.
Speaker 1: I need to get away from her for a bit.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go drink some I'm gonna drink some vodka
Speaker 2: or put a bag of coke on my nose, and
Speaker 2: then come back.
Speaker 1: And then now we have a.
Speaker 2: Bigger issue now because now she knows that I'm fucking
Speaker 2: high and drunk. I'm not there for her, She's not
Speaker 2: there for me, And now our daughters are going to
Speaker 2: suffer the worst.
Speaker 1: Right, So this is it's a chain reaction. Bro.
Speaker 2: Then I honestly think this is also a very strategic
Speaker 2: way to break the nuclear family apart.
Speaker 3: Because being a caregiver or a partner to somebody that
Speaker 3: has health issues, right, that just escalate. And the reason
Speaker 3: why they escalate is because of the treatments that they
Speaker 3: give them. That is what exacerbates the symptoms. That is
Speaker 3: what causes continual flare ups, you know, and things of
Speaker 3: that nature. But it does, like I said, vitamin D
Speaker 3: is necessary to protect your brain and prevent problems from
Speaker 3: your central nervous system and prevent you know, changes in personality,
Speaker 3: changes in behavior, confusion, agitation, dementia, Alzheimer's.
Speaker 4: All of that stuff. All of these.
Speaker 3: Things are actually happening because these medications are keeping her
Speaker 3: immune system in that continual need to attack the body.
Speaker 3: Whereas if you just resort to the vitamin D and
Speaker 3: the K two and the omega three and do periods
Speaker 3: of fasting, that resets your system, that allows you to
Speaker 3: process your vitamin D, it gives your organs a rest,
Speaker 3: and it reverses that storm of the five that come in.
Speaker 4: To wreak havoc on your body.
Speaker 3: Because each one of those five things that are in
Speaker 3: the perfect storm, one of a max on the bones,
Speaker 3: one of a max on the joints, one of a
Speaker 3: max on the skin, you know, one of max on
Speaker 3: the blood cells. They each do something different, and so
Speaker 3: it's like you ever seen the claws to like shred
Speaker 3: meat with, Yeah, that's what these five things do to
Speaker 3: your body.
Speaker 4: It's like ripping and tearing at your body.
Speaker 3: It's like tearing it into little shreds because all it's
Speaker 3: doing is causing massive irritation, like all over your whole
Speaker 3: entire body, and your body is literally doing what it's
Speaker 3: supposed to do via your symptoms that you're having to
Speaker 3: try to get rid of the toxins that you have
Speaker 3: in your system. That overgrowth of bacteria. So your body
Speaker 3: is actually spiking a fever because your body's trying to
Speaker 3: get rid of things that are in your system that
Speaker 3: shouldn't be there.
Speaker 2: When I was consuming coc and math just recently, I
Speaker 2: was growing patches in my face.
Speaker 1: On my on my fingers, on my knuckles, all o
Speaker 1: my all over my palm, my hand.
Speaker 2: I was growing like weird little bompstick and then like
Speaker 2: patches of dry skin. And no matter how much lotion
Speaker 2: I would use, I would get hit with the next
Speaker 2: day I would have it even worse like it was.
Speaker 2: It was just it didn't matter, it wouldn't work. And
Speaker 2: I was like, but it's because of the drugs I was.
Speaker 2: I was putting in drugs in my body faster than
Speaker 2: my body was able to excel them push them out well.
Speaker 3: And your body, your your skin is the largest organ
Speaker 3: of your body anyway, and so your your skin was
Speaker 3: literally trying to push out the toxin, especially from myth,
Speaker 3: because that's got a whole host of some ship in it.
Speaker 3: I can say that because my ex sisband was h
Speaker 3: a meth addict, and he made myth and soul myth
Speaker 3: and oh my god, yeah, we're gonna do an episode.
Speaker 1: I think I have an idea.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm going to do I have people told me
Speaker 3: that I should like write a book because I have
Speaker 3: had some stuff.
Speaker 1: Can you ask you something? Janet? Would you?
Speaker 2: This is this is your official invitation before we close
Speaker 2: this amazing podcast episode on Immune.
Speaker 1: I want to call it Immune System. Probably just call
Speaker 1: it Immune. I like it. I like the name. Check
Speaker 1: us out. Would you honor me with a documentary of
Speaker 1: your life? Maybe two parter? Never know?
Speaker 3: Of course I don't. I don't have any secrets, and
Speaker 3: I've told people on my show literally all kinds of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 3: thank you. You can't be like your true authentic self
Speaker 3: if you're willing to hide parts of yourself.
Speaker 1: Word that is fact.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you can't be honest with it.
Speaker 3: You can't grow in faith or spirit if you don't
Speaker 3: give your testimony.
Speaker 4: So I have not a problem doing that.
Speaker 1: I would.
Speaker 2: I would be completely humbled if you actually came back
Speaker 2: on the show, and I'm sure that people want to
Speaker 2: know what you're what your background is like. And because
Speaker 2: we resonates with people, I just did the whole documentary
Speaker 2: with JB. JB for me was just a crazy conspiracy
Speaker 2: head political guided person. It turns out that he was
Speaker 2: a full on, freaking gambling criminal.
Speaker 3: I've been listening to those and I'm like, man, this
Speaker 3: dude has some stories.
Speaker 2: I was like, you can make that into a Netflix
Speaker 2: series and people will watch, women will watch. That's a
Speaker 2: true crime, bro, Like all I want. I was waiting
Speaker 2: for you to tell me when you stab somebody, I
Speaker 2: how to take that out of the show because I
Speaker 2: don't want, you know, I don't want them to feel
Speaker 2: that way, or the people to the public to see
Speaker 2: think that I'm actually trying to make that happen. But yeah,
Speaker 2: like I mean, Doug, it's it's a hell of a story.
Speaker 2: So okay, Janet, I want to thank you again for
Speaker 2: being here today, and I want to give you the
Speaker 2: opportunity to please plug in your show let people know
Speaker 2: where they can find you. As you know, people are
Speaker 2: actually engaging, they're seeing the trailers, they're commenting, they're asking
Speaker 2: a question. Here one person leads to ten people. Because
Speaker 2: whatever information you put out, they're gonna tune into the show.
Speaker 2: They're gonna go and and ask you the question. And
Speaker 2: they're not only gonna talk about you to talk about
Speaker 2: our show, but most importantly, they're gonna take that piece
Speaker 2: of information you gave them and share it with their mom,
Speaker 2: share it with their sister or the people at church,
Speaker 2: and one becomes ten, ten become twenty, twenty, become two
Speaker 2: hundred and by.
Speaker 1: The end you know it. But at the end of
Speaker 1: the time, within a.
Speaker 2: Blink of an eye, people are actually healthier, looking.
Speaker 1: For cod eating better, you know. And that's the more
Speaker 1: supportant part here. And then tuning into PREENORATID podcasts.
Speaker 2: In the Problem Nation podcast, they don't know what they
Speaker 2: can find you Janet one more time.
Speaker 3: Okay, go to deplorable Nation and find that on any
Speaker 3: podcast platform or on Rumble. Or you can find deplorable
Speaker 3: Janet on Instagram or no Janet Kate n Ow on Twitter.
Speaker 4: Why are you jetting my house while you're going by?
Speaker 4: And say Hi? That's fine too.
Speaker 2: Sure you check it out, ladies and gentlemen, the Probable
Speaker 2: Nation podcast at Janet deplorable on Instagram you can't find
Speaker 2: her for any reason. You can also find her on
Speaker 2: preenarator dot com and drop down many of special guests
Speaker 2: and links. Guys, she's been here, She's blowing it up.
Speaker 2: She has completely taken over the show now, Janet, this
Speaker 2: episode's gonna take a while to come out because I'm
Speaker 2: trying to prolong the episodes with you, because have a
Speaker 2: production boarder at least three weeks in advance, So within
Speaker 2: two to three week I'll be able to drop this episode.
Speaker 1: So everybody's gonna be able to listen tune into you,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: But I'm sending this fiel to you right now, and
Speaker 2: You'll be able to drop it whenever you feel like it. Obviously,
Speaker 2: mad love and respect to everything that you do. I
Speaker 2: cannot wait for you to come back. I pray that
Speaker 2: your family always stays healthy, always stays wealthy, and you guys,
Speaker 2: always engage with the right people, that nobody crosses your
Speaker 2: path to just give you evil thoughts or evil vibes.
Speaker 2: Love you, take care, Thank you so much for your
Speaker 2: you do. My family, my wife, Thank you for what
Speaker 2: you're doing. My wife is extremely happy and thankful. And
Speaker 2: not a lot of people give the stuff, and when
Speaker 2: they do, I give them my heart because it means
Speaker 2: the world to me. Is specifically in the platform that
Speaker 2: we met and what we shared together. It's unique and
Speaker 2: it's beautiful, and I need you to be close to
Speaker 2: us for a longer time period if God allows it
Speaker 2: to be, and we have a care package getting cooked
Speaker 2: out by the end of the month. Also so hopefully
Speaker 2: by the first two weeks of August they get shipped
Speaker 2: out and you'll be one of the first people to
Speaker 2: get that package. Thank you again, Jenning from the Proper
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Speaker 5: Peaceau oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah.