Speaker 1: And we are live with doctor Peter Glidden. This is
Speaker 1: your doctor's appointment with doctor Glidden. The phone number is
Speaker 1: six one nine four three one zero three three four.
Speaker 1: You can call in, which is preferable because a lot
Speaker 1: more energy when you get to you know, have your
Speaker 1: own conversation with him, or you can put it in
Speaker 1: the chat for rumble. I will try to monitor FTJ too,
Speaker 1: but it's kind of it's a lot of moving around,
Speaker 1: all right. So, doctor Peter Glidden, how are you today?
Speaker 2: Pretty good? Actually, all things considered, I'm pretty excited. I've
Speaker 2: I've I've kicked off a new educational experience on the website.
Speaker 2: It's under the uh doctor Glidden show tab on my website.
Speaker 2: I'm having weekly educational events that the the intention of
Speaker 2: which is to help my subscribers ground themselves in the
Speaker 2: holistic perspective, because it's, you know, we're battling over one
Speaker 2: hundred years of education, socialized educational nonsense, all of which
Speaker 2: promotes the pharmaceutical agenda, the pharmaceutical agenda, the pharmaceutical agenda,
Speaker 2: and that's a difficult thing to pop out of. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's where it is. So today at three o'clock Central
Speaker 2: Materialistic Machiavelli and MD medical mediocrity. So yeah, it's important
Speaker 2: that we people understand what's going on here because it's
Speaker 2: become more and more apparent to me as you know,
Speaker 2: because I've been deep in this in this reality for
Speaker 2: thirty six years now, more than that actually, But for
Speaker 2: most people, they're brand new to it and they don't
Speaker 2: understand the distinctions. And it's important that we understand the
Speaker 2: distincts here in order to completely pop out of the
Speaker 2: medical matrix. So that's why I'm doing this, you know,
Speaker 2: extra bonus, you know, educational thing, no up charge from
Speaker 2: my subscribers, in order to just make them understand and
Speaker 2: get more fully grounded in the holistic perspective because it's important.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, And I think the reason why I'm so
Speaker 1: adamant about what I'm reading about bay Shop and Pasture
Speaker 1: is because that seems to be where the deception originated
Speaker 1: for the most part, like where it took a left
Speaker 1: turn into commercialism rather than scientific approach to things and
Speaker 1: whatever they could sell. The vaccine is the idea of
Speaker 1: one cause, one cure with whither their drugs or inoculations,
Speaker 1: which always and I think people have a faults impression
Speaker 1: of the history of those but they've always resulted in tragedy.
Speaker 1: If you let if you live five days, not even
Speaker 1: five years. Like chemotherapy was a success, it was because
Speaker 1: it mutated. Gotcha, we ever resisted it, it's not because
Speaker 1: the shot killed you.
Speaker 2: Right, The whole thing is the whole When you look
Speaker 2: at the evolution of medicine, it's always been stacked in
Speaker 2: the favor of the mds. And I'm going to show
Speaker 2: people why today. There's a reason why this has happened,
Speaker 2: and it's a really simple answer to the question. It
Speaker 2: has to do with the materialistic view, the mechanistic view
Speaker 2: of the human organism, which is an incorrect view of
Speaker 2: the human organism, but nonetheless it's been a persistent view
Speaker 2: for fifteen hundred years now. And I think the reason
Speaker 2: that it is the persistent view is because of the
Speaker 2: spiritual immaturity of people who are incarnate on this planet
Speaker 2: in this epoch, right, I think most people don't have
Speaker 2: the ontological maturity to understand the reality of the situation.
Speaker 2: And the reality of the situation is that we are
Speaker 2: spiritual beings having a physical experience, and it is the
Speaker 2: spiritual force which makes the human body work. And if
Speaker 2: you don't understand that, then the therapeutics that you apply
Speaker 2: to make the body healthy will fail because you don't
Speaker 2: understand the nature of the human body. I mean, you've
Speaker 2: effectively thrown the baby yet with the bathwater. If you
Speaker 2: don't recognize or have any operative experience of the interface
Speaker 2: between the vital force and the genesis of disease, or
Speaker 2: the ability for the body to heal from it, or
Speaker 2: really even natural law, because if you don't understand the
Speaker 2: true nature of the human experience, then you will not
Speaker 2: be able to discern natural law because your eyes will
Speaker 2: be blinded to it. You won't even know that you're
Speaker 2: blinded to it. It's like you're color blind artist, but
Speaker 2: you don't know that you're colorblind. So, but you know,
Speaker 2: it's been a predominant the materialistic, mechanistic view of a
Speaker 2: human being has been the predominant one for fifteen hundred years.
Speaker 2: And I think that's an evolutionary cycle that we're in.
Speaker 2: And Hindu mythology they speak about yogas right consciousness goes.
Speaker 1: Through We're in the calleaue you good, but unfortunately right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So this is all cola yoga stuff. I think yeah,
Speaker 2: which is why you know, there are people who get
Speaker 2: it and who understand it, and there are more and
Speaker 2: more people who are wanting to understand it, who understand
Speaker 2: the shortcomings of the conventional method, and you know, it's
Speaker 2: changing for the better, but it's we're still way the
Speaker 2: underdog here.
Speaker 1: You know. What I always think of is it's this
Speaker 1: is a hell made for the people who can comprehend it.
Speaker 1: It's not for the people who don't understand what's going
Speaker 1: on because they don't know what be afraid of and
Speaker 1: they don't see what's coming or the true nature of it.
Speaker 1: But for the people who are aware, it's the living
Speaker 1: hell every day trying to comprehend it. Also, it's for
Speaker 1: the people who get it the most. It's the most
Speaker 1: it's the worst hell.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it's the people that understand it's a problem,
Speaker 2: that it's a problem. You know, that's the first step
Speaker 2: towards you know, that's like step number one and any
Speaker 2: type of recovery is first you have to understand that
Speaker 2: there's a problem.
Speaker 1: Right. I think that's why disclosure happens to like the
Speaker 1: controlled disclosure, because you need to let you know what
Speaker 1: to be frightened of. In order for the to fear
Speaker 1: factor to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's really interesting. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: just look at all the stuff that Townsend Brown did
Speaker 2: with electro gravatics in the fifties. I mean, he was
Speaker 2: making aluminum discs spin, not spin like a top. But
Speaker 2: he tethered an aluminum disc to a swinging arm and
Speaker 2: he set up an electrical charge on the disc separating
Speaker 2: the positive from the negative. The positive he had on
Speaker 2: the leading edge and the negative he had in the middle,
Speaker 2: and there was a dielectric between the two. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: switch and the thing moved, and he calculated, because it's
Speaker 2: simple math. After you know, after you measure the speeds
Speaker 2: and the velocity of you on the voltage and the
Speaker 2: mass of the object. He calculated that just with that
Speaker 2: technology that they had in the fifties, you could fly
Speaker 2: to Mars in two days. That's how fast it could go.
Speaker 2: And that was in the fifties.
Speaker 1: It displaces friction, right because it's putting like a void
Speaker 1: in front of wherever your propulsion is directed. It's really interesting.
Speaker 1: I have a book called Anti Grividixen Propulsion, and it's
Speaker 1: all talks about him. In the very first half of
Speaker 1: the book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a great book. They also in that book
Speaker 2: they also put forth the idea that the B two
Speaker 2: bomber works on the same principle that it uses jet
Speaker 2: fuel to get up to speed, and then once it's
Speaker 2: up to speed, the force of the air coming through
Speaker 2: the craft spins turbines which create the electrical charge which
Speaker 2: makes the craft to move, so they it can stay
Speaker 2: in the air forever once it's up to speed. That
Speaker 2: fascinating stuff. And you know it's all about disclosure, right that.
Speaker 2: You know, what have we not been told? And apparently
Speaker 2: it's everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's funny too because this is kind
Speaker 1: of like a self perpetuating issue because I I would
Speaker 1: imagine and I have a very strong belief in this
Speaker 1: that the lack of nutrition, the deficiencies are limiting people's
Speaker 1: comprehension in the first place. The way this works upstairs
Speaker 1: could be the reason why they don't get and can't
Speaker 1: be taught certain things either. Plus fluoride, right, fluoride id
Speaker 1: all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fluoride specifically has been proven to lower IQ. Let
Speaker 2: me say that once again, fluoride has been proven to
Speaker 2: lower IQ. So we have been being dumb down ever
Speaker 2: since they put fluoride into the water. And you know, again,
Speaker 2: that's just one aspect of the metabolic net negatives that
Speaker 2: we've been having to deal with. And I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: surprised that life expectancy, I think in the US is
Speaker 2: eighty years of age. Now I'm surprised we make it
Speaker 2: to sixty, honestly, given all the shit that people eat
Speaker 2: and all the ways that they treat themselves with all
Speaker 2: this polypharmacy crap. That speaks, I think, to the inherent
Speaker 2: nature of the human body to want to survive, which
Speaker 2: is why I have always said, because it's true, the
Speaker 2: body wants to fix itself. Body knows how to fix itself.
Speaker 2: The body's trying to fix itself all of the time.
Speaker 1: And I actually see a connection here with the microzymas too.
Speaker 1: They want to be in their symbiotic state. They don't
Speaker 1: want to have to change and become bacteriated because you
Speaker 1: changed their environment. They're reacting to that and causing the illness.
Speaker 2: That's interesting, isn't that very interesting? I mean, people with
Speaker 2: parasitic infections crave food that keeps the parasites alive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's a funny thing too. The sugar
Speaker 1: in the middle of the night type of thing, craving
Speaker 1: to eat in middle of night all that.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, man, all of this stuff is you know,
Speaker 2: would that we had a free world, would that we
Speaker 2: had a scientific community that actually engaged in objective scientific discovery,
Speaker 2: If we had a medical community that engaged in objective
Speaker 2: scientific discovery, then homeopathy would be the law of the land. Yes,
Speaker 2: there is no more patently scientific medical method than homeopathy,
Speaker 2: which is ironic or not ironic, but interesting because everything
Speaker 2: that you read about homeopathy, you know, in mainstream will
Speaker 2: tell you that it's the opposite of science. It's pseudoscience,
Speaker 2: it's unproven, it's unfounded, it's theoretical, and it's not Most
Speaker 2: of allopathic medicine is unscientific. Quite frankly, again, it's the
Speaker 2: opposite of what we've been taught to believe.
Speaker 1: The whole idea of just injecting something past your gut
Speaker 1: to where it's processing and filtering out toxin is a
Speaker 1: very incredibly dangerous practice.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know, the whole reason that the drugs
Speaker 2: are prescribed in the first place is juvenile and dangerous
Speaker 2: and out of sync with natural law. And that's the
Speaker 2: that's the uh, the page that we're going to turn
Speaker 2: over today at three o'clock. So I'm excited about it.
Speaker 1: Actually, Yeah, the first episode was homeopathy, like a general review.
Speaker 1: What was the second one? I just saw it pop
Speaker 1: up yesterday, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't Yeah, the second one is today at three. Oh.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that was just an announcement that is coming up.
Speaker 2: I got you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So we have a call from California.
Speaker 2: I've heard of California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hello, Hello, gentlemen, go for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hey, we have a question about gallbladder, maybe gallstone.
Speaker 3: My daughter had her second baby, and I think it's
Speaker 3: kind of common from what we were reading that you
Speaker 3: can have issues with your gallbladder. But she has pain
Speaker 3: that's presenting in the middle of her abdomen. She was
Speaker 3: driving yesterday, very hard to sit still. Sometimes a sharp
Speaker 3: pain where she can't get a deep breast. That's the thing,
Speaker 3: and it seems like it's coinciding with her eating. She
Speaker 3: gets a little nauseous after she eats. Anyway, she has
Speaker 3: an appointment with the doctor just to get checked out.
Speaker 3: But I know you talked about corn silks and things
Speaker 3: like that to help break down possible stones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the corn silk is for kidney stones, not
Speaker 2: for gallstones, and so your daughter needs to be advised
Speaker 2: about the following. Okay, I'm all for getting a correct
Speaker 2: diagnosis as long as it doesn't entail using a CT scan.
Speaker 2: So if she goes to the to the MD's and
Speaker 2: they tell her they're going to do a CT scan,
Speaker 2: she should refuse the CT scan and tell them that
Speaker 2: she wants a high definition ultrasound or an MRI instead.
Speaker 2: She needs to refuse blatantly. On the face of it,
Speaker 2: no CT scans. One CT scan gives you five hundred
Speaker 2: times as much radiation as one chest X ray does. Okay, So,
Speaker 2: but the hospitals try to sell the CT scan because
Speaker 2: they make a boatload of money on it. And you know,
Speaker 2: even if they could get justice just as much information
Speaker 2: from an ultrasound, you know, which will cost one hundred bucks,
Speaker 2: they're going to order the CT scan, which costs two
Speaker 2: thousand bucks because it's a money making operation. So number one,
Speaker 2: no CT scan, high definition ultrasound would be best for this,
Speaker 2: and she should go She should go to the doctors
Speaker 2: on an empty stomach, because if she has food in
Speaker 2: her stomach, it will mess up how the gallbladder looks
Speaker 2: on an ultrasound or with an MRI. Okay, so she
Speaker 2: needs to not eat anything when she goes, and so
Speaker 2: she gets a diagnosis. But if it's if she has
Speaker 2: a gallstone, if it comes back, you're right, she does
Speaker 2: have a gallstone, or two or three or ten, they're
Speaker 2: going to recommend that she has her gallbladder yanked out
Speaker 2: and they're going to scare her. Oh, you need to
Speaker 2: get this done because if you don't, you could pass
Speaker 2: a gallstone in the middle of the night and that's
Speaker 2: a medical emergency and you could die, which is correct
Speaker 2: and true, but it's extremely rare that that happens. So
Speaker 2: if she comes back with the definitive diagnosis of gallstones,
Speaker 2: then you just need to go to my website and
Speaker 2: I line up the protocol to get rid of the gallstones.
Speaker 2: It's a relatively easy thing. It's a relatively easy thing
Speaker 2: to get rid of. But the first thing, right is,
Speaker 2: we need to know what it is. Maybe it's a gallstone,
Speaker 2: maybe it's her appendix. Who knows, So we need to
Speaker 2: figure out what it is with a diagnostic method that's
Speaker 2: not going to hurt the body. So that's why we
Speaker 2: refuse the CT scan and then just navigate to the
Speaker 2: website look under the Gallstones page and it'll tell her
Speaker 2: what to do. Makes sense, okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. I'm a member, so I
Speaker 3: have all access to all those videos or.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fantastic, really really good. The most important thing here
Speaker 2: is no ct scan, and they will be up selling.
Speaker 2: They will be pitching the CT scan. Hard tell her
Speaker 2: to tell the doctors no CT scan whatsoever. Give me
Speaker 2: just shut up and give me a high definition ultrasound
Speaker 2: because that will give her all the information that they need.
Speaker 3: Is there anything she can take for the pain or
Speaker 3: anything that would help in the interim.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's two things. If if she has pain in
Speaker 2: the abdomen and at the same time, she has pain
Speaker 2: in the right shoulder area in her back kind of
Speaker 2: where her where her wingbone is, you know, with the scalpulie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she has.
Speaker 2: Pain in the scapula area in addition to the abdominal pain.
Speaker 2: Then there's a homeopathic medicine called celadonium. Are you watching
Speaker 2: the presentation now? Are you just listening to it?
Speaker 3: I'm listening to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So it's called celadonium. You want to write it down?
Speaker 3: Yes, I wrote it down.
Speaker 2: Okay, C H E L I D like David oh
Speaker 2: N like Nancy. I U am celadonium, right, get it
Speaker 2: in the thirty the thirty C potency.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, her take two pellets three times a day for
Speaker 2: three days.
Speaker 3: Two pellets three times a day. Okay. I don't think
Speaker 3: she has the scalcula pain, so I think it's just
Speaker 3: in the center of her abdomen.
Speaker 2: Okay. If the pain moves across the center of the
Speaker 2: abdomen from the right side of her abdomen towards the
Speaker 2: middle or towards the left, Okay, then there's a different
Speaker 2: medicine she needs is called Carduis. It's C A R
Speaker 2: D like David U U S C A R D
Speaker 2: like David U U S like Sierra Carduis maritima. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm getting in the thirty C potency as well. Two
Speaker 2: pellaps three times a day for three days.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, all.
Speaker 2: Right, best of luck.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you for your time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're welcome. And one more thing that everybody needs
Speaker 2: to understand is that the one of the reasons that
Speaker 2: there are complications of pregnancy, like you'll have pre aclampsia,
Speaker 2: you'll have a clampsia, you'll have postpartum depression, you'll have
Speaker 2: a gestational diabetes, or you'll have problems carrying the baby
Speaker 2: to term, or the child's born with the birth defect. Right,
Speaker 2: all of these things are caused by unrecognized nutrient deficiencies
Speaker 2: in the body of the pregnant mother. And it's not
Speaker 2: rocket science because if this is my imaginary tank, and
Speaker 2: this is how many nutrients the body needs, but this
Speaker 2: is how many the body has less than half what
Speaker 2: happens when you get pregnant, right, they're gone. So the
Speaker 2: baby is growing up in an undernutrified body. The woman's
Speaker 2: body is undernutrified, and that's why things break. It's not
Speaker 2: because she has a bad gene. It's because you're obstetrician
Speaker 2: doesn't know any of this. And more's the pity. So
Speaker 2: one of the things that this woman's daughter needs to
Speaker 2: do is get the healthy Foundation pack and start taking it.
Speaker 2: And quite frankly, anybody six months before a woman even
Speaker 2: thinks about getting pregnant, she should start on the Foundation pack,
Speaker 2: and she should maintain it all the way through the
Speaker 2: pregnancy and quite frankly, for the rest of her life.
Speaker 2: That's a recommendation for happy, healthy pregnancy with very little
Speaker 2: if any complications.
Speaker 1: And there it is. That's an Eiffelhealth dot com. And
Speaker 1: there's a phone number in the description to get yourself
Speaker 1: set up with you know, tailoring things for your specific
Speaker 1: needs with Brenda. The number is in the description and
Speaker 1: it's Eiffelhealth dot Com. If you're just going to go
Speaker 1: straight to the foundation pack and check that out for
Speaker 1: the first ninety days of your recovery. All right, Now,
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, even with plants, when you're growing things,
Speaker 1: if you don't have a credit amount of nutrients in
Speaker 1: the soil, you get dwarfing, you get you know, issues
Speaker 1: with you know, they start to morph and look different
Speaker 1: than what they're supposed to. So that's makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: How that applied to the human body too when you're
Speaker 1: having a child.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, and it's also one of the leading causes
Speaker 2: of infertility, women just not being able to get pregnant.
Speaker 2: And it's because the bodies no better body doesn't want
Speaker 2: to get pregnant if it's undernutrified, it just doesn't want
Speaker 2: to do it. So then when you when you force
Speaker 2: the body's hand through the in vitro fertilization techniques and
Speaker 2: drugs that they give. Oh my god. Yeah, that's when
Speaker 2: you know the kids start having problems after birth, and
Speaker 2: it's because they're they were undernutrified from the start.
Speaker 1: And that you end up having a litter when you
Speaker 1: just wanted one.
Speaker 2: It's it's big money though, so that's why they keep
Speaker 2: doing it.
Speaker 1: So Dan Scott, Hello, Dan Scott. Hopefully you're listening or
Speaker 1: have a chance to listen later, says question for doctor G.
Speaker 1: I have do patrons contractures or small bumps in both palms,
Speaker 1: two or three in each hand, probably due to being
Speaker 1: a massage therapist for twelve years. They only hurt when
Speaker 1: I press firmly on them or fully stretched back those
Speaker 1: nearby associated fingers. Other than that, they don't keep me
Speaker 1: from doing my job or anything else, but they might
Speaker 1: multiply or get worse in the future. I will wonder
Speaker 1: the cause overused damaged tendons or ligaments. Is there a
Speaker 1: specific homeopathic remedy to treat me? Thank you.
Speaker 2: Well? The answer is yes and no. Remember with homeopathic
Speaker 2: muscle medicine, we don't treat disease, we treat people. So
Speaker 2: I could have identical twins and they both have DO patrons,
Speaker 2: and they're going to need two different homeopathic medicines to
Speaker 2: recover from it because they have two different sets of symptoms.
Speaker 2: And this is an important distinction. Now, sometimes there are
Speaker 2: conditions which generically will point to a particular homeopathic medicine.
Speaker 2: Like the first homeopathic medicine to think of if you
Speaker 2: have blunt force trauma to the body is Arnica montana.
Speaker 2: The first homeopathic medicine to consider is if you have
Speaker 2: a broken bone is symphytum officionalis. The first homeopathic medicine
Speaker 2: to consider if you have a fever that came on
Speaker 2: suddenly is aconite. So there are a handful of conditions
Speaker 2: which have a great deal of success with the generic
Speaker 2: prescription of the homeopathic, but regretfully, to Petrins is not
Speaker 2: one of them. So the only way that you would
Speaker 2: be able to get on the other side of that
Speaker 2: with homeopathy is with a private consultation with someone. But
Speaker 2: before you do that four ninety days, here's what I
Speaker 2: would do. You get one healthy Foundation pack, one bottle
Speaker 2: of a product called glucogel in the capsules, one bottle
Speaker 2: of glucogel capsules, two hundred and forty count Is it
Speaker 2: on there somewhere? It's there somewhere. It is two hundred
Speaker 2: and forty. So one foundation, pack one bottle of glucogel
Speaker 2: at the two hundred and forty count and take that,
Speaker 2: eliminate the twelve bad foods, and take those supplements every
Speaker 2: day for ninety days. Now. Also you can get some
Speaker 2: castor oil. You can put it in a container that
Speaker 2: your fingers will be able to stick to, you know,
Speaker 2: to fit into, so that the castor oil goes above
Speaker 2: you know, the knuckles that are affected. You warm the
Speaker 2: castor oil upside, put it in a double burner, put
Speaker 2: it in the microwave for three seconds or whatever. It
Speaker 2: doesn't you don't want you to get doesn't need to
Speaker 2: be hot so that you burn yourself. It needs to
Speaker 2: be warm. You stick your fingers in the warm castor
Speaker 2: oil for about five minutes every day. And just be
Speaker 2: advised that the castor oil is super sticky and super messy.
Speaker 2: And so when you, you know, remove your hands from
Speaker 2: the castor roll, make sure you have a piece of
Speaker 2: cotton or a towel or something to wipe all the
Speaker 2: oil off, because otherwise it'll get over everything. So if
Speaker 2: you did that every day for twenty eight days. The
Speaker 2: castor oil that may all by itself go a long
Speaker 2: way towards helping this. But the reason that this happens
Speaker 2: is because internally your body has run out of the
Speaker 2: nutrients that it needs to keep those parts of your
Speaker 2: body healthy. And you know it doesn't help that you're
Speaker 2: using your hands all the time, right, So so that's
Speaker 2: the first thing to get consider in this regard.
Speaker 1: All right, Dan Scott, I hopefully you have a chance
Speaker 1: to look at that, listen to that, and it'll be
Speaker 1: on the replay. So we have from Aaron says, Hello, gentlemen,
Speaker 1: good to see you. Doctor Peter Linnon. Have you heard
Speaker 1: of a neurosurgeon, Jack Cruz. He really gets into light
Speaker 1: therapy and Fred Suddeny and how most all health studies
Speaker 1: don't use light case control.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard of him specifically, But once I become
Speaker 2: a billionaire, I'm going to sink a ton of money
Speaker 2: into light therapy because there's a there there. Light therapy
Speaker 2: holds a lot of promise. But I mean, the most
Speaker 2: effective type of medicine on planet Earth right now is homeopathy,
Speaker 2: and it's been the most effective type of medicine since
Speaker 2: the eighteen hundreds, and it's still, you know, the redheaded
Speaker 2: stepchild that nobody wants to recognize. So even if I'm
Speaker 2: telling you, even if there's a breakthrough, you know, and
Speaker 2: light therapy cures cancer, right, it's never going to enter
Speaker 2: the mainstream. Not in this medical climate. It's not not
Speaker 2: in this political climate. We do not have a free,
Speaker 2: fair and just system of medicine. We don't. And it's
Speaker 2: because of the medical monopoly that things like light therapy
Speaker 2: and homeopathy and the medical nutrition are not everywhere all
Speaker 2: the time. Because if we had actually medical freedom, where
Speaker 2: people could go to any type of doctor they wanted
Speaker 2: and insurance paid for everything, medical doctors would be out
Speaker 2: of a job because people in a free market gravitate
Speaker 2: towards what works. And it's a traged of biblical proportions.
Speaker 2: But light therapy has a lot of promise and I'd
Speaker 2: love to investigate it. I just don't have the time
Speaker 2: or the funds to do it yet.
Speaker 1: Dan Scott replied back, said thank you, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I will do what you prescribed and will update in
Speaker 1: ninety days. Thanks again.
Speaker 2: I love it when people listen to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think there might be one more question
Speaker 1: than the in my email. It's hard to go fishing
Speaker 1: around for everything in the middle. Oh no, that was Dan.
Speaker 1: Dan was one of the contacted me in the email.
Speaker 1: So that's cool. Ruder gravi olans. Okay, yeah, YEPI that
Speaker 1: was him. All right, good, So you guys answer the
Speaker 1: question answered perfect, perfect, perfect, all right.
Speaker 2: So, Ruder graviolans. There are nineteen homeopathic medicines that have
Speaker 2: been shown to be effective for this particular condition. To
Speaker 2: putrins your nineteen homeopathics, Ruder graviolans is one of them.
Speaker 2: And remember I'm not talking about medical nutrition now, I'm
Speaker 2: talking about homeopathy. When we talk about homeopathy, whatever it
Speaker 2: is that you're treating. In order for the homeopathic medicine
Speaker 2: to carry the day, you have to hit the bullseye
Speaker 2: with the prescription. You have to get it just right.
Speaker 2: It's like trying to break a wine glass with sound frequency.
Speaker 2: You got to get it just right, and then the
Speaker 2: glass shatters. If you're off by a little bit, it
Speaker 2: doesn't work at all. Nothing happens. Zero doesn't work. So
Speaker 2: that's the challenge with homeopathic treatment. Root up graviolans may
Speaker 2: be the medicine that you need. But you have a
Speaker 2: one out of a nineteen percentile chance that that's the case.
Speaker 1: Right, So we have another question over here. I was
Speaker 1: about to answer myself, but we have this one here
Speaker 1: says any thoughts on magnesium oil? Yeah, r nay, And
Speaker 1: I use it is instead of aluminum when I deutiorize,
Speaker 1: because the spray that's the same thing. It's antipersperate. It's
Speaker 1: not just deuter it's antipersperate.
Speaker 2: That's yeah. I don't I've never used magnesum. So the
Speaker 2: single best way to get magnesium into the body to
Speaker 2: have a therapeutic impact is to ingest it orally. You know.
Speaker 2: I suppose you could make the argument that if you're
Speaker 2: having a terrific muscle spasm somewhere in your body, then
Speaker 2: a topical application of magnesium would speed speed the Europe.
Speaker 2: You could make that argument, and I would be in
Speaker 2: agreement with you. But remember magnesium is one of ninety
Speaker 2: essential nutrients, and you don't just need magnesium, you need
Speaker 2: magnesium plus eighty nine other things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your freedom's on the ninety as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if you if you just to magnesium, you're
Speaker 2: missing the boat and you're going to hurt You're going
Speaker 2: to hurt yourself, so we need all ninety. But if
Speaker 2: you do it all ninety and you want to experiment
Speaker 2: with extra magnesium topically, yeah, I think that's a worthwhile experiment.
Speaker 1: So we have like one, two, maybe even three testimonials
Speaker 1: here for you.
Speaker 2: So let's go.
Speaker 1: Polka. Joseph said, the extra Amiga three fatty acids you
Speaker 1: recommended a couple of weeks of a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: has already helped me with my sleep quality. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Look at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm telling you, man, this is the best kept
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Speaker 1: In the Sarah's Moon Sand, isn't it? Her name's Carrie says,
Speaker 1: Please let doctor Glida know that he has helped me tremendously.
Speaker 1: I followed his protocol with my kidney stone and I've
Speaker 1: been having less pain. So thank you so very much.
Speaker 2: Boom, and all of this, by the way, from a distance,
Speaker 2: without the need for private appointment. And it's not because
Speaker 2: I'm like a genius. It's because this is the way
Speaker 2: that the world works. You know, you don't need to
Speaker 2: micro manage the growth of the plant. You just need
Speaker 2: to give it fertilizer, sunlight, and water. That's it. It's
Speaker 2: the same with the human body. You just need to
Speaker 2: give it the right stuff and eighty three percent of
Speaker 2: the time it bounces back. And it's remarkable. I mean,
Speaker 2: we have a lot of testimonials with all kinds of
Speaker 2: conditions that people have recovered from just by doing the
Speaker 2: generic stuff, which was very humbling for me when I
Speaker 2: figured that out. That people really don't need a private appointment.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez, Okay, sometimes they do just because there's just
Speaker 1: like if you have a personal trainer, you need the
Speaker 1: motivation to actually do what you're being told to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. There is a lot there's a lot
Speaker 2: of benefit to having a private appointment with someone. But
Speaker 2: and you know my calendar is full with appointments. It's
Speaker 2: because there's a seventeen percent that need the extra help
Speaker 2: because the generic stuff only takes them so far. Then
Speaker 2: they need the extra push. Yeah, but it's the minority,
Speaker 2: not the majority.
Speaker 1: And also, I mean, like you said, with that seventeen percent,
Speaker 1: there's a three hour intake for a reason, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean you have to ask every little thing so
Speaker 1: you can hit that thing on the target. With the
Speaker 1: homeopathy or the.
Speaker 2: Homeopathic it's a very interesting interview.
Speaker 1: So doctor Peter Glynnen, this is Aaron says. I listened
Speaker 1: to you talk about hydrotherapy a bit and the multitude
Speaker 1: of benefits, and I decided to plan our family vacation
Speaker 1: around hitting up different hot springs, minror pools, cold springs,
Speaker 1: all plunges. He said, it was pretty awesome. I feel amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the proof of the puddings in the eating here,
Speaker 2: especially when it comes to hydrotherapy. And you know in
Speaker 2: Europe this was I mean, I didn't know this. I
Speaker 2: went to a lecture about this about six months ago.
Speaker 2: In a lot of towns in Europe there are public
Speaker 2: places for hydrotherapy.
Speaker 1: Oh nice.
Speaker 2: They've got like public baths and public pools and walking paths,
Speaker 2: you know, through streams where you hold onto ropes and
Speaker 2: so you don't slip and kill yourself and you walk
Speaker 2: in your bare feet, you know, up to your knees
Speaker 2: in the cold water. And it's just a part of
Speaker 2: their culture because it makes people feel so much better
Speaker 2: and it's very helpful therapeutically. So hydro therapy is a
Speaker 2: wonderful kind of culture. For lack of a better word,
Speaker 2: to start to get into and there's a world of
Speaker 2: benefit there. Now, now there's a woman, a colleague of
Speaker 2: mine in Canada. She just codified like Monzo did. Well,
Speaker 2: he actually, you know, he kind of created his own thing.
Speaker 2: This woman didn't create her own thing. But she collected
Speaker 2: all of these works from the original nature pathic doctors,
Speaker 2: all of whom were into hydrotherapy. And these people were
Speaker 2: curing like bubonic plague with hydrotherapy, right, I mean, it
Speaker 2: was remarkable what they were doingpath no homeopathy, no herbs,
Speaker 2: not just hydrotherapy. That's it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And she collected all of the works. It took her
Speaker 2: five years I think, or maybe longer.
Speaker 1: That speaks the wisdom of the body again, right, because
Speaker 1: the body just needs to have that shock and then
Speaker 1: it does its own job. The herb could do it,
Speaker 1: the homeopathic could do it, or this other thing could
Speaker 1: just Hey, it's just like a communication to the body
Speaker 1: to get it to do what it needs to do.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of ways to push the body into
Speaker 2: a state of health. And so she just put all
Speaker 2: of this stuff. I think it's a five volume work
Speaker 2: and she and it's it's just got published like a
Speaker 2: month ago.
Speaker 1: Is this this isn't the same woman that's in your chat,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 2: No? Okay? And I'm I forget the name of the book,
Speaker 2: but once I and I don't know how how many
Speaker 2: copies she has available because it's like a cottage industry, right,
Speaker 2: But I just ordered it and when I get it,
Speaker 2: I'll be sharing it with you guys. But there's what
Speaker 2: So that's a really long winded way of saying that
Speaker 2: hydro therapy holds a lot of promise and it's really
Speaker 2: a cool little hobby, for lack of a better word,
Speaker 2: to get into. And if you could structure your future
Speaker 2: vacations around doing hydro therapy, and man, that's that's I want.
Speaker 2: Why didn't I think of that, quite frankly, is what
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about myself right now. That's a great idea.
Speaker 1: All the all the people who are in the bodybuilding
Speaker 1: who have the high priced trainers, they're all into hydrotherapy.
Speaker 1: All the boxers they do it. They show videos of
Speaker 1: it all the time, even yeah, all all that stuff,
Speaker 1: but usually it's usually in conjunction with some sort of athleticism,
Speaker 1: so that I think they're implying that it's good for
Speaker 1: muscle recovery or whatever. Yeah, but I'm sure there's a
Speaker 1: whole lot more benefits than just that, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. If you don't, you don't have to be
Speaker 1: a bodybuilder, not for that benefit obviously.
Speaker 2: And there are different ways to apply the water.
Speaker 1: Rosette there are.
Speaker 2: There are different ways to apply the water. One way
Speaker 2: is a cold plunge. Do you have me back yet? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're good enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah. One way is a cold plunge. One way is
Speaker 2: to just stream cold water over one part of your body.
Speaker 2: Another way is to do alternating applications of hot water
Speaker 2: and cold water. Another way is to soak a blanket
Speaker 2: with super cold water, put it on your abdomen, and
Speaker 2: use tens units to give electrical stimulation to certain parts
Speaker 2: of your certain acupuncture points. There's a lot of different
Speaker 2: ways to do hydrotherapy, you know, besides the cold plunge
Speaker 2: you know, which all the athletes are into now. But
Speaker 2: it's a fascinating system of forgotten medicine which is extremely helpful.
Speaker 1: So apart from the infrared light. Did Kellogg also do
Speaker 1: hydro therapy?
Speaker 2: Do you know? I don't think he did.
Speaker 1: No, he was he was talking about on the in
Speaker 1: the books about bay Shop, but they're the big shopper
Speaker 1: pasture that they referenced Kellogg. I'm pretty sure it was
Speaker 1: the same guy they were referring to, but they just
Speaker 1: kind of touched upon him a little bit with his
Speaker 1: homeopathy and stuff.
Speaker 2: So there was a nature pathic doctor in Spokane, Washington.
Speaker 2: His name was oh G. Carrol.
Speaker 1: He was the og.
Speaker 2: He was og Og Carrol, and he had the busiest
Speaker 2: medical clinic west of the Mississippi. And he did hydrotherapy.
Speaker 2: And he was the busiest medical clinic west of the Mississippi.
Speaker 2: This was before the Flexner report.
Speaker 1: Oh of course, right, Flexner's tied into some crazy stuff too.
Speaker 1: They had some sort of therapeutic I think it might
Speaker 1: have been an inoculation that was killing people to the
Speaker 1: same last name. It might not have been Abraham, but yeah,
Speaker 1: his name was brought up in one of the books
Speaker 1: I was reading too. All right, let me pop up
Speaker 1: this one. It says this is Aaron Againnis says, I
Speaker 1: have been taking the ninety essential nutrients for almost six
Speaker 1: months now, and a toe I had broke or fractured
Speaker 1: as a teenager and never went to a doctor for
Speaker 1: that was crooked swollen arthritic has totally straightened out. My
Speaker 1: toe no longer is painful, hurting, or swollen.
Speaker 2: I love my job.
Speaker 1: Isn't this great? This is a great day today.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Man, the hits keep on a coming. And by
Speaker 2: the way, for those of you in the listening audience,
Speaker 2: none of this these questions or testimonials are screened or filtered.
Speaker 2: Daniel just reads them as they pop up. It's not
Speaker 2: like you've got somebody in the back room who's filtering
Speaker 2: this stuff, right, It's just this is as raw as
Speaker 2: it gets, and that's one of the reasons why it's
Speaker 2: so effective.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you like that one up here, Karen says,
Speaker 1: I'm the hydrotherapy thing. I get a Charlie Horse in
Speaker 1: the arch of my right foot when it gets cold.
Speaker 2: Okay, So yeah, that's interesting. Right. So the first thing
Speaker 2: to consider with muscle spasticity anywhere in the body under stress, right.
Speaker 2: So stress in this case would be exposure to cold
Speaker 2: or too much exercise. Right. For example, it's a calcium
Speaker 2: in a magnesium deficiency, so you need more of the
Speaker 2: OSTEOFX because you shouldn't get a cramp or a Charlie
Speaker 2: horse just from exposing your feet to cold water. That
Speaker 2: should not happen. You should not get a Charlie horse
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night in bed, which happens
Speaker 2: to a lot of people. That shouldn't happen. You shouldn't
Speaker 2: get restless legs at night in bed that that should
Speaker 2: not happen. If it does happen, there's two things to
Speaker 2: consider initially. Number one, it's not enough calcium or magnesium, right,
Speaker 2: plus the other ninety And number two, you're dehydrated. So
Speaker 2: it's one or the other or both. But that should
Speaker 2: not happen just from the stress of putting your feet
Speaker 2: in cold water. That's called a pathanomonic indication. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like a carry in the coal mine situation. Right,
Speaker 2: It's an indication that there's a weakness in your body
Speaker 2: and you should fix it. And the weakness here would
Speaker 2: be not enough calcium, not enough magnesium, or you're simply dehydrated.
Speaker 1: So can I be selfish and ask a question of
Speaker 1: my own sure? All right? So we talked about this
Speaker 1: a while back. The shoulder right shoulder after exercise elliptical
Speaker 1: not so much because there's not as much strain. But
Speaker 1: if I'm working out and I'm actually doing shoulder exercises
Speaker 1: the next day, lots of pain, like right now, I
Speaker 1: can feel it just by going like this. There's there's
Speaker 1: tension there. And sometimes when I wake up and I
Speaker 1: move it, it sounds like gravel like cartilage crunch, crunch. That
Speaker 1: is one thing. The other thing is and I don't
Speaker 1: know if this segment applies to exercise or what it is,
Speaker 1: but I think I drink a lot of water, but
Speaker 1: I also do the exercising, so maybe I'm pouring it
Speaker 1: right back out. But I get muscle abdomen cramps like crazy,
Speaker 1: where they will shoot up underneath my rib cage and
Speaker 1: I have to hold it and try to push it
Speaker 1: down for and then it just jumps right back up,
Speaker 1: and it's very painful. Upper abdomen lower. Sometimes a little
Speaker 1: tiny muscles I didn't even know exist until I feel
Speaker 1: them tightening up that aren't as bad as painful. But
Speaker 1: I try to stretch my you know, stretch myself back
Speaker 1: to get them to stop. But this will go on
Speaker 1: to not if I sneeze. Well, like say, I'm in
Speaker 1: the facility making hot sauce and I and all cleaning
Speaker 1: up and I'm washing this stuff and I start sneezing
Speaker 1: like crazy because it's all in the air. I'll get
Speaker 1: these boom spasm pains in my in my in my abdomen,
Speaker 1: and it just it will keep on like jumping back up,
Speaker 1: and I have to keep on pushing it down and
Speaker 1: holding my arms there and it jumps back up. Is
Speaker 1: that magnesium calcium you think?
Speaker 2: Or well, I mean, you know I'm not Edgar Casey
Speaker 2: right right, right, right? But so how long has that
Speaker 2: been happening? Uh?
Speaker 1: Two years? Three years? Probably?
Speaker 2: No? Yeah, what do you attribute that?
Speaker 1: What doesn't happen all the time? So maybe it is
Speaker 1: a nutrition thing?
Speaker 2: And well but did it start, you know, after your
Speaker 2: dog died or after you anything?
Speaker 1: Was there any like there's tension in the house all
Speaker 1: the time. So who knows what?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get it. Okay, So with the shoulder, how
Speaker 2: long has that been the thing?
Speaker 1: Quite a while? And so ways the right shoulder, The
Speaker 1: left shoulder seems like it bounces back pretty well, but
Speaker 1: this one feels like it's more like skeletal. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's soreness, but I feel like it's bowen or joint related,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: Okay, So with the right shoulder, does it only bother
Speaker 2: you after exertion.
Speaker 1: Right now, it's sore and.
Speaker 2: All right sore. Now, if you did a did an
Speaker 2: upper body workout, what would happen to the shoulder pain
Speaker 2: during workout.
Speaker 1: Range of motion? I might not be able to lift
Speaker 1: it up as high as the other after some of
Speaker 1: some of the exercises, certain motions would be limited and
Speaker 1: or I'd feel the tension and I wouldn't go any
Speaker 1: further with it because I didn't want to do anything
Speaker 1: worse to it. Right This can happen with inclient presses,
Speaker 1: or it can do just regular show the exercises. After
Speaker 1: a while, I'll start to feel that one. I can
Speaker 1: feel it's pushing back on me, so I'm gonna not
Speaker 1: lift it as high and then you know the next
Speaker 1: day illly soar the gravel feeling. Can't lay on it
Speaker 1: at night when I'm sleeping in it, But I usually
Speaker 1: sleep on my back, so it's okay. I kind of
Speaker 1: sleep like a dead person, like I have like my
Speaker 1: arms like this almost like sleep its flat on my back.
Speaker 1: It's funny, but yeah, at least I start out that way.
Speaker 2: What's the quality of the pain that you feel? Is
Speaker 2: it sharp? Is it dull? Is it aching? Is it tearing,
Speaker 2: is it throbbing, is it steady? Is it hot? Is
Speaker 2: it cold? What's it feel like?
Speaker 1: It's dull And it has to do with the movement
Speaker 1: in general. I don't think it just is painful. It's
Speaker 1: just when I, you know, wake up, I start to
Speaker 1: lift it or I'm gonna go grab something else and
Speaker 1: pick up and then I realize I noticed that it's happening.
Speaker 1: But well, I'll jump out of the shower, getting ready
Speaker 1: brushing my teeth or whatever, and just brushing my teeth,
Speaker 1: I realized, Wow, my shoulders making a lot of noise.
Speaker 1: You know. For some reason, I'm left I'm left handed,
Speaker 1: but I brush my teeth on my right. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that makes sense, but I do so. I
Speaker 1: feel it when I'm doing that, like I could be
Speaker 1: writing with a pencil, and every once in a while
Speaker 1: I feel like, you know, attention there.
Speaker 2: Okay, does a hot application or cold application do anything
Speaker 2: to it?
Speaker 1: I haven't really tried. I think I've done hot heating
Speaker 1: pads before.
Speaker 2: Do you think you injured the shoulder?
Speaker 1: I could have overstressed it because I for a while
Speaker 1: I was going to the gym like three four times
Speaker 1: a week, sometimes more. I haven't done that in a
Speaker 1: while because I've been using elliptical at home, but I
Speaker 1: do that every single day.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, you got a pencil. You There's not
Speaker 2: a lot of symptoms to go on here, but yeah,
Speaker 2: no I am. But so you can try try this
Speaker 2: called sanguine area s A n g u I n
Speaker 2: A are i a sanguine area. Sometimes it's sold as
Speaker 2: a sanguine area canadensis. But as long as the first
Speaker 2: word is sanguinaria, then that's what you need. Get it
Speaker 2: in the thirty C potency. Okay, take two pellets morning
Speaker 2: and evening every day for five days. Then tell me
Speaker 2: what happened.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, the last time you told me to
Speaker 1: do in these things, you hit it on the nail
Speaker 1: with the very first recommendation on the on the Well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I might be sullying my record here, but we'll see.
Speaker 2: And you also, you know, whenever we take a homeopathic medicine,
Speaker 2: we want to pay attention to how it affects us globally,
Speaker 2: not just in one particular area. Now this is almost
Speaker 2: as specific for right shoulder stuff, but look to see
Speaker 2: if it does anything to the weird abdominal stuff as well, right,
Speaker 2: or anything else that you know you might have, because
Speaker 2: this is a you know, Daniel Christo's remedy, not a
Speaker 2: shoulder remedy, right.
Speaker 1: And I think this is more of a limiting factor
Speaker 1: than the occasional because I can kind of tell them
Speaker 1: that's going to happen. I know it's after like a
Speaker 1: sneeze or something.
Speaker 2: Look, man, it's a symptom, right, period, It's a symptom.
Speaker 2: And the definition of health is to be symptom free,
Speaker 2: regardless of what the cause was. And see, this is
Speaker 2: the thing, the beautiful thing about the law of Similars,
Speaker 2: which nobody understands and which medical doctors don't even think
Speaker 2: is real. But they all have their heads up their
Speaker 2: ass and that's why they don't think it's real, the
Speaker 2: law of Similars. It does not matter what caused the problem.
Speaker 1: That's a cool thing. I love that part about it.
Speaker 2: It only matters what the symptoms are. And you know,
Speaker 2: I mean there is a point of no return. I
Speaker 2: don't know anything that's going to grow a finger back
Speaker 2: if you cut it off with a buzz saw, right,
Speaker 2: But you can eliminate the pain, and not through a
Speaker 2: sedative action, through a curative action. So what we attempt
Speaker 2: to do all the time is to be as symptom
Speaker 2: free as we can be, because if you're symptom free,
Speaker 2: regardless of oh you know, I ripped the muscle, Oh
Speaker 2: I lift it too many ways. So I had a
Speaker 2: fight with my wife and ever since then, you know,
Speaker 2: I got headaches. It doesn't matter what the cause was.
Speaker 2: Sometimes the cause will help us to figure out the remedy.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't matter if it was a bullet, if
Speaker 2: it was radiation, if it was an emotional stress, if
Speaker 2: it was a physical stress. If we apply the law
Speaker 2: of similars, the body fixes.
Speaker 1: It, you know. And I think that's the limiting factor
Speaker 1: that I see in German new medicine. I don't think
Speaker 1: I think it's a piece of it, but I don't
Speaker 1: think everything is mental emotional, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's one piece of the pie. And the problem
Speaker 2: is that most people, you know, I mean people will
Speaker 2: latch onto something and you know, get a big bite
Speaker 2: out of it, and they close their eyes to everything else.
Speaker 2: It's like hilde Clark, hilde Clark, all cancers were caused
Speaker 2: by parasites. Well they're not, but that's what she thought,
Speaker 2: and she had a lot of success with a lot
Speaker 2: of cancer patients doing the anti parasite thing. But it's
Speaker 2: not like that there are other things at play. It's
Speaker 2: you know, but it's easy for people in any type
Speaker 2: of medicine to just get you know, blinders on and
Speaker 2: they can only see what's right in front of them,
Speaker 2: and that's all they focus their time and their energy on,
Speaker 2: and they don't want to see anything else.
Speaker 1: It kind of goes to that whole one cause, one
Speaker 1: cure thing that German theory props up anyway, you know.
Speaker 2: And I will ring my own bell here. I am
Speaker 2: the only doctor that I've met so far in my life,
Speaker 2: and I've met thousands who are open to all possibilities.
Speaker 2: And I work on this every day. I have a
Speaker 2: little meditative discipline that I do. I work at being
Speaker 2: open minded. And you know, there's a difference between being
Speaker 2: open minded and being what's the word.
Speaker 1: A new age quack, right, Like here's your crystals and
Speaker 1: here's your and energy machining naive.
Speaker 2: Right, There's a difference. But yeah, man, you know, I'm
Speaker 2: let's go like therapy, Yeah, there's a there there sound therapy, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a there there. Had on healing a La Manzo.
Speaker 2: There's a big there there. Let's go let's investigate that
Speaker 2: medical nutrition, homeopathy, Let's go chiropractic. A good chiropractor is
Speaker 2: worth their weight in gold. As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 1: When the world was defeated after World War Two, they
Speaker 1: took down so many bells, and I'm sure they were
Speaker 1: resident at a certain tone that they didn't want anymore
Speaker 1: if they were trying to bring down the vibration of
Speaker 1: mankind in general. Thousands of about thousands of bells were
Speaker 1: destroyed and melted down all kinds of stuff. So I
Speaker 1: think there might be a there there as far as
Speaker 1: the sound and therapy as well.
Speaker 2: So much, so much stuff.
Speaker 1: So it just so much evil intent which.
Speaker 2: Keeps all that good stuff from entering into the mainstream.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's crazy. And you know, I keep
Speaker 2: going back to Bobby Kennedy. It's like, Okay, okay, Bobby,
Speaker 2: we're gonna, you know, have penalties finally for the pharmaceutical industry. Great,
Speaker 2: We're gonna you know, be better at you know, cleaning
Speaker 2: up the environment. Great, we're going to eliminate process foods
Speaker 2: from school lunch as well. I mean, okay, but that
Speaker 2: ain't gonna fix the chronic health epidemic. The chronic health
Speaker 2: epidemic was caused by MD directed pharmaceutical centrist medical monopoly.
Speaker 2: That's what caused it. That's the paradigm that needs to
Speaker 2: be broken. You can't fix this problem from inside the
Speaker 2: paradigm that caused it, exactly. But he doesn't see that.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody sees it except me and you
Speaker 2: and maybe ten other people in the world. But none
Speaker 2: of us have any political power.
Speaker 1: Yeah, inoculation is an evil looking thing too, so always
Speaker 1: say so. I'm gonna rephrase this. Somebody send them a
Speaker 1: text message, and I'm gonna phrase this as assuming that
Speaker 1: I am on the ninety essential nutrients already. What are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on methylene blue, doctor Peter Gluden.
Speaker 2: I don't have any clinical experience with it, so I
Speaker 2: don't know what to tell you, but let me tell
Speaker 2: you this. Oops, wait a.
Speaker 1: Minute, hey, guys, just so you know the place to go.
Speaker 1: And after this show, he's going to be doing his
Speaker 1: for the second part of the somopathy lessons here the
Speaker 1: information is going to be on his site. Let me
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Speaker 1: So let's go back to memory content. We're going to
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Speaker 2: Okay, So I just pulled up the homeopathic proving of
Speaker 2: methylene blue. So here's what happens. We take methylene blue
Speaker 2: we make it into a number of different homeopathic preparations,
Speaker 2: different strengths, We give it to healthy people in different doses,
Speaker 2: and we have them write down the symptoms that they
Speaker 2: all experience. Right one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen.
Speaker 2: There's only twenty one symptoms that were just a very
Speaker 2: small proving it wasn't proved enough. Here's an interesting write
Speaker 2: up on methylene blue in the homeopathic texts. In this
Speaker 2: connection and experience related by a certain doctor is important.
Speaker 2: A gentleman who suffered excruciating pains from kidney stones giving
Speaker 2: rise to piolitis and cystitis, which is infections of the
Speaker 2: kidney and of the bladder, received no benefit from any
Speaker 2: treatment until his doctor gave him methylene blue. So blue
Speaker 2: is effective as a treatment for kidney pain. After four
Speaker 2: gram doses, these symptoms appeared unconsciousness, rapid breathing, feeble pulse
Speaker 2: in the whole body, becoming dark blue. Wow.
Speaker 1: It's interesting, kind of like what the people overdo coloidal silver?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the garage homemade colloidal silver.
Speaker 1: Oh, Okay, that there's.
Speaker 2: An interesting distinction that has to be made there, so
Speaker 2: it was used a lot historically before homeopathy really came along.
Speaker 2: For rheumatoid arthritis. The kidneys have a distinct attraction for
Speaker 2: methylene blue, as it appears in the urine within half
Speaker 2: an hour of the dose, and if the kidneys have
Speaker 2: their normal permeability, the whole is eliminated in thirty six hours.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. So I don't have any clinical experience with
Speaker 2: the use of methylene blue. I don't know anything about it,
Speaker 2: and I would hesitate to use it just because of
Speaker 2: the poisonings that are written in the homeopathic texts. Now
Speaker 2: having said that, the most effective homeopathic medicines are poisonous
Speaker 2: in their material dose, but when we manufacture a homeopathic medicine,
Speaker 2: we eliminate the poisonous aspect and increase the healing aspect.
Speaker 2: So it would be interesting to do approving of methylene blue,
Speaker 2: you know, and like twenty people have approving where they
Speaker 2: all get different doses of methylene blue in a blinded
Speaker 2: way and they all write down the symptoms that they experience.
Speaker 2: That would be interesting to do, but that hasn't been
Speaker 2: done yet.
Speaker 1: I wonder who the test subject was for the Bushmaster
Speaker 1: viper that they decided to figure out this sentence with.
Speaker 2: It was doctor con Constantine Herring.
Speaker 1: He actually got it. He actually did it to himself.
Speaker 2: No, he was he was on vacation in South America
Speaker 2: and was bit by a bushmaster and for three days
Speaker 2: he went through all of these symptoms, and you know,
Speaker 2: he's delirious and you know, like he as soon as
Speaker 2: he got over it, the first thing that he said
Speaker 2: to his wife, who was with him, was did you
Speaker 2: write down all my symptoms? Right?
Speaker 1: That's a vision Eliott.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's interesting. So with poisonous substances, there's two ways
Speaker 2: that we collect the symptomology. One way is to look
Speaker 2: at what happens to people when they're poisoned from whatever
Speaker 2: it is, and the other way is to look at
Speaker 2: what happens to them when they're given the homeopathic preparations.
Speaker 2: And there's often a great deal of difference. But yeah,
Speaker 2: some of the most effective homeopathic medicines in their material
Speaker 2: dose are poisonous.
Speaker 1: All right, So one last question, if you'd have time, sure, Now,
Speaker 1: this is this is one of those things where I
Speaker 1: think it's we're looking at it the wrong the wrong direction, right,
Speaker 1: we should be neutrafying the body, and the body will
Speaker 1: produce what it needs to fix itself. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of hype, and there's some people that we both know
Speaker 1: in general, you know together, that do this a lot.
Speaker 1: Food great hydrogen peroxide MSA. I understand the MSA, but
Speaker 1: it's food great hydrogen peroxide kind of just like putting
Speaker 1: a little cup of water on a gas fire when
Speaker 1: you don't know that the gas is the problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of sort of. That's a great analogy. Food
Speaker 2: grade hydrogen peroxide has been a therapeutic thing since the seventies. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And I used to go to a chiropractor when I
Speaker 2: was a teenager and he was this was in like
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy eight, I think seventy nine he was back
Speaker 2: then he was using food grade hydrogen peroxide therapeutically. But
Speaker 2: you know, so, one thing that the immune system does
Speaker 2: is it sees something bad in the body and then
Speaker 2: it tries to kill it. In one of the ways
Speaker 2: that it tries to kill it is by engulfing it
Speaker 2: with like a little pac man thing called a macrophage,
Speaker 2: and the macrophage dissolves whatever just engulfed in. The macrophag
Speaker 2: uses hydrogen peroxide to do that, so.
Speaker 1: We already make it. That's why I wasn't sure if
Speaker 1: if we're fully neutrified, if we needed it additional.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't think that we would. I wouldn't be messing
Speaker 2: around with food grade hydrogen peroxide. All right, perfect, And
Speaker 2: there shouldn't be any need to if you're doing the
Speaker 2: ninety and eliminating the you know, the bad foods, and
Speaker 2: when you get sick, you treat yourself holistically. You shouldn't
Speaker 2: need food hydrogen peroxide. You shouldn't need it. You shouldn't
Speaker 2: need the intravenous vitamin C. You shouldn't need it. You
Speaker 2: shouldn't need the intramuscular injection of B twelve. You shouldn't
Speaker 2: need that because your body's you're in a different you're
Speaker 2: playing a different game when you're nutrified and semi cleaned out.
Speaker 1: Very good? Do you have any an you wrap up
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Speaker 1: Is there anything on the allopathic side that can claim
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Speaker 1: And what does the antibiotic due to the rest of
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Speaker 2: Well that's a whole another quest, right, But.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, all right?
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