Speaker 1: It takes a couple of seconds. Welcome back. It is
Speaker 1: eleven am Pacific time Thursdays. We have the good fortune
Speaker 1: of having doctor Peter Glidden here to answer your health questions.
Speaker 1: And this is coming from the only logical approach, which
Speaker 1: is natural law and natural order, rather than the medical drugs,
Speaker 1: surgery and revolving door method that you've been used to
Speaker 1: for so long. Paying close attention to nutrition and to
Speaker 1: help me up helmeopathic applications when necessary. Doctor Peter Goodden,
Speaker 1: how you doing today, sir?
Speaker 2: Best day of my life so far. Love it, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. I don't know if I told you this,
Speaker 2: but did you hear about the two Antennas that got married? No? Oh,
Speaker 2: the wedding wasn't anything special, but the reception, Oh that's good. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's my dad joke for the day. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be giving you a dad joke every time we're together
Speaker 2: now from now on.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I can't wait. Doesn't treat for everybody. Let
Speaker 1: me go take a look over here real quick. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got that in the room. We've got this over here,
Speaker 1: and let me just still look at I think that's good.
Speaker 1: Let's refresh that real quick. So what do you how
Speaker 1: do I phrase this? What do you make of And
Speaker 1: I don't know if this goes into a different territory
Speaker 1: or whatnot. But animal did practice on animals like the
Speaker 1: never mind the fact that we cut off parts of
Speaker 1: them or disabled them in some way. But do you
Speaker 1: think any of the inoculations that are done to animals
Speaker 1: further their lives and make them better people for it?
Speaker 1: Better animals for it? Do you think drastically reduces them
Speaker 1: or sets up problems for his future?
Speaker 2: I don't know enough about that. I mean, we know
Speaker 2: that the vaccine strategy for human beings is completely ineffective,
Speaker 2: regardless of what the published literature says, which is biased.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I would not assume that it
Speaker 2: would be that it would do anything. Quite frankly, and
Speaker 2: my colleague that I learned all of my medical nutrition
Speaker 2: information from before he was a nature pathic doctor. He
Speaker 2: was a world famous veterinarian pathologist and he was in
Speaker 2: charge of twenty five million dollar research project in order
Speaker 2: to discover once and for all the net negative effects
Speaker 2: of environmental toxicity on the health of humans and animals.
Speaker 2: This was in response to the Minimalta disaster where a
Speaker 2: industrial plant dumped hundreds of gallons of mercury into the
Speaker 2: water Minimauta River would flowed down the river into Minimauda Bay.
Speaker 2: The algae sucked it up. The little fish ate the algae,
Speaker 2: the medium fish ate the little fish, the big fish
Speaker 2: ate the medium fish, and the villagers ate the big fish.
Speaker 2: Everybody in the village got sick, a lot of people died,
Speaker 2: and you know, a year later, all the kids that
Speaker 2: were born were seriously malformed, like three arms, half a brain,
Speaker 2: one eye, twelve fingers. I mean, it was bad, man,
Speaker 2: and it's in a shockwave through the research community, the
Speaker 2: scientific community. The son of a bitch if mercury because
Speaker 2: they figured it out it was mercury. That wasn't hard
Speaker 2: because it was such a gigantic dump of mercury, right,
Speaker 2: they said, oh my god, if mercury can do this,
Speaker 2: what about everything else we're pouring into the water. I mean,
Speaker 2: this was before you know, the globalists really had to
Speaker 2: say in anything. So they conducted a study and they
Speaker 2: tapped my colleague, doctor Joel Wallach to be in charge
Speaker 2: of it because he had at that point in time
Speaker 2: more experience with physiological effects of toxicity. Than any other
Speaker 2: doctor on the face of the earth, and he was
Speaker 2: published of regarding that. So long story short. Wallack did
Speaker 2: a ten year research study, ten thousand autopsies, millions of blood, chemistries,
Speaker 2: and his sopathologies. The result of all of that work
Speaker 2: is in the Smithsonian Institution now it's a national treasure.
Speaker 2: And Wallack's research was almost canceled halfway through it because
Speaker 2: they were coming up blank. The only time that environmental
Speaker 2: pollution was a problem with the health of animals was
Speaker 2: if it was a big exposure like Minimata or you
Speaker 2: know Chernobyl right or Vietnam with you know, agent orange. Like,
Speaker 2: if it was a big exposure event, there was a problem.
Speaker 2: But the small shit that was in the air and
Speaker 2: the water and the food at that time was not
Speaker 2: a problem. But they stumbled upon a much bigger problem
Speaker 2: and they weren't looking for it. This is why it
Speaker 2: was an important discovery. It was that nutrient deficiencies were
Speaker 2: gigantic role in negative physiological outcomes, like gigantic, really really big.
Speaker 2: So well after Wallack's research was published, or after you
Speaker 2: finished it, zoos and dog food companies got a hold
Speaker 2: of it and they started putting vitamins and minerals and
Speaker 2: amino acids and fatty acids into the food that they
Speaker 2: were feeding the animals, or you know, the purina put
Speaker 2: it in the dog food, double the life expectancy of
Speaker 2: the average household dog. And all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 2: the pandas in the zoo are getting pregnant and the
Speaker 2: animals in the zoo or not getting sick anymore, and
Speaker 2: they're making new baby animals. And it was a big
Speaker 2: difference because before Walla's research, they were feeding the animals
Speaker 2: crap like you know, moldy bread and you know, rotten
Speaker 2: potatoes and stuff. It was just they were not nutritionally satisfied.
Speaker 2: So that's a long winded way of answering the question
Speaker 2: that what's a much more significant impact on the health
Speaker 2: of an animal is not the lack of a vaccine,
Speaker 2: it's the lack of of nutrients. And by the way,
Speaker 2: this is why steak doesn't cost three hundred dollars a
Speaker 2: pound because the cow never gets sick, I mean, the
Speaker 2: cow's of animal. Why doesn't the cow get arthritis or
Speaker 2: fibromialg or congestive heart failure or cardiomyopathy or fibromyalgia or
Speaker 2: autoimmune disease, or why why doesn't that happen to the
Speaker 2: cow or the chicken or the pig because they're neutrified,
Speaker 2: and so it's kind of a big deal and it's
Speaker 2: completely goes right over the head of everybody. Wallack also
Speaker 2: discovered the cause in the cure for cistic fibrosis, and
Speaker 2: he also proved that muscular dystrophy is not genetic. Well
Speaker 2: he proved it. And when he found the cause in
Speaker 2: the cure for cistic fibrosis, he was working at Yerky's
Speaker 2: Primate Research Center in Atlanta, and they fired him.
Speaker 1: What I mean, this is what I'm talking. Everything is
Speaker 1: inverted in backward.
Speaker 2: It's ten times. It will not tens a hundred times
Speaker 2: as bad as you think it is. Well, it might
Speaker 2: be ten times as bad as you think it is.
Speaker 2: It's a hundred times worse than most people think that
Speaker 2: it is. As it turns out, the cystic fibrosis thing
Speaker 2: was caused by a deficiency in the trace mineral selenium
Speaker 2: in the blood of the pregnant mother. And he was
Speaker 2: experimenting on Reesis monkeys. So if the Reesis monkey mother
Speaker 2: had a diet that there was no selenium, and the
Speaker 2: selenium was restricted, the baby monkeys were born with cystic fibrosis.
Speaker 2: If the mother monkey was given selenium, no cystic fibrosis
Speaker 2: baby monkeys.
Speaker 1: And it was like a switch after the fact, it's
Speaker 1: too late, like once it's born, you can't reverse it
Speaker 1: with selenium.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: No, it's sort of developmental problem, right. It developed into.
Speaker 2: That, Yeah, because there was a genetic switch that flipped
Speaker 2: during gestation that caused cystic fibrosis to happen. That genetic
Speaker 2: switch flipped because of a nutrient deficiency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're scaled back on the nutrients, kind of like
Speaker 1: with plants again, like they see outside. You know, even
Speaker 1: if you're getting a fruit and it al sudden dries up,
Speaker 1: is because the plant is pulling back the resources because
Speaker 1: there's not enough in the ground. You can't it's not
Speaker 1: just water, and suddenly you need something in the soil too.
Speaker 2: Makes sense to me, it doesn't make sense to anybody else.
Speaker 2: But because you know, because this was in the eighties,
Speaker 2: even if it was today, it would still have been
Speaker 2: rejected because the the cognitive dissonance was really strong. It
Speaker 2: still is, but back in those days, what do you
Speaker 2: you know, it's a genetic disease. Cystic probos is a
Speaker 2: genetic disease. It's a genetic disease. We know it's a
Speaker 2: genetic disease. Shut up, it's a genetic disease. How is
Speaker 2: a nutrient going to affect a genetic disease. Well, as
Speaker 2: it turns out, it's not a genetic disease, it's an
Speaker 2: epi genetic disease. Epigenetics is the study of environmental stress
Speaker 2: on gene expression, which is interesting to talk about because
Speaker 2: the br and b r C A two genes that
Speaker 2: you know are related to breast cancer, and way, those
Speaker 2: aren't genes, their mutations of genes. You know what the
Speaker 2: b r c A one and b r c A
Speaker 2: two genes in their unmutated state do.
Speaker 1: I do, But I'm letting you go with it.
Speaker 2: They fixed gene mutations, that's what they do. The body
Speaker 2: has a way to fix gene mutations. But when the
Speaker 2: genes that fixed gene mutations are mutated themselves, then you're
Speaker 2: shit out of luck. And that's again, this information goes
Speaker 2: right over the head of every oncologist in the world.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't not then therefore be prudent to ask the question, Well,
Speaker 2: what's causing the gene to mutate, what's causing the b
Speaker 2: r c A one gene to mutate so that the
Speaker 2: woman gets cancer. That's a good question to ask, but
Speaker 2: it's never asked because of patient cured as a customer loss.
Speaker 1: So not so much sredity, not so much. It's genetic
Speaker 1: in the sense of, you know, you're getting it from
Speaker 1: your parents who don't have the disease themselves, which should
Speaker 1: be an indication right there that it's not true, you know,
Speaker 1: But then you're going to be pre disposed to certain
Speaker 1: things throughout life that other people won't be, even if
Speaker 1: it's not something that's, you know, a consistent disease, but
Speaker 1: you might be more prone to illnesses of other kinds
Speaker 1: because of something that happened at during the birth and
Speaker 1: development process. Regardless of all the nutrients you take this time,
Speaker 1: you're still probably going to be oh, you'll get the
Speaker 1: flu more often or whatever the hell the flu really is,
Speaker 1: or something like that, because or asthma. That sounds like
Speaker 1: something that would make sense, right, because that should have
Speaker 1: been taken care of during your developmental phase. Once you're
Speaker 1: past that, well, there's the reasons why people are different.
Speaker 1: Then right, I guess.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well right, so, and there is there's an interesting
Speaker 2: theory in nature pathic medicine called the maasmatic theory, which
Speaker 2: is the observation that certain illnesses will run through you know,
Speaker 2: a family tree, that this particular family they all have
Speaker 2: a tendency to get lung issues, or this particular family
Speaker 2: they all have a tendency to get joint and bone issues.
Speaker 2: This particular family they all go crazy. Right, and you know,
Speaker 2: is it genetics? It's I mean, this is where it
Speaker 2: gets complicated, Daniel, because genetics is such an overarching subject.
Speaker 2: I mean, every single solitary thing in the body is
Speaker 2: impacted by genetics. Everything not anything happens in the body
Speaker 2: that's not because of a gene. Nothing. So blaming a
Speaker 2: disease on genetics is like blaming tornadoes on sunlight. I
Speaker 2: know it causes tornadoes. I've discovered the cause of tornadoes
Speaker 2: and I have a press conference. Tornadoes are horrible. I
Speaker 2: know what causes them. It's sunlight. Can't have a tornado
Speaker 2: without a cloud, can't have a cloud without evaporation, can't
Speaker 2: have evaporation without sunlight. It's sunlight that causes tornadoes. Well,
Speaker 2: it's really kind of a piss ass explanation. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: but not really. And that's what it is with genetics,
Speaker 2: which is why medical doctors blame everything on genetics. Everything.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just you know, I gave a part
Speaker 2: of my continuing education series on my website that I'm
Speaker 2: really pretty excited about. I just gave a presentation. My
Speaker 2: part two of it was kind of breaking down the
Speaker 2: difference between holl sick medicine and reductionistic medicine and what
Speaker 2: the heck is going on here with some pragmatic examples. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to pull it up here right now, but
Speaker 2: I was talking about medical doctors. This comes as a
Speaker 2: revelation to most people that medical doctors I have no
Speaker 2: idea what causes disease. They don't know what causes disease.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to find this for you right here, because.
Speaker 1: I love your website because I know it's on there.
Speaker 2: No, it's not on the website. It's it was really
Speaker 2: pretty good. Hold on, I can find it here. This
Speaker 2: is the right Okay, here it is, okay, very good.
Speaker 2: So this is from the Mayo Clinic. It's about my
Speaker 2: grain headaches. Okay, here's and I'm quoting from the Mayo Clinic.
Speaker 2: Though migraine causes are not fully understood, genetics and environmental
Speaker 2: factors appear to play a role, so they use the
Speaker 2: genetics scapegoat to deflect away from their physiological incompetence. If
Speaker 2: no idea what causes they've no idea what causes heartburn?
Speaker 2: They know what it looks like, they know how to diagnosis,
Speaker 2: they don't know how to what causes it. They don't
Speaker 2: know what causes most anything, you know, except the bacterial infection.
Speaker 2: And even then we could argue, well, is it the bacteria? Really?
Speaker 2: Maybe kind of, I don't know, is it the bacteria? Well?
Speaker 2: Maybe probably not though so, But here's they go on.
Speaker 2: I want to read this through because it pounds the
Speaker 2: point home. This is from Mayo Clinic. Okay, changes in
Speaker 2: the brain stem and its interactions with the trigeminal nerve,
Speaker 2: a major pain pathway, might be involved. Okay, might be involved,
Speaker 2: might not be involved in exactly what changes in the
Speaker 2: brain stem? Are you freaking talking about what caused the
Speaker 2: changes in the brain stem? Wouldn't that be a good
Speaker 2: question to ask. Researchers are studying the role of serotonin
Speaker 2: in migraines, Well, very good. If serotonin is out of balance,
Speaker 2: why why is the serotonin out of balance? These questions
Speaker 2: medical doctors never ask. They never ask them because remember,
Speaker 2: the medical doctor is not trained to a diagnose a treatment.
Speaker 2: The medical doctor is trained to diagnose a disease period.
Speaker 1: Right, And that's why you need labels so badly, because
Speaker 1: you can't you can't prescribe anything or give somebody a shot.
Speaker 1: So you have a name for something.
Speaker 2: And here's what they prescribe for a disease that they
Speaker 2: have no idea what causes it? Analgesus ergots. That's an
Speaker 2: interesting classification of chemicals.
Speaker 1: Isn't never LSD is made out of or gut?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, ergot's work to balance brain chemicals and constrict
Speaker 2: blood vessels. Tripped hands, small molecules, CGRP blockers, antidepressants. They
Speaker 2: give antidepressants to people with migraines. Oh, that's a good idea.
Speaker 2: They give anti convulsants to people with migraines. Now, bochel
Speaker 2: item toxin to people with migraines. Okay, good. And another
Speaker 2: thing that they do.
Speaker 1: What did they inject the bochel item or did you
Speaker 1: just swallow it?
Speaker 2: No? Idea.
Speaker 1: Jesus.
Speaker 2: They give furin all with coating. Of course, two major
Speaker 2: side effects of fuorin all with coding. Number one, you
Speaker 2: can become addicted to it. Number two, you can stop
Speaker 2: breathing and die. Okay, let's give that now. Remember we're
Speaker 2: going to prescribe this drug for a condition that we
Speaker 2: have no idea what causes it, and the intention of
Speaker 2: the drug is not to cure it. It's just to
Speaker 2: manage it. But the drug comes along with all of
Speaker 2: these side effects. But that's just life. Life is hard.
Speaker 2: This is the best medicine in the world. Shut up
Speaker 2: and do it. The dark challenge you too. There's nothing
Speaker 2: else to do. There's nothing else to do. There's nothing
Speaker 2: else to do. Do not look at the nature path
Speaker 2: behind the curtain. Do not do that. It's one thousand
Speaker 2: percent bullshit medicine. And the only reason that these assholes
Speaker 2: still have a job is because they legislated themselves into
Speaker 2: first place, and they have maintained their position at the
Speaker 2: top with legislation, political power, and the unbelievable control of
Speaker 2: the pharmaceutical industry. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and a long history of you know, people writing
Speaker 1: their praises and giving themselves awards too, to confuse people
Speaker 1: even further. I mean, you're getting a Nobel Prize for
Speaker 1: your half assed explanation on things that haven't been foolable
Speaker 1: because you don't even have an idea of what you're
Speaker 1: talking about when you just name the virus, you know.
Speaker 2: And then when somebody who does have a Nobel prize
Speaker 2: comes along and says, hey, wait a minute, what you
Speaker 2: guys are doing is wrong, that they kill him. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: the guy that invented the PCR test, right, I forget
Speaker 2: his name up again, Harry Mullen. Yeah, he was killed
Speaker 2: the year before they rolled COVID out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, him, and what's your name too, the Murk whistleblower,
Speaker 1: their Brandy Vaughn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Yeah, And he would have been he
Speaker 2: would have been up in anybody's face. He's saying, you
Speaker 2: can't use PCR as a diagnostic tool. I'm the guy
Speaker 2: that invented it. I know way more about it than you.
Speaker 2: You cannot use PCR as a diagnostic tool. You can't
Speaker 2: do it. That's what he would have said. Bauchi hated
Speaker 2: that guy. Yeah, he allegedly. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They went from HIV to COVID and probably things
Speaker 1: in between there using the same type of test, And
Speaker 1: what are you testing for when you haven't even determined
Speaker 1: what it is you're looking for? Then, like these markers
Speaker 1: that they're finding are things that your body can produce
Speaker 1: for any different reason or just still have in there.
Speaker 1: So now you're basically testing for yourself. Tell you it's
Speaker 1: a positive for you, you're a human.
Speaker 2: Which begs the question, Daniel, right, and you know this
Speaker 2: from the Department of redundancy. Department, hold on, why does
Speaker 2: anybody trust the medical doctor anymore for anything? It's a
Speaker 2: good question. I think. The only reason I don't really
Speaker 2: think that people do trust their medical doctors. I think
Speaker 2: they don't know what else to do. And you know,
Speaker 2: they're still sick, they still got something, they got a problem.
Speaker 2: What the hell are they going to do? Paying thousands
Speaker 2: of dollars a month and in medical insurance premiums, Well, Jesus,
Speaker 2: I might as well, you know, I might as well
Speaker 2: get some of that investment back. I might as well
Speaker 2: go to the medical doctor. It becomes a self sustaining
Speaker 2: train wreck.
Speaker 1: Anything that they that they provide to you is not
Speaker 1: going to be solution based, no matter what it is,
Speaker 1: And it's going to you're gonna come away worse off
Speaker 1: than you went in. Whether they irradiate you while you're
Speaker 1: there or give you some sort of drug on your
Speaker 1: way out, there's no win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's you know, I mean, you don't die from
Speaker 2: the heart attack or the blood pressure, that's the win.
Speaker 2: But you don't the illness isn't cured, and then you're
Speaker 2: suffering from the side effects of the drug, and then
Speaker 2: the drug stops working because the drug was never meant
Speaker 2: to cure the condition. And they go to sleep soundly
Speaker 2: at night even though they know that they can't cure anything.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know how you can be a
Speaker 2: medical doctor, you know who's not a surgeon or an
Speaker 2: er doc or a military field doc, because those that's
Speaker 2: a good part of MD medicine. I don't know how
Speaker 2: you can do anything else in medicine for more than
Speaker 2: six months and you know, not be like really really
Speaker 2: disappointed because nothing is cured. The cause of disease is
Speaker 2: never known. People get sicker and weaker and more dependent
Speaker 2: on drugs and surgery as time goes by. But yeah,
Speaker 2: my bank account's pretty good. I don't know how they
Speaker 2: do it, honestly, And you know, no more physical exam.
Speaker 2: When was the last time anybody went to an MD's
Speaker 2: office and the medical doctor touched them? What would does
Speaker 2: that ever happen? You know, since you were seventeen years old,
Speaker 2: it's never happened.
Speaker 1: Maybe a physical they might tap you with the thing
Speaker 1: on your knee or something, you know.
Speaker 2: The nurse does that. The doctor doesn't do that. Oh,
Speaker 2: and it rarely happens anymore. They're not interested in that. Again,
Speaker 2: medical doctors are trained to diagnose disease, which is really
Speaker 2: pretty easy. A computer could do it. Actually, a computer
Speaker 2: could do it better than a doctor, because there was
Speaker 2: a study released about two years ago. Now, and don't
Speaker 2: quote me on that, but it's said, and again I
Speaker 2: can't remember the statistics. I should have looked it up
Speaker 2: before the show. But this is all stream of consciousness, right.
Speaker 2: It's over seventy of the time. If someone goes to
Speaker 2: medical doctor A, they get a diagnosis. They go the
Speaker 2: day later to medical doctor B, they get a different diagnosis. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Colleen says, botox for migraines is done by injecting it
Speaker 2: into different parts of they had. Yeah, that's a great idea.
Speaker 1: I was just going over this with the last show
Speaker 1: about how they were trying to prove bs and prion
Speaker 1: disease and all this other stuff. By they're telling you
Speaker 1: that it's from cattle eating sheep and other type of
Speaker 1: animal in their feed and then getting basically mad cow.
Speaker 1: So their test was to inject the tissue of the
Speaker 1: brain of one that was allegedly infected into the brain
Speaker 1: of another monkey. That's not how they get it. She
Speaker 1: just said that the that the procedure in order to
Speaker 1: get this was through eating it, So why are you
Speaker 1: injecting it into their head? And then all of a sudden, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we found there's a problem. Well, yeah, it's because you
Speaker 1: injected something into somebody's head that is not a natural process.
Speaker 2: And that's not all of the animals. All of the
Speaker 2: cows that develop mad cow disease. We're eating food was
Speaker 2: had zero copper in it. It's a copper deficiency disease.
Speaker 2: Prion does not exist.
Speaker 1: Makes perfect sense, and mad count and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: And you know, since you brought that up, I'm glad
Speaker 1: you did, because I was gonna I was trying to
Speaker 1: think how I was going to put this in there.
Speaker 1: Doctor Manzo was on last week or so and he
Speaker 1: was talking about copper specifically, and I thought about you,
Speaker 1: and I thought about the ninety days, and it made
Speaker 1: me think. He said, in over a year's time, with
Speaker 1: him taking extra copper, he's only now at ninety eight
Speaker 1: percent of what his I don't know how you tested
Speaker 1: that ninety eight percent of what his copper should be.
Speaker 1: And this is him we're talking about. So that's one,
Speaker 1: and that's just one. That's just one element of ninety
Speaker 1: or ninety one or whatever it is. Imagine if you
Speaker 1: say eighty three percent with what was what was the
Speaker 1: test length on that? Was that ninety days or was
Speaker 1: it beyond? Because I bet you in a year you'd
Speaker 1: have any ninety percent better success, right you got? Because
Speaker 1: I think it just takes time, not just ninety days,
Speaker 1: but maybe longer for people to be on this stuff
Speaker 1: for everything to finally like replenish itself and then you
Speaker 1: can kind of like top off the tank.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and you know, different ages, different weights,
Speaker 2: different sexes, different metabolic rates, different percent body fats.
Speaker 1: Different radiations sucking it back out of you, different poisons
Speaker 1: you're taking you in different.
Speaker 2: Latitudes on the planet.
Speaker 1: Right, that is uge for sure.
Speaker 2: Right, So this is why Yeah, So, yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: you're right, So what can I say? You're right? And
Speaker 2: and you know, if we had had medical freedom, all
Speaker 2: of this stuff would have been figured out probably fifty
Speaker 2: years ago, right around the same time they figured out
Speaker 2: anti gravity, and they're keeping that from us, right around
Speaker 2: the same time they figured out free energy, and they're
Speaker 2: keeping that from us. And no, I don't have a
Speaker 2: tinfoil hat on. If you don't think that the scientific
Speaker 2: military industrial complex has figured out anti gravity, you have
Speaker 2: your head up your ass and you don't know what
Speaker 2: you're talking about. And you should have yourself sterilized so
Speaker 2: you don't pass on your stupid genes to the next generation.
Speaker 1: Scored one for eugenics, and.
Speaker 2: That's gone on since nineteen fifties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's absolutely true, Townsend Brown, Like you were saying
Speaker 1: in the simple experiment with the plates, I mean, that
Speaker 1: just tells you what do you think the applications have
Speaker 1: been since then? And was he even the first guy
Speaker 1: or just the one they tell you about right now?
Speaker 1: So calin fifty eight asked the question and be covered
Speaker 1: this before, But this is a good question anyway for
Speaker 1: people who didn't hear it the first time. Since Hi
Speaker 1: Daniel and doctor Glidden, what is causing young men to
Speaker 1: be little on testoster around? My thirty two year old
Speaker 1: son tested low. He had an undescended testica when he
Speaker 1: was young and had it surgically corrected. I don't know
Speaker 1: if one has to do with either, honestly, but maybe
Speaker 1: it does.
Speaker 2: So the first thing to consider, so, first of all,
Speaker 2: nobody knows what healthy testosterone levels are. You have no
Speaker 2: idea what that is. I think low T is mostly
Speaker 2: made up.
Speaker 1: Vegan though, because if he's not getting his cholesterol.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, So the first thing to consider, right, it's
Speaker 2: it is possible to have hormone imbalances. But if you
Speaker 2: do have a hormone imbalance and you have, you know,
Speaker 2: all your plumbing is intact, right, nothing's been surgically removed.
Speaker 2: Then the first thing to consider is it's a liver
Speaker 2: issue because the liver makes cholesterol, or you're simply not
Speaker 2: eating enough food that has cholesterol in it, or your
Speaker 2: body doesn't have the nutrients it needs to metabolize cholesterol
Speaker 2: into a hormone. All sex hormones, all hormones. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if there's a sex hormone or a stress hormone
Speaker 2: or whatever the hell it is. They're made from cholesterol.
Speaker 2: That's what they're made from. They're made from cholesterol. So
Speaker 2: now your liver makes eighty five percent of the cholesterol
Speaker 2: that your body needs. You still need to eat food
Speaker 2: to high in cholesterol because you need to. So the
Speaker 2: kid needs to be on a he needs to not
Speaker 2: be avoiding cholesterol. I would give him the ninety essential
Speaker 2: nutrients for ninety days, and starting on month number four,
Speaker 2: I would put him on the twenty one day beat
Speaker 2: juice program to regenerate his liver. And that should fix
Speaker 2: it if it even is a problem. Because the blood
Speaker 2: work is I would not lean on the blood work
Speaker 2: to tell me that because where did they How did
Speaker 2: they know what's normal?
Speaker 1: And isn't that like a snapshot in time and things change?
Speaker 2: Yes, And you know, if everybody the population is undernutrified,
Speaker 2: which they are, if everybody's eating all the bad foods
Speaker 2: all the time, which they are, well, how can you
Speaker 2: possibly figure out what a normal red blood count is
Speaker 2: or white blood count or testosterone? How can you figure
Speaker 2: that out? Because the population that you're testing on is unhealthy,
Speaker 2: right right?
Speaker 1: The mean would be the low right right.
Speaker 2: Right, So so the whole thing is, it's just don't
Speaker 2: whatever the medical doctor says, don't freaking believe it. Don't
Speaker 2: go to the medical doctor ever again for anything. Unless
Speaker 2: you're bleeding, you have trauma, and you need to know
Speaker 2: you need an emergency heroic medical intervention to keep your
Speaker 2: life alive. That's what the medical doctors are good.
Speaker 1: For, you know, since we've been talking it. I love
Speaker 1: chicken wings, and I do not lick them.
Speaker 2: Bakes.
Speaker 1: I love since I was a little kid, fried chicken wings,
Speaker 1: but I won't go out and eat them anymore because
Speaker 1: nine nine percent of the oil are going to be
Speaker 1: I don't know want to they're either a blend, but
Speaker 1: they're most certainly just you're soaking up soy while you're
Speaker 1: while you're frying it, and that's not something I want
Speaker 1: to do. I mean, if you had if you had
Speaker 1: a plate of chicken wings and a soy latte before
Speaker 1: he had his test, that might have just kicked it
Speaker 1: off the you know, if it was just the one
Speaker 1: time he had it done, that might have been just
Speaker 1: enough to alter it.
Speaker 2: If when you superheat and oil, it creates a chrylamide,
Speaker 2: which is carcinogenic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why they tell you not to drink coffee too.
Speaker 1: That's why it has the PROP sixty five on it.
Speaker 1: Coffee bean. I don't know if it's a chrylamide, but
Speaker 1: I think it was. But the roasting of the bean,
Speaker 1: the darker the roast, the apparently the worst, just like
Speaker 1: with overcooking meat.
Speaker 2: I better start drinking tea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if I want to do that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like green tea with jasmine, but I
Speaker 1: gotta have the the black coffee in the morning.
Speaker 2: That's racist, Daniel, That is right, Oh man.
Speaker 1: I just don't do the sugar anymore. I used tod
Speaker 1: I used to wait till the spoon stuck straight up
Speaker 1: and then I stopped and all that sugar. Yeah right,
Speaker 1: all right, So anybody out there, the phone number is
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Speaker 3: Go for it, man, I could have delivered it within
Speaker 3: Indian action. I take supplements, and I was wondering about
Speaker 3: B twelve if there's any negative side effects or if
Speaker 3: it's generally good to take.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, no, it's generally good to take the best.
Speaker 2: You know, it's hard for B twelve to be assimilated
Speaker 2: in the body. We if we needed somebody who actually
Speaker 2: like therapeutically needed, you know, big B twelve uptake, then
Speaker 2: we would inject it, will give intramuscular injections to B
Speaker 2: twelve or IV B twelve. But here's something that you
Speaker 2: need to understand, because this is very important, and I'm
Speaker 2: the only one you know this from the shameless department
Speaker 2: of self promotion. I'm the only one on the public
Speaker 2: state saying this right. There are ninety essential nutrients that
Speaker 2: your body needs in order to work the way that
Speaker 2: God and Nature intended it to. Sixteen of those are vitamins,
Speaker 2: sixty are minerals, twelve are amino acids, and two are
Speaker 2: fatty acids. You need all ninety So in order to
Speaker 2: make B twelve be efficiently assimilated in your body, you
Speaker 2: need eighty nine other nutrients. And these are essential nutrients.
Speaker 2: By the way, these are nutrients that your body needs
Speaker 2: if you can't make them, that's what an essential nutrient is.
Speaker 2: So you're going to get a much better experience from
Speaker 2: holistic medical nutrition, which gives you all ninety essential nutrients
Speaker 2: in super absorbable formulas. Then you will from fractionated medical nutrition,
Speaker 2: which is where you're taking a handful of supplements, you know,
Speaker 2: in large doses, and we can make the argument that
Speaker 2: that's better than taking no supplements, and that would be correct.
Speaker 2: But at some point in time, unless you're taking the
Speaker 2: all ninety, the apple cart will become upset a little
Speaker 2: bit and you'll start to get you know, side effects,
Speaker 2: not from the B twelve specifically itself, but from the
Speaker 2: lack of the other nutrients. Because in the human body,
Speaker 2: it's all about the balance. And when you give your
Speaker 2: body everything that it needs all ninety, you know, including
Speaker 2: B twelve, everything works better and you get way more
Speaker 2: bang for your buckets, a much better expenditure of nutritional
Speaker 2: supplement funds, and the experience is generally much much much better.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense right?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I mean I just heard B twelve might like
Speaker 3: give you more energy or something like that, so I
Speaker 3: was thinking about taking it recently. I do take a
Speaker 3: multi vitamin and magnesium fish oil and maybe some vitamin
Speaker 3: D as well and C and then to try to.
Speaker 2: Just well, you're sixty six percent short.
Speaker 1: I would personally, that's just my thing, I say, and
Speaker 1: I say wave from iron.
Speaker 2: No, you don't want, you don't want. Vitamin D is
Speaker 2: not a vitamin it's a proto hormone and your body
Speaker 2: can make it. Don't supplement with vitamin D. The vitamin
Speaker 2: D supplements are not good. A lot of them come
Speaker 2: from irradiated sheep's wool that's imported through China. But nonetheless,
Speaker 2: it's a much better way to get vitamin D is
Speaker 2: to sit out in the sun. Right But in order
Speaker 2: for your body to make vitamin D, it has to
Speaker 2: have all ninety essential nutrients. And the supplement program that
Speaker 2: you're taking right now is you're taking one third of
Speaker 2: what your body needs, maybe even less, because the lions
Speaker 2: share of the essential nutrients that your body needs are minerals,
Speaker 2: not vitamins, not amino acids, not fatty acids, but minerals.
Speaker 2: It's sixty six percent of your bodies nutrient needs are minerals.
Speaker 2: So if you're not taking a good mineral supplement, you're
Speaker 2: shit out of luck and you're cheating yourself, quite frankly,
Speaker 2: And this is our whole method, man. It's you know,
Speaker 2: we are big fans of medical nutrition. You wouldn't believe
Speaker 2: the things I've seen people recover from just with holistic
Speaker 2: medical nutrition. But you need to take the right stuff
Speaker 2: in the right amounts otherwise you're pissing into the wind.
Speaker 3: And that completely.
Speaker 2: And having said that, just so you know, I don't
Speaker 2: make any money from the sale of the nutritional supplements.
Speaker 2: So I'm not like telling you this because I'm you know,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm trying to get you to buy my nutritional supplements.
Speaker 2: I don't have nutritional supplements. I don't make any money
Speaker 2: from their sale. But I know the good ones. After
Speaker 2: thirty six years of clinical work using medical nutrition to
Speaker 2: help people recover their health, I know the good ones
Speaker 2: and I know the bad ones. And you should listen
Speaker 2: to what I have to say and slam these doors
Speaker 2: and kick these tires. Right, So the website you want
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Speaker 2: you know, best of life.
Speaker 3: One more question, that's the right. Yeah, So you made
Speaker 3: me think of it. With the vitamin D, I was
Speaker 3: reading about a few things. One, in the northern hemisphere,
Speaker 3: like I guess, in then the top half of the
Speaker 3: United States in the winter time, the rays which help
Speaker 3: you absorb vitamin D aren't able to get through the
Speaker 3: angle of the atmosphere. Is that something? And also the
Speaker 3: ability for vitamin D to go through glass, right, the
Speaker 3: kind I guess the rays that your skin needs.
Speaker 1: Absorbed, like driving in a car. You mean what you're saying, like, yeah, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: well yeah, so if you both.
Speaker 2: If you live above the Mason Dixon line or anywhere
Speaker 2: in Europe in the winter months, you should get There
Speaker 2: are desks top lamps that you can buy that that
Speaker 2: radiate the right wavelength of light and you just sit
Speaker 2: in front of that for ten minutes every day and
Speaker 2: you're good. But yet, it's a point well taken. If
Speaker 2: you're living in the northern hemisphere in the winter time,
Speaker 2: you can't get it. It's hard to get it from sunlight.
Speaker 2: But unless your body has enough minerals in it, it's
Speaker 2: going to be hard for your body to make adequate
Speaker 2: amounts of vitamin D and you're going to be pissing
Speaker 2: into the wind, you know. So you need the minerals.
Speaker 3: Man illness as well, rise and flu and things like that.
Speaker 2: Not all chronic disease is directly related to nutrient deficiencies.
Speaker 2: Let me say that again. All chronic disease is directly
Speaker 2: related to nutrient deficiencies. Vitamin D is one. Well, Vitamin
Speaker 2: D is not an essential nutrient because your body can
Speaker 2: make it, but you know, I mean, you need to
Speaker 2: be able to make it. But in order for your
Speaker 2: body to make it, you need to have all the
Speaker 2: right stuff in the body. You need to have adequate
Speaker 2: amounts of sunlight. So this is our recipe for health.
Speaker 2: It's neutrify your body. Neutrify your body. Neutrify your body.
Speaker 2: Stop eating food that's coming up the works, Detox the
Speaker 2: body on a regular basis, kill the parasites on a
Speaker 2: regular basis. And when you do get sick, fix it
Speaker 2: with holistic medicine. Fire your medical doctor yesterday and never
Speaker 2: go to them again for anything unless you're bleeding to death.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and going along with that. Outside intrusions regardless of
Speaker 1: how valid they are, because I don't know if contagion
Speaker 1: and you know that type of thing is even a thing,
Speaker 1: but let's say that back to here or whatever. They
Speaker 1: don't live outside of the buy very long in the first place,
Speaker 1: but if they for some reason an outside force, if
Speaker 1: you're fully neutrified, your your shields are up. Anyway, for
Speaker 1: the most part, it would take awful lot of something
Speaker 1: that happened, provide it as something injected you purposely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you continue to be the.
Speaker 3: Smartest in the in the winter time, having let sun.
Speaker 3: Access to the sun might contribute to having a weak immune system.
Speaker 2: But yeah, could contribute to weak volling. Yeah, yeah, contribute
Speaker 2: to a lot of things. The answer is correct. Yes,
Speaker 2: the answer is yes, but much more important than vitamin D.
Speaker 2: Like David, are not enough calcium, not enough, magnesium, not enough, zinc,
Speaker 2: not enough, selenium, not enough, sulfur, not enough believed in them,
Speaker 2: not enough manganese, not enough, americanium not enough, a lot
Speaker 2: of there's sixty minerals man right now that your body needs,
Speaker 2: and they're not in your food. They're just not there.
Speaker 1: Since he brought it up, is there? Would you have
Speaker 1: a preference if you had two of them? Layman on
Speaker 1: the table, if it was metal cup cobalman or cychal
Speaker 1: cobalan when it came is that that's I mean, that's
Speaker 1: a vitamin B twelve, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't have any I wouldn't have one difference
Speaker 2: over the other.
Speaker 1: Now I thought one.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you. All right, guys, we have a couple
Speaker 1: minutes left if you want to sneak one in towards
Speaker 1: the end.
Speaker 2: Here, let's the time. Go man, Oh, I.
Speaker 1: Mean technically we have about seven minutes plus because we
Speaker 1: started a little ahead. But it doesn't matter. I have
Speaker 1: rockets and all kinds of things flying over my head.
Speaker 1: Apparently getting ready for something that doesn't make you feel
Speaker 1: too comfortable, does it?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, here, here's Colleen. Colleen Sanchez says, can you
Speaker 1: talk about root causes of sleep apnia? How do you
Speaker 1: cure it? You go to sleep?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, sleep apne is a physician created disease.
Speaker 1: That has it. I'm sure I can't wait to tell
Speaker 1: him that.
Speaker 2: I think that most people who have been diagnosed with
Speaker 2: sleep apne. You don't, in fact have sleep apnea. But
Speaker 2: you know, breathing, the rhythm of breathing can be hindered
Speaker 2: if you don't have enough essential nutrients in your body,
Speaker 2: because the body is attempting to regulate its respiratory rate
Speaker 2: when you're unconscious, and in order for all of those
Speaker 2: signals to work the way that nature intended them to,
Speaker 2: you got to have nutrients, especially calcium, which is really
Speaker 2: important for nerve transmission. Everybody in the world is deficient
Speaker 2: in calcium. Let me say that again, everybody in the
Speaker 2: world is deficient in calcium. It is the one major
Speaker 2: nutrient that the human body needs. And I know that
Speaker 2: that medical doctor wrote a book telling you that calcium
Speaker 2: will kill you, but he's an idiot. You need calcium.
Speaker 2: You are deficient in calcium unless you are supplementing with calcium.
Speaker 1: I wonder if he works for cold ex elmentarius.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he probably does. And so that would be the
Speaker 2: first thing that I I would consider would be just
Speaker 2: a global nutrient efficiency syndrome. So I would give your father.
Speaker 2: And by the way, everybody that I know that has
Speaker 2: sleep app is overweight by at least thirty pounds, so
Speaker 2: weight loss is also at play here. And you know
Speaker 2: that's a whole other can of Worms're.
Speaker 1: Like my best friend too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why yeah, So why do people gain weight? It's
Speaker 2: because they eat too many calories. Why do they eat
Speaker 2: too many calories? It's because you're nutritionally deficient. With an
Speaker 2: emphasis on minerals, the same thing happens with animals. When
Speaker 2: an animal is minerally deficient, it eats and eats and
Speaker 2: eats and eats and eats and eats, and it can't
Speaker 2: stop eating. It's a known thing. Especially this is how
Speaker 2: livestock ranchers make their money.
Speaker 1: They tell everybody that that's a genetic thing. Well, my
Speaker 1: mom was fat, and you know that the people that
Speaker 1: tilt their tailler a little bit to the side, they
Speaker 1: always say, oh, you know, it's a genetic thing. It's
Speaker 1: glandular glandular disorder. No, it isn't. Maybe it is, but
Speaker 1: I mean it's probably.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know those people don't have bad genes, they
Speaker 2: have bad doctors.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so the solution, right would be the Healthy Foundation
Speaker 2: pack with two extra bottles of plant minerals every month.
Speaker 2: One Healthy Foundation Plaque pack plus two extra bottles of minerals. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, one Healthy Foundation Pack, one extra bottle of
Speaker 2: Beyond Osteo FX liquid calcium, and one extra bottle of
Speaker 2: the plant to arrive minerals. Do that for ninety days
Speaker 2: and see if the sleep appneing, it gets better or
Speaker 2: goes away.
Speaker 1: So Rebecca just recently discovered the tangy tangerine. You know,
Speaker 1: she's drinking it all on me. She's been getting dizzy
Speaker 1: spells and all this other stuff. And I told her
Speaker 1: she needs to take the magnesium and stuff like that too,
Speaker 1: And we ran out of the osteo I gotta get
Speaker 1: one of that. But it was a she just has
Speaker 1: these problems and it's sheets tiger a lot too. But
Speaker 1: I mean she doesn't get gain weight, she doesn't gain
Speaker 1: an ounce, and she eats like garbage. I don't know
Speaker 1: how she does it, but yeah, anyhow, the whole point
Speaker 1: is that she's using it too, and she's feeling a
Speaker 1: lot better. She said she's got. She doesn't have the
Speaker 1: dips and energy as much as the dizzyness or headaches
Speaker 1: or whatever. It haven't been happening as much either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so these things, most people have no idea what
Speaker 2: they're missing. Everybody's gotten used to walking around planet Earth
Speaker 2: and an undernutrified body, and they get used to heartburn,
Speaker 2: they get used to muscle eggs, they get used to
Speaker 2: low sex drive, they get used to not being able
Speaker 2: to think straight, they get used to having energy dips.
Speaker 2: They get used to not being able to go to
Speaker 2: sleep at night. They get used to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my dad was getting Grandma seizures from his you know,
Speaker 1: stopping stopping from breathing. He broke his arm in his sleep.
Speaker 1: He bit his tongue really hard, and then now he's
Speaker 1: on on the whatever, pep whatever, machines. I guess that's
Speaker 1: going to be his thing now. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: got double hip replacement that same day, told them not
Speaker 1: to do that too.
Speaker 2: So calcium, calcium, calcium, calcium, calcium.
Speaker 1: Right, it seems like it seems like a trend of
Speaker 1: things breaking down for the same reason there. If you
Speaker 1: say calcium is related to that as.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it's the first thing to consider with hip
Speaker 2: joint disease.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, and then like you said, the apnea could
Speaker 1: also be the calcium, right, yep. Wow, Well, and here
Speaker 1: I am with the kiddenstone that I had so run
Speaker 1: in the family. I bet it's hereditary or you just
Speaker 1: don't get enough nutrients.
Speaker 2: Everybody is nutritionally deficient, and everybody's gotten used to it,
Speaker 2: and everybody thinks that they should feel like crap because
Speaker 2: all their friends feel like crap, and just you know,
Speaker 2: black is the new orange. Whatever. Well, the only reason
Speaker 2: that you feel like crap is because your medical doctor
Speaker 2: has his head up his ass and he has no
Speaker 2: idea what to do to make you healthy. That's the
Speaker 2: short answer. A longer answer can be found on the website.
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Speaker 2: you know, take this baby to the next level, because
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, man, you are suffering needlessly just from
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Speaker 2: on the public stage. I am the only person with
Speaker 2: thirty six years of clinical experience doing this. You should
Speaker 2: listen to what I have to say because it's important.
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Speaker 1: we have another question here. It says, how does the
Speaker 1: longevity on the Go Healthy Body Pack two point zero
Speaker 1: compare to the liquid pack?
Speaker 2: That's the same. I like the liquids better. Just it's
Speaker 2: a personal thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, especially the OSIO.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I mean taking one of them is better
Speaker 2: than taking none of them, So whichever one is more
Speaker 2: convenient for you. But you know, if I had to choose,
Speaker 2: I would do the liquids, not on the go?
Speaker 1: Is the ASHO better? And ask what she did?
Speaker 2: This?
Speaker 1: Okay, so the same thing. They pretty much the same question.
Speaker 1: So it was two different people. Is I need a MSW?
Speaker 1: And then Colleen came back and asked about the powder
Speaker 1: of the liquid, So we just said liquid, right, yep,
Speaker 1: we like we prefer and sore muscles obviously, like not
Speaker 1: just because of nothing, but like from use been three
Speaker 1: days now, I'm hobbling because I went on I did
Speaker 1: the link press a couple of days ago, and I
Speaker 1: haven't stopped doing the elliptical any day, so I've been
Speaker 1: doing that on top of it starts off really painful
Speaker 1: when I get on it, but then I warm up
Speaker 1: a little bit, do my four miles, get back off,
Speaker 1: and then twenty minutes later the pain settles in again
Speaker 1: and I'm not able to get up and walk very well.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to slow down and take a
Speaker 1: day off because I just don't. But any ideas or
Speaker 1: anything else I can double triple up on or anything,
Speaker 1: so I can.
Speaker 2: Well you can. You can use nature and self uricum.
Speaker 1: I think the Yeah, is that the same thing you
Speaker 1: asked or said about the the shoulder the other day?
Speaker 2: I don't know how is your shoulder? By the way.
Speaker 1: You said, is this the wrong one?
Speaker 2: So nature self uricum is helps get lactic acid out
Speaker 2: of the body. Oh okay, so get it in like
Speaker 2: a twelve x potency nature of self uricum twelve x
Speaker 2: twelve x. Okay, yeah, and take a couple of pellets
Speaker 2: at the end of your exercise.
Speaker 1: Yeah, singline era Canada densis. I think is the other
Speaker 1: one you said.
Speaker 2: That was for that was for the shoulder. These would
Speaker 2: be two two different things, right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: Cool? All right, all right, Well I have to go
Speaker 1: out to Sprouts later on today anyway, so.
Speaker 2: You might not be able to get this twelve X
Speaker 2: from Sprouts. You're probably only going to be able to
Speaker 2: get that through Amazon.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're right, they go They do sixty thirty
Speaker 1: and two hundred and on most things there. I don't
Speaker 1: even know what the two hundred is, if it's in
Speaker 1: the same rating or not. But okay, so guys, last
Speaker 1: call on this. And by the way, doctor Peter Glidden
Speaker 1: has a Twitter. Yeah, if you just look up Peter
Speaker 1: Glidden and D you'll find it that way or at
Speaker 1: doctor Peter Glidden. Okay, you should get over there and
Speaker 1: hop on that. Get notifications prob the way you can
Speaker 1: for his upcoming. But every Tuesday and Thursday he has
Speaker 1: the live Q and day on his Let me go
Speaker 1: ahead and just show you that there is a calendar
Speaker 1: for all that, so bring that up real quick.
Speaker 2: And hoops.
Speaker 1: So going over to member content once you remember, Q
Speaker 1: and A Doctor Glidden show is right here as well.
Speaker 1: And if I'm not mistaken, this where you're putting your
Speaker 1: new series as well, right.
Speaker 2: Right, yep, it's going to be freaking fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So there's that. I highly recommend picking
Speaker 1: up The Attempt to Cure if you can find it too,
Speaker 1: Q and a live WI them hit that one. Then
Speaker 1: you scroll down and scroll down and there's their calendar
Speaker 1: right there. So all the little darker gray boxes of
Speaker 1: the times, you can over over the top of them
Speaker 1: and you'll see the time. So eight eight eight pm
Speaker 1: to nine pm. These are all central. So if you're
Speaker 1: if you're out in the West coast like me, that
Speaker 1: means six pm, okay, if you're on the East coast,
Speaker 1: that means nine pm. It stars oh right, and then
Speaker 1: the next and then on Thursdays he does at eleven
Speaker 1: am his time, which would be nine am my time
Speaker 1: or twelve pm Pacific, I mean Eastern. There we go
Speaker 1: set it backward, but it's okay, just or cure found.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of people in Europe too, so
Speaker 2: the eleven am Thursday usually has a lot of Europeans
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 1: Very cool. I need some your opearons, I guess, I
Speaker 1: guess some people here and there, so it's good to have.
Speaker 1: So it's good to have a variety the way you
Speaker 1: can you can always justify going on, you know, going
Speaker 1: on last year at any given day, because you're saying, no,
Speaker 1: this is for these guys, not just because I have
Speaker 1: nothing else to do.
Speaker 2: That's right, lad, that's right. We need a lot of
Speaker 2: scotsmen in the house. Why not.
Speaker 1: So, guys, I'm gonna give last call on the questions
Speaker 1: and let me make sure they didn't. Nope, nothing came
Speaker 1: in in that site either, Okay, good. I just want
Speaker 1: to make sure there was no more buying me a
Speaker 1: coffee people, because I did have that when coming from
Speaker 1: Dan last week. But looks like we are all caught
Speaker 1: up and hey, nothing wrong. Nothing wrong with the light day.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, nothing wrong with that, especially today. Check out
Speaker 2: my rant on X platform. I think you'll like it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, let me let me just go sh just
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna show the screen real quick, people, see,
Speaker 1: So the one he's talking about is the one right
Speaker 1: on top, says fire your MD immediately. It's forteen minutes
Speaker 1: and thirty eight seconds and it's right there. All right.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be watching it right after this, if not
Speaker 1: playing it right after this for you guys, I don't know.
Speaker 1: We'll see how it goes.
Speaker 2: Daniel. It's always a pleasure. Thanks for your time. Thanks
Speaker 2: for your determination to get the word out, sir. Thank
Speaker 2: you for your time one week at a time here.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you very much, sir. I appreciate it, and
Speaker 1: you have a great week and anything coming up to
Speaker 1: today after or is it just the tuesdays after our show?
Speaker 1: You do the thing right?
Speaker 2: No? Every week is different. Okay, Yeah, normally I would
Speaker 2: do the Doctor Glidden Show after this show, but my
Speaker 2: week was so crazy you had to punch it out
Speaker 2: one day. So we're doing the next iteration of the
Speaker 2: Doctor Glidden Show tomorrow at three o'clock Central.
Speaker 1: Excellent, so gives me a chance to jump on and
Speaker 1: watch it too.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, all right, always a pleasure to see
Speaker 1: you later. Right, all right, let's do this. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: put it up and make sure I have it so
Speaker 1: that you can hear those drop it real quick. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll add it to this show. But I still think
Speaker 1: you should go on to his Twitter thing. Isn't it
Speaker 1: crazy how Twitter media all have made us all have
Speaker 1: dark mode darker times. I guess.
Speaker 2: It's a strange.
Speaker 1: All right, here you are.
Speaker 2: I don't know if frustration is the right word.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, hold on, let's go there. It wasn't ahead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm seeing all this stuff on I just saw
Speaker 2: a on the X platform a medical doctor saying, uh,
Speaker 2: there's no such thing as bad cholesterol, and he cited
Speaker 2: oofy Ravenscov's work, and you know, which is what I've
Speaker 2: been talking about for fifteen years. So I replied to
Speaker 2: the guy, where you're a little late to the party, Dude,
Speaker 2: I've been telling people this for fifteen years. Where have
Speaker 2: you been? Number one? And number two? How can you
Speaker 2: sleep at night having an MD after your name? Considering
Speaker 2: what your medical profession has done during COVID Number two,
Speaker 2: your profession is the leading cause of bankruptcy and the
Speaker 2: leading cause of death or the third leading cause of death,
Speaker 2: depending on how you crunch the numbers. And number three,
Speaker 2: while your profession has been in exclusive control over the
Speaker 2: development and the delivery of medicine chronic diseases escalating. Number four,
Speaker 2: Your profession is not trained how to cure disease. You're
Speaker 2: only trained how to manage it. And you are lying
Speaker 2: to people when you are advertising that you practice health
Speaker 2: care because you do not practice healthcare, you practice disease management.
Speaker 2: People are not getting healthier under your care. Their illness
Speaker 2: is being managed, they're getting weaker and more dependent on polypharmacy.
Speaker 2: They're not getting healthier. And number five, for goodness sakes,
Speaker 2: I've headed up to hear folks. I mean you're probably
Speaker 2: you've always known that I've headed up to here with
Speaker 2: the mds, but it's reached a new level of I
Speaker 2: don't know if frustration is the right word. I don't
Speaker 2: know what it is. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: But these people are trained in a system of medicine
Speaker 2: which is inconsistent with natural law. They're unapologetic, and they
Speaker 2: do not know what to do to help you regain
Speaker 2: your health. They don't They're good for traumacare sometimes got
Speaker 2: a bullet in your arm, you have a broken leg,
Speaker 2: got a bleeding artery, You're you know, the having trouble
Speaker 2: with the delivery of the baby because the baby's reversed
Speaker 2: in the womb, the cord is around its neck. They're
Speaker 2: going to save your life in the baby's life. That's great.
Speaker 2: These are also the people that perform abortions. They're also
Speaker 2: the people that perform transgender surgeries. They're also the people
Speaker 2: that did the Tuskegee experiments. They're also the people that
Speaker 2: did the experiments on the inmates of Doc Coo and
Speaker 2: Bukanwal during World War Two. You okay with these people?
Speaker 2: You shouldn't be. I mean, there's room in the world
Speaker 2: for everyone. There is right, and traumacare is a good thing.
Speaker 2: I bet you that a robot would do it better
Speaker 2: than a medical doctor. Though, in ten years from now,
Speaker 2: and here's how it's gonna go. And here's the ultimate
Speaker 2: goal of allopathic medicine. Okay, women, after they're thirty five
Speaker 2: years of old, it will be recommended that their uterus
Speaker 2: and their ovaries are removed because you don't need those anymore.
Speaker 2: And we're going to prevent ovarian uterine cancer by doing so.
Speaker 2: Everybody's gonna get hearing aids. Everybody's gonna have their after
Speaker 2: their sixty years of age. It's going to be mandatory.
Speaker 2: Everybody's gonna have the lenses of their eyes removed and
Speaker 2: fake lenses put in to prevent cataracts. Everybody's going to
Speaker 2: have fake shoulders and fake hips and fake knees after
Speaker 2: they're sixty five years of age, because it's only a
Speaker 2: matter of time until those things go by the boards.
Speaker 2: Arthritis is inevitable cataracts are inevitable. Everybody's going to be
Speaker 2: put on an antidepressant after they're thirty five years of age,
Speaker 2: because life sucks and then you die. Everybody's going to
Speaker 2: be on an antacid. Oh wait a minute, everybody already
Speaker 2: is on an antacid. And when you're sick, you're going
Speaker 2: to take your medical insurance card. You're going to go
Speaker 2: to a medical center. You're going to put it in
Speaker 2: the door to let you gain entry into it, like
Speaker 2: they do in some banks in Europe. You got to
Speaker 2: put your card in and then the door opens up.
Speaker 2: You go in. You stand on a conveyor belt. You
Speaker 2: sit on a conveyor belt. The conveyor belt walks you
Speaker 2: through a number of medical devices where they take your blood,
Speaker 2: they take your blood pressure, they take your pulse, they
Speaker 2: give you an X ray, they'll probably give you a
Speaker 2: CT scan. You type into a little computer what it
Speaker 2: is that's bothering you. Oh, I have a headache, Oh
Speaker 2: I have a stomach ache. O, my right knee hurts. Whatever.
Speaker 2: You go on the conveyor belt. The computers take all
Speaker 2: of the objective discovery that they need. It's all done
Speaker 2: one step after the next, and then at the end
Speaker 2: of the process, the computer algorithm has come up with
Speaker 2: a diagnosis and spits out medication in a dispensing machine
Speaker 2: schedules you for a surgical procedure. That's how it's going
Speaker 2: to go. You don't need the medical doctor anymore. They're
Speaker 2: going to be outsourced. I mean, the medical doctor doesn't
Speaker 2: even do a physical examin anymore. When was the last
Speaker 2: time anyone went to a medical doctor and the medical
Speaker 2: doctor touched them? Does that ever happen to anybody? The
Speaker 2: whole thing is inside out, upside down and ass backwards,
Speaker 2: and it is run by the pharmaceutical industry whose motto
Speaker 2: is a patient curate is a customer lost. And the
Speaker 2: ideation here is that the illness must be opposed, right,
Speaker 2: That's how the medicine got its name allopathic opposite to
Speaker 2: the disease. So you give an antibiotic, an antidepressant, an
Speaker 2: anti anxiety, etcetera, etc. So the only problem is that
Speaker 2: these medicines are not curative. They're not curative. They manage
Speaker 2: wh's the problem. They don't fix it, they manage it. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the curative types of medicine are suppressed, and the doctors
Speaker 2: who practice curative types of medicine, are imprisoned, they're bankrupted,
Speaker 2: they're excommunicated for medicine, and their equipment is confiscated by
Speaker 2: the Food and Drug Administration. Isn't that great? And insurance
Speaker 2: doesn't pay for it? Oh no, we can't be paying
Speaker 2: for those nature pathic treatments. Who can't be paying for
Speaker 2: those homeopathic treatments. Who can't be paying for those chiropractic treatments.
Speaker 2: We can't be paying for those iravetic medical treatments. Who
Speaker 2: can't be paying for those acupuncture treatments. Can't be doing that.
Speaker 2: And these are the people that everybody looks up to.
Speaker 2: These are the people that everybody respects because they practice
Speaker 2: the best type of medicine in the world. It's a
Speaker 2: lie brought to you by the medical monopoly that's been
Speaker 2: in place for longer than anybody who's been alive. And
Speaker 2: it's a shit show. And the COVID stuff is the
Speaker 2: tip of the iceberg. The COVID shenanigans, all the lies
Speaker 2: and the and the misdirections, it's the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 2: Chronic disease has escalated because the medical doctors have been
Speaker 2: in charge and they do not know what causes disease.
Speaker 2: They do not know how to cure a disease, and
Speaker 2: they're unapologetic about it, and they do not give a damn.
Speaker 2: How anybody can be a medical doctor for more than
Speaker 2: six months is an unless you're a surgeon, right or
Speaker 2: working in the emergency room. Those people are okay. But
Speaker 2: everybody else, how can you do that? I mean, how
Speaker 2: can you consistently see people? They never get better. You
Speaker 2: have no idea what caused their disease, You have no
Speaker 2: idea what to do to cure it. And all you
Speaker 2: do is throw drugs at it. That's all you do.
Speaker 2: But because all your colleagues do it, and it's the
Speaker 2: standard of care, and the Journal of the American Medical
Speaker 2: Association supports you, even though the research is biased. As
Speaker 2: reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association, ninety
Speaker 2: five percent of the research published is biased. And everybody's
Speaker 2: okay with that. Yeah, let's do that. Let's get on
Speaker 2: that team, let's get on that train. Let's go, let's go,
Speaker 2: let's go. I don't think so. If you sat behind
Speaker 2: my desk for one week, you would be in tears.
Speaker 2: The medical profession is responsible for more death and suffering
Speaker 2: than all world wars combined. And I am not exaggerating,
Speaker 2: but you shouldn't listen to anything that I say because
Speaker 2: I'm a quack practicing pseudoscientific medicine. Right. Look, if you're
Speaker 2: watching this on Rumble, thank you, you need to snap
Speaker 2: out of it. You need to figure out what to
Speaker 2: do to pop out of the medical matrix. And well,
Speaker 2: like the fella said, I'm your huckleberry, and that's just
Speaker 2: my game. Go to my website, become a subscriber, and
Speaker 2: let me show you what to do from the comfort
Speaker 2: of your own home with science space clinically verified. That's right,
Speaker 2: science space clinically verified. Oh I forgot I'm a pseudoscientist.
Speaker 2: Well no, I'm not science based clinically verified medical therapeutics
Speaker 2: based on thirty six years of clinical work of my
Speaker 2: own plus you know, I don't know how many hundreds
Speaker 2: of years of collective work by all my colleagues and
Speaker 2: all the people on whose shoulders I stand. Leave Big Pharma,
Speaker 2: beehind dot com. Become a subscriber, figure it out, because
Speaker 2: the medical doctors will hurt you, and they're not going
Speaker 2: to do it on purpose. They're going to do it
Speaker 2: through incompetence and then they're not going to give a
Speaker 2: shit because they're unapologetic and they do not care. If
Speaker 2: they cared, they would turn in their license after all
Speaker 2: of this COVID bullshit. They would, but they don't, and
Speaker 2: they're never gonna. It's a horrible profession and you should
Speaker 2: not respect these people. You should not, I mean, for
Speaker 2: goodness sake, cardiologists. Peter McCullough, the world famous cardiologists, okay, great.
Speaker 2: First of all, McCullough developed a COVID protocol that uses
Speaker 2: nature pathic therapeutics. McCullough had no training in the nature
Speaker 2: pathic therapeutics whatever. I don't know who told him about it,
Speaker 2: but you know what that's like. That's like a chiropractor
Speaker 2: practicing open heart surgery has no training in it, but
Speaker 2: we're going to do it anyway. You wouldn't be okay
Speaker 2: with that. But when a medical doctor it rolls out
Speaker 2: holistically oriented medical nutrition, botanical medicine therapeutics, everybody's okay with it.
Speaker 2: It's bullshit. Number one. Number two, cardiologists have no idea
Speaker 2: what causes heart disease. They have no idea how to
Speaker 2: cure heart disease. And while they have been in control
Speaker 2: of the development and the delivery of medicine. Heart disease
Speaker 2: has escalated, just as many people die from heart attacks
Speaker 2: or get heart disease now as they did twenty years
Speaker 2: before statin or forty years ago. When statin drugs are
Speaker 2: introduced to the marketplace, we cure heart disease all the
Speaker 2: freaking time, and when we don't cure it, we attempt
Speaker 2: to cure it. You're going to listen to these people,
Speaker 2: Why on earth would you do that? Because you don't
Speaker 2: know any better, is why. Well, I'm here to tell
Speaker 2: you that there are alternatives which are so superior to
Speaker 2: what the medical doctors bring to the table it's laughable.
Speaker 2: It's not even a fair fight. It's like Rush Limbaugh said,
Speaker 2: I'll fight you with one hand tied behind my back
Speaker 2: and I'll still win. But the real question is do
Speaker 2: I need more coffee? Probably not not today. So what
Speaker 2: all of this boils down to is thank you for
Speaker 2: your support, Thank you for your subscription, Thank you for
Speaker 2: your trust. More than anything else, thank you for your trust,
Speaker 2: Thank you for your open mindedness. You, my subscriber, are in.
Speaker 2: You are a rare breed. You are a human being
Speaker 2: who has popped out of the matrix, which number one
Speaker 2: is not easy to do. And number two you've seen
Speaker 2: the man behind the curtain and you know it's bullshit.
Speaker 2: And number three, you've actively taken steps, which takes a
Speaker 2: great amount of courage. By the way, Oh, I'm going
Speaker 2: to do the nature pathic stuff? Really? Am I going
Speaker 2: to do that? Oh? My god, I've got to congestive partfailia.
Speaker 2: I could die. Oh I've got pneumonia, I could die.
Speaker 2: Oh what am I going to do? Well, I'm going
Speaker 2: to go with the nature path. Yes, you are going
Speaker 2: to go with the nature path. That takes a great
Speaker 2: amount of intellectual integrity and ontological maturity and courage. As
Speaker 2: my subscribers are the smartest people in the freaking world,
Speaker 2: most open minded people in the freaking world, you should
Speaker 2: clone yourselves, populate the planet with your clones, and then
Speaker 2: maybe we could change the freaking world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very well said. And since we started this whole
Speaker 1: shebang some time ago, of those very smart people, ninety
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Speaker 2: You should be.
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Speaker 1: interest you and all that good stuff. And let's just
Speaker 1: show you a little sample here at Medical Insight page
Speaker 1: told bad foods. I'm missing something. There's epigenetics here, cholesterol calcium,
Speaker 1: that's an important one. Central fatty asks you want to
Speaker 1: know what this stuff does that he's telling you to take.
Speaker 1: There's a video for each and what bad advice to
Speaker 1: other doctors medical doctors give you about salt and cholesterol
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Speaker 1: very very very good. Parasite cleanse a video on it,
Speaker 1: healthy blood, sugar, thyroide health, selenium itself all very good.
Speaker 1: There's someone about vaccines. All of them are bad. Essential minerals,
Speaker 1: fractionated nutrition like what Linus Pauling did, ten thousand milligrams
Speaker 1: injected of acetic acid, which not acetic acid, a sorbic acid,
Speaker 1: which isn't the same as whole food vitamency, and it
Speaker 1: rips away your copper. When you overdo one thing, it
Speaker 1: throws everything else off balance. That's why taking them all
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Speaker 1: while in deficiency, but you're not gonna You're not gonna
Speaker 1: benefit from that, and over time things will start to deteriorate, breakdown,
Speaker 1: and then you'll be told some other cause when it
Speaker 1: isn't and a way you go into the medical doctor's hands,
Speaker 1: perpetual free fall. Aaron says, thank you, Daniel for bringing
Speaker 1: my two favorite ends into my life, doctor Manso and
Speaker 1: doctor Glidden. Yeah, and that's mine too, mine too much
Speaker 1: respect for them both. And as I'm reading these things,
Speaker 1: then I'll finish. Well, I'm all finish, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to continue tomorrow. Virus Mania and these events that were
Speaker 1: allegedly supposed to prove why vaccines and the medical establishment
Speaker 1: is somehow God, I'm going to show you that it
Speaker 1: was never the case, and that it having good publicists
Speaker 1: and having controlled the media and the voices on TV,
Speaker 1: including the ones in suits that stand behind podiums in
Speaker 1: the Oval office or wherever on the on the White
Speaker 1: House lawn teaching you how to use a test kit
Speaker 1: during COVID were They were not your they were they
Speaker 1: were advocates for the big pharma, which is owned by
Speaker 1: who for the most part, created by what Rothschild Rockefeller
Speaker 1: Drug Trust. Yeah, and what do they want to do
Speaker 1: with everybody that isn't them? It doesn't matter what the
Speaker 1: doctor thinks or knows, they only knew as much as
Speaker 1: they've ever taught, and they were taught by people who
Speaker 1: want us dead. And that should give you all you
Speaker 1: need to know right there before you start seeking Well,
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Speaker 1: gifts and go. And there's still more things to factor
Speaker 1: in that I can't right now, but we did do well. Okay,
Speaker 1: So this isn't a I mean, I'm just letting you know.
Speaker 1: If you it's not like a DIW, it's not dead
Speaker 1: in the water. If you wanted to continue to support,
Speaker 1: you are going to see it go to the computer
Speaker 1: thing itself. So it would either be the software to
Speaker 1: the out West system or an upgrade of a part
Speaker 1: that I already had selected one, but I might get
Speaker 1: a better one something like that, but it would go
Speaker 1: into it and when everything's said and done, it's going
Speaker 1: to be disclosed on this here in one of these updates.
Speaker 1: And I have my list written out here of what
Speaker 1: I tentatively want with a couple of different options here
Speaker 1: and so forth. So and I put some of my
Speaker 1: own money into it to get me over the hump.
Speaker 1: But we did very well. And thank you to everybody
Speaker 1: who has done so much to help it out. It
Speaker 1: is so so amazing to see that, knowing that people
Speaker 1: give it crap and I and it really makes me
Speaker 1: feel good, and I do thank you. It also makes
Speaker 1: me want to work harder for you. So you know,
Speaker 1: I always feel like if it is something good turn,
Speaker 1: you know, good turn and a good natured thing happens,
Speaker 1: that I need to show that I've earned it. So
Speaker 1: thank you. And that's give sen good dot com forward
Speaker 1: slash Ballbusters all right, I think that will do it. Today.
Speaker 1: I have to go make some hots. Oh, I got
Speaker 1: to print out orders first, make my list, and then
Speaker 1: go make out sauce. So have a great day, signing off.