Speaker 1: All right, everybody, we are live.
Speaker 2: It is ask doctor Glidden one twenty two, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: We are here with Stefan Verse Stoppin as well. You
Speaker 2: guys probably know him from YouTube and he's an author
Speaker 2: of the other Urban Survival, The Master's Guides are The
Speaker 2: Way of the Warrior and many other books. And we
Speaker 2: have doctor Peter glinnden On here with us because out
Speaker 2: of the two people in the entire world that I
Speaker 2: trust with anything when it comes to health, it's doctor
Speaker 2: Glidden and doctor Monso.
Speaker 1: And Stephan's a good friend.
Speaker 2: So this is why I wanted to have him discuss
Speaker 2: his issue with his heart and things like that with
Speaker 2: doctor Glidden.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. So here's the deal, Stephan. It's a
Speaker 3: pleasure to meet you. So well, I'm gonna ask a
Speaker 3: lot of questions. Okay, sure, and I don't know is
Speaker 3: a perfectly fine answer. Okay, Because here's the deal. The
Speaker 3: conventional medical doctors are trained to treat a diagnosis, right,
Speaker 3: Holistic doctors are trained to treat people. Yes, there's a
Speaker 3: big difference between treating a diagnosis which is fictitious, in
Speaker 3: treating a person which is real. So the keys to
Speaker 3: the cure lie in the symptoms that the sick person's
Speaker 3: body is expressing. So, for example, if you had a
Speaker 3: migraine headache, I would not be able to treat it
Speaker 3: because there's no treatment for a migraine headache, but there
Speaker 3: is a treatment for a person who has head pain. So,
Speaker 3: for instance, if your migraine headache felt like your head
Speaker 3: was being squeezed in a vice, it would need a
Speaker 3: different treatment than if your migraine headache felt like your
Speaker 3: head was exploding, like it was being pumped filled with air.
Speaker 3: If you had palpitations in your heart, which were worse
Speaker 3: if you lay down on your right side, you would
Speaker 3: need a different medicine than if you palpitations in your heart,
Speaker 3: which were worse if you lay down on your left side,
Speaker 3: and on and on and on and on. So the
Speaker 3: way that anybody's body is expressing its symptoms holds the
Speaker 3: key to the cure of the problem. So for the
Speaker 3: next I don't know, fifteen minutes more or less, you
Speaker 3: and I are going to be talking back and forth
Speaker 3: in order to try to get an understanding of what
Speaker 3: your body is doing symptomatically. Great, I don't really care
Speaker 3: what the diagnosis is Okay. All I care about is
Speaker 3: what you feel like. So, of all of the symptoms
Speaker 3: that are bothering you, mental, emotional, or physical, what's number one?
Speaker 3: What's the worst thing?
Speaker 4: Lack of energy?
Speaker 3: Okay, from the time that you wake up in the
Speaker 3: morning until the time that you go to sleep. Is
Speaker 3: there a time of the day when the energy is worse?
Speaker 3: Not really, No, Is there a time of the day
Speaker 3: when the energy is better, Not.
Speaker 4: That I can think of it. It sort of depends.
Speaker 4: But sometimes I feel complete lack of energy, but it
Speaker 4: doesn't seem to be pegged at any time of the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So it's not like you hit a wall at
Speaker 3: one o'clock in the afternoon and have to take a
Speaker 3: nap or anything like that. No, No, okay, And how
Speaker 3: long has the lack of energy been a thing?
Speaker 4: Well for a couple of years. Now, that's the thing,
Speaker 4: you see. Let me just give you a brief background
Speaker 4: on my medical history. I don't believe in doctors either,
Speaker 4: Doctor Glyndon, I haven't been to a GP in fifty years.
Speaker 4: There's nothing wrong with me. I don't have arthritis, I
Speaker 4: don't almost never get a cold. I can't remember the
Speaker 4: last time I got a cold. I don't have any
Speaker 4: health problems whatsoever. You know, I'm a martial arts practitioner,
Speaker 4: and when I was younger, I did go into pre
Speaker 4: mid I was going to become a natural path so
Speaker 4: I am familiar with that kind of philosophy. But I
Speaker 4: always thought, you know, being a Dutchman, which is the
Speaker 4: tallest and strongest of all the Europeans. It's true. Look
Speaker 4: it up, Dutchman, strongest and tallest. I've always felt like
Speaker 4: I've been like Superman. Nothing affects me. I don't get sick,
Speaker 4: I don't food doesn't bother me. I went all through Asia,
Speaker 4: I ate everything, never got food poisoning. So you know,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm I'm a monster.
Speaker 3: So why are we talking?
Speaker 4: Because last April I had an incident. I woke up
Speaker 4: and I couldn't catch my breath. You know, you try
Speaker 4: to inhale deeply, but the air wouldn't go up to
Speaker 4: the top of my lungs, right, so he couldn't yawn,
Speaker 4: for example, and the air wouldn't fill my lungs and
Speaker 4: then I'm sort of like gasping for breath like this.
Speaker 4: So just so happened that my good friend Dixie called
Speaker 4: me at that time, she said, how are you doing.
Speaker 4: I said, well, I'm having trouble breathing for some reason. Now.
Speaker 4: A couple of nights before, I woke up in the
Speaker 4: middle of the night and I seem to have a
Speaker 4: lot of fluid in me, like you know, a lot
Speaker 4: of saliva, and I was coughing up a lot of fluid.
Speaker 4: Excuse me. So she said, well, you got to go
Speaker 4: to the hospital right away. Well, this is anthema for me.
Speaker 4: I like, I said, I haven't been to a doctor
Speaker 4: in fifty years. She said, no, you got to go
Speaker 4: to the doctor. So we went to the emergency room. Here.
Speaker 4: It's a small town. It's a nice hospital. No diversity,
Speaker 4: No I really appreciate. I'm sorry, I do not I
Speaker 4: want a Nigerian nurse looking at me. I don't care.
Speaker 4: And so it was all all you know, small town people,
Speaker 4: and they treated me like royalty. I got into emergency
Speaker 4: room in five minutes. Can you believe that? And so
Speaker 4: they right away hooked me up all kinds of monitors
Speaker 4: and well what they told me was my blood pressure
Speaker 4: was too eighty over one thirty yeah, and that I
Speaker 4: had double pneumonia.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, okay, very good.
Speaker 4: So then they well, they gave me some bills and
Speaker 4: then I think they fed like three leaders of antibiotics intervenously.
Speaker 4: And then I had all kinds of scans. I had
Speaker 4: X rays and ultrasound, and I had this cat scan
Speaker 4: and anyways, they gave me a prescription for half a
Speaker 4: dozen drugs, which I took for a week, and then
Speaker 4: the prescriptions ran out and they never renewed the prescriptions
Speaker 4: and by that time I felt okay again. So they
Speaker 4: never gave me a diagnosis because it was like an
Speaker 4: emergency room doctor that didn't really follow up. I guess
Speaker 4: I should have called them back or whatever. But you know,
Speaker 4: like I said, I have a real problem with the
Speaker 4: medical establishment. And you know, I'm feeling better again than
Speaker 4: I don't need you. I'm out of here, and but
Speaker 4: now it's coming back, not as bad as it was
Speaker 4: last April, but I recognize the symptoms. Now I'm really tired,
Speaker 4: you know, even though you know I bicycle every day
Speaker 4: and I try to maintain my fitness level. But it
Speaker 4: was just too much. And so now you know, climbing
Speaker 4: the stairs, well, okay, after three flights of stairs, they
Speaker 4: got to stop catch my breath, and I have low energy.
Speaker 4: The other thing that started happening too was I would
Speaker 4: get panic attacks. Now it's not because I'm afraid of anything,
Speaker 4: you know, I'm a warrior. I laugh at the face
Speaker 4: of death, you know. But the heart palpitations, you know,
Speaker 4: you feel it in the chest. And so I started
Speaker 4: getting the panic attacks again, the shortness of breath, and
Speaker 4: then a couple of nights ago again I'd wake up
Speaker 4: in the night without being able to take a complete breath.
Speaker 4: And that's where we stand right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. So what time at night do you
Speaker 3: wake up?
Speaker 4: About three four o'clock?
Speaker 3: What is it that wakes you up?
Speaker 4: I don't know. The inability to breathe.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. So it's not like you wake up
Speaker 3: because you have a nightmare, or because you're really hot,
Speaker 3: or because you have a pain in your big toe
Speaker 3: and then you feel like you can't breathe. It's the
Speaker 3: breathing itself that wakes you up.
Speaker 4: Yeah. No, I don't have I have never had to
Speaker 4: run a temperature because I test myself a go, well,
Speaker 4: am I burning up? I got a fever? No, I
Speaker 4: don't run a temperature. I don't have any pains anywhere
Speaker 4: it's just that you can't take a full breath and
Speaker 4: it sort of feels like you're drowning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, are you panting when you wake up in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not minding, but it's like you have to
Speaker 4: take conscious control of your breathing.
Speaker 3: Does it feel like you're suffocating, Yeah.
Speaker 4: A little bit, a little bit like you're suffocating. So
Speaker 4: I would you know, you know, in martial arts, we
Speaker 4: have a lot of breathing techniques. So I would wake
Speaker 4: up and I would do my deep breathing techniques down
Speaker 4: into the abdomen and breathe out slowly. And the thing
Speaker 4: is that if I get up and I start moving
Speaker 4: around and I start doing a little bit of exercise,
Speaker 4: within an hour of the breathing returns to normal.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good, So in the twenty four hours of
Speaker 3: the day of the breathing is only problematic in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night. Yes, Okay. When do you experience palpitations.
Speaker 4: Throughout the day?
Speaker 3: Pretend I don't know what a palpitation is, and describe
Speaker 3: to me what it feels like.
Speaker 4: Please, Well, it feels like your heart is pumping really hard.
Speaker 3: Where do you feel that you feel it in your chest,
Speaker 3: you feel it in your throat, you feel it in
Speaker 3: your temple. Where do you feel that?
Speaker 4: I feel at the center of my chest, right behind
Speaker 4: the sternum.
Speaker 3: Very good. Is there anything that you can do to
Speaker 3: make it happen?
Speaker 4: Well, I haven't tried to make it happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know it's a funny question, right I Perhaps
Speaker 3: I should have phrased it differently. Are you aware of
Speaker 3: anything that aggravates the palpitations? Guaranteed?
Speaker 4: No, no, because you know, my days are pretty much
Speaker 4: the same, so sometimes it'll just come on for no
Speaker 4: reason that I can think of. And I I'm not
Speaker 4: easily triggered by anything, you know, And I'm not really worried. Well,
Speaker 4: I worried a little bit, but you know about you know,
Speaker 4: where the world is going, things like that. But I've
Speaker 4: been worried about that since I was twelve years old.
Speaker 3: So okay, very good. When you have the palpitation, do
Speaker 3: you become anxious? Is the palpitation accompanied with anxiety or not?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a bit of anxiety. Okay, very good?
Speaker 3: And does anything else accompany the palpitations? Like you got
Speaker 3: a headache, you get really hot, you get really cold,
Speaker 3: you get nauseous, you get super thirsty, or anything at
Speaker 3: all besides a little bit of anxiety.
Speaker 4: Nothing else. Yeah, No, no headaches, no fevers, no trembles, No, No,
Speaker 4: it's just the palpitations in the center of my chest,
Speaker 4: like it starts beating hard, or like as though I had,
Speaker 4: you know, done some heavy exercise.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very good. Okay, Hold on, what happens if you
Speaker 3: walk up a flight of stairs. Will that induce a
Speaker 3: palpitation or not?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. Does the breathing become compromised when you
Speaker 3: have a palpitation during a palpitation?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, very good, Okay, very good. Now anything else I've
Speaker 3: I'm hearing a little bit of a cough now yes, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: So when you are provoked to cough, is it from
Speaker 3: a tickle in your throat or from an irritation in
Speaker 3: your chest?
Speaker 4: Irritation in the chest? And is it in the middle
Speaker 4: of the chest? Is it more to the right or
Speaker 4: more to the left. I would say it's in the
Speaker 4: middle of the chest.
Speaker 3: And are you aware of anything that aggravates or will
Speaker 3: excite the cough, like eating or drinking or talking or
Speaker 3: laughing or walking or sleeping anything at.
Speaker 4: All, not really smoking a joint would do it. So
Speaker 4: I already cut back on that.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. And are you coughing stuff up?
Speaker 4: A little bit of phlem?
Speaker 3: Yeah very good. Do you swallow it or do you
Speaker 3: spit it out?
Speaker 4: I swallow I have nowhere to spit it.
Speaker 3: Okay. Is anything when you cough mucus up? Does that
Speaker 3: relieve the cough?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, very good.
Speaker 4: And also it's very clear. The only other thing, how
Speaker 4: do I know that if you swallow it? Who all?
Speaker 4: I have spit it out a few.
Speaker 3: Times, okay, very good, because I.
Speaker 4: Wanted to check for myself if there's any bleeding in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 4: And in the mornings. The only other thing is in
Speaker 4: the mornings, I always have to blow my nose. I
Speaker 4: seem to have a lot of a lot of phlegm.
Speaker 4: And again it's perfectly clear. There's no there's no color
Speaker 4: to it whatsoever, no blood in there and that, no
Speaker 4: tint of a color anything like that. But I do
Speaker 4: have to blow my nose in the morning every time
Speaker 4: I wake up, and I have to blow it like
Speaker 4: three or four times to get all the and it
Speaker 4: also it depends if I sleep on my right side.
Speaker 4: Then most of the what do you would call it
Speaker 4: this not comes out my right nostril, and if I
Speaker 4: sleep on my left side, most comes out to the left.
Speaker 4: So it's something that accumulates, I guess while I'm sleeping,
Speaker 4: and then when I wake up, I gotta blow my nose.
Speaker 3: Do you have any post nasal drip?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: And the quality of the mucus is it thin like water?
Speaker 3: Is it normal mucus? Or is it sticky and stringy?
Speaker 4: It's not quite thin. Yeah, it could be thin like water,
Speaker 4: but it's certainly not muki se at all.
Speaker 3: Very good. All right, excellent description. Now, since you've been
Speaker 3: sick with this since April when you had pneumonia, how
Speaker 3: is the thermostat of your body compared to your your buddies?
Speaker 3: Are you the same as every someone else? So you're
Speaker 3: a little hotter than everyone else, you're a little colder
Speaker 3: than everyone else.
Speaker 4: I don't notice any difference. No, I don't feel hotter
Speaker 4: or colder.
Speaker 3: But to what temperature do you want your house?
Speaker 4: I like it cooler. I prefer cooler rooms. I live
Speaker 4: in an apartment, and I have no control over the thermostat.
Speaker 4: Apparently that's the government thing. Now, the government controls the
Speaker 4: temperature in my apartments. And because I call the property manager,
Speaker 4: I said, it's too hot in this apartment. And it's
Speaker 4: not me because I have a delivery guy on your
Speaker 4: mark comes up and every time it comes in this building,
Speaker 4: he goes, holy shit, it's hot in here. So it's
Speaker 4: the building. They keep the temperature up very high. And
Speaker 4: what I do is I open up all my windows,
Speaker 4: even in the wintertime, just to cool things down. So
Speaker 4: I would say I prefer the temperature to be around
Speaker 4: sixty five degrees.
Speaker 3: Yeah, perfect answer, Okay, very good. How do you feel
Speaker 3: about being outside in fresh air?
Speaker 4: Fine? I love outside and fresh air. As a matter
Speaker 4: of fact, that's the thing I think contributed to my
Speaker 4: ill health right now because when I train, I prefer
Speaker 4: to be outdoors. I hate to be in the gym.
Speaker 4: I hate it. And normally under ideal conditions, which is
Speaker 4: seldom available here in the frozen wasteline called Canada, I
Speaker 4: will go up north, I will go outside. I will
Speaker 4: go into the forest, into the park out in the
Speaker 4: field and I will do my martial arts training out there.
Speaker 4: Or I'll go bicycling, or I'll go canoeing down the river.
Speaker 4: And so I prefer to train and be outdoors. But
Speaker 4: because of the winter time, you know, we just had
Speaker 4: minus twenty nine degrees yesterday. Yeah, so needless to say,
Speaker 4: I'm not out in the forest.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. Since you've been not feeling so great,
Speaker 3: Are you inclined to sleep with your torso or your
Speaker 3: head propped up on a couple of pillows or not?
Speaker 4: No, No, I sleep. I generally sleep on my right
Speaker 4: side for most of the night, and my pillow is
Speaker 4: just enough to compensate for the space between my shoulder
Speaker 4: and the mattress.
Speaker 3: Very good, and on a scale of one to ten,
Speaker 3: ten being high. How would you rate your thirst, your
Speaker 3: overall thirst?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not extra thirsty at all.
Speaker 3: So how would you rate it, like a one or
Speaker 3: two or three?
Speaker 4: Well, I would say maybe a two. Yeah, okay, very good.
Speaker 3: All right, I know what you need. You have a pencil?
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, very good, Because I knew I was going
Speaker 4: to talk to you today, so I got my notebook
Speaker 4: here and my pisol Okay.
Speaker 3: So there's a homeopathic medicine which is indicated. Okay, first
Speaker 3: I'll say it and then i'll spell it.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's called Pulse satilla. You spell that P like Peter,
Speaker 3: you like Utah, L like Lima, S like Sierra, A
Speaker 3: like Apple, T like Thomas, I like India.
Speaker 4: Two l's, two l's and one a. Yeah, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: Now I don't know where you're going to purchase a
Speaker 3: homeopathic medicine in Canada. Maybe a health food store will
Speaker 3: carry it, Okay, maybe you can purchase it online. So
Speaker 3: the homeopathics come in different potencies, different strains. So in
Speaker 3: a perfect world, you would get Pulseatila in the two
Speaker 3: hundred c C like Charlie or two hundred c K potency. Okay,
Speaker 3: Perhaps she'll only be able to find thirty c A right,
Speaker 3: so you'll either get thirty C pulse Sattila thirty C
Speaker 3: or Pulse Sattilla two hundred C or two hundred c
Speaker 3: K all right. The medicine is going to be dispensed
Speaker 3: in a small vial kind of the size of your
Speaker 3: pinky finger. Is it liquid or powder? It's about one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty little white pellets inside the vial. Oh, okay,
Speaker 3: the dose would be three pellets orally, yes, you pop
Speaker 3: them in your mouth and you rub them against the
Speaker 3: roof of your mouth. With your tongue until they're dissolved.
Speaker 4: Okay, dissolve in mouth yep, three times a day, three
Speaker 4: times a day, got it?
Speaker 3: Okay. Now you do that for five days in a row.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: If by day five there's no change, you can stop
Speaker 3: taking it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: If Now, Sometimes, depending on too many variables to predict,
Speaker 3: people will have an almost immediate reaction positive reaction to
Speaker 3: the homeopathic medicine. Great, If in the first twenty four
Speaker 3: hours of taking this you feel like somebody has flipped
Speaker 3: a switch and all of a sudden everything is much better. Yeah,
Speaker 3: then you stop taking it and you let it ride.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Resume taking it a few days later. If the symptoms
Speaker 3: start to increase again, okay. Now, if you're not sure,
Speaker 3: oh maybe I feel a little bit better, or yeah,
Speaker 3: I feel a little bit better, you just keep taking it, okay.
Speaker 3: But if there's a remarkable improvement, you stop. Okay.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I had a remarkable improvement from one dose of a
Speaker 3: homeopathic medicine. I was cured of an illness I'd been
Speaker 3: suffering with for three weeks in two minutes. No kidding, Yeah,
Speaker 3: all I needed was one dose of the medicine. It
Speaker 3: was A. Well, I'll give you the backstory. It was
Speaker 3: real quick. I was a senior at the University of
Speaker 3: Massachusetts in the pre med department, and I had convinced
Speaker 3: myself I was going to become an osteopathic doctor. And
Speaker 3: you know, I was very naive and in those days
Speaker 3: less so now. And I went for an interview at
Speaker 3: an entrance interview at an osteopathic medical school in Maine,
Speaker 3: and the interviewer said, hey, you know, I was very
Speaker 3: holistically oriented. That was one of the reasons I wanted
Speaker 3: to do osteopathic medicine because of their physical medicine stuff
Speaker 3: that they did. And the dean of the school said, look,
Speaker 3: he said, I understand that you're very enthusiastic about the
Speaker 3: holistic app specs of osteopathic medicine, but if you want
Speaker 3: to get your degree and graduate and practice medicine, you're
Speaker 3: going to have to do internships in conventional allopathic MD hospitals.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I did not know that.
Speaker 3: And so, in like the course of two minutes, four
Speaker 3: years of my life I thought were thrown completely out
Speaker 3: the window. I had just wasted all of this time
Speaker 3: and all of this money, because there was no freaking
Speaker 3: way I was going to do anything in an allopathic
Speaker 3: hospital that I just would.
Speaker 4: Not do that good for you.
Speaker 3: So I thought that my you know, I thought I
Speaker 3: just wasted four years of my life. And I was crestfallen.
Speaker 3: And the day after that interview, I got really, really sick.
Speaker 3: I had fever, I had chills, I had diarrhea, I
Speaker 3: had stomach pains. I couldn't keep anything down, hard for
Speaker 3: me even to drink water, and those symptoms assisted. For
Speaker 3: three weeks, I was wasting away and nobody could help me.
Speaker 3: I was in a part of Massachusetts where if you
Speaker 3: throw a stick, you hit a doctor's office. Nobody knew
Speaker 3: what it was. All they wanted to do was throw,
Speaker 3: you know, antibiotics at me, and I'm having none of it. Now.
Speaker 3: As long story short as fate would have it, there
Speaker 3: were two nature pathic doctors in Massachusetts at that time.
Speaker 3: One of them lived in Boston, which was three hours
Speaker 3: away from me, and the other lived in the same
Speaker 3: town that I lived in. How about that? So I
Speaker 3: went to see him. And I was a pretty arrogant
Speaker 3: pre med student, by the way, I didn't know what
Speaker 3: nature pathic medicine was, but I was sure that it
Speaker 3: was quackery.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought originally too.
Speaker 3: I was carried into the guy's office literally right, I'll
Speaker 3: never forget it. He put me on an exam table,
Speaker 3: he poked around, he drew some blood. He asked me
Speaker 3: a bunch of questions, just like I asked you. He
Speaker 3: gave me two little pellets of a homeopathic medicine, and
Speaker 3: nothing happened. I didn't know what homeopathy was. I didn't
Speaker 3: know anything. Yeah, he scratched his chin. He got a
Speaker 3: big book off the out of his bookcase. I think
Speaker 3: he might even, you know, wiped dust off of it.
Speaker 3: It was a big, thick book man. He rifled through it.
Speaker 3: He asked me some more questions, and he gave me
Speaker 3: a different medicine. And as soon as that medicine number
Speaker 3: two hit my tongue, I felt a thrill go through
Speaker 3: my body. I had to run into the bathroom and
Speaker 3: I threw up like a bucket full of disgusting, bilious sludge. Huh.
Speaker 3: And as soon as that crap left my body, I
Speaker 3: felt like a Venetian blind had been unfurled from my
Speaker 3: toes to my head and I was cured.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: I was carried into his office. I walked out of
Speaker 3: it of my own volition. I went home and I
Speaker 3: slept for a long time.
Speaker 4: I think, well, I bet yeah at least.
Speaker 3: And I woke up the next morning born again into
Speaker 3: nature pathoc medicine and there's been no looking back ever since.
Speaker 4: No kidding. Well, I should be able to get a
Speaker 4: hold of this and Daniel after this show, send me
Speaker 4: the link where I can link to this show, because
Speaker 4: I want to send it to my medical team. Now
Speaker 4: I belong to a community. We're like a self reliant community.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and so we have, you know, a garden team,
Speaker 4: and we have communications team and things like that. But
Speaker 4: we also have a medical team and they're very good.
Speaker 4: We have two herbalists, we have two natural paths, and
Speaker 4: we have one Chinese medicine practitioner. Now I haven't gone
Speaker 4: to them yet. They heard about me and one of
Speaker 4: the herbalists sent me a tincture. She gave me a
Speaker 4: tincture yarrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yarrow wouldn't be really indicated here, but it wouldn't hurt.
Speaker 3: But I don't think it's going to be curative.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it hasn't really done much for me, the yarrow.
Speaker 4: I'll take it anyways, because she recommended it, but I
Speaker 4: haven't gone back to this and told them about this problem.
Speaker 4: But now that I have a prescription here to post Satila,
Speaker 4: I'm sure they'll be able to find find it for me.
Speaker 3: Well, if they can't, just go to Amazon dot com
Speaker 3: type in Paul Satila two hundred C and you should
Speaker 3: be able to get it overnighted to you.
Speaker 1: I only try to send it to you. It's stefan.
Speaker 1: If you can't get to it, I'll.
Speaker 3: Tell there is there is one more thing, Stephan, that's
Speaker 3: that's worthwhile of understanding. Okay, yep, And I'm going to
Speaker 3: be the only one that tells you this.
Speaker 4: Oh oh.
Speaker 3: This is based on thirty six years of clinical experience
Speaker 3: and one of the things that I I pride myself
Speaker 3: on because it's true and because I work at it
Speaker 3: every day. I am the most open minded physician you
Speaker 3: will ever meet in your life. I work at having
Speaker 3: zero cognitive dissonance, right right. So, years ago I was
Speaker 3: working with a very famous nature pathic doctor, the most
Speaker 3: researched nature pathic doctor in the world. He just completed
Speaker 3: a twenty five million dollar research study and he's the
Speaker 3: world's leading expert on therapeutic medical nutrition, and I became
Speaker 3: his student for ten years and I learned a boat
Speaker 3: load that none of my colleagues know regarding medical nutrition
Speaker 3: and because of the cognitive dissonance which is inherent in
Speaker 3: all systems of medicine, including nature apathy. You know, it's
Speaker 3: been hard for me to communicate this to my colleagues
Speaker 3: because there's an old there's a saying, you know, how
Speaker 3: many nature pathic doctors does it take to screw in
Speaker 3: a light bulb? Well, it only takes one, but every
Speaker 3: other nature path in the room would tell you that
Speaker 3: there was a better and an easier way to do it.
Speaker 4: That's what I've found in researching my symptoms.
Speaker 3: I know it's crazy, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm glad to talk to you, mister Gluden
Speaker 4: and get your opinion on this. And I take your
Speaker 4: opinion with a high degree of respect.
Speaker 3: Well, it's very kind of you. So the last information
Speaker 3: that I want to impart to you is what I
Speaker 3: learned from my colleague after ten years of mentoring with them.
Speaker 3: There are ninety essential nutrients that the human body needs
Speaker 3: sixty minerals, sixteen vitamins, twelve amino acids, and two fatty
Speaker 3: acids for a grand total of ninety ooh. A nutrient
Speaker 3: is considered essential if the human body needs it, but
Speaker 3: the human body cannot make it. So, for instance, the
Speaker 3: body needs calcium, it can't make it. Body needs iron,
Speaker 3: can't make it. Body needs vitamin C, can't make it.
Speaker 3: Body needs omega three, can't make it. There are ninety
Speaker 3: essential nutrients that the human body needs just in order
Speaker 3: to function the way that nature and God intended. The
Speaker 3: problem is a big problem. These ninety nutrients are not
Speaker 3: present in the food, and they've been in decreasing concentrations
Speaker 3: in the food since the nineteen thirties, and we know this.
Speaker 3: This is all documented by the United States Department of Agriculture.
Speaker 3: So this leads to the remarkable statement, which nonetheless is true,
Speaker 3: that everybody on planet Earth, and by everybody, I mean
Speaker 3: everybody is deficient in essential nutrients unless they are actively
Speaker 3: supplementing with the right stuff. So the reason that people
Speaker 3: get sick is, you know, it's always a battle in
Speaker 3: the body between the stress of life and the strength
Speaker 3: of the body. And there's lots of stressors, right there's chemtrails,
Speaker 3: there's aging, there's bad weather, there's emotional stress, political stress,
Speaker 3: financial stress, physical stress is all kinds of stress all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: When stress hits the body, right, if the body is
Speaker 3: strong enough, it bounces off. If the body's weak, the
Speaker 3: stress creates a disturbance. And one of the main reasons
Speaker 3: that people get pneumonia or anything. Honestly, I don't care
Speaker 3: what it is. It isn't because of the stress. It's
Speaker 3: because their body was weak. And why was there And
Speaker 3: I don't mean physically weak, like you know you can
Speaker 3: bench press three hundred pounds. I don't mean that. I
Speaker 3: mean their body is nutritionally deficient. And if your body
Speaker 3: is nutritionally deficient, it will be weak internally. So one
Speaker 3: of the foundations of optimal health for everybody, and by everybody,
Speaker 3: I mean everybody is mandatory supplementation with the ninety essential nutrients.
Speaker 3: It's mandatory. I mean you have to drink water, you
Speaker 3: have to put warm clothes on when you go into
Speaker 3: cold weather. Well, you have to take the ninety essential
Speaker 3: nutrients into your body. So and I've been doing this
Speaker 3: for thirty six years, man, And I don't make any
Speaker 3: money from the sale of the nutritional supplements that I recommend,
Speaker 3: and the nutritional supplements that I recommend are the only
Speaker 3: ones in the world that give you all ninety essential
Speaker 3: nutrients and recipes that it's extremely easy to absorb. So
Speaker 3: you need to get immediately to start taking the ninety
Speaker 3: essential nutrients into your body. And it is entirely possible
Speaker 3: that just doing that will fix the problems that you're
Speaker 3: experiencing right now. The homeopathic medicine is a curative treatment
Speaker 3: and it should fix the problem all by itself. But
Speaker 3: if your system after the fact is still weak, it's
Speaker 3: only a matter of time until it breaks again, right right.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like jumpstarting a dead battery in a car.
Speaker 3: The car hasn't been tuned up in twenty years, it's
Speaker 3: gonna break down again. So we do the homeopathic to
Speaker 3: stimulate the body's ability to fix itself, and then we
Speaker 3: support and promote that with the ninety essential nutrients. And
Speaker 3: that's a winning, game changing, life changing prescription and you
Speaker 3: would be wise to pay attention to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, doctor Glyndon, can you please briefly discuss fractionated nutrition
Speaker 2: and why that's bad and how it could actually helate
Speaker 2: other things out of your body or whatever, and can
Speaker 2: in in relation with that, Stefan can you explain or
Speaker 2: tell doctor Glydden what other selplements people with good intentions
Speaker 2: have sent you that you've been taking, so that we
Speaker 2: can kind of dial in like what might be too
Speaker 2: much or might not be the full picture type of thing.
Speaker 3: So what have you what have you been taken?
Speaker 4: Okay, now that you mentioned one other aspect I think
Speaker 4: I should go into, and that is just before this
Speaker 4: incident last to April, I was on like a three
Speaker 4: day fast. Yeah, and I also do intermittent fasting, so
Speaker 4: I only eat once a day. Yeah, and I eat
Speaker 4: very little. Yesterday I had two eggs, two slices of bacon,
Speaker 4: and a slice of toast. The day before that, I
Speaker 4: had a bowl of clam chowder. The day before that,
Speaker 4: I had a bowl of beef stew out of a can.
Speaker 4: So I eat very little. So there's no way I'm
Speaker 4: getting the nutrition I need my from eating.
Speaker 3: Well, it would be impossible to do that anyway, but
Speaker 3: it's a point that's well taken. You could own one
Speaker 3: hundred acres of the most organic farmland on the planet,
Speaker 3: only eat the stuff that you grew, and you would
Speaker 3: still be nutritionally deficient.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So one of my one of my followers fans
Speaker 4: on YouTube. Very nice guy. He sent me a whole
Speaker 4: bunch of nutrition supplements. So I got vitamin C, I
Speaker 4: got vitamin D, I got zinc and magnesium and a
Speaker 4: couple of multi vitamin things, and so I take those.
Speaker 4: But I want to take those every three days. I
Speaker 4: don't take them every day because, to be honest with you,
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm going to take them every day,
Speaker 4: is it going to become toxic.
Speaker 3: So it's important. You can't hurt yourself by taking nutritional
Speaker 3: too many nutritional supplements if you do it the right way.
Speaker 3: But here's here's the problem, right, Yeah, So the human
Speaker 3: body is a complicated system of interrelated parts and the
Speaker 3: fundamental nature pathic belief here, you know, which is echoed
Speaker 3: by all holistic disciplines around the world, especially the Oriental ones,
Speaker 3: is that the human body is inhabited by a spiritual
Speaker 3: force which is intelligent. The human body knows how to
Speaker 3: fix itself. The human body wants to fix itself. The
Speaker 3: human bodies trying to fix itself all of the time,
Speaker 3: but it needs things to do that.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: We need to eat food, we need to drink water,
Speaker 3: we need to breathe. There well, the body needs ninety
Speaker 3: essential nutrients, not five.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Right. If you take shitloads of vitamin C or VITA
Speaker 3: or zinc or vitamin D in exclude of the other
Speaker 3: eighty seven nutrients, you're gonna upset the apple cart. You're
Speaker 3: gonna upset the metabolic balance in the human body, similar
Speaker 3: to how the metabolic balance of the human body is
Speaker 3: upset by the introduction of pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Okay. This is referred to as fractionated nutrition, and it's
Speaker 3: not good because although you may get certain benefits from it,
Speaker 3: you're also going to get unintended consequences from it, like,
Speaker 3: for instance, high doses of vitamin C, high doses of zinc,
Speaker 3: and high doses of vitamin D like David will all
Speaker 3: rob copper and selenium from the body and increase the
Speaker 3: likelihood of getting cataracts, and which we saw a massive
Speaker 3: increase of cataracts after COVID because nobody listened to me.
Speaker 3: Everybody was taken massive amounts of zinc and massive amounts
Speaker 3: of C and massive amount of vitamin D, which caused
Speaker 3: the metabolic imbalance in the body, one of the results
Speaker 3: of which was the formation of cataracts. So a much
Speaker 3: better way to do this is to stop trying to
Speaker 3: micro manage the metabolism of the body. Understand that the
Speaker 3: body has wisdom, The body knows what the hell it
Speaker 3: needs to do to fix itself. And give the body
Speaker 3: everything that it needs in recipes that it can actually absorb.
Speaker 3: So and this is called holistic medical nutrition. And I've
Speaker 3: got to tell you, man, We've given this holistic medical
Speaker 3: nutrition or these holistic medical nutrition protocols to ten thousand
Speaker 3: people over the last nine years with any every disease
Speaker 3: you can imagine, intestinal polyps, rheumatoid arthritis, type two diabetes, obesity,
Speaker 3: fibrocystic disease of the lungs right, and eighty three percent
Speaker 3: of them got better eighty three percent just from the
Speaker 3: generic ninety essential nutrient medical nutrition intervention. Why because the
Speaker 3: body knows how.
Speaker 4: To fix itself. It wants to fix itself.
Speaker 3: It's trying to fix itself, but it needs things to
Speaker 3: do that man, and the things that it needs to
Speaker 3: do that are not in the freaking food. They're not there.
Speaker 3: So when you give these things to your body, and
Speaker 3: you don't have to take them every day, but at
Speaker 3: least every other day, then your body's going to start.
Speaker 3: I mean, the switches are going to start turning on
Speaker 3: that have been turned off for a long time, and
Speaker 3: a lot of things in your body mind will brighten up.
Speaker 3: And so you should get on board with the medical
Speaker 3: nutrition stuff here in addition to the pulsatilla. And then
Speaker 3: you know, I think you're gonna I'm going to not
Speaker 3: recognize yourself as far as your health and stamina and
Speaker 3: energy goes. I think it's going to be a whole
Speaker 3: new world for you.
Speaker 4: Interesting. Okay, Can I ask you two questions?
Speaker 3: Certainly?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So the when I got to prescriptions after they
Speaker 4: let me go from the hospital last April, and they
Speaker 4: never gave me a diagnosis, but on the prescription form
Speaker 4: it says COPD.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. That's a bullshit
Speaker 3: blanket diagnosis. You know, anybody that comes into any medical
Speaker 3: office anywhere who has trouble breathing from time to time, right,
Speaker 3: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, that's what they call it. And
Speaker 3: you know, this is an interesting thing to think about,
Speaker 3: talk about. And this is a little deeper of a
Speaker 3: dive into the wonderful world of medicine.
Speaker 4: Right, you're preaching to the choir or doctor Gluten.
Speaker 3: But there's no such thing as a diagnosis. It doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. What
Speaker 3: is that. See, A diagnosis is simply a name that
Speaker 3: doctors created, which they tack onto a group of symptoms
Speaker 3: that a bunch of people experience. And so, oh you
Speaker 3: have you have asthma. Oh you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Speaker 3: Oh you have bilateral pneumonia. Oh you have migraine headaches,
Speaker 3: Oh you have fibromyology, whatever the hell? Yeah, and then
Speaker 3: the treatment is designed for the diagnosis yeh, which is
Speaker 3: not real. Right. Medical doctors treat diagnoses which are not real,
Speaker 3: which is why they fail. Holistic doctors treat people. So,
Speaker 3: for example, I could have identical triplets, the same genes,
Speaker 3: exactly the same genes. They live in the same house,
Speaker 3: they eat the same food. They all have strep throat.
Speaker 3: They gave it each to the other. It's the same bug,
Speaker 3: and they would each need three different remedies to recover
Speaker 3: their health even though they all have the same diagnosis. Right, yeah,
Speaker 3: because it's impossible to treat a diagnosis. You can't do it.
Speaker 3: But that's what the medical doctors do all the freaking time,
Speaker 3: and that's why they fail. And this is the hardest
Speaker 3: thing for me to communicate to people. You know, people
Speaker 3: understand about the corruption in the pharmaceutical industry, and people
Speaker 3: understand about, you know, the monopolies are not good, and
Speaker 3: people understand that the drugs only press the symptoms and
Speaker 3: they don't offer a cure. But it's a real stretch
Speaker 3: for people to understand that the diagnosis is not real. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it is not a real thing. It's a made up
Speaker 3: and tangible thing.
Speaker 4: I believe that.
Speaker 3: And this is why we have a chronic disease epidemic,
Speaker 3: because the people that are in charge of the development
Speaker 3: and the delivery of medicine have their heads up their ass.
Speaker 1: Right yea, Oh sorry, I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: The law of similars is something that comes into play
Speaker 2: here with the homeopathic when you're talking about them needing three.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot of different ways to help the
Speaker 3: body to heal itself. Right, Fasting will do it sometimes,
Speaker 3: medical nutrition will do it frequently, hydrotherapy will do it,
Speaker 3: acupuncture will do it. The laying on of hands will
Speaker 3: do it. Botanical medicine will do it. There's a lot
Speaker 3: of different ways to help the body to fix itself.
Speaker 3: When we are using a medicinal agent, there's only one
Speaker 3: curative law of nature for medicines. There's only one. It's
Speaker 3: called the law of Similars. And the only way that
Speaker 3: a medicinal agent is going to be able to cure
Speaker 3: somebody is by stimulating the law of Similars. And the
Speaker 3: only way that that happens is through the application of
Speaker 3: a system of medicine called homeopathy. And that's what the
Speaker 3: pulsatilla is. The pulsatilla is a homeopathic medicine. It is
Speaker 3: intended to activate the law of Similars and bring your
Speaker 3: system back into a state of health. It's a remarkable thing.
Speaker 3: And when we combine the correctly prescribed homeopathic medicine with
Speaker 3: good old fashioned fundamental medical nutrition, I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: the sky's the limit, man. Yeah, right, makes sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that makes sense. Was going to say about that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm familiar with this because I did study herbiology when
Speaker 4: I was younger. I don't remember anything now, but when
Speaker 4: I was in my teens and twenties, always very interested
Speaker 4: in all that.
Speaker 3: Botanical medicines, right, are nutritive. So when we use botanical medicines,
Speaker 3: we talk about supporting different organ systems. Okay, So we
Speaker 3: use certain botanicals to help support the metabolism of the heart,
Speaker 3: to help support the metabolism of the liver, to help
Speaker 3: support the hypothalmis, to help support the adrenal glands, to this,
Speaker 3: that and the other thing and that. In this regard,
Speaker 3: the botanicals are similar to the nutrients, right, because they're nutritive.
Speaker 3: Sometimes that's all that's necessary. Right, You give the body,
Speaker 3: the body a little nutritional kick in the ass and
Speaker 3: fixes itself. Right. Sometimes that will not be sufficient to
Speaker 3: the cause. And when it is not sufficient to the cause,
Speaker 3: that's when homeopathy is indicated or you know, something else,
Speaker 3: like hands on healing. I've seen remarkable things with hands
Speaker 3: on healing.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, me too. Like I said, I'm a
Speaker 4: kung fu master, and yeah, well you know what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. We work with chi and that's something else
Speaker 4: I do once in a while. I should do more often,
Speaker 4: but I do the deep breathing exercise. I imagine a blue
Speaker 4: light in my belly in the harem. The horror the
Speaker 4: ten ten and then I imagine that blue light spreading
Speaker 4: throughout my body and healing whatever's in there. So I'm
Speaker 4: using visualization and deep breathing. So that's another technique. And
Speaker 4: I've done that for a friend of mine who was
Speaker 4: suffering from loopis. Yeah, and he had a serious attack
Speaker 4: of loopus and we were on our way to China
Speaker 4: at the time, and I went, Jesus, can't come to
Speaker 4: China now because he's so sick. So I transferred that
Speaker 4: she to him and two days later he was fine.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, it's anecdotal, is there any proof
Speaker 4: to it or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, I know.
Speaker 4: You do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it works. I mean it's there are a lot
Speaker 3: of different ways to help the body to heal itself.
Speaker 3: It's like you know, different paths up the mountain. Yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of different ways to do it when
Speaker 3: we're using medicines to do it. Homeopathy is the only
Speaker 3: curative medicine discipline on the planet. Yeah, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of ways to do it though, like you know what,
Speaker 3: like we've spoken about, and my clinical expertise is medical
Speaker 3: nutrition and homeopathy and you know, detox and fasting and hydrotherapy.
Speaker 3: It's like standard nature pathic stuff. Yeah, but of all
Speaker 3: of these things, the medical nutrition is the most effective,
Speaker 3: generically speaking. And if everybody in the world, by some
Speaker 3: genie in the bottle magic started taking the ninety essential
Speaker 3: nutrients tomorrow, the chronic disease epidemic would end in about
Speaker 3: nine months.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I believe you. I believe you because the other
Speaker 4: thing is, I was very close friends to a doctor
Speaker 4: in California. He's an emergency room doctor. He wrote five books.
Speaker 4: I edited his books for him, because it's another thing
Speaker 4: I do. I help other authors rewrite your books, proof
Speaker 4: read them, and edit them. And you know, wheezed him
Speaker 4: on is alliopathic and medicine out for an emergency room doctor,
Speaker 4: it's different. Okay, broken leg, all right, I'm going to
Speaker 4: trust an allopathic doctor to reset the broken leg. But
Speaker 4: so he's not a GP or anything like that. But
Speaker 4: I question many times, I said, so do you guys
Speaker 4: really know anything? And he confessed to says, no, we don't.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm worth you one hundred percent. And you know,
Speaker 3: every time I speak in public about this, I make
Speaker 3: it clear to people that look, right, we need medical
Speaker 3: freedom and allopathic medicine is really great for traumac here,
Speaker 3: military field medicine, surgery, went, it's necessary. I mean, that's
Speaker 3: the wheelhouse of the MB medicine, and that's what you know,
Speaker 3: should be championed. But for everything else, man, they suck.
Speaker 4: They suck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we need both, but we you know, we're
Speaker 3: a long way away from that. I mean, it's a
Speaker 3: felony for me to practice nature pathic medicine in the
Speaker 3: state of Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 3: And and in Health Canada isn't kind of covering nature
Speaker 3: pathoic medical services?
Speaker 4: No, of course not. No. Oh, that's a whole nother show.
Speaker 2: Daniel saying homeopathy. He's in California or Canada somewhere too, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the best homeopathic physician in the world, hands down
Speaker 3: his way out in front of He's like the Michael
Speaker 3: Phelps of homeopaths. Wow, is in Montreal?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I got one more question, but it's got
Speaker 4: nothing to do with what we've been talking about so far. My,
Speaker 4: Like I said, we've got a medical team here and
Speaker 4: we've got two women that do herbal chewers. Yeah, they're
Speaker 4: the kind of girls they can walk down down the
Speaker 4: trail in the forest, and they point out half a
Speaker 4: dozen medicinal herbs and tell you how I love those people.
Speaker 4: I call them the medicine women, and I love them
Speaker 4: both dearly. They're like daughters to me. And the one
Speaker 4: girl she told me this story, I'm just going to
Speaker 4: run it by you and ask for your opinion. So
Speaker 4: her father in law was diagnosed.
Speaker 1: With prospect.
Speaker 4: Prostate cancer yep. So, like most people, they go to
Speaker 4: the allopathic doctors and well, nothing worked, you know, chemotherapy, this,
Speaker 4: that and the other. Nothing work, radiation, So then they
Speaker 4: diagnosed them. Well you got a couple of months. That's it,
Speaker 4: you know. So it's usually at that point that they
Speaker 4: start to turn to guess who that's right, homeopathic medicine.
Speaker 4: She had been telling them, well, you got to try
Speaker 4: deserveble things, this and that and the other. Well, I
Speaker 4: trust the doctors. Well the doctors weren't able to help.
Speaker 4: Now he's on death's door. Finally he turns to homeopathic medicine.
Speaker 4: She prescribed for him a tincture made from Swedish bitters yep,
Speaker 4: and apparently within six weeks he was completely clear.
Speaker 3: I mean, we have stories like this all the time.
Speaker 4: Man, I mean stage four prostate cancer six weeks have
Speaker 4: taken a Swedish bidders and he's completely cured.
Speaker 3: Okay, now here's where it gets really bad, man, and
Speaker 3: incredibly disheartening and eye opening and you know, world shattering
Speaker 3: all at the same time. If that patient person, human
Speaker 3: being now cured from prostate cancer, went back to his oncologist,
Speaker 3: what do you think the oncologist would.
Speaker 4: Do put him back on chemotherapy.
Speaker 3: Well, no, so the guy's cured, right, Yeah, so the
Speaker 3: oncologists would say, well, yeah, we misdiagnosed you, or well
Speaker 3: that's just great, keep doing what you're doing and uh,
Speaker 3: don't come back to see me again. Instead of saying, well,
Speaker 3: son of a bitch, you had prostate cancer and stage
Speaker 3: prostaate cans, you had a month to live and now
Speaker 3: you're cured.
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 3: You would think that that would be the next words
Speaker 3: out of their mouths, but it never is. Now this
Speaker 3: happens to us all of the time, and its heartbreaking. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because there was so much cognitive dissonance built into the
Speaker 3: education of the medical doctor that even when they have
Speaker 3: direct evidence in their face which is contrary to what
Speaker 3: they were trained in, they simply can't see it. They
Speaker 3: can't accept it, they can't believe it. And that's why
Speaker 3: everybody is sick and suffering because the guys, damn medical
Speaker 3: doctors are intellectual, freaking cowards, and it's killing us as
Speaker 3: a culture.
Speaker 4: And that's why you started off the show by saying
Speaker 4: that you are completely open minded, and I agree that's
Speaker 4: the way to be. I had a one of my
Speaker 4: Kung fu students was an oncologist. He was in his sixties,
Speaker 4: middle sixties, doctor Goldberg, and I remember asking him one time.
Speaker 4: I said, doctor Goldberg, I said, listen, you know I've
Speaker 4: heard these stories of people with stage four cancer suddenly
Speaker 4: going into complete remission. I said, is that true? And
Speaker 4: he says, yeah, that that happens sometimes. And I said,
Speaker 4: what happened? He says, we don't know, but.
Speaker 3: You would think they would try to research it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: There's a guy in India, he's a medical doctor, he's
Speaker 3: a homeopath. He's in India for goodness sake. He doesn't
Speaker 3: use any anything other than homeopathy, and he treats thousands
Speaker 3: of people. And I'll find his success rates here bone
Speaker 3: cancer two hundred and three viable cases, eighty one percent
Speaker 3: success rate brain cancer four hundred and thirty five viable
Speaker 3: cases eighty three percent success rate, Breast cancer eight hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty four cases, eighty six percent success rate. On
Speaker 3: and on and on and on and on and on
Speaker 3: and on. You would think that the American Cancer Foundation
Speaker 3: would be all over this guy, son of a bitch
Speaker 3: an eighty three percent success rate. We can't even come
Speaker 3: close to that. What are you doing? But that conversation
Speaker 3: has not had no because of the jack booted heel
Speaker 3: of the medical monopoly that we have all been suffering
Speaker 3: underneath for the last one hundred and twelve years. That's
Speaker 3: why people like us, this is why, this is the
Speaker 3: reason that I go on Daniels Show every.
Speaker 2: Week, because because.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows these simple fundamental things. I mean, let's let's
Speaker 3: be honest, man, nobody even you know, very few people
Speaker 3: know how to pronounce nature opathy, let alone know what
Speaker 3: the hell it is, right right, And more's the pity.
Speaker 3: So you know, we need to tell as many people
Speaker 3: as we can, as frequently as we can about these
Speaker 3: realities because, as God is my witness, stuff on, people
Speaker 3: are suffering needlessly. My profession doesn't have the curious to
Speaker 3: everything man, we don't, but we have the cures to
Speaker 3: a lot of things, and people just simply don't know
Speaker 3: what they're missing.
Speaker 4: I believe you, doctor Glinn. And after this show, I
Speaker 4: will share it on my YouTube channel and well my
Speaker 4: social media, and I will send it to my medical team.
Speaker 4: They need to hear this because they don't get credit,
Speaker 4: of course, to what they do.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, we don't. We're the redheaded step children that
Speaker 3: society has, you know, disenfranchised, and yet just like Superman,
Speaker 3: we keep going to work every day, changing clothes and
Speaker 3: dirty old phone booths till our work is through.
Speaker 4: All right, just don't get caught. Okay, we had this
Speaker 4: man naked in he was changing into a red outfit.
Speaker 3: That's right. Well look man, best of luckets. I appreciate
Speaker 3: your trust more than anything. Let me know what happens, okay.
Speaker 4: Okay, doctor Glenna, thank you very much for your advice.
Speaker 4: It's much appreciated. That's why when when Daniel told me
Speaker 4: he was having you on the shore, I said, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: put me on the shore. I'd like to talk to him.
Speaker 3: And I'm glad you did very very good.
Speaker 4: Okay, you have a good day, and same to you, Daniel.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and I have a I have a call
Speaker 2: here that's uh, you gotta tell minutes I do. Yeah, alrighty,
Speaker 2: Hello Hampton, North Carolina. Stage your damn and ask you
Speaker 2: a questions.
Speaker 5: Hey, it's Jordan. I called it a few weeks ago.
Speaker 5: Thanks for taking my call. I'll try to make this quick.
Speaker 5: So my baby has she's almost eleven months old now.
Speaker 5: She had the bumps on the back of her throat,
Speaker 5: her back of her tongue, and she's taken the Argentam
Speaker 5: niger crum that helped with to set up. That was perfect,
Speaker 5: that went away. The bumps were always still kind of
Speaker 5: there but got better, but they were never fully went away.
Speaker 5: And then recently she started putting her hands in her
Speaker 5: mouth a lot again when we were trying to feed her,
Speaker 5: and so I started and it started getting really bad.
Speaker 5: So I started the Argentam nider crum again twice a day.
Speaker 5: I started that back yesterday and it seems to be
Speaker 5: helping a little bit. But I want to see a
Speaker 5: couple questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what are the child? What are the child's symptoms?
Speaker 5: She just has me like the very like tip of
Speaker 5: your my pinky, like just there's symmetrical bumps like on
Speaker 5: the very back of her tongue. You can't see them
Speaker 5: unless she sticks her tongue out like to get a
Speaker 5: spoonful of woods. And then she just shoved her hands
Speaker 5: in her mouth like between every bite, like she's trying
Speaker 5: to like scratch them or something.
Speaker 3: And it's at the back of the tongue, yes.
Speaker 5: The very back, like you can't see him that, you know,
Speaker 5: she's not sticking her tongue out.
Speaker 3: Okay, how old is she?
Speaker 5: Almost? Eleven months?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Jordan had followed up with us I think last week
Speaker 2: of the week before too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And how's her behavior been since she's been sick
Speaker 3: like this?
Speaker 5: I mean I wouldn't even say she's been sick. I
Speaker 5: mean she was when she had to spit up. This
Speaker 5: is like a couple of months ago, and she's been
Speaker 5: I mean, she's a very happy baby. She's always been,
Speaker 5: you know, not a very chilled baby in general. A
Speaker 5: little I don't want to say hoim maintenance because I
Speaker 5: feel like that's kind of mean to say have a baby,
Speaker 5: but kind of him maintenance.
Speaker 3: So what do you mean high maintenance?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 3: Does she have to be carried all the time? And
Speaker 3: if you put her down, she doesn't like it. Or
Speaker 3: you'll give her something and she she she throws it
Speaker 3: away and asks for something else. Then she throws it
Speaker 3: away and asks for something else. What's she like? What
Speaker 3: do you mean high maintenance?
Speaker 5: She's just very loud. I guess she's she does She's
Speaker 5: really not maybe. I mean, this is my first baby.
Speaker 5: I don't know what's normal. You know, they you know,
Speaker 5: because I don't have any comparisons, but you know, she
Speaker 5: just can be a lot, and I mean she'll entertain
Speaker 5: herself sometimes, but you know, there's just days where she
Speaker 5: just not having it and she's not afraid to let
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 3: And yeah, yeah, does she perspire at night when she's sleeping.
Speaker 5: She does not. She has been she'll sleep through the
Speaker 5: night every once in a while, but she's been waking
Speaker 5: up probably around sometime between eleven thirty and like one
Speaker 5: one of one thirty most of the time. And then
Speaker 5: if I pick her up and then I'll lay on
Speaker 5: the couch with her, so she'll sleep the rest of
Speaker 5: the night.
Speaker 3: And so she wakes up in the middle of the
Speaker 3: night and wants to be held.
Speaker 5: Well, she just doesn't. She starts crying and then I
Speaker 5: go get her and then I bring her on the
Speaker 5: in the living room on the couch and then she
Speaker 5: gets fall right to sleep.
Speaker 3: And then put her put her back in the crib.
Speaker 5: No, we both sleep on the couch.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you're sleeping together on the couch for the
Speaker 3: rest of the night. Yeah, okay, very good. Why are
Speaker 3: you sleeping on the couch?
Speaker 5: Well, I start in bed and she starts in the crib.
Speaker 5: And then when she wakes up, I go grab her
Speaker 5: and as opposed to trying to if I just lay
Speaker 5: down with her, she falls right back to sleep.
Speaker 3: Okay. And well, how would you characterize her thirst during
Speaker 3: the day. Is she a thirsty baby or not so much.
Speaker 5: No, we haven't started doing water or anything like that.
Speaker 5: We're still doing formula and trying to introduce solid foods.
Speaker 5: But my biggest thing is I feel like she can
Speaker 5: feel the bumps when I'm trying to do you know,
Speaker 5: like solid foods that you know, she should be like
Speaker 5: chewing more or whatnot. And I feel like it it
Speaker 5: looks like her on her face that she can just
Speaker 5: feel it and it's bothering her. That makes me feel
Speaker 5: like she's choking or you know, having a hard time.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Okay, But why do you think the argentum helps.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I know that it helped, but I
Speaker 5: wasn't really sure what else to try because I know
Speaker 5: it helped with the spit up, and originally I was
Speaker 5: thinking that the bumps would go away if she stopped
Speaker 5: spitting up so much, and it did because she never
Speaker 5: split up hardly at all. It was just I don't
Speaker 5: know if it was I don't know, some kind of bug.
Speaker 5: I'm not big on viruses, but.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, okay, is she drooling a lot?
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's definitely teething.
Speaker 3: She's definitely seeing Yeah, and you know that because she's
Speaker 3: a little whiny and she's drooling a lot.
Speaker 5: Yes, and I can see her teeth coming.
Speaker 3: In all right, very good. Does her tongue look funny
Speaker 3: other than the raised bumps on the back of it.
Speaker 5: No, her tongue was perfect.
Speaker 3: So if their tongue is not coated, the tongue doesn't
Speaker 3: have cracks or big crevices in it. M okay, very good?
Speaker 3: And is her how's her breath?
Speaker 5: It's just normal like baby breath, as I know.
Speaker 3: Okay, right, so there's two things that we can try.
Speaker 3: You have something to write with. Yes, all right, these
Speaker 3: are both homeopathic medicines. The first one's cam Emila C
Speaker 3: H C like Charlie H like Harry, A like Apple,
Speaker 3: M like Mary, O like Oscar, M like Mary, I
Speaker 3: like India l l A Camo Mila, get it, get
Speaker 3: it in the thirty C potency. Give her one pellet
Speaker 3: orally twice a day for two days.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: The next one would be our Gentam nitricum, similar to
Speaker 3: what you're giving her now, but it's a homeopathic. You
Speaker 3: spell that a r G like Georgia, E like Echo,
Speaker 3: N like Nancy, T like Thomas you I think, hold
Speaker 3: on mm hmm, yeah, you like utah M like Mary.
Speaker 3: That's a r G E N t U m our
Speaker 3: gentom nitricum N.
Speaker 5: I T that I am giving her.
Speaker 3: Our genta, the homeopathic our gentlem nitricum.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think you asked her to get that on the
Speaker 1: first the board.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, giving her that and that works amazing.
Speaker 3: Well, why don't you just keep giving her to her?
Speaker 3: Or have you been.
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 5: We did the whole thing like it was like a
Speaker 5: month ago when she was spitting up and whatnot, and
Speaker 5: that works great. And then two weeks ago because I
Speaker 5: missed last week. He would said, try see argenta nitricum
Speaker 5: once a day for five days, see if that works.
Speaker 5: And that wasn't good enough. So I gave her a
Speaker 5: break though from it. And like I said, I missed
Speaker 5: calling in last week.
Speaker 3: All right, so give her.
Speaker 5: I started back twice a day.
Speaker 3: All right, very good, So give her the Camomila. That
Speaker 3: should seal the deal here.
Speaker 5: Okay, to do the camera mila one twice a day
Speaker 5: for just two days.
Speaker 3: No, you know you should see a noticeable improvement within
Speaker 3: forty eight hours. If you do see a noticeable improvement,
Speaker 3: you just keep giving her to her and she'll until
Speaker 3: she's better. If you give her this for two days, I.
Speaker 5: Can't give her too much of either.
Speaker 3: Well, no, you can, and it wouldn't hurt her, but
Speaker 3: it would cause an undue aggravation. So when we treat,
Speaker 3: when we're treating a child with a homeopathic if if
Speaker 3: I don't see a positive response in two days, then
Speaker 3: it's the wrong remedy and you should stop giving it.
Speaker 3: But if you do see a positive response, just keep
Speaker 3: giving it to her until she's one hundred percent better.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I didn't mean to keep jumping in so it's
Speaker 5: a our gentum nightercom seems to be working with doing
Speaker 5: two of the thirty C a day. Should I, but
Speaker 5: it doesn't totally go away? Should I keep doing the
Speaker 5: two a day or up it to three a day?
Speaker 3: All right? If the ur gentum, if the Argentum nitricum
Speaker 3: is working, then you should get it in the next
Speaker 3: highest potency, which would be two hundred C.
Speaker 2: Okay, that was just for the split up, right, It
Speaker 2: didn't do anything for the for the bumps, did it.
Speaker 5: Well, it's I mean it kind of helped everything, and
Speaker 5: then the bumps just came like they never really went away.
Speaker 5: They just flattened out, and I thought, you know, it
Speaker 5: was fine, you know, they'll keep resolving themselves. And now
Speaker 5: it's back in full force. And I'm trying to like
Speaker 5: look at her diet and stuff too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's if there. It's probably something you're breastfeeding her, right, No,
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 5: My best for doing the formula.
Speaker 4: You got.
Speaker 3: You got to switch formulas because that's what's causing the problem.
Speaker 5: Because she's on a ipoallergenic right now. She's been on
Speaker 5: that since the split up thing, which.
Speaker 3: You know, well, but it's not working because the bumps
Speaker 3: are coming back, right, so it's not working. So you
Speaker 3: need to switch to something.
Speaker 1: Else without the DJ and all that trap in it.
Speaker 3: Right, I've got a recipe on my website.
Speaker 2: Somehow the website is actually tickering on the bottom two
Speaker 2: with the keep on code for anybody who's watching otherwise.
Speaker 2: It's in the description of the video too, for leave
Speaker 2: Big Farm Behind. You'll see the link and then you
Speaker 2: can click that and all BUSS is just the code
Speaker 2: for the fifty.
Speaker 5: So if I were you the higher the two hundred.
Speaker 3: C yeah, you can try that, no problem.
Speaker 4: For five days or no, just two, just too.
Speaker 3: If it's not helping in two days, it's not going
Speaker 3: to help.
Speaker 5: Okay, gotcha. Sorry, I'm trying to stick with.
Speaker 1: You get them.
Speaker 2: It's a chemmella that you should that go first.
Speaker 3: Though, I mean, whichever one you can get first, you
Speaker 3: should give her because it can't hurt her and it
Speaker 3: might help.
Speaker 5: Okay, perfect, Okay. And then my last question, do you
Speaker 5: think the only thing I could find in her the
Speaker 5: food puads? It would be different. Do you think that
Speaker 5: a scorbic acid or citric acid could be called them
Speaker 5: the bumps to get worse?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Or so I think they're preservatives.
Speaker 3: But no, scorbic acid is vitamin C.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I just wanted to check because it was
Speaker 5: an ingredient that they were adding for whatever reason in
Speaker 5: the baby food.
Speaker 3: And you know, when it comes to babies and the
Speaker 3: mouth or the gut, if there's a problem, nine times
Speaker 3: out of ten, it's what they're eating is the problem
Speaker 3: and it needs to be changed.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So whatever you've been given her, I would switch it
Speaker 3: out to another brand. And that is probably going to
Speaker 3: say if that makes sense. Yes, okay, all right, very good,
Speaker 3: all right, good luck. I know it's hard. It's hard
Speaker 3: with babies. Let me know what happens next week and
Speaker 3: best of luck.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right, you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jordan, thank you.
Speaker 5: Thanks bye.
Speaker 1: Already.
Speaker 2: So since we have two around the room, so doctor Gooden,
Speaker 2: doctor and Stefan get my final messages for the for
Speaker 2: the peeps out there. I appreciate both of you coming
Speaker 2: on and having this discussion. I think a lot a
Speaker 2: lot to be gleaned from, you know, just listening and
Speaker 2: seeing the process.
Speaker 3: What is that.
Speaker 4: That's my microphone? Understand it sounds like a haunted house
Speaker 4: opening a door. Well, thank you, doctor Gluden for your time.
Speaker 4: I feel you see, because I researched the cop D
Speaker 4: and also I got was, oh, oxygen tanks and inhalers
Speaker 4: and this and that, and it's incurable and I'm going no,
Speaker 4: it's not incurable for crazy. I'm a living human being.
Speaker 4: I can cure things. You know.
Speaker 3: They're full of ship.
Speaker 4: Of course, you're full of ship, and I'm so tired
Speaker 4: of it. That's why it was a real pleasure to
Speaker 4: speak to you, mister Gluten. And uh, doctor and I
Speaker 4: really have a lot of hope for the prescription or
Speaker 4: the recommendations you offered. So thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You're welcome, very much. Please let me know what happens.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know, live long and prosper man you too, buddy.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, guys and.
Speaker 3: Daniel, it's always a pleasure hanging out with you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. I appreciate your time.
Speaker 3: I need I need some advice from you, though, Dan,
Speaker 3: my biceps keep ripping my shirts. What should I do?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I guess fast for too long?
Speaker 3: Oh, I do have one question for you. I can't
Speaker 3: remember this for the life of me. You know those
Speaker 3: books that Tom Cowen wrote, or the book that Tom
Speaker 3: Cowen wrote about, you know, the myth of contagion right vaguely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can get the same information from doctor Stefan
Speaker 2: Maka because that's historically that's the guy.
Speaker 3: So it's Stefan Lanka that he pulled his information from, right.
Speaker 1: For the most part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, that's what That's what I couldn't remember. All right.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, thanks so much. We'll be in touch,
Speaker 3: thank you, sir idios.
Speaker 2: And we will be going over where doctor glod Insight
Speaker 2: could be found. And Stefan vers stopping same name for
Speaker 2: his YouTube channel and it's Warrior Way on Bitch Shoot
Speaker 2: every Sunday.
Speaker 1: We try to get together.
Speaker 2: He's on every Sunday for his list dream but I
Speaker 2: try to get in as many times as I can,
Speaker 2: so you can check that out on his channels. Stefan
Speaker 2: any last statements.
Speaker 4: No, that's about it.
Speaker 2: I thought someone was making it making a fart noise
Speaker 2: when I first heard it.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. One there we go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, that's me fucking around. No, Daniel, thanks for
Speaker 4: let me know about doctor Glidden. I really like him.
Speaker 4: I really like him. I think he's great and we
Speaker 4: need to get the word out to people. You know,
Speaker 4: there's I don't know what hundreds of thousands millions of
Speaker 4: people dying from alliopathic medicine every year that could be cured,
Speaker 4: and they always tell oh, there's no cure, you just
Speaker 4: have to take these pills.
Speaker 2: Forever, right, because drugs don't care anything, and that's not
Speaker 2: how the body works. And you can only buy law
Speaker 2: treated quote unquote disease that they made up, like the
Speaker 2: diagnosis with the drug because of their laws. So it's
Speaker 2: never going to fix itself. It's only going to make
Speaker 2: people sicker and die.
Speaker 4: So you helping to promote doctor Glidden's work is really
Speaker 4: brilliant and I commend you for it. Thanks Daniel, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Steff on what I said, I said, thank you Stefan.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I look forward to Sunday, Bud.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I always love you to come on Sundays. You know,
Speaker 4: But for those listening, YouTube always takes down my live
Speaker 4: stream within minutes because we talk about things you're not
Speaker 4: allowed to talk about.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh, you know what, hold on just while you're
Speaker 2: still in here, Just hold on just a second, cause
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure you have access to the what do
Speaker 2: you call it to the comments and the private Is
Speaker 2: there a private chat? Yeah, there's private shat right there,
Speaker 2: So let me hit paste on here if you want
Speaker 2: that link right away. This is the rumble link. If
Speaker 2: you need a different one. The FTJ didn't didn't initiate today,
Speaker 2: so I wasn't able to be on FTJ at the
Speaker 2: same time. Usually it's easier to download from that site.
Speaker 2: But if you're able to download from rumble, then that's cool, too.
Speaker 1: Appreciated.
Speaker 4: I didn't I didn't see the button stream to your audience.
Speaker 4: I should have restreamed this. I'm no good at these things.
Speaker 4: But anyways, next time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that link is in the private chat, so
Speaker 2: if you want to click otherwise, I'll just send it
Speaker 2: to you in an email after the show.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Thanks Daniel, You have a good day and hopefully
Speaker 4: we'll talk to you again soon.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, talk to you soon, all right. So
Speaker 2: we're got just gonna show the website real quick for
Speaker 2: doctor Glidden and then we'll send you guys on your way.
Speaker 2: So this is I need to get away coat and
Speaker 2: it changed my first name. Then maybe people will listen
Speaker 2: to me and listen to doctor Glyn. Yeah, right, you
Speaker 2: gotta have the costume. Otherwise you know you're not the sorcerer.
Speaker 2: Let's see, let's see, I.
Speaker 1: Gotta do it the other way. Yeah, I can do
Speaker 1: all right? Cool, all right, So since we're not on
Speaker 1: FTJ for some reason, let's go to Rumble.
Speaker 2: And as you can see as I'm scrolling down here,
Speaker 2: the very top thing is do it for your health
Speaker 2: joined doctor Glidden membership site.
Speaker 1: You click that.
Speaker 2: Right and ball busters no spaces is the code for.
Speaker 1: I am I not on?
Speaker 2: That was weird? Let's fix that is the code for
Speaker 2: fifty percent off the membership, and you could do monthly.
Speaker 2: And you can also once you see you know the
Speaker 2: site and understand how much information this year and how
Speaker 2: valuable it is, you can always change it to an
Speaker 2: annual if you'd like, and it'll save you I think like.
Speaker 1: Another one hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: So it goes from like thirty bucks a month with
Speaker 2: the discount to twenty bucks a month, or you could
Speaker 2: look at it as saying you're gain four months free
Speaker 2: or whatever. All these up here are also in here
Speaker 2: when you hit the member content thing. Health recovery protocols,
Speaker 2: medical insight used to be called medical myth busting so
Speaker 2: this is where you'll find the twelve bad foods, which
Speaker 2: is another thing we should have covered today, the twelve
Speaker 2: bad foods that.
Speaker 1: You want to avoid.
Speaker 2: And you know, as much as I hate the idea
Speaker 2: that a plant protein is bad for you because it's nature,
Speaker 2: it's not so much even that it's the glyphosate that
Speaker 2: it's covering for Sometimes well you know that's the gluten.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the glyphossate that's in it too, But also.
Speaker 2: Gluten could be like doctor Glennon is saying, destroying the
Speaker 2: because it's such a it's a big chain molecule that's
Speaker 2: not being broken down. The protein can cause you're really
Speaker 2: bad damage to the part of your intestine that absorbs
Speaker 2: all your nutrients. So it could kill those things and
Speaker 2: then you don't have the ability to absorb nutrients anymore.
Speaker 2: So okay, fine, fine, you gluten free people out there,
Speaker 2: as annoying as you might be, you are right. You
Speaker 2: feel better now, okay. But what wasn't right is not
Speaker 2: doing what the hell gluten was and asking me stupid
Speaker 2: questions for ten years about is this gluten free? I'm like,
Speaker 2: it wouldn't have gluten in it if there's not these
Speaker 2: things in it. So no, it doesn't. You know, that
Speaker 2: wasn't on the show. That was through my business. It's
Speaker 2: a gluten fre anything that thing went gluten it anyway,
Speaker 2: the central minerals when right here the salt is very
Speaker 2: very good healthy blood sugar, thyroid health. I think everybody
Speaker 2: should be looking at this one real quick too, and
Speaker 2: the selenium in conjunction with it, because I was just
Speaker 2: talking to Niche for four hours yesterday and I have
Speaker 2: had horrible energy, really bad tanking energy for the last step.
Speaker 2: I feel free to jump in here if you want to.
Speaker 2: I've had horrible energy the last oh god, a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. And that's when I just started doing the market.
Speaker 2: So I was outside more and it was windy, so
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, okay, there's pesticides being sprayed.
Speaker 1: There's spraying above me.
Speaker 2: Because there's all kinds of farm land out here, even
Speaker 2: though it's a desert that irrigate and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So maybe I was getting sick from that. I don't
Speaker 2: know what it was. And I've had like even muscle
Speaker 2: fatigue that I don't normally have, Like my muscles weren't
Speaker 2: just getting sore, they were they didn't have the fuel
Speaker 2: that they needed to do the elliptical like I do
Speaker 2: every single day, so I should be conditioned by now
Speaker 2: to do my four miles a dayan on the elliptical.
Speaker 2: And I was having a really hard time getting through
Speaker 2: it the last few days. And now I would crash.
Speaker 2: I'd pass out throughout the day when I could when
Speaker 2: I wasn't at the market. But if I was sitting
Speaker 2: in a chair at the market, I had a stand
Speaker 2: because I'd start to fall asleep in the chair. So
Speaker 2: there's something going on. And Niche has felt it too,
Speaker 2: and Cheezow in Washington, so it's not like a local thing.
Speaker 2: I didn't see the fog, but i'd have smelled something
Speaker 2: similar to what people were describing a few times. But
Speaker 2: that was a while ago. So whatever the hell's happening,
Speaker 2: it could be stripping copper from us. Whatever it is,
Speaker 2: And you know what those radiation towers that they call
Speaker 2: five G that will suck the freaking in nutrients and
Speaker 2: minerals out of your body, so will shitty food and
Speaker 2: every other thing that they're doing to us. So last
Speaker 2: night I realized I still had some osteo effects that
Speaker 2: beyond asteo effects. With the calcium, magnesium, glucosamine invite them. Well,
Speaker 2: they shouldn't have to put that one in there.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 2: That's part of the nine essentials. And I found that
Speaker 2: I still had a tiny bit that I was saving
Speaker 2: from my daughter of the plant ride minerals, so I
Speaker 2: only took a little tiny bit of it, and that
Speaker 2: is the sixty minerals that your body can't make. Right
Speaker 2: within twenty minutes, I literally felt better and I was
Speaker 2: able to sleep, and I wasn't feeling like I was
Speaker 2: dying when I woke.
Speaker 1: Up like I have been in the last few days.
Speaker 2: So I just took a little bit more today, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to get myself another bottle of the
Speaker 2: plant to ride minerals because I'm running very low, and
Speaker 2: I bought cheaper products of it's before. Like I bought
Speaker 2: the piping rock one before. It doesn't have the same flavor,
Speaker 2: it doesn't have the same like sting to it, so
Speaker 2: I know it's watered down to like ridiculous amounts of
Speaker 2: inept amounts of the actual coloidal minerals. So I know
Speaker 2: the plant to ride minerals is better, even though it's
Speaker 2: I'll triple.
Speaker 4: The cost, so I'm not the only person.
Speaker 2: It's been feeling like that, No, no you're not, and
Speaker 2: that it wasn't it was. It's probably really bad for me.
Speaker 2: Within the last week it was slowly being like that,
Speaker 2: but I could. I could tell because I do things
Speaker 2: like like you're saying with the bike riding, or you're
Speaker 2: walking up the stairs me doing the elliptical, I depending
Speaker 2: on what time of the day, like it's at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, of course, I should be expecting
Speaker 2: that I've already tired myself out a little bit throughout
Speaker 2: the day. But it doesn't matter anymore. Like I my
Speaker 2: muscles are the one. It's not just me getting tired,
Speaker 2: like bodily tired. No, it's like the actual muscles and
Speaker 2: the body tiredness, you know. And like I notice also
Speaker 2: that a lot of it has to do with it
Speaker 2: whether or not I'm interested enough in the book that
Speaker 2: I'm reading on the on the ebook on my phone,
Speaker 2: because if I watch a video or I listen to music,
Speaker 2: I still feel that fatigued, really bad. If the book
Speaker 2: is really engaging and I'm really interested in it, I
Speaker 2: could go through it and not even realize that forty
Speaker 2: five an hour, an hour and a half has passed.
Speaker 2: It's usually about an hour and ten minutes orn hour
Speaker 2: and fifteen minutes that it takes me to do the
Speaker 2: four miles. So yeah, so that's that's a factor, But
Speaker 2: that's not what's going going on, because I just have
Speaker 2: not been able to like do it without stopping multiple
Speaker 2: times to take a breath and you know, stretch my
Speaker 2: legs out because they were starting a cramp, and then
Speaker 2: get back on it and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, there's something going on, Daniel. I live in
Speaker 4: a three story apartment. It's a low rise, right, and
Speaker 4: no elevators or anything like that. And I have a
Speaker 4: middle aged woman that lives above me and a middle
Speaker 4: aged woman that lives below me, and our bathroom vent system.
Speaker 4: It seems to be connected, right, So I'm up at
Speaker 4: five o'clock in the morning. Anyways, I go in the
Speaker 4: bathroom to take a leak, and both of them are
Speaker 4: coughing up along every morning. Really, oh yeah, they're just
Speaker 4: and you know, I've spoken to him. I said, well,
Speaker 4: you know, I hear you in the morning, cop I
Speaker 4: mean really bad. I mean even I don't cough like that,
Speaker 4: not even with the with the condition that I've got
Speaker 4: there just coughing up along.
Speaker 1: Not only that, my daughter's been doing that lately.
Speaker 2: She's been coughing a lot, and I've been trying to
Speaker 2: get her to take care of satanant and she won't.
Speaker 1: That's an anti histamine.
Speaker 2: That's a natural like from the hinds of like oranges
Speaker 2: or whatever, and that's citrus fruit.
Speaker 4: But yeah, they're both picking up along. Both of these
Speaker 4: women are. Plus there's an ambulance that pulls up in
Speaker 4: front of the building here every two days and take
Speaker 4: somebody out every two days. Oh yeah, mostly they're dead.
Speaker 4: I don't know why they're dead, but they're dead. And
Speaker 4: my delivery guy Mark, he's a really nice guy delivery.
Speaker 2: You know, do they have a smart meter on that building?
Speaker 4: They're smart installed smart meters in every apartment two years ago.
Speaker 1: And everybody's tying to feel ill.
Speaker 4: Geez, everybody's coughing up. They all got respiratory something or another.
Speaker 4: And my my buddy Mark, we talk about this, I said.
Speaker 4: He said, oh yeah, because he drives around throughout the countryside,
Speaker 4: right because we're out in the country here, so you know,
Speaker 4: he delivers the remote farmhouses and things like that. He says,
Speaker 4: they are all dropping dead out there. He says about
Speaker 4: five people that he knows have dropped head. I said, well,
Speaker 4: did they get to vaccine? And he says, I don't know,
Speaker 4: but probably who knows.
Speaker 2: But could you imagine if there's a correlation between towers. Well, first,
Speaker 2: remote access to anything. So let's say the smart mater
Speaker 2: is like a lithium battery in one of these vehicles
Speaker 2: that they can just send or or a pager that
Speaker 2: they can just blow up whenever they want to, because
Speaker 2: they send it the single to it to make it
Speaker 2: overheat and explode it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Imagine if they can up the up the radiation whenever
Speaker 2: they see fit at intermittently or whatever in homes to
Speaker 2: clear out people, and it's like a silent killer. Yeah,
Speaker 2: or or they're using the tower to interact with it,
Speaker 2: or it's the tower itself, or it's whatever they got
Speaker 2: shot up with interacting but whatever those signals are.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, So I'm in a small town in the
Speaker 4: rural countryside and people are dropping like flies, and those
Speaker 4: that aren't dropping like flies, you know, you're coughing up
Speaker 4: along every morning. Unbelievable. So there's something else going on.
Speaker 1: Dan, Have you guys had that fog.
Speaker 4: We had some pretty bad fog, but this was before
Speaker 4: all the stories about the fog came out, so I
Speaker 4: don't know if it was the same fog or not.
Speaker 2: Right, And that's the same thing with here, Like we
Speaker 2: had the strange smell in this town for a while.
Speaker 2: And you know, over on the other side of the
Speaker 2: Boyder in Mexico, like they when you're driving past the
Speaker 2: sand dunes, you'll see this fire every once in a while.
Speaker 2: So I just assumed they were burning something on their side,
Speaker 2: Like I don't know if the burning garbage or whatever,
Speaker 2: but there's always some kind of like fire going on
Speaker 2: that they're you know, control burning in the in the
Speaker 2: small area. So I figured I was smelling something like
Speaker 2: that because of the wind. But they spray all around
Speaker 2: here too, and when the winds pick up, you know,
Speaker 2: they're that dust in the sand. You can see it
Speaker 2: all coating everything. So whatever whatever's coming off the fields
Speaker 2: is probably littered with all kinds of poisons too.
Speaker 4: Well, there's another weird thing. Now, we are allegedly on
Speaker 4: well water in this town and we don't have not
Speaker 4: not from Algahyde. What do you call it?
Speaker 1: Chlorine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we got chlorine but we don't have the other one,
Speaker 4: not from algehyde. Floride, No, the one that they're put
Speaker 4: in everybody's water to make them stupid. What's that called florid?
Speaker 1: Right, floride like the toothpaste.
Speaker 4: Oh, floride, Yes, floride. We don't have fluoride in our water.
Speaker 4: And then you know, a couple of months ago, I
Speaker 4: got a strange phone call and they said, oh, we're
Speaker 4: doing a survey and can you tell us if you
Speaker 4: smell anything bad with your water?
Speaker 1: Whoa?
Speaker 4: And I'm thinking, why why are you phoning me to
Speaker 4: ask me if there's something wrong with my water?
Speaker 2: Now, getting just the right amount of there so it's
Speaker 2: not detectable to people, right, they're.
Speaker 4: Fine tuning their poison right now. The other day I
Speaker 4: put some dishes in the sink and I wanted them
Speaker 4: to soak it. And I pulled them out yesterday and
Speaker 4: they're coated with something. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 4: It's slimy. It's slimy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that shit happens with our tap water too.
Speaker 4: As what.
Speaker 2: We don't drink the tap We don't even boil water
Speaker 2: for noodles with it. We get it from a cleaner source.
Speaker 2: That does like a twelve filter process and reverse osmosis
Speaker 2: and all this other stuff.
Speaker 4: And it had a really bad smell too, So I'm thinking,
Speaker 4: what the hell is this stuff on my on my dishes.
Speaker 4: So I'm trying to clean it off, and I'm using
Speaker 4: soap open and a brillo pad and all that kinds
Speaker 4: of this stuff won't come off. Finally, I soaked everything
Speaker 4: in bleach. Still won't come off. So all those containers,
Speaker 4: I threw them in the garbage. I can't clean them. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So anyways, Yeah, weird to get a phone call about
Speaker 4: your water. So what are they doing? Well, my guess
Speaker 4: is they're poisoning us. What else is new?
Speaker 2: All right, especially in the same place that is more
Speaker 2: than happy to send the maids out to you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so there's something going on, folks. I got
Speaker 4: a water filter on my tap and when I use that,
Speaker 4: but when I wash the dishes, I don't use the
Speaker 4: water filter, and then there's this slime build up all
Speaker 4: my dishes. I can't get rid of it. Even with
Speaker 4: bleach and a scrubber and soap and boiling water, I
Speaker 4: can't get rid of it. Won't come off the dishes
Speaker 4: all right. So someday.
Speaker 2: We talked about your just your stiller, right, if you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to, if you have to do the tap
Speaker 2: water and you can't, you know, get five gallon jugs
Speaker 2: or some something, yeah, somewhere of a cleaner water, then
Speaker 2: I would I would totally maybe start making your own
Speaker 2: distilled water from the tap water.
Speaker 4: I guess the best you can do, Yeah.
Speaker 2: At least for drinking. And you know, I mean you're
Speaker 2: probably going to have to still showering it and all
Speaker 2: that and wash clothes in it, but at least you're
Speaker 2: not drinking it too, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's some kind of slime into water. I don't
Speaker 4: know what it is, yeah.
Speaker 2: M Karen says, But but they would never they love
Speaker 2: us to death.
Speaker 4: Karen's being sarcastic. Yeah, yeah, just trying to kill us,
Speaker 4: that's all just to it. And and people are and
Speaker 4: then the other thing there is the chemtrails. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: They've been pretty vicious right here lately too. Yeah, Like
Speaker 2: one day turns into the freaking clouds and you see
Speaker 2: you see, oh look they're spreading and it's a nice
Speaker 2: sunny day.
Speaker 1: Oh look it's cloudy now. Oh, the wind's picked up.
Speaker 1: Isn't that something.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmm mm hm. Anyways, I'm going to sign out, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: and thank you for having me on the show, Daniel
Speaker 4: and all the best. But at least I'm not the
Speaker 4: only one that that gets that fatigue, right all.
Speaker 2: Right, right, Yeah, that's that's something that even Niche out
Speaker 2: in Washington and Karen's out in Washington too, we'll even
Speaker 2: experiencing it. And again, like I said, but taking the
Speaker 2: I stopped the sultments for a while because I ran
Speaker 2: out of one of the main ones, which is the
Speaker 2: tanky tangerine, so I forgot I even had this last
Speaker 2: USFX and heer. This is part of the ninetieth central
Speaker 2: thing and the plant arrived minerals. I was trying to
Speaker 2: say for my daughter, but she has there's another one
Speaker 2: in there that I got from Piping Rock that's not
Speaker 2: as good, but it's got a flavoring to it, so
Speaker 2: I think it's easier for her to sneak it into
Speaker 2: her like orange juice or I don't think so we
Speaker 2: tried to if you could get some minerals.
Speaker 1: She's just really hard about you know. Now, let me
Speaker 1: take things I got.
Speaker 2: Oh I forgot to ask doctor Glinnon about Rodeola Roseia.
Speaker 2: I wanted to ask him about that because that's like
Speaker 2: the Viking. They call it Viking, but you know goth
Speaker 2: Scandinavian cold arctic weather high mountain plant that people have
Speaker 2: been using for vitality, you know, sexual vitality. Also they
Speaker 2: would take it and become stronger, tougher warriors and all
Speaker 2: this other stuff. So so basically energy. So you know,
Speaker 2: since I was having these issues, I was like, why
Speaker 2: not try something that it's been, you know, taken for
Speaker 2: ten thousand years or whatever it's been, you know, two
Speaker 2: thousand years that we know of and give that a shot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, okay, Daniel, see later, and Karen, thank you
Speaker 4: for your comments. And I'm really just signing off now, okay,
Speaker 4: bye bye.
Speaker 2: But all right, so I've noticed throughout that broadcast that
Speaker 2: we've been having these intermittent stopping of or it's like
Speaker 2: been pausing and glitching out a little bit. I think
Speaker 2: I know what the issue is. I think it's the
Speaker 2: Time Warner cable. Even though I have it hard lined
Speaker 2: in here, it's not going through any not Wi Fi.
Speaker 2: It's hard lined it to the brand new computer that
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Speaker 2: But it's been really choppy on Rumble lately, and I'm
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Speaker 4: We dump up it.
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Speaker 2: Those two, the full vocumic acid and the IP six,
Speaker 2: which is I think a little bit further down is
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Speaker 2: of like doing the plant dry minerals. Just the heads
Speaker 2: up and this thing I think lasts you about ninety
Speaker 2: days for the smallest version of it. And the whole
Speaker 2: food vitamin obviously that should be self explanatory. And then
Speaker 2: there's also a vitamin C by itself in here somewhere,
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Speaker 1: I wonder if there's a where did I get Mullian?
Speaker 1: Isn't Mullian?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: And set as system. I surprise, mullion isn't in this.
Speaker 2: I heard that was good for the lungs. I was
Speaker 2: so convinced of it that I actually got it from
Speaker 2: my daughter. And she won't take that either, because they
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Speaker 2: From at least I have never scrolled down that far,
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Speaker 2: There was a I'm sure there was a vitamin seeing
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Speaker 2: I just didn't even see when I was scrolling there
Speaker 2: hadn't been Yeah, sure, yes, looking still core copper awesome.
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Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: And as I was just saying, because he said that,
Speaker 2: he makes a point to say there's no corn, right,
Speaker 2: what is no synthetical sorbic acid? He says it about
Speaker 2: the corner there, and that would be where I was
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