Speaker 1: You can go right into it.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, so about I don't know, a while ago,
Speaker 2: maybe seven eight months ago, government official as senator or
Speaker 2: a congressman or somebody in the Arizona remember that reached
Speaker 2: out to Monzo and was gathering intel about alternative medical
Speaker 2: practitioners around the world. Here he is right now, Hello,
Speaker 2: doctor Monzo. All right, I was just starting to tell
Speaker 2: Daniel what you told me about Kennedy. So I'll hand
Speaker 2: it over to you and you can bring the listening
Speaker 2: audience up to speed.
Speaker 1: If I have n miss second. No, I was going
Speaker 1: to try to put you guys both on top and
Speaker 1: put me on the bottom.
Speaker 3: But that or I'm late to the game. I was
Speaker 3: having some weird audio things. I kept saying, I didn't
Speaker 3: recognize my mic.
Speaker 1: No, sounds like stream yard stuff. Yeah, it's yeah, weird.
Speaker 1: All right, So we are here with the two biggest
Speaker 1: brains in real health, and uh, we're very lucky and
Speaker 1: very fortunate to have them. And once they raided, Rock
Speaker 1: will also open for calls and you can always put
Speaker 1: your questions in the chats as well. We have us
Speaker 1: up on YouTube Rumble and this place called quarter like
Speaker 1: Campquorider dot tv.
Speaker 2: What is all right?
Speaker 1: And I got to get part of those glasses, by
Speaker 1: the way, not because I think it's bothering me, but
Speaker 1: I want the clear one so it makes me look smarter.
Speaker 2: What what's what's what deal with with the orange lens?
Speaker 2: You just like it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, wellether, this helps block the blue light.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good on all the yo you used to
Speaker 1: wear something like that today.
Speaker 2: Yoko Ono was a c I a plant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's hard to know what's going on.
Speaker 1: She was a CIA, but I'm sure she had him
Speaker 1: all jugged up in a bed for a long time.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So the guy who interviewed me, who was supposed to
Speaker 3: be a shoe in for the assistant to Kennedy and
Speaker 3: who who.
Speaker 2: Was he in the Arizona government?
Speaker 3: I think he ran he was a congressman or something.
Speaker 3: He ran as a congressman. But before that he worked
Speaker 3: in sports medicine, so he worked with professional sports teams
Speaker 3: to get athletes back into the game faster.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So he was like pet or something like that. I
Speaker 3: don't know exactly. I don't know. Maybe he was a
Speaker 3: chiropractor or something like that, but he knew a lot
Speaker 3: about energy medicine and all that kind of stuff because
Speaker 3: he used all the you know, the tools needed to
Speaker 3: get athletes recovered and back into the game faster, and
Speaker 3: he wrote you Yeah. Then he went the political so
Speaker 3: I think he's been running for a while now. And
Speaker 3: then what he was doing is he was going around
Speaker 3: the country interviewing people to find out where they could
Speaker 3: be used with the Kennedy administration. And the way he talked,
Speaker 3: he thought for sure he had the position as Kennedy's
Speaker 3: second hand man, a right hand man, I should say, yeah.
Speaker 3: And the last I talked to him before yesterday, he
Speaker 3: met with the Trump administration and then he waited and
Speaker 3: it kind of went cold and dark, knowing he didn't
Speaker 3: hear back from anyone for weeks. And the next thing,
Speaker 3: you know, someone else was appointed for his position, so
Speaker 3: you know, and the same time, you notice this doctor Meanes,
Speaker 3: who is now the attorney not the attorney in general,
Speaker 3: but the surgeon general. And there's a lot of controversy
Speaker 3: about that whole thing, because I think someone else was
Speaker 3: supposed to get the job, and she got the job.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's hard to say. It's hard to
Speaker 3: say about all these things because it is very interesting
Speaker 3: her credentials that she is the Surgeon General, But then
Speaker 3: she does not actually have a license, and she wouldn't
Speaker 3: be qualified in any hospitals, not that I care about that,
Speaker 3: because neither would I. But her claim is that she
Speaker 3: quit her clinicals. She graduated with her MD degree, but
Speaker 3: she quit the clinicals because they weren't really addressing the
Speaker 3: cause and it was all pharmaceutical drugs. So she's heavily
Speaker 3: in functional medicine now, which you know our opinion of
Speaker 3: that like one foot in hell. Still, so it's a
Speaker 3: very interesting choice. Is it bad? Is it good? Well,
Speaker 3: I guess it's based on your perspective.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you know, it's lipstick on a pig,
Speaker 2: is what it? That's all that functional medicine is. Nobody
Speaker 2: understands this except a handful of us, and because functional
Speaker 2: medicine doctrine. And I know this because I know the
Speaker 2: guy who started functional medicine, Jeffrey Bland, PhD. His claim
Speaker 2: to fame was he was the last person who's the
Speaker 2: last doctoral degree candidate who had Linus Pauling as his mentor. Right,
Speaker 2: So he started a nutritional supplement company called Metagenics. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he made millions on metagenics, and he started the functional
Speaker 2: medicine movement, which basically, for those of you in the
Speaker 2: listening audience who are unaware of it, it teaches medical
Speaker 2: practitioners how to use vitamins to force the metabolism of
Speaker 2: the body in the way that the doctor thinks is
Speaker 2: appropriate instead of using drugs. So it's not designed to
Speaker 2: cure or to heal. If curing or healing happens, it's
Speaker 2: coincidental or accidental, and it's a it's nonsense. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's better than using drugs because you don't get the
Speaker 2: side effects of the drugs, but it's really still from
Speaker 2: our point of view, non curative and juvenile, and it
Speaker 2: does not understand the root cause of the disease, which
Speaker 2: is energetic and dynamic. All disease except mechanical illness, like
Speaker 2: you know, a broken bone or a bullet in your arm,
Speaker 2: is energetic.
Speaker 3: And you have to be careful sometimes because these people
Speaker 3: will use the words we're looking for root cause, but
Speaker 3: they're not.
Speaker 2: But they're not.
Speaker 3: They basically they're medical doctors that want to be nature paths.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's right, but they don't.
Speaker 3: Their philosophy is still allopathic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's correct. So they're trying to jam a square
Speaker 2: peg into a round hole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I got familiar with this is once I
Speaker 3: was done with my schooling and I didn't naturopathic in Texas.
Speaker 3: So when I moved back to Ohio, I started working
Speaker 3: at a clinic I worked at when I was still
Speaker 3: doing my pre med and everything. It was called Balance
Speaker 3: of Life Clinic. And there's two medical doctors there, and
Speaker 3: they're great guys, doctor Clifford Sunning and doctor Doug Weeks.
Speaker 3: But they ran a hospital here in Ohio, Lakewood Hospital.
Speaker 3: They ran the emergency for like twenty thirty years. They
Speaker 3: quit that to get into functional medicine because they felt
Speaker 3: like they weren't helping anyone. So I worked directly with them,
Speaker 3: and that was my beginnings as a nature path working
Speaker 3: with these two medical doctors and functional medicine, and slowly
Speaker 3: I started realizing, wait a minute, that they don't actually
Speaker 3: think the same as me. Yeah, So eventually I had
Speaker 3: to go out on my own.
Speaker 2: It's all about the philosophy. And I don't understand why
Speaker 2: that's a difficult concept for most people to understand, but
Speaker 2: it is. The philosophy is everything. Everybody has a philosophy,
Speaker 2: whether you think you do or you don't, and it's
Speaker 2: the philosophy that informs you know how you move through
Speaker 2: the worldhilosophy of allopathic medicine is mechanistic and reductionistic, that
Speaker 2: the human body is a bag of biochemicals waiting to break.
Speaker 2: It's a machine made of parts. When something does break,
Speaker 2: it's a doctor's job to deliver one treatment for the part,
Speaker 2: and the treatment is designed to exert a hostile takeover
Speaker 2: of the metabolism of the body, forcing it in a
Speaker 2: way that the doctor thinks is best. And you know,
Speaker 2: we're not going to do that with drugs. We're going
Speaker 2: to do that with vitamins and that makes it better
Speaker 2: and it doesn't really.
Speaker 3: And I think there's a lot down for for them too,
Speaker 3: because most of them have been trained traditional allopathic doctors,
Speaker 3: so they have not actually seen the amazing restoration of
Speaker 3: the body and different diseases. So when they get into this,
Speaker 3: they want to help people. They want to believe this
Speaker 3: stuff's going to work, but they really haven't seen the
Speaker 3: stuff work, so they're always like hesitant and don't know
Speaker 3: what to believe, and they're kind of just grasping at
Speaker 3: what's secure, what's secure because they've.
Speaker 2: Never seen it and they're on the fence. And then
Speaker 2: so then they're gonna when they're up against something difficult,
Speaker 2: you know, like you know, asthma in a nine year
Speaker 2: old girl that's unresponsive to conventional treatment, they're gonna fall
Speaker 2: back on the pharmaceutical method because that's their fail safe.
Speaker 2: And it's a it's just bad, man, it's just bad.
Speaker 2: And I can't decide, you know, whether this is all
Speaker 2: happening because here's the situation, right, we have a situation.
Speaker 2: Curative medicine, curative medical therapeutics have existed for thousands of years.
Speaker 2: Curative medical therapeutics have been codified. Curative medical therapeutics have
Speaker 2: been reproduced in clinical settings. Curative medical therapeutics work, they've
Speaker 2: been known to work, and they've been practiced by thousands
Speaker 2: of medical professionals over the years. And even though all
Speaker 2: of that is true, and oh yeah, by the way,
Speaker 2: the curative medical therapeutics are based on natural law, which
Speaker 2: is in violate. Laws exist whether you believe in them
Speaker 2: or not. So even though all of these things exist,
Speaker 2: the doctors practicing the curative medical stuff are sidelined. And
Speaker 2: we are you know, stymied, and we are arrested, and
Speaker 2: we are unregulated and we are slandered and right while
Speaker 2: the people practicing bad medicine maintain their position at the top.
Speaker 2: So this can only be for two reasons. Either because
Speaker 2: there's a there's like a negative demonic influence. It's working
Speaker 2: behind the scenes to keep the bad people in first place,
Speaker 2: or it's just the gestalt of the cultural evolution of
Speaker 2: people on the planet right now and that people like
Speaker 2: you and me are like two hundred years ahead of
Speaker 2: our time. Maybe that's the case, or both. I don't
Speaker 2: or both, Yeah, I don't know. License to kill, Yeah,
Speaker 2: And it's true. Leading cause of death in the United
Speaker 2: States is MB directed medical therapeutics. You know, I'll tell
Speaker 2: you a story. Right a little while ago, I was
Speaker 2: treating a patient. It was a difficult case, the guy.
Speaker 2: It was hard to get symptoms from the guy. It
Speaker 2: was done at a distance virtually, and you know, he'd
Speaker 2: give me conflicting information. At on Monday, he'd tell me
Speaker 2: that his symptoms were ten out of a ten, and
Speaker 2: then I'd give him something to do, and then on
Speaker 2: Wednesday he'd tell me the symptoms were two out of
Speaker 2: a ten. But there were six other symptoms that he
Speaker 2: was dealing with that he wouldn't tell me about that
Speaker 2: I had to, like, I found out downstream. So the
Speaker 2: communication was horrible from this person. And this is the
Speaker 2: way that it is with most people because they're just
Speaker 2: not trained how to talk to a holistic physician. But
Speaker 2: I digress. So I'm treating this guy right, and he
Speaker 2: is improving. There is improvement. There's a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: his symptoms were improving and getting better. But he had
Speaker 2: a significant other wasn't happy with his success and convinced
Speaker 2: him to go to the hospital. And he goes to
Speaker 2: the hospital. Within twenty four hours, he's dead. And then
Speaker 2: you know, I get a communication from the significant other
Speaker 2: and so I'm so sorry to tell you that, you know,
Speaker 2: mister X died and I wanted he died. I go, well,
Speaker 2: didn't he go to the hospital? And the response was yes,
Speaker 2: but he went there too late. Oh see, see that's it.
Speaker 2: So the person dies in the hospital and the doctors
Speaker 2: get to pass. Is the point of my little story here.
Speaker 2: It wasn't. I don't think I delivered it that well.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, this is the socialization that we are fighting against,
Speaker 2: and I mean, it's everybody in the freaking world is
Speaker 2: knee deep inside it. And it's a giant freaking problem.
Speaker 1: It's a cult. It's just this belief system that overrides
Speaker 1: observation everything.
Speaker 2: It's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And you see what's going on with you know, Grace's dad, Scott, Yeah,
Speaker 3: with his lawsuit and it's like he was kind of winning.
Speaker 3: But I mean, look what he's revealing at the bottom
Speaker 3: line is the system is so well protected. They could
Speaker 3: do virtually anything to you in that room and they
Speaker 3: can't be charged with anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Years ago, I remember there was a story about, Uh,
Speaker 2: there was a medical doctor in Florida. I think he
Speaker 2: was a Vietnamese ancestry and no, no, no, no, he
Speaker 2: was American. He had a Vietnamese patient. A woman came
Speaker 2: to him for a pregnancy check up or something, and
Speaker 2: the doctor operated and amputated her leg because you got
Speaker 2: the charts wrong, right, he thought he was treating somebody else.
Speaker 2: You cut the freaking woman's leg off. Yeah, and he
Speaker 2: still has a job. He still has a job. He
Speaker 2: didn't get fired. Now, maybe she sued the hospital. I
Speaker 2: hope she did. But that guy still goes to work. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's the only profession. I've said it
Speaker 2: a million times, weather for weather forecasters, professional baseball players,
Speaker 2: and medical doctors are the only people who can consistently
Speaker 2: fail and still have a job.
Speaker 3: Right's working for a fortune five hundred country company and
Speaker 3: losing a million dollars for him.
Speaker 2: You're fired with a golden parachute.
Speaker 3: You know, if you're in the final game of the
Speaker 3: Stanley Cup game and you put the puck in your
Speaker 3: own net, you're you're probably not gonna be on that
Speaker 3: team next year.
Speaker 1: Don't even person, Do you remember? I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't remember how many World Cups ago it was. I
Speaker 1: was probably still in college high school. And that guy
Speaker 1: from Columbia, the US team kicked the ball towards the goal.
Speaker 1: It deflected, it just deflected off his foot, it went
Speaker 1: into their goal, and they found that guy dead in
Speaker 1: a ditch with a bunch of bullet holes in him
Speaker 1: back in Columbia.
Speaker 2: There you go. Yeah, I mean, and I've always said it, man,
Speaker 2: that if if they if somebody made you know, a
Speaker 2: TV show like Cops right where they actually follow the
Speaker 2: real cops around with cameras and they filmed the real time.
Speaker 2: If they did that about doctors, yeah, you know instead
Speaker 2: of these you know TV produced House and R and
Speaker 2: it's all bullshit. Yes, people would be horrified.
Speaker 3: But here we are. Happens in hospitals. You don't have
Speaker 3: some doctor running around like a genius figuring out difficult cases.
Speaker 3: That doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: That does not happen.
Speaker 1: I just had a I was feeling from the drug
Speaker 1: cabinet most of the time.
Speaker 3: I have a year.
Speaker 2: A little while ago, I had a ninety three year
Speaker 2: old woman who was declining rapidly, and she had heart conditions,
Speaker 2: and she had a breathing condition, and I was helping
Speaker 2: her a little bit but not enough, and her family
Speaker 2: members wanted her to go to the hospital. Okay, so
Speaker 2: she goes to the hospital and the doctors couldn't tell
Speaker 2: what was wrong with her stomach, so they wanted to
Speaker 2: do surgery and open her stomach up so they could
Speaker 2: look and see what's wrong with them. She's ninety, she's
Speaker 2: like now, I forget how old she was. Was between
Speaker 2: ninety three and ninety five years old. The doctors wanted
Speaker 2: to do stomach surgery, exploratory stomach surgery, and a ninety
Speaker 2: year old woman. They just think that it's normal. And
Speaker 2: it's nuts how these freaking people say.
Speaker 3: And the crazy thing is, even if you have a
Speaker 3: brilliant doctor, there's protocols and a system set up. He
Speaker 3: can't actually do what he would want to do anyways.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: He has to do standard of care.
Speaker 2: That's right in protocol that's right.
Speaker 1: And you brought up, doctor Glennon, you brought up the
Speaker 1: whole thing about the group. So now you can't even
Speaker 1: have a mind as a doctor. You have to go
Speaker 1: with the hive there too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's nobody yet. Very few doctors are in private
Speaker 2: practice anymore. And the only ones that are practice concierge medicine. Right,
Speaker 2: but still so they have a little more leeway. But
Speaker 2: that's that's like, that's like, what's going to happen if
Speaker 2: Bobby Kennedy is successful. He's going to clean up the
Speaker 2: corruption in the pharmaceutical industry. He's going to clean up
Speaker 2: the corruption in medical journals. Okay, that's great. He's going
Speaker 2: to remove certain crap from the foods that we eat. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's great. But all that that's going to do is
Speaker 2: given unassuming, uneducated general public more confidence about going to
Speaker 2: the MD who's trained in non curative medical therapeut.
Speaker 1: Right, they're re establishing their credibility now after the fiasco
Speaker 1: with cooties.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, that's right, and it's still its lipstick on
Speaker 2: a pig. Medical freedom is the only thing, the only
Speaker 2: way out of this nightmare is medical freedom where doctors
Speaker 2: like myself and Manzo were given one hundred you know,
Speaker 2: equal access to all things medical. That's what it's going
Speaker 2: to take. But that's not going to happen, I doubt.
Speaker 2: And now that we're hearing about the you know this
Speaker 2: congressman from Arizona who was supposed to be Bobby Kennedy's
Speaker 2: right hand man, who no longer is well man man Man,
Speaker 2: And now we're a functional medicine doctor.
Speaker 1: And now didn't you also when you did your what
Speaker 1: they call that the annual training that you do, doctor Gooden,
Speaker 1: didn't you meet somebody also here that I don't know
Speaker 1: if he was, I don't know what his profession was,
Speaker 1: but you had mentioned someone here in Arizona that you
Speaker 1: also said took an interest in what you were doing
Speaker 1: or something like that. Wasn't there another different guy? Right?
Speaker 2: But it's well, no, there was a there was a
Speaker 2: One of the lectures that I went to was by
Speaker 2: the only This guy's in his seventies. He's been practicing
Speaker 2: nature practic medicine longer than just about anybody. But he's
Speaker 2: also a dentist.
Speaker 1: Oh interesting, So.
Speaker 2: He actually practices holistic dentistry. Awesome, And most dentists who
Speaker 2: say that they practice holistic dentistry don't. It's the same
Speaker 2: thing as the functional medicine doctors, right, it's against lipstick
Speaker 2: on a pig. But yeah, so if you ever need
Speaker 2: a good dentist, this guy's, you know, in Phoenix somewhere.
Speaker 2: His name is Dixon Tom t h o M. I'm
Speaker 2: going to travel to Phoenix just to have him be
Speaker 2: my dentist. That's how good. That's how good he is.
Speaker 2: I learned a lot of things from him in one hour.
Speaker 1: So I thought, you also met somebody who was in
Speaker 1: politics or was rich or something like that, and it
Speaker 1: was asking questions about what you did. Could have been
Speaker 1: suspicious at first, but I thought we had this conversation
Speaker 1: a while back. I don't remember where it was, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not right.
Speaker 1: I think people are putting tabs on everybody. That's what
Speaker 1: that was. Kind of like where I was getting at
Speaker 1: with that question anyway, because it makes you wonder. They
Speaker 1: come to you with a smile so that you'll answer
Speaker 1: their questions, but once they have your infro, they walk
Speaker 1: away because they already got what they needed.
Speaker 2: You know, perhaps may or maybe there's an undercurrent of
Speaker 2: skullduggery happening. I don't know. I don't care. All I'm
Speaker 2: trying to do is help people recover their health for
Speaker 2: goodness sakes, So just shut up and leave me alone.
Speaker 3: As my my position, Yes, like, we still don't know
Speaker 3: what happened to that website that nominees for the people
Speaker 3: it appears on, and we haven't heard anything about it,
Speaker 3: So it's not figure sitting there. Was it real? Was
Speaker 3: it fake?
Speaker 2: Was it it was?
Speaker 1: It's completely just wiped out this night. Is there anymore?
Speaker 3: No, if you even if you search for it, you
Speaker 3: can't find it in the search engine. It takes you
Speaker 3: to a new mahaw site.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hope, hope you, and then yeah pull the plug you.
Speaker 1: Everybody excited.
Speaker 3: And the top person on the site, now, I mean
Speaker 3: they don't even necessarily mentioned Kennedy, but the top person
Speaker 3: on the site is Dell big Tree. Oh, my god,
Speaker 3: he's running. I don't know. I mean it's weird. I mean,
Speaker 3: if you go to the mahaw site, that's what.
Speaker 1: What a sham that guy?
Speaker 3: So I think it's really.
Speaker 1: Getting what's her name to the end of her days?
Speaker 1: To the one he did that that the one that
Speaker 1: was what was the name of the murk, the murk
Speaker 1: whistle blower women talking about bios and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: She was. Why can't I think of her name now?
Speaker 1: But she they found her dead in twenty nineteen, like
Speaker 1: and her son found her brand. Yeah, Brandy Vaughan, Thanks Bud,
Speaker 1: Thanks Denver. I think I don't know del is the
Speaker 1: one who is the closest to her.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's all works, all right.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can scroll up here. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of questions, a lot of talk. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if any of this question.
Speaker 2: I don't have any answers, all right. I'm not giving
Speaker 2: anybody any answers anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't know, all right. So six one nine four
Speaker 1: three one zero three three four called that number, and
Speaker 1: doctor Monzo and doctor Glennon will tell you. They're not
Speaker 1: going to tell you that's right. So you ask your
Speaker 1: health questions and there you go.
Speaker 3: If it involves we have to check with the administration first,
Speaker 3: and yeah yeah, make sure.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm actually gonna do that something different today.
Speaker 1: I'm putting the stream yard link in there. Hopefully this
Speaker 1: won't turn into a backfire thing. But I'm gonna put
Speaker 1: the streamer Lincoln. It's in the YouTube channel and let
Speaker 1: me put it over into the thing. So if you
Speaker 1: guys I want to use that to jump in as well,
Speaker 1: you can do that, but you'll be on the screen.
Speaker 1: Just be aware, but call six poet nine four to
Speaker 1: three one zero three three four put your question in
Speaker 1: the chats because I can see both now with this
Speaker 1: new setup I've got. Or check out the streaming linko
Speaker 1: and just click and you'll be in here.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm really really parched. I have to go
Speaker 2: get some water.
Speaker 1: I'll be already. Let me uh, let me. I have
Speaker 1: both your yourself, I've got both your websites here. Let
Speaker 1: me go ahead and share the screen on that.
Speaker 3: I haven't got through your whole book yet mine. I
Speaker 3: have like twenty books on my desk I'm supposed to
Speaker 3: be reading through, and of course you know how that goes.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, So I'm wondering in your research, did you
Speaker 3: ever find ah them talking about the Golden Age during
Speaker 3: the times of during the time right before Noah.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the funny thing about the Golden Age. It's
Speaker 1: all about perspective, right. So if the Saturn cult is
Speaker 1: talking about the Golden Age, that's the time before the
Speaker 1: Goths came, and so when people were liberated from their
Speaker 1: sick cult of human sacrifice, that was the bad times
Speaker 1: for them, that was the good times for mankind. So
Speaker 1: depending on whose perspective you're looking at, the Golden Age
Speaker 1: could be prior or after, but they could also be
Speaker 1: the Babylonian times when they had full rain and they
Speaker 1: were right in their talmud, you know.
Speaker 3: So it's that's what I'm Yeah, that's what I'm getting at.
Speaker 3: It's interesting when you look at the different cultures, they
Speaker 3: have different perspectives, right, and you know, they're using that
Speaker 3: freeze again, the Golden Age. We're setting up the Golden Age,
Speaker 3: and I'm going, oh, well, that kind of sounds like
Speaker 3: what was going on during the days and no where
Speaker 3: you had the same right, yes, with child sacrifice and
Speaker 3: rape and eating babies and all the crazy things they
Speaker 3: were doing then.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like they are they setting up this false
Speaker 3: piece and security system. It's gonna look amazing to everybody,
Speaker 3: but in the reality it's.
Speaker 2: Enslavement. Well here's here's how you'll know.
Speaker 3: I mean, they had to make they have to sell it,
Speaker 3: so they had to make it look good at first.
Speaker 2: Right, if there's not If there's not medical freedom, just
Speaker 2: click on seat. Go ahead, now, go ahead, you were
Speaker 2: right there, all right? Log in? Okay, so see where
Speaker 2: it says membership subscription plans at the very top. Okay,
Speaker 2: come down, access your membership content right.
Speaker 1: There there it is. Okay, that's weird. I never read
Speaker 1: I don't have the little box here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The company that handles this just change the back end.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, that's why I would logged out because
Speaker 1: it was updated. I got you.
Speaker 3: Don't you love it? And then you have to adjust
Speaker 3: for your website?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So much fun.
Speaker 1: You know what doctor Bonzo and I have in common?
Speaker 1: What we've We've got your book that's.
Speaker 3: Right, Actually, it's on my desk. I haven't read it yet,
Speaker 3: along with twenty other books.
Speaker 2: You know you and I have in common? Dan, what's
Speaker 2: that we both have? Manzo's book.
Speaker 1: That's right there, We're good. That is absolutely correct, And
Speaker 1: then so so doctor Manzo. The energy iodine, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I noticed it's way more affordable these days. And without
Speaker 1: this the equipment. Is it still imprinted with the energy
Speaker 1: signatures and things like that?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
Speaker 3: Hopefully soon we're going to have a better version of
Speaker 3: the iodine, but it's just taking some time. It will
Speaker 3: be pure mineral I suspensied in I think water.
Speaker 2: Actually, the only thing I want is a good old
Speaker 2: fashioned recipe. That's all I want.
Speaker 1: Mhm say he this those questions. Is there a detox
Speaker 1: cleanse if you got the zipzapp in your arm? No way, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. Yay, seeing we told you is gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I don't think it's that simple. I think
Speaker 3: you have to do a number of things. It's not
Speaker 3: just like just take this stuff and it's gonna go away.
Speaker 1: Something tells me those magnetic wands might have been Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean the coherent restore I developed as part of.
Speaker 3: That, and then just getting on the ninetieth central and
Speaker 3: then detoxing. But I mean you kind of have to
Speaker 3: do a little bit of all because some of that
Speaker 3: stuff is technology and you know, so you need to
Speaker 3: deactivate that stuff to get.
Speaker 2: It out, and that's what the CVA imprint is about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the CVA helps with that. The magnetic device is
Speaker 3: like the magnetic stick and the shift device. Those things
Speaker 3: are going to really help. If you don't want to
Speaker 3: buy a bunch of stuff, you can just do a
Speaker 3: coherent restore with us. You can do it at a
Speaker 3: distance and it works just the same.
Speaker 1: Then me go ahead and put that back up because
Speaker 1: I just saw that.
Speaker 3: In fact, we accidentally knocked out someone's glucose mind. They
Speaker 3: didn't tell us they had a glucose monitor, and we
Speaker 3: did the coherent restore at a distance with their their
Speaker 3: quantum connection form like a DNA, so we can make
Speaker 3: a quantum connection with them. So we're doing it at
Speaker 3: a distance.
Speaker 1: Which when you think about like sorry, I mean interrupted
Speaker 1: like ancestry and twenty three and meters, like what are
Speaker 1: they doing with your DNA?
Speaker 3: Because it exactly I mean they understand quantum and tablement.
Speaker 1: DNA technically means data not available. If ninety eight percent
Speaker 1: of it is junk DNA, that they don't know what
Speaker 1: it means. It's like, so DNA literally data not available.
Speaker 1: So what are they actually telling you when you can
Speaker 1: They had somebody who had what they call a beard
Speaker 1: dragon lizard. They they sent a sample into I think
Speaker 1: it was ancestry, and it came back fifty percent Ashkenazi
Speaker 1: and then a bunch of other things, and it's like,
Speaker 1: so it all they do is they look at what
Speaker 1: you already gave them, because there's a questionnaire. There shouldn't
Speaker 1: be a questionnaire. It should be blind, right if you
Speaker 1: want them to not just you this what you're what
Speaker 1: you're with the information you're feeding him. It's like that
Speaker 1: parlor trick with like the psychics or they're they're they're
Speaker 1: channeling your dead relative. It's like you already gave them
Speaker 1: the information that they're now using against you. Are you
Speaker 1: and then you know, oh my god, it's articular. I
Speaker 1: think I think the DNA things a whole trick.
Speaker 3: Have you ever seen this book Primary Profession?
Speaker 2: Oh? I read there was another book, The Secret Life
Speaker 2: of Plants. Yeah.
Speaker 3: This guy was basically he did all the CIA, FBI
Speaker 3: and other training for polygraph tests and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: So this book is his book that he wrote, the
Speaker 3: only book he wrote. And he's talking about his research.
Speaker 3: Back in the nineteen fifties nineteen sixties with plants, using
Speaker 3: electrical readings on plants, and it's really fascinating. Like even
Speaker 3: back then, he was discovering that if you had the
Speaker 3: intention of harming the plant, the plants would start freaking out.
Speaker 1: They you can understand your energy, right, but.
Speaker 3: If you pretend like you were going to hurt the
Speaker 3: plant and you weren't really going to hurt them, they
Speaker 3: wouldn't freak out. So he was actually monitoring how plants reacted,
Speaker 3: and he actually was I've been reading I'm about halfway
Speaker 3: through the book. But he also noticed that plants would
Speaker 3: pick up on different life forms in the room. So
Speaker 3: if you had something with bacteria and you started killing
Speaker 3: off the bacteria, the plants would pick up on the
Speaker 3: bacteria dying and they would go into like defense mode
Speaker 3: and start like freaking out, like you're killing another life form.
Speaker 3: It was really fascinating. This stuff was done like in
Speaker 3: the sixties. He worked for like the CIA and FBI
Speaker 3: and all that stuff, and you know, they don't want
Speaker 3: you to know about this stuff, but he basically kind
Speaker 3: of led the way for the polygraph test and electrodermal screening,
Speaker 3: and then eventually muscle testing and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: So very interesting books though. What they were talking about,
Speaker 3: it's called biocommunication with plants, living foods, and human cells.
Speaker 2: I just bought it.
Speaker 3: He eventually called it primary person option because he realized
Speaker 3: there was a perception that we can't perceive that is
Speaker 3: naturally occurring and very fascinating stuff.
Speaker 2: You know that TV show MythBusters, Yeah, yeah, MythBusters. Remember
Speaker 2: that MythBusters show with the bald guy who always wore
Speaker 2: the beret and that the crazy redheaded guy. Well, on
Speaker 2: one of their shows, they myth busted the Secret Life
Speaker 2: of Plants thing. They got Yeah, they got the polygraph,
Speaker 2: the same polygraph that the Secret Life of Plants guy used,
Speaker 2: and they hooked it up to a plant and they
Speaker 2: got zero. They got zero anything from it.
Speaker 1: I think it was rigged, the busting of the myth email.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that reminds me of Yes, I think the myth
Speaker 2: busting was rigged. What was that.
Speaker 3: Institute that did the basically myth busting homeopathy? And they
Speaker 3: said in like a magician, like an home magician, Yeah,
Speaker 3: did tricks. And he was like, oh, well this is
Speaker 3: a sleight of hand and it's like, get out of
Speaker 3: here your piece of crap, all right.
Speaker 1: So this one is opinion of Baja gold salt. I
Speaker 1: know you've had you've talked about the salt, doctor Glinton.
Speaker 1: Is it another fractionated supplementing trend.
Speaker 2: No, salt is an essential nutrient or you need salt.
Speaker 1: The Baja gold one, I guess specifica that salt has
Speaker 1: a really high content of minerals, which is why I
Speaker 1: really like it.
Speaker 3: Well, there you go, so and it's lower in a
Speaker 3: lot of the iron, which you know we get way
Speaker 3: too much these days. So I mean, I like the
Speaker 3: Baja gold.
Speaker 1: What's the deal with people and their.
Speaker 2: Rhymes with maha?
Speaker 1: What's the what's the deal with people in their ANIMs
Speaker 1: against the you know, pink him land salt that used
Speaker 1: to be all the rage ten years ago. Why and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden now they're saying it's corroded or
Speaker 1: you know, it's corrupted, or there's minerals in it that
Speaker 1: you don't want in your body and things like that.
Speaker 3: I found out one of the reasons, not all of it,
Speaker 3: but I found out one of the reasons why some
Speaker 3: of it is red is because there's iron oxide in it.
Speaker 1: Oh, that would make sense, said pink. It is red,
Speaker 1: or maybe pink is because it's slightly red all the
Speaker 1: way through.
Speaker 2: Huh. It reminds me of the Susan g Common Foundation.
Speaker 2: So that's why I don't use it.
Speaker 3: Pink coming cure, Yeah, that stuff drives me crazy. They
Speaker 3: always asking for you a donation for something I'd never
Speaker 3: give them. So the season, I'm like, you're not going
Speaker 3: to heal anything, You're not looking for a cure, and
Speaker 3: get out here. You just want my money.
Speaker 1: We just talked about on this well I talked about
Speaker 1: on the show. I pulled out some uh some news
Speaker 1: articles and for the last three years I didn't even
Speaker 1: know this. Last three years, Imperial Beach on like Cornado
Speaker 1: Island whatever in San Diego has been closed because of
Speaker 1: like a backflood of human feces and crap is hot
Speaker 1: literally from Mexico and it's it's contaminating the waters. The
Speaker 1: Navy Seals are training someplace else because of the contamination.
Speaker 2: Wow, and.
Speaker 1: Now there's this red algae that they're saying is all
Speaker 1: around San Diego. But they're not making a correlation. The
Speaker 1: alergae eats poop, So they.
Speaker 3: Just created their own problem, like nature's cleaning up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. And now they're saying, oh this dio dio uh,
Speaker 1: domo is a domoic Domoic acid is you know what
Speaker 1: the algae gives off when it's pooping or whatever. So
Speaker 1: now they're saying there's domoic acid and there's there's this big,
Speaker 1: huge problem. But I mean, those two articles were like
Speaker 1: back to back. How do they not make that correlation
Speaker 1: themselves that it's because of all this crap that's in
Speaker 1: their water that's causing the algae to form in the
Speaker 1: first place. And now they're all talking about Aspergillus fungi
Speaker 1: being like this huge problem that's going to be like
Speaker 1: sweeping the world with this, you know, end of days
Speaker 1: type of pandemic. Again.
Speaker 2: Red Tide, Yeah, the Red Tide.
Speaker 3: They're they're going to go out there and clean up
Speaker 3: all the algae and leave the ship. That's what they're Yeah,
Speaker 3: they do right.
Speaker 1: They said it's going to cost them nine hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: I'm like, why isn't Mexico taking care of their own
Speaker 1: literal shit? Well, you know, why why do we have.
Speaker 2: To do that. I have a similar story from the
Speaker 2: island that I grew up on I grew up on
Speaker 2: Nantucket Island, which is off of Cape Cod south of
Speaker 2: Cape Cod thirty miles, and somebody decided that the there
Speaker 2: was a type of seal that was living there that
Speaker 2: was on the endangered species list, and so the liberals
Speaker 2: in Massachusetts wanted to do anything they could to save
Speaker 2: to freaknceal. So they decided there was a species of
Speaker 2: seagull called the black backed gull, and the black back
Speaker 2: gull was I got my story wrong. Oh, So there
Speaker 2: was a bird called a piping plover, and the piping
Speaker 2: plever was on the endangered species list, and the piping
Speaker 2: plever lived on Nantucket Island on this big stretch of beach.
Speaker 2: It was one of their like habitats. So they decided, well,
Speaker 2: we need to save the piping plubber. How are we
Speaker 2: going to do that. Well, there's a species of seagull
Speaker 2: that's like epic numbers of seagulls or everywhere all the time,
Speaker 2: like to carry you pigeons back in the day, called
Speaker 2: the black backed gull, and they would eat the little
Speaker 2: baby plovers. So we're gonna kill the black back gulls.
Speaker 2: So they did. They baited them somehow with poison, and
Speaker 2: the black back gulls are falling out of the freaking
Speaker 2: sky like an episode of you know, Alfred Hitchcock. Right,
Speaker 2: it was bad. So all the gulls are gone. Did
Speaker 2: nothing to the plover population at all, right, it didn't grow,
Speaker 2: nothing was no effect. However, there was a species of
Speaker 2: harbor seal that after the gulls died, went through the
Speaker 2: freaking roof and then they ate them because the black
Speaker 2: back gulls would kill the baby seals, they would eat it,
Speaker 2: they would eat their eyes, which is interesting, but they
Speaker 2: weren't thinking that through. So nothing happened to the plovers.
Speaker 2: All the black back gulls are dead, and now the
Speaker 2: seal population is through the freaking roof, and the seals
Speaker 2: are so many seals now that now you know what
Speaker 2: they have on Nantucket Island that they never had.
Speaker 1: Before, some kind of poop disease.
Speaker 2: Great white sharks.
Speaker 1: Oh wonderful, we're right, because they want to eat the
Speaker 1: freaking yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Plus the seals are decimating the bluefish and the bass.
Speaker 2: That was a big thing in Nantucket bluefish and bass,
Speaker 2: which is.
Speaker 1: Probably the food for the bird, right, you know, that's
Speaker 1: that's nature. Trying to correct the problem a man tried
Speaker 1: to fix first by being retarded about it, right like,
Speaker 1: so now here comes a great white sharks to fix
Speaker 1: what you guys screwed up.
Speaker 2: But nobody text they took responsibility for it, and nobody
Speaker 2: said oops, sorry, Yeah, it's nuts. But that's you know,
Speaker 2: the mind of the liberal. There's no sense of propriety,
Speaker 2: there's no nobody suffers the consequences of their actions. It's all,
Speaker 2: let's just go along to get along. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: So going back to my thing about the the sea
Speaker 1: salt and what I was talking about with the contamination
Speaker 1: just in San Diego and Coronado, that's just one thing.
Speaker 1: Plus you have Mexico and the mercury levels and the
Speaker 1: water and all that stuff. When people say sea salt's better,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to figure out how because of all the
Speaker 1: con pollutants in the in the ocean, and I've seen
Speaker 1: the I don't forget what they're called, but they're like
Speaker 1: in the shallows, and I think they're collecting actual sea
Speaker 1: salt from the They're like it's like a salination type
Speaker 1: of thing right in like twue of this area, which
Speaker 1: is not that far away from Coronado, So I wouldn't
Speaker 1: want to end up with that sea salt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: And then I think of Fukushima and like, just because
Speaker 1: we stopped talking about it doesn't mean it stopped happening.
Speaker 1: They're still dumping forty million gallons of water of you know,
Speaker 1: radiation and iodiet was iodine one thirty three all day long.
Speaker 1: It's so what's better? So I guess that, uh, that
Speaker 1: Baja salt because Baja is Baja California, right, so Baja gold?
Speaker 1: Where's that coming from? This is from me from Mexico.
Speaker 2: Okay, So here's what we need to do. This is
Speaker 2: what we need to do. Okay, we need to pack
Speaker 2: up our belongings, a couple of backpacks, just the essential
Speaker 2: things that we need, maybe a little gold and silver,
Speaker 2: maybe a side arm. We need to all go to
Speaker 2: Antarctica and we need to confiscate one of the secret
Speaker 2: space societies planetary vehicles, and we need to take it
Speaker 2: to a different planet and start all the freakover with
Speaker 2: just us. That's the solution.
Speaker 1: Being the main in nature apathy being things that we
Speaker 1: start to civilization off with.
Speaker 2: I don't know where you guys are with any of
Speaker 2: that and this is a stupid segue, but I'm in
Speaker 2: the I don't care any more mode today, and I
Speaker 2: apologize beforehand, but I'm guaranteed positive that all that stuff
Speaker 2: is happening, that there is a secret space for uce.
Speaker 2: They do have reverse engineered alien technology, they do have
Speaker 2: the ability for interplanetary travel. I think we can get
Speaker 2: to Mars in two days. All of that stuff exists.
Speaker 2: They have perfected anti gravity, they have perfected free energy.
Speaker 2: They've done it, and it's been done for about forty years,
Speaker 2: and it's all all in secret, and it's only a
Speaker 2: matter of time till it all comes out well.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, of anybody, for me to believe it
Speaker 1: would be the guy who looks like Harrison Ford. So
Speaker 1: Han Solo. We're in the collar with the vest today,
Speaker 1: so look even more like he's Han Solo. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go with you.
Speaker 2: You know, there was a guy, I forget the guy's name,
Speaker 2: but he was thrown in jail because he hacked a
Speaker 2: government computer. I forget the guy's name. I'll think of
Speaker 2: it in a minute, but anyway, he hacked NASA's computer
Speaker 2: and they threw him in jail because of it. One
Speaker 2: of the things he discovered in NASA's computer was a
Speaker 2: list of extraterrestrial officers and the ships that they were
Speaker 2: assigned to.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I get to wonder if that's false disclosure to
Speaker 1: throw people off the trail. I would actually argue because
Speaker 1: I think that human development is cyclical, that we may
Speaker 1: have been in a farther place back when, and there's
Speaker 1: all these underground places, so people could have survived a
Speaker 1: cataclysm on the surface very easily. So I want to
Speaker 1: It makes you wonder, is that ancient aliens or ancient
Speaker 1: aryans we're talking about.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, but this technology exists exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's like they had this technology to build
Speaker 3: those pyramids and what happened to it?
Speaker 1: Because I think the firmament thing might be a real
Speaker 1: thing too. I think you might bump your head to
Speaker 1: get forget a little too far up there, and I
Speaker 1: don't know that happened.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I don't know about that. But
Speaker 2: I do know that aliens are real. I do know
Speaker 2: that anti gravity tech exists, Yeah for sure. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: know that that they have the ships. I know that
Speaker 2: for a fact.
Speaker 1: Townsend Brown, I forgot his first name, but that that
Speaker 1: guy was stumbling back upon the same type of technology
Speaker 1: and even simple stuff. Really, if you think about the
Speaker 1: the conductor of the electrode and then how it's displacing
Speaker 1: in front of it, like the inertia or whatever.
Speaker 2: I think that's how bumblebees and flies fly. I think
Speaker 2: they use the wings not for lyft to but for
Speaker 2: direct vibration. Yeah, it's like the Have you ever seen
Speaker 2: the fly sit on the chair and he's rubbing his
Speaker 2: front legs together?
Speaker 1: You fly do that?
Speaker 2: They're doing that to build up an electrical.
Speaker 3: Charge, mystic ecstatic almost.
Speaker 2: Charge, because it's the electrical charge that defies gravity that
Speaker 2: lets him be able to, you know, fly, And they
Speaker 2: use the wings just for direction.
Speaker 1: I thought they were just an Eiger merchant.
Speaker 2: Getting ready to read the Talmot for the tenth time.
Speaker 1: Doctor Manzo, do you muscle test plants?
Speaker 2: This is this is a great day. We should have
Speaker 2: more crazy days like this. This is good.
Speaker 3: Not not that way. I mean, I muscle test people
Speaker 3: and what plants they need, But I don't muscle test
Speaker 3: plants and see what they're thinking.
Speaker 1: All right, So question, is there a way to get
Speaker 1: rid of the pomas naturally are and how are they formed?
Speaker 1: Typically all right, So.
Speaker 2: The skin has a number of different layers like an onion.
Speaker 2: And when somebody's healthy and there's enough fat in between
Speaker 2: the layers and the person is hydrated enough, then when
Speaker 2: when you move the body, there's no friction between the
Speaker 2: layers of the skin. But when you run out of
Speaker 2: skin nutrients fat specifically Omega three essential fats, and or
Speaker 2: you're chronically dehydrated, which a lot of people are, you
Speaker 2: move the body and now there's friction between the layers
Speaker 2: of the skin where there shouldn't ought to be friction.
Speaker 2: And I am of the belief that it's that local
Speaker 2: friction that causes the generation of a lipomer. I think
Speaker 2: I think it's like a blister, but not but I
Speaker 2: think that's the mechanism. I think it's nutrient deficiencies and dehydration.
Speaker 2: How to get rid of on my I don't know
Speaker 2: that you can outside of surgery m hm, cosmetic surgery, right.
Speaker 3: I've seen I've actually had a few people get them
Speaker 3: dissolved with essential oils. Oh, really, a combination of lemon, grass, oregano, time, frankincense,
Speaker 3: and grapefruit essential oils and then use a carrier, something
Speaker 3: like a d mso so it can get down in
Speaker 3: there and they I've had a couple of people with
Speaker 3: slowly dissolved them.
Speaker 2: So lemon, grass, time, grapefruit, what else?
Speaker 3: Frankincense and oregano? Okay, and I don't remember what the delution.
Speaker 3: I keep trying to find my I had a sheet
Speaker 3: that I had the recipe for and I cannot find
Speaker 3: it anywhere. I'm like, where is it? FDA prop took it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: right there with my recipe because I had the percentages
Speaker 3: of how much. But you could probably do the math.
Speaker 3: Just look at a normal essential oil book and see
Speaker 3: how much you're supposed to loute. I mean you dilute
Speaker 3: it pretty big. I mean I think it's like only
Speaker 3: two percent.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, a lot of putinization. I worked there.
Speaker 3: Oil and the rest is too bad.
Speaker 2: Frankenscense comes from Frankenstein's you know, perspiration, because.
Speaker 1: That's target Frankenstein pheromones. Yeah, oh yeah, young Einstein was young.
Speaker 1: Frankstein was great. So Karen says, I still have that
Speaker 1: pain on my right side. It's not appendicitis. Billia is
Speaker 1: in pain, floating wearing a new pren workout band tightly
Speaker 1: to help any ideas and then she says, guessing it's
Speaker 1: no vary insists, but it's been several weeks.
Speaker 3: Well, that's right, you guys didn't figure out if it
Speaker 3: was a sister. I was gonna say, if it's related
Speaker 3: to appendicitis, did she apply the application in my book
Speaker 3: for that, which doesn't just work for a sitis. What
Speaker 3: it does is it clears the energy that's congested on
Speaker 3: the waste level so it can descend. So it really
Speaker 3: will help. Even though it's called the emergency for appendicitis,
Speaker 3: it will really help anything like liver, gallbladder, intestinal pain
Speaker 3: because it helps clear the waste level energy. There's in
Speaker 3: my book it's the Emergency Application for appendicitis.
Speaker 2: Okay, very good.
Speaker 3: So it does a lot more than just dependicitis because
Speaker 3: I think that's actually the functional energy restoration of first
Speaker 3: cycle energy, So it will help anything on waste level descend. Now,
Speaker 3: if it's an ovarian cyst, uh, that's probably not quite
Speaker 3: the same maybe, but that gets into other energy cycles.
Speaker 3: I think that would be different energy pathways. But you
Speaker 3: could try it and see what that does. That because
Speaker 3: if it's ovarian cysts and that's more of energy congested
Speaker 3: on the hip level, which would be different than waste level.
Speaker 3: But so that's different energy.
Speaker 1: We're it's so amazing how material manifests the same way energy,
Speaker 1: Like it's like a bottleneck. So if the energy is bottlenecked,
Speaker 1: then so too is the material. It's it's it's interesting
Speaker 1: to think about, but it doesn't make sense. Right.
Speaker 2: You can also try a fast, Karen, Like, if you
Speaker 2: can do a seventy two hour fast, that would be
Speaker 2: interesting because whenever, I mean, if it's an ovarian cysts,
Speaker 2: the driver, the physiological driver of an ovarian cyst formation
Speaker 2: is a deficiency in progesterone.
Speaker 1: But don't do the dreams and what and don't do
Speaker 1: the creams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't do the creams. So you want to upregulate
Speaker 2: your body's ability to manufacture hormones. So that would be
Speaker 2: with the diet high in cholesterol, the ninety essential nutrients,
Speaker 2: and the liver support because the liver regulates hormone.
Speaker 1: Gooders balance liver does Yeah, so the good liver support
Speaker 1: would be the one you're talking about, right, add to that.
Speaker 1: So speaking of which, let me let me just bring you.
Speaker 3: What to do for the hands on real quick before
Speaker 3: you go to the next thing. Then I think you
Speaker 3: would want to throw in a point twenty three in
Speaker 3: the book that's directly related to reproductive system, but hormones,
Speaker 3: and then the other one we point thirteen. So thirteen
Speaker 3: and twenty three would be the two points that would
Speaker 3: help the reproductive system and hormone production the most. Those
Speaker 3: are the energy points. So one is one one more
Speaker 3: time number thirteen ye, and then the twenty three okay, thanks,
Speaker 3: So those are probably the top two points that control
Speaker 3: the majority of reproduction, hormones, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I do this often too, whenever I hear other people
Speaker 1: ask doctor bonds and questions about the book, I wrote those.
Speaker 1: I write those down in case I need to go
Speaker 1: back to them myself. When I was having some issues
Speaker 1: with my eyes, between doctor Glidden and doctor Manzo, it
Speaker 1: cleared up, but I was having like I thought I
Speaker 1: was going blind after jogging around where they spray for
Speaker 1: these uh, these farming fields. One time I rode my
Speaker 1: bike around it had the same had a problem, and
Speaker 1: then this uh the other time is I was like
Speaker 1: creamy white goopy stuff in my eyes and it was
Speaker 1: lasted for like two weeks.
Speaker 2: It's all energy man m hm.
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to show you guys this real quick.
Speaker 1: So when doctor Glidden is referring to the nutrients and
Speaker 1: the healthy Foundation pack and the good herbs which you
Speaker 1: see right here, uh, you're going to find that at
Speaker 1: eiffelhealth dot com. And what we normally say is you
Speaker 1: can hit this to look at the stuff, but you
Speaker 1: should scroll down and call that number. And I think
Speaker 1: extension one on one, right, doctor Glyndon.
Speaker 2: Yes, extension zero zero one zero.
Speaker 1: Zero one, okay, zero one.
Speaker 2: Should I get this book? I mean should I? Is?
Speaker 2: There's a different book, right, there's a smaller book in
Speaker 2: this one, and.
Speaker 3: Then yea, the smaller book. Yeah, the smaller book is
Speaker 3: an ebook, and it's really made for the layman who
Speaker 3: doesn't want to know all the background, and it's really
Speaker 3: only design for you working on yourself. The big book
Speaker 3: teaches you how to work on other people and yourself.
Speaker 3: So and this big book is kind of like a textbook.
Speaker 3: So if you don't want a textbook style learning and
Speaker 3: you just want something really simple, that would be the ebook.
Speaker 3: And so it doesn't have everything the big book has
Speaker 3: in it, but it does have a majority of the
Speaker 3: stuff that you can do to yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming the e books on your site.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, And let me show you guys this real
Speaker 1: quick too.
Speaker 3: I'd like to do that.
Speaker 1: So if you're in any of the descriptions in any
Speaker 1: of the videos really doing and rumble, if we're on YouTube,
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Speaker 3: Yeah, when you go on the book there, it will
Speaker 3: give you a there's a dropdown then, you know, so
Speaker 3: you can select what style book you want. Okay, so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: click on the book and then see there's a drop
Speaker 3: down there. So there's the binder. That's the big book,
Speaker 3: and then there heads Healing Made Simple is the condensed ebook?
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 3: So it will have the price change and everything and
Speaker 3: a different picture of repair because it's one, yeah book,
Speaker 3: and one's the physical.
Speaker 1: You get the little kindle here showing it and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't get a kindle you just kidding?
Speaker 1: No, no, yeah, no kindle, no kid for twenty five bucks.
Speaker 3: Then the download the PDA. It probably should throw that
Speaker 3: disclaimerund there before someone tries to sue me for I'm
Speaker 3: not a kindle.
Speaker 1: So then just to show you what I got to
Speaker 1: the car, it should show the disc yacht and it does.
Speaker 1: The honey thing is in the way, but it says
Speaker 1: one of six versus the But I mean, look at
Speaker 1: this thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it has a little coupon code there that
Speaker 3: says Ballbusters.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yep, okay.
Speaker 2: So then the other thing, I just bought the E book.
Speaker 3: Oh great, nice, So there we go.
Speaker 1: So everybody's buying each other's books.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: And then Azure well over here, I'm ming the core
Speaker 1: copper for sure, and I haven't tried IP six yet,
Speaker 1: Coddler of Oil, all that good stuff. And uh, right now,
Speaker 1: I've got three bottles of the OSTEOFX coming my way.
Speaker 1: I just finished my first one. I sent one to
Speaker 1: my dad, and uh, I've been working out again without
Speaker 1: feeling like the energy throughout the day because I got
Speaker 1: the plant mental rules and I've got the OSTEOFX.
Speaker 3: I'm going to grab them.
Speaker 2: Oh. Also, you a smart to ye boy.
Speaker 1: I think I kind of have this thing where I'm
Speaker 1: kind of holding off on getting something from Azure well
Speaker 1: until they give me something that they're supposed to do
Speaker 1: a while back. So then then I'll order from them again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm trying to get that fixed.
Speaker 1: If humans are going to be an advanced life form,
Speaker 1: we need to tech to purify water at scale and
Speaker 1: on demand.
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is Star Trek. They had it figured out. No,
Speaker 1: they had communism figured out. That's what Star Trek was
Speaker 1: all about.
Speaker 3: Then you have the technology.
Speaker 1: Cal Yeah, Halid deck too, which is probably what we're
Speaker 1: stuck on. And that's why that's the black cube, right
Speaker 1: because we're not a holiday. Uh it was last while,
Speaker 1: but they but I don't know what that is. Seal
Speaker 1: buffet Okay, I got to catch up here. Fukushima grade
Speaker 1: seesaw suppression is profitable, indeed anti proton proportion, and several
Speaker 1: other research.
Speaker 3: Let's see, how are you guys adding those little quotes
Speaker 3: underneath your names?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, if if when you when you first enter in,
Speaker 1: there's another little box. I set it up for that. Uh.
Speaker 3: They were like, okay, let's check that out one day.
Speaker 1: Gary McKinnon, is that the guy who did the the hacking?
Speaker 2: Yes, Gary McKinnon, that was him.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he's still alive.
Speaker 2: Or the day okay, Yeah, he got the list of
Speaker 2: extraterrestrial officers and the names of the ships that they
Speaker 2: were on, and there was a lot of them.
Speaker 1: So Denver Ataway said something about like he guessed, like
Speaker 1: it's a password one two, three, four five, Yes, yes, right,
Speaker 1: I guy.
Speaker 2: I knew a guy that worked at the U in Edmunds, Washington,
Speaker 2: which is north of Seattle. There's a big Boeing production facility.
Speaker 2: That's where they make the planes. They've got these giant
Speaker 2: warehouses right where they make the jets.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I never want to be on a plane that
Speaker 1: sounds like a spring when it bounces like blinging.
Speaker 2: And I knew a guy that worked there. And the
Speaker 2: password to get into the Boeing mainframe forever, he told me,
Speaker 2: was forty seven and raining, because that is the the
Speaker 2: that is the weather in Seattle all the time.
Speaker 1: That is true. I lived there when I was in
Speaker 1: the Coast Guard. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh, no one would ever guess that.
Speaker 1: Oh, so Hope Springs Eternal said, Castor oil packs overnight help.
Speaker 1: I think she was talking to Careen about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Castor oil packs are really good. Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: they're underrated. I think they're very good. That was one
Speaker 2: of Eggert Casey's Big things. Wasn't it castor oil? I think?
Speaker 3: Is that where they came from?
Speaker 2: May? It was, Yeah, it was castor oil.
Speaker 3: And you it's about anything.
Speaker 1: Do you want to help clear up d MSO versus
Speaker 1: d MSA and with the differences? No? Okay, yeah you
Speaker 1: forgot about the.
Speaker 2: No, all right, I will some So I need a
Speaker 2: I need a whiskey sour or something today it's only
Speaker 2: two o'clock. Oh my gosh. So DMSA is a heavy
Speaker 2: metal key. Later and it used to be legal in
Speaker 2: the United States until lots and lots and lots of
Speaker 2: doctors started doing heavy metalkelation to help people get healthy
Speaker 2: because lots of people are well. Everybody has heavy metals
Speaker 2: in their body and it would be beneficial to remove them.
Speaker 2: So and I don't, i've i've so. It was right
Speaker 2: around nineteen ninety, right around the turn of the century,
Speaker 2: the Food and Drug Administration decided to make DMSA a
Speaker 2: prescriptive item, so you can no longer get it in
Speaker 2: the United States over the counter like you used to
Speaker 2: be able to just go to the you know, buy it,
Speaker 2: just like you can buy vitamin C.
Speaker 3: Right, It's like two thousand and six. Okay, I think
Speaker 3: it was because I remember we were using it at
Speaker 3: first at that clinic, the two doctors I was working with, yep,
Speaker 3: and then they couldn't use it anymore. And that was
Speaker 3: about the time I first started working with them. Was
Speaker 3: two thousand and five, two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: Well, that would make sense. It was right around then,
Speaker 2: and it was you know, why did they do that?
Speaker 2: Why was it all of a sudden not safe for
Speaker 2: public consumption? But was because it still is safe, but
Speaker 2: lots of people were using it to help people get better,
Speaker 2: and so that's why they removed it from the market.
Speaker 2: There's a company in South Africa that makes it now.
Speaker 2: You can get it now on my website. I've got
Speaker 2: instructions for how to use DMSA because you use it
Speaker 2: based on your body weight for certain amounts of time
Speaker 2: and then you stop. And it's like that. I got
Speaker 2: a whole protocol on the website and I tell you
Speaker 2: where to go in South Africa to buy it. DMSO
Speaker 2: is completely different. DMSO is a driving agent. It helps
Speaker 2: the body to absorb things if you use it topically.
Speaker 1: And just so people remember, this is the website and
Speaker 1: there's lots of valuable information on here you can go through.
Speaker 1: These are the protocols right here, right yeah, right there,
Speaker 1: medical insight and so I see the drop down now
Speaker 1: with medical insight and health Recovery of protocols are in
Speaker 1: the same bracket there. But if you scroll down here
Speaker 1: you might find what you're got going on. And uh,
Speaker 1: kidney stealings right there? Can I can I tell them
Speaker 1: the magic secret about that?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: All right? U z M as a k a corn silk.
Speaker 1: But it has to be in the alcohol to tincture.
Speaker 1: And I think it was called something women mother.
Speaker 2: What was it? I forgot? It was wise woman herbals
Speaker 2: wise women?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they uh it did it. They told me
Speaker 1: I was going to have to pass something that was
Speaker 1: about the size of a pencil eraser, and I said,
Speaker 1: I'm not in this lifetime.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you call it horn, we call it maze.
Speaker 3: So I have a question for doctor glynnon on your
Speaker 3: thing with cataracts. You have a NIX experimental formula there
Speaker 3: with the cayenne that drops that you can mix up.
Speaker 3: Have you have you gotten any feedback working it?
Speaker 2: It's it's got about a thirty percent success right so far? Okay, cool.
Speaker 3: I was wondering about that.
Speaker 1: Do you say cayenne, the cayenne powder.
Speaker 2: Cayenne pepper? So you put it, You dump a little
Speaker 2: bit of cayenne pepper like onto the counter somehow or
Speaker 2: into a contact lens case, and you separate like two
Speaker 2: of the weeny teeny grains of the cayenne pepper and
Speaker 2: you put that into the solution and then you wrench
Speaker 2: your eye with it.
Speaker 3: It's doctor had an herbal eye flush that was something
Speaker 3: very similar to that. Yeah, and of course you know
Speaker 3: his dust have been shut down now but he's passed on.
Speaker 3: But then they shut down his company.
Speaker 2: But yeah, years ago, this is I'm talking like when
Speaker 2: I was a teenager, there was a group of people
Speaker 2: going around the country promoting a I think it was
Speaker 2: Anne Wigmore's place in Cambridge. They were really heavy into
Speaker 2: wheat grass and colon hydrotherapy and they were also promoting
Speaker 2: this cayenne pepper eye wash. That was a long, long, long,
Speaker 2: long time ago.
Speaker 1: So what's the deal with sea moss? I know that
Speaker 1: there's that's a craze on social media, I mean a grands.
Speaker 1: It's all if you're not getting your nutrients, so you're
Speaker 1: not getting But isn't that like a lot of iodine.
Speaker 2: Isn't that Well, if you see moss, then you know
Speaker 2: your vision's good and it grows on the south side
Speaker 2: of the rock and ye, yeah, I don't know anything about.
Speaker 3: I think it's probably a fad. Yeah, I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: sure it has tons of different nutrients in it, so
Speaker 3: it's like which one.
Speaker 1: So it's the nutrients, it's not so much the sea moss,
Speaker 1: which makes perfect sense. What can I take for inter
Speaker 1: minute cludication? I was taking sil elshol silostazol.
Speaker 3: I think I said that right, but like light pain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So intermittent claudication usually happens in the extremities. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, formation in this like thrombo phlebitis right, plot
Speaker 2: formation and the extremities. The first thing to consider is
Speaker 2: that it's happening because of the poisonous poke. The second
Speaker 2: thing is it's happening because of the poisonous poke. And
Speaker 2: the third thing that's happening because of an essential fatty
Speaker 2: acid deficiency.
Speaker 1: You see the poisonous poke. Make sure people I just
Speaker 1: want to make sure people are caught that because it
Speaker 1: could be clotting because of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the number one side effect of the jab
Speaker 2: plot formation, either in the lungs or in the extremities.
Speaker 2: And you've seen the YouTube things of the clots they're
Speaker 2: pulling out of dead people.
Speaker 1: It's it's unbelievable speaking of MAHA and then recommending and
Speaker 1: still putting that on the schedule for children after all
Speaker 1: their failures and murders.
Speaker 2: And we're still waiting for the Epstein list.
Speaker 1: M right, I mean the lavel of I mean, look
Speaker 1: how many Look at how many people that may have
Speaker 1: had other issues going on, but you know, if they
Speaker 1: were in the system of you know, it's some kind
Speaker 1: of terminal illness or whatnot. Oh, there's one right there.
Speaker 3: These are little nice things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where they come.
Speaker 3: From, came from someone's body.
Speaker 1: I wish I could make that. Can I make that bigger?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm gonna have.
Speaker 1: Man, did somebody bring that to your office and show you?
Speaker 1: Or did you take those out of yep?
Speaker 3: From them Bomer?
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: And of course when I analyze them, I don't find anything.
Speaker 1: It's also biological.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's I think it's a nanotych life form.
Speaker 1: Is it mineral? Is it any mineral about it? Or
Speaker 1: is it just now, it's not like lead, it's not iron,
Speaker 1: it's not.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, I mean you just have like some heavy verticals.
Speaker 3: But I mean it doesn't have any natural biological things
Speaker 3: that you would think of as a clot like it is.
Speaker 1: There a heavy sodium content to it because it's apparently
Speaker 1: the thing strips sodium and coppy out of your body whatever.
Speaker 3: But I can still find out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, resistance is futile. It's borg technology.
Speaker 3: I mean them they look like little parasite things. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I coined that term nanotech life forms synthetic biology.
Speaker 3: It looks biological, but it's not that it's not.
Speaker 2: Oops.
Speaker 1: Oh so I didn't need to give you guys a
Speaker 1: time check. It's twelve A wait, is there any good
Speaker 1: with that?
Speaker 2: I'm good, all right? Oops, Like I got something at
Speaker 2: the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 1: Cops are in town today offering free fingerprinting for kids.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 3: I was going to say for that one person. If
Speaker 3: they're going to do hands on It's hard to know
Speaker 3: because there's a lot of points, but I most likely
Speaker 3: would work on the fifteens because the fifteens are probably
Speaker 3: the top of the list for a cardiovascular system. Think
Speaker 3: about this. Sorry, yep. Yeah, and they're also the point
Speaker 3: that allows the energy circulation into the lakes.
Speaker 1: That's fair.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would say fifteens would be the place to start,
Speaker 3: but there could be many, many other points for circulation,
Speaker 3: but that at top of the list.
Speaker 2: So in your methodology, doctor Manzo, how do you determine
Speaker 2: which points to work on in an individual client?
Speaker 3: M Well, there's a number of ways. One is kind
Speaker 3: of like homeopathy, where I'm doing case history and I'm
Speaker 3: looking at all the the correlations that we relate to
Speaker 3: the point, because just like homeopathy, each point has its
Speaker 3: own kind of like essence to it. Yeah, so you
Speaker 3: can kind of say, oh, if you have these symptoms
Speaker 3: and you're explaining these things, that that's this point over here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But then it's also okay, what's I can do the
Speaker 3: I can do muscle testing with electronic testing. A lot
Speaker 3: of times if the person's in person, I'll have them
Speaker 3: lay on the bed and I'll just lightly touch each point.
Speaker 2: And you can tell by the fact that you feel
Speaker 2: on your fingertips.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just by touching the points just just a few
Speaker 3: seconds from me. Now, I can usually tell there's a
Speaker 3: there's a change in the anatomy at that area of
Speaker 3: the body. So another words, instead of it being nice,
Speaker 3: impliable and stuff, usually you have it's really hard or
Speaker 3: it just feels like it would be painful. I don't
Speaker 3: know how I know it would be painful. Body can
Speaker 3: just tell kind of like a massage therapist which I
Speaker 3: used to do massage, you can just kind of tell
Speaker 3: like this would be an area that's painful, or you
Speaker 3: feel like a little bump, or sometimes the body is
Speaker 3: a little bit in the shape in there. You can
Speaker 3: just feel something like it's not right. This is not
Speaker 3: what the physical body normally feels like. They're So I
Speaker 3: touch all the points and I get an idea, and
Speaker 3: then I'll do different tests with the weight where I'll
Speaker 3: check do both legs weigh the same, do they weigh different?
Speaker 3: Do different areas of the underneath the body feel heavier
Speaker 3: or not? Usually wherever the most condensed energy is, it's
Speaker 3: going to feel really heavy. And then a lot of
Speaker 3: times what you can do then is if, especially if
Speaker 3: it's the legs or something, if you can find an
Speaker 3: area like normal resistance, how much resistance does it take
Speaker 3: for me to lift a leg Like I can barely
Speaker 3: lift a leg and then I'll go to different points
Speaker 3: where I think are congested, and when you hit the
Speaker 3: one that's really congested, the leg would be super light really,
Speaker 3: so you're by touching that point, you're turning the circulation
Speaker 3: back on, and all of a sudden the weight changes
Speaker 3: and you know, okay, that's the point causing.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, the congestion.
Speaker 3: There's all these little tricks to trade that we teach
Speaker 3: in the class. I think eventually what I'm going to
Speaker 3: do here is, Yeah, i think I'm going to work
Speaker 3: on a class for the average person for the ebook,
Speaker 3: for just self help work. Because we have the five
Speaker 3: day class, which I have now condensed into a three
Speaker 3: and a half day So the majority of the videos
Speaker 3: are online now, and people watch the videos and then
Speaker 3: they come and my phone keeps beeping and I don't
Speaker 3: know how to stop it. Now I think I might
Speaker 3: have put someone on hold, and I didn't know I
Speaker 3: put someone on hold, probably the front desk. Anyways. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so we reduced a five day class to a three
Speaker 3: and a half day class, so the traveling is as
Speaker 3: much and when they're here for three and a half days,
Speaker 3: it's primarily the hands on portion.
Speaker 1: You do want to enter zone and you get somebody
Speaker 1: out here that's going to be doing in class too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so you had one out here right now.
Speaker 3: I had one out here that was my first three
Speaker 3: and a half day class and it went very well.
Speaker 3: But I want to make a class that would just
Speaker 3: be for people working on themselves, just to go through
Speaker 3: maybe both books, and just give people the basic understandings
Speaker 3: they need to. This is kind of the flavor of
Speaker 3: this point. This is the top things this point does.
Speaker 3: This is the top things this point does. This so
Speaker 3: people have a framework of all, right, where do I
Speaker 3: go when I have certain problems because it's just it's
Speaker 3: just not possible put it.
Speaker 2: All on a book. And just so everybody knows, I'm
Speaker 2: changing my name to alf tav from now on. I'd
Speaker 2: appreciate it if you could address me correctly.
Speaker 3: I have a crazy idea though I don't know if
Speaker 3: how many lifetimes it would take, but I need to
Speaker 3: get doctor Glidd in the class because I think if
Speaker 3: the two of us really dug into this, we might
Speaker 3: be able to find correlations between the points and homeopathic remedies. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: I had a classical homeopathic lady come to one of
Speaker 3: my classes once This was years ago, and she was
Speaker 3: really good in classical homeopathy, and she kept saying, Oh,
Speaker 3: this is this remedy, and this is this I couldn't
Speaker 3: write it all down, but she was finding correlations like
Speaker 3: this is the same concept of this remedy over here.
Speaker 3: I'm just wondering if you could find the correlations, could
Speaker 3: you take the remedy then and rub it on the
Speaker 3: point and then hold the points and it'd be like, hm, imagine.
Speaker 2: If there is a correlation, then yeah, that would definitely
Speaker 2: work well.
Speaker 1: The fictacy signature, right, the energetics of it, that would
Speaker 1: mean the same thing. Right, you take the material thing,
Speaker 1: which would be the homeopathy, or you do the hands
Speaker 1: on to get the energy moving the same. It's probably
Speaker 1: the balancing, right, It's just about balance the boat.
Speaker 3: Time of work for somebody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it.
Speaker 1: Would be What do you guys think of nac any system.
Speaker 2: It's a We use it as part of a detox protocol.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing I use an acetyl systeine for.
Speaker 2: It's part of a seven day detox protocol. I forget
Speaker 2: the physiological mechanism and how it works, but it does
Speaker 2: help to mobilize certain crap. Out of the body. I
Speaker 2: forget how I'm good with it, but I wouldn't. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't use it as a daily supplement, right, I would
Speaker 2: only use it as part of a therapeutic detox. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: I was down that path when I was talking to
Speaker 1: doctor artists for a while. But a lot of things
Speaker 1: I was done the wrong path with that because of that.
Speaker 1: What's the best butter filter to use for drinking?
Speaker 2: Tap letter whiskey? Whiskey? There we go, drinking water, drink whiskey.
Speaker 3: As far as the cleanest, I mean, distilled is going
Speaker 3: to be the cleanest, right right, But then you don't
Speaker 3: have any minerals in it. But are you really getting
Speaker 3: minerals from water?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Just add your minerals back in. But if you want
Speaker 3: the cleanest possible, I mean, distilled is the way to go.
Speaker 3: M though, the best thing would be to distill the
Speaker 3: water and then restructure it and then add your mineral.
Speaker 1: Right right out of it. Exactly. Kenneth Wheeler, Bam.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you want that living water. You don't want dead water.
Speaker 3: It doesn't have any structure to it.
Speaker 2: But exactly so, how are you going to structure the water?
Speaker 2: You guys just put coconut water.
Speaker 1: In it, spin it through magnets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can actually do through a magnet spin and
Speaker 3: that will help. There's a way to structure the water
Speaker 3: will light too. Which actually if you have my home
Speaker 3: kit with the laser vials and there's a violin there's
Speaker 3: called m N multi nutritional so that has all the
Speaker 3: frequent to all your nutrients that you need. So it's
Speaker 3: giving you the software so your body can use the nutrients.
Speaker 3: It doesn't take place of taking nutrients, folks, So something
Speaker 3: mistaken that that you still have to take your nutrients,
Speaker 3: but it's giving you the software your body needs to
Speaker 3: handle the nutrients. But that vile actually helps structure water.
Speaker 1: Is this what you're talking about right? Uh?
Speaker 3: Yes, but that's the in the picture. There is a
Speaker 3: cycle point. Yeah, it would be that one with the
Speaker 3: kit there this one right here, Uh no coherent restore.
Speaker 3: It should be one that just his home kit.
Speaker 1: Okay, to me back up.
Speaker 3: This one one there is. It has a couple of
Speaker 3: different vials and they're one of the vials is called
Speaker 3: m N multi nutritional value violence and that actually does
Speaker 3: help with structureing in the water.
Speaker 2: So we would put that in the in the laser
Speaker 2: and shine it through into the into the bottle of water.
Speaker 2: Correct for how long?
Speaker 3: Probably about king twenty seconds.
Speaker 1: What if I did it overnight, it would run out
Speaker 1: of your battery.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it would just be a little bit stronger.
Speaker 2: But you know, somewhere I and I think it. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was you, it was either one
Speaker 2: of you guys, but somewhere somebody floated the theory that
Speaker 2: that's one of the things that they're doing the chemtrails.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, we talked about that shining of lights because
Speaker 1: using the sun to project through it and then changing that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the information that you're receiving through.
Speaker 3: It biophoto modulation or photo biomodulation, whichever.
Speaker 2: Way you want to say. Yeah, Yeah, it's an insane
Speaker 2: world and we're just guinea pigs.
Speaker 3: I think that's most plausible because you have plausible deniability.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even matter if it flips sticks out and
Speaker 1: gets in the tap water or wherever else, or if
Speaker 1: it's an accelerant for like, you know, for causing fires,
Speaker 1: you know, because of all the doesn't that part is
Speaker 1: as all, you know, extra bonus because as long as
Speaker 1: it's passing through the sun and getting to you. It's
Speaker 1: already changing the info from the sun to you.
Speaker 2: Change change, change, change, change is inevitable.
Speaker 3: It's almost I mean, if you want to think of
Speaker 3: it in another terminology or a different perspective, it's almost
Speaker 3: like using a corrupted form of homeopathy. People with all
Speaker 3: these remedies they don't need, right, what's going to have
Speaker 3: You're going to have approving and that proving is not
Speaker 3: going to be fun.
Speaker 2: It's not going to be fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chloe, are you missing it because we answered it
Speaker 1: like ten minutes fifteen, twenty minutes ago, because I stop
Speaker 1: yelling at us? Who I already answered? We already answered
Speaker 1: the question.
Speaker 2: Who is somebody yelling at you?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So what do I take for a minute quodication?
Speaker 1: We've already told you, so go back and listen.
Speaker 2: So, so for the intermittent clodication, it would be more
Speaker 2: water and a more omega three essential fats on top
Speaker 2: of the ninety essential nutrients and the reprogramming of your
Speaker 2: body to be able to use the nutrients with Monzo's laser.
Speaker 3: And doctor Bonzo taught about points. Yeah, you could try
Speaker 3: protalytic enzymes to break some stuff down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know if those work. It's in
Speaker 2: theory and on paper they work, right, Yep, I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's the problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the problem.
Speaker 1: So they're still asking about prescription medicine, so I think
Speaker 1: that they are new here.
Speaker 2: So I mean it's h is polycosinol. Yeah, never used it.
Speaker 2: That's an interest. That's a very good question actually. So
Speaker 2: and remember in this house, we are not advocates of
Speaker 2: fraction eated nutrition, which is large doses of single or
Speaker 2: double or triple nutrients. And that that was what every
Speaker 2: functional medicine doctor in the world recommended during COVID back
Speaker 2: and line. It's falling right. Boat loads of vitamin C,
Speaker 2: boat loads of zinc, boat loads of vitamin D. That's
Speaker 2: all you need. And that's not a good idea because
Speaker 2: it upsets the apple cart of the balance. So we
Speaker 2: use all ninety essential nutrients all the time. And on
Speaker 2: top of that, we do add ons, you know, like
Speaker 2: Nistel Systein. If you're going to do a seven day
Speaker 2: detox or DMSA or whatever in order to get the
Speaker 2: job done, but you have to have the foundation, which
Speaker 2: is why it's called the foundation pack. And now I'm
Speaker 2: going to start because I didn't know that you had this.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you popped on today's show. I'm going to
Speaker 2: recommend that people get the the laser and start using
Speaker 2: that to give the body the software that it can
Speaker 2: use to metabolize the nutrients. I mean, that's a home
Speaker 2: run as far as I'm concerned. Does this look swallen
Speaker 2: to you?
Speaker 1: They just finished hands in this question and again, and
Speaker 1: then she says, so what was the answer. I think
Speaker 1: maybe we just need to fleet you off it here.
Speaker 3: Well, we prefer not to use drugs exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, the whole point here is that they're not
Speaker 1: doing it right. They're suppressing symptoms with that, and oh yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe we should talk about that. So symptoms matter and
Speaker 1: where they develop. And the whole idea that you may
Speaker 1: you make up a label for something because it has
Speaker 1: a certain group of symptoms associated with it, and you
Speaker 1: call it this thing, this disease, and then there's a
Speaker 1: there's a cookie cutter cure for each one or whatever
Speaker 1: treatment for each one of them. That's a ridiculous way
Speaker 1: of looking at things because the diagnosis and the and
Speaker 1: the disease name is made up. Yes, how do you
Speaker 1: go ahead and say it? Everybody gets this that's the
Speaker 1: whole reason why. Like, well, there's so many reasons why
Speaker 1: shots are bad. You know, you're putting a hole in
Speaker 1: your body. You're not letting it pass through your digestive
Speaker 1: track to get rid of all toxins. There's all kinds
Speaker 1: of going directly into It's like why make an extra
Speaker 1: hole in your body?
Speaker 2: But well, medical doctors diagnose disease, they have no idea
Speaker 2: what causes it, they have no idea how to cure it.
Speaker 2: And holistic doctors diagnose treatments. There's a gigantic difference between
Speaker 2: the two. So it does not matter what the conventional
Speaker 2: medical doctor is calling it. It's irrelevant. The name of
Speaker 2: the disease gives us zero information for what to do
Speaker 2: to fix the disease. It's irrelevant. We diagnose treatments. And
Speaker 2: there's a gigantic difference between those two things, And which
Speaker 2: is why you should listen to us and fire your
Speaker 2: medical doctor immediately. I mean, because their track record is
Speaker 2: horrible and they're using substandard, juvenile, dangerous treatments. And Voltaire
Speaker 2: said it, best medical doctors are people who use drugs
Speaker 2: of which they know little to treat disease of which
Speaker 2: they know less in human beings of whom they know nothing.
Speaker 2: And on that note, I have to leave because I
Speaker 2: have a client in seven minutes. It's a pleasure hanging
Speaker 2: out with you guys.
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you so much. Good and I appreciate your time.
Speaker 1: And I'll go through the websites again and let my people. So,
Speaker 1: doctor Monzo, since I have you here, have you got
Speaker 1: even any thought? Is there is there something you want
Speaker 1: to do? Like every two weeks every week one time,
Speaker 1: like is today the day?
Speaker 3: Is this the time?
Speaker 1: Or are we going to be uhalth time? Right now?
Speaker 2: It's right? I hoping well.
Speaker 3: I mean Wednesdays are usually a better day, sometimes Fridays.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna have to look at times and see. Okay,
Speaker 3: if time doesn't matter then to me, like if you need.
Speaker 1: You, I can work around you.
Speaker 3: So we might be able to do early shows. Of
Speaker 3: course that doesn't help for viewers, but I mean if
Speaker 3: it's recorded and you can come back and do it,
Speaker 3: then that's fine.
Speaker 2: Hey that works.
Speaker 1: So so what's early for you? Because we have like
Speaker 1: a three hour time difference, So if you say seven,
Speaker 1: that's like four for me.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking like ten o'clock.
Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, I can do that.
Speaker 3: So unless something changed my schedule and see the days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my daughter isn't here until eight before she goes
Speaker 1: to school, so I wouldn't be able to be on here.
Speaker 1: Get in your hair combed by mom. This is a big,
Speaker 1: big room, so this is where everything gets done. The
Speaker 1: breakfast here and all of that stuff too.
Speaker 3: So so it be unless I can keep and that's
Speaker 3: somehow I can keep clearing my schedule on Wednesdays at
Speaker 3: this time, which then would be cool because I just
Speaker 3: you don't have two competing shows on the same day.
Speaker 3: Oh no, we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Watch Wait, I've got to give it this that goes
Speaker 1: to doctor Glinton. Here he is. Thanks, that's good Glinton.
Speaker 1: There you go, and Merry Christmas to all and to all.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: So I have a couple of things I want to
Speaker 1: show people real quick, and I wanted to have you
Speaker 1: explain as well. Maybe I can do it this way.
Speaker 1: It's probably better so just some people can see it
Speaker 1: if you're If you're here, you can get the ninety
Speaker 1: Essentials Life Health. You can also go to my website.
Speaker 1: And there's another way of doing it to leave a
Speaker 1: big farm behind one that's for doctor Glinten's membership website.
Speaker 1: Doctor Monzo said, you're gonna be making one too, right
Speaker 1: so soon?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm hoping to do something similar all right.
Speaker 1: So the best one right now, because I know you
Speaker 1: had updates, is it doctor bonzo dot com? Is that
Speaker 1: the Is that the way because I'll start adding that
Speaker 1: in here.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, that's still right now the best because you
Speaker 3: can get to almost everywhere with that website.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the other way to do that is if
Speaker 1: you can't you forget about stuff, the one landing page
Speaker 1: for everybody would be my website, and then you can
Speaker 1: go to doctor Glidden. Here you go to doctor Mozo's
Speaker 1: site from the one on the left and I don't
Speaker 1: even know if you need this code anymore, but it's
Speaker 1: there if it does, if you need it. And then
Speaker 1: to the right of that is yeazure well and there's
Speaker 1: a kip on of BB five there the whole food
Speaker 1: multi vitem and is something I'm going to be picking up.
Speaker 1: I've used the Alaskan cod liver and I guess you
Speaker 1: know you have two different sizes, right, you have a
Speaker 1: bigger capsule.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we finally changed that to the Alaskan cod
Speaker 3: liver oil because before it was Atlantic Oh okay, and
Speaker 3: we have a really good show. I think it's on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Azure well has a YouTube channel, and we had an
Speaker 3: interview with one of the guys who's been working in
Speaker 3: the industry for a long time. But it's probably one
Speaker 3: of the cleanest because this comes from the sea bring
Speaker 3: nitrogen field see YEP, which is out in Alaska. So
Speaker 3: what they do is as soon as they catch the
Speaker 3: cod and bring it on the boat, the immediately flash
Speaker 3: freeze it and then as soon as they get to
Speaker 3: the harbor, they're immediately processing it, cleaning out the cod
Speaker 3: liver and then uh, it's nitrogen field in the capsules,
Speaker 3: so there's virtually oxygen getting in and it's I think
Speaker 3: we have like three different organizations that test our oils.
Speaker 3: It's probably the most highly tested oil out there. And
Speaker 3: it's just so clean it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. So the beef liver capsules, that's another way
Speaker 1: to get your copper too, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well supposedly, Yeah, more binding is most beef liver
Speaker 3: doesn't have hardly any copper anymore. Although I did just
Speaker 3: a new source from. Where does everyone get their beef
Speaker 3: fliver now from is it Argentina or it was one
Speaker 3: of those countries. Oh, no, that knows New Zealand. I
Speaker 3: think it's New Zealand. Is it grass fed grass uh
Speaker 3: raised beef flivver? And it was the best I've tested
Speaker 3: so far. And I checked for the copper content and
Speaker 3: it actually did have a little bit. So I was like, hey,
Speaker 3: what do you know we've found maybe they started feeding
Speaker 3: their animals some copper or put the copper back in
Speaker 3: the soil.
Speaker 1: Are you what are you testing with now that you
Speaker 1: don't have the quest flour? Like, how do you do
Speaker 1: you test that stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We use a bile meridian.
Speaker 1: Are you are you going that direction anyway?
Speaker 3: Q five is what we use, is especially from bile light,
Speaker 3: very similar. I'm throwing around the idea of getting another
Speaker 3: quest for it's been you know, it's been over a
Speaker 3: year now since the raid, right it was like May
Speaker 3: seventh or something. So we still have heard absolutely nothing
Speaker 3: from the prosecutors. They only even seem to be interested
Speaker 3: in talking to the lawyers. We never received any cease
Speaker 3: or desist.
Speaker 1: Would they just bac asally walked in there and stole
Speaker 1: everything like they did with that guy with the vitamin
Speaker 1: B and shut him down.
Speaker 3: Quest four has not had any issues. They haven't had
Speaker 3: any of their practitioners. No one has come out after
Speaker 3: any of them. They're still selling all over the world.
Speaker 3: So I'm sitting here going why. I just actually was
Speaker 3: sending a message up to my lawyers again, like why
Speaker 3: should we not get another one and start doing it again?
Speaker 3: Like they didn't tell us anything was wrong with it.
Speaker 3: I mean, they took a lot of things, and I
Speaker 3: mean some of the things they took they shouldn't even
Speaker 3: took because it was already approved by themselves, which is like,
Speaker 3: you stupid idiots. You took something that's already approved by
Speaker 3: you on your own website.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't know if there's like they don't sell
Speaker 1: the rules of law and they don't treat people like
Speaker 1: they have real rights when they want to shut people
Speaker 1: down because it's it's a fake system that's supposed to
Speaker 1: make you feel comfortable and feel good about their being justice,
Speaker 1: but there isn't could just try to exercise it, right,
Speaker 1: So I don't know if you're going to get it back,
Speaker 1: but I hope you do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So right now, I feel like by being too
Speaker 3: cautious and not getting another one. We're just doing what
Speaker 3: they wanted us to, which was shutting us down.
Speaker 1: Right, makes sense?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's like, well, you know, if you're not going
Speaker 3: to do anything and you're not going to tell us
Speaker 3: what the problem was, then it's not like it's an
Speaker 3: illegal device, So why don't we just get another one?
Speaker 3: You know, start back.
Speaker 1: Can you explain to me and the people listening, what's
Speaker 1: the difference between and this is it's in big bold
Speaker 1: letters here, but when people are looking at whole food
Speaker 1: vitamin C and the amount that they would need to
Speaker 1: take if it is whole food versus the thing that
Speaker 1: people think is vitamin C, but it's not.
Speaker 3: It's a sort ofic acid.
Speaker 1: It's a yes, pharmaceutical compound of like what is it
Speaker 1: CRN starch and hydrochloric acid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sometimes sometimes it's other. But I was hoping I
Speaker 3: see if I had my pictures in here. I don't
Speaker 3: know if I have pictures to hold them up.
Speaker 1: Let me go back to you.
Speaker 3: But so the problem is is we say whole food
Speaker 3: vitamin C or we say whole food nutrition. So what
Speaker 3: we're talking about is nutrients that actually come from the
Speaker 3: whole food. Okay, so you're using the whole food in
Speaker 3: the nutrient and you're getting everything. So let's say, uh,
Speaker 3: vitamin C is naturally occurring in oranges right now, cherries.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get the citric acidic acid, all all all
Speaker 1: these things not just isolating.
Speaker 3: With like so then when you get the whole food
Speaker 3: or the whole sea nutrient, the outside shell of it
Speaker 3: is a sorbic acid, and then inside you have like
Speaker 3: the jain p factor, you have bioflavonoids, you have there's
Speaker 3: the asorbic acid. There is a copper in the center.
Speaker 1: Copper is important part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so you have all these things naturally occurring
Speaker 3: in whole food sea, but with this orbic acid, it's
Speaker 3: literally only the outside ring. Which then what happens is
Speaker 3: that they're basically using it as a pharmaceutical. Right it's synthetic,
Speaker 3: and they're forcing your symptoms. I call it symptom delusion,
Speaker 3: So they're forcing your symptoms in the body so you
Speaker 3: feel better taking it. But at the same time, it's
Speaker 3: going to have an affinity to bind with things that
Speaker 3: it's naturally supposed to be bound to. So one of
Speaker 3: the things that's going to do if you take too
Speaker 3: much synthetic vitamin Z is it's going to pull out copper.
Speaker 1: Right because been copper there anyway, because should have already
Speaker 1: had the bond and it would have done that exactly.
Speaker 3: So that's what doctor Glitterin was talking about with one
Speaker 3: of the things we see very common now besides the
Speaker 3: fact that if you do the high dose synthetic vitamin D,
Speaker 3: the high dose synthetic vitamin C, and high dose zinc
Speaker 3: all fractionated nutrition and all most of it's synthetic, you're
Speaker 3: going to see a major crash in your energy levels
Speaker 3: because it's it's going to destroy your mitochondria energy. Because
Speaker 3: mitochondria energy works based on the right nutrients with copper, iron, magnese,
Speaker 3: retinol all working together that make your energy, your energy
Speaker 3: is gonna crash. You're gonna have all these symptoms they
Speaker 3: call long haul COVID and a lot of people now
Speaker 3: are getting the cataracts.
Speaker 1: Oh that's the zinc right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because the zinc and the the high dose synthetic C
Speaker 3: and D pull out your assential nutrients like copper selenium,
Speaker 3: which related to cataracts. Oh yeah, the synthetic D will
Speaker 3: destroy your retinol where you know for the retina you
Speaker 3: mean you need. But that's uh so is animal vitamin.
Speaker 1: A is lanolin considered synthetic D? I think all of
Speaker 1: the D three is synthetic, right, yeah, usually, so that's
Speaker 1: come from sheep wool. And that's really gross when you
Speaker 1: see that process and it.
Speaker 3: Has been radiated and yeah, it's they scraped the grease
Speaker 3: off of the it's so gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So you can get a food based D, you know,
Speaker 3: like you can find D and cod liver oil. You
Speaker 3: can find it in some mushrooms, you can find it
Speaker 3: in some allergies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, you can find it all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some people do get the natural form of D.
Speaker 3: I mean the best is obviously being out in the
Speaker 3: sun because technically D is a hormone and not a vitamin.
Speaker 3: But they just the pharmaceutical companies started calling it a
Speaker 3: vitamin so they could sell it to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, And it says, well, the market is
Speaker 1: inundated with vitamin C products. Many contain synthetic acerbic acid
Speaker 1: or derivatives, such as calciumsorbit magnesium misorbe or suity misorbate.
Speaker 1: Contrary to widespread belief, these lab engineered potters often source
Speaker 1: from genetically modified corn sugar cannot replicate the full nutrient
Speaker 1: spectrum of natural whole food vitamin C. But that that
Speaker 1: idea and concept goes for everything that they call a
Speaker 1: vitamin that you're getting in a cheap fashion at the
Speaker 1: grocery store, because they're not they're not concerned with all
Speaker 1: the things that make it. Why it's like this is
Speaker 1: why it's because everything's together in the way it's supposed
Speaker 1: to be naturally. When you start pulling parts away from it,
Speaker 1: it's like, here, here's your lego set, but here's a
Speaker 1: piece over here is a piece over there. You know,
Speaker 1: it's like.
Speaker 3: And the assorbate part is really dangerous with the Another
Speaker 3: thing I was learning about this is when you take
Speaker 3: the natural whole food See, it's actually an antioxidant, very powerful.
Speaker 3: But when you take only the asorbic acid, there's a
Speaker 3: life span on that on how quickly it gets converted
Speaker 3: and used up in the body. And once that time
Speaker 3: is spent, which is very fast, it actually turned into
Speaker 3: a free radical. Oh, because it doesn't have all the
Speaker 3: other properties that are naturally occurring in the whole seat.
Speaker 1: If you think about this, it all makes sense, right.
Speaker 1: It's everything, because if things are trying to go back
Speaker 1: to their normal state all the time, like things trying
Speaker 1: to be at rest, So when you pull things apart,
Speaker 1: they're trying to bond back to the things that they
Speaker 1: belong to, and when they can't, they do things like
Speaker 1: what you just said. Then they created free article right,
Speaker 1: perfect sense.
Speaker 3: Then you have the symptom delusion. So a lot of
Speaker 3: people take stuff and they go, well, I felt better
Speaker 3: taking it. Well, of course you did, because it's forcing
Speaker 3: your symptoms in an opposite direction, but it's not treating cause.
Speaker 3: And if you do that for too long, eventually you're
Speaker 3: gonna have other deficiencies and something else is going to break,
Speaker 3: and then you usually won't make any correlation between the two.
Speaker 1: Is this the woman holding up my check? I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: That is Susan, But she's probably gonna be the one
Speaker 3: that has to fix it now because someone was probably
Speaker 3: supposed to do that and it got dropped between the
Speaker 3: The good thing is it's keeping track of everyone who
Speaker 3: uses your code, but that code is not getting sent
Speaker 3: over to the payment department to write a check, so
Speaker 3: the information is there, so that's the good thing.
Speaker 1: So Christen usually comes from like the skins or the
Speaker 1: rind of a c a just fruit, right, yep, and
Speaker 1: that's a that's that's.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: I think they said in high dose like children shouldn't
Speaker 1: have like shouldn't have cursed. That's what I was told,
Speaker 1: Like cherstan can make his child's stomach upset and things.
Speaker 3: You probably don't want high doses, and you probably don't
Speaker 3: want it for we have pills non whole food. So
Speaker 3: like a lot of times, we have to label all
Speaker 3: these things independently on the label. But then when you
Speaker 3: look at what it's made from, you realize it's coming
Speaker 3: from the alma fruit and the I thought this one
Speaker 3: was a combination of the olmah, and we're using the
Speaker 3: cherry in here. Oh no, we're using the rose hips.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So then once you realize that's naturally occurring from that fruit,
Speaker 3: then that's why the milligrams is so low.
Speaker 1: Because yeah, and it makes it naturally occurring there, and
Speaker 1: they don't need as much when you have it naturally
Speaker 1: occurring because it's yeah, exactly, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and a lot of labels, you know, sometimes I
Speaker 3: think it's like on our full whole food one because
Speaker 3: someone was confused on the vitamin C, it will say
Speaker 3: a psorbic acid, but then it says from food. And
Speaker 3: so what people don't realize is sometimes the FDA and
Speaker 3: stuff requires you to use the scientific name, and the
Speaker 3: scientific name of vitamin C now is a sorbic acid.
Speaker 3: So then that's confusing. And if you don't put in
Speaker 3: parentheses a big, long, stupid explanation which you don't always
Speaker 3: have room for, how is the person going to know?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: And it's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's their way of driving everybody back to their
Speaker 1: to their delusion, to their illusion, I mean.
Speaker 3: And then there's another form too, where people actually take
Speaker 3: a sorbic acid that is derived from a food. So
Speaker 3: they take the orange, they take up the vitamin C,
Speaker 3: and then they pull the asorbic acid out of that
Speaker 3: and then they put them in a bottles. Still not
Speaker 3: as good because it's still fractionated, but at least it
Speaker 3: wasn't synthetically made in a laboratory.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then yeah, because then that's a pharmaceutical by by
Speaker 1: it by its very definition, even though they called it
Speaker 1: vitamin when they do it that way. So yeah, copper,
Speaker 1: we were just moving over here because we were talking
Speaker 1: about the copper in the in the vitamin C. Now
Speaker 1: we have the key mineral here that promote energy, combats
Speaker 1: persistent fatigue into I saw the cereal plasm video over
Speaker 1: there with Susan on it. That's a that's getting right
Speaker 1: into the territory of what's his name? Helped me out here?
Speaker 3: I forgot.
Speaker 1: You're you yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah morally yeah. So,
Speaker 1: I mean that's they're talking about ATP energy mitochondria, that
Speaker 1: type of thing, right, and kind of like the like
Speaker 1: what would you call that, like an energy cell the
Speaker 1: body or what would you what would you call it? Like,
Speaker 1: it's not battery battery maybe, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, that would be more of the mitochondria. Mitochondria
Speaker 3: Crial plasmin is a protein enzyme antioxidant. So it's actually
Speaker 3: probably the most important protein enzyme in the body that
Speaker 3: they don't talk about, just because when you find out
Speaker 3: how many things it actually does, it's just like mind blowing,
Speaker 3: and of course they don't talk about it, and they
Speaker 3: don't actually have a good form of a test. Morley
Speaker 3: was just talking. I was talking to him not long ago.
Speaker 3: I think he said this on some podcasts now recently,
Speaker 3: But he found out there's a special type of cereal
Speaker 3: plasma tests that you can get done that tells you
Speaker 3: the full functionality of your serrul plasma. And they do
Speaker 3: it for animals. It's like an eight dollar test, but
Speaker 3: you can't do it for humans because it's not allowed
Speaker 3: by the FDA. And if we were doing that test,
Speaker 3: we would know a whole lot about your health.
Speaker 1: Well, of course, they don't want you to know about
Speaker 1: it because they deny nutrition wholeheartedly. It's all about drugs
Speaker 1: and that's all about you being stupid and your body's
Speaker 1: going to break, just like doctor Clinton says.
Speaker 3: So we cover a lot of that in that video there.
Speaker 3: So if you go to that YouTube video, that's me
Speaker 3: and Susan talking about why cerrel plasm it's iportant. I
Speaker 3: think so that might have been the short one she did.
Speaker 3: There's a longer one on YouTube that's me and her
Speaker 3: and we actually talk about serrural plasma and why it's important.
Speaker 3: I do a pretty deep dive on it.
Speaker 1: So is the is the channel called Azure Standard like
Speaker 1: their their core company, or is there Azure.
Speaker 3: Well like it's Azure Well on YouTube. Okay, I think
Speaker 3: it's like the Azure Well podcast or something interesting. I
Speaker 3: do one teaching a month on a different system of
Speaker 3: the body. Oh nice, and then what nutrients azure makes
Speaker 3: that can help that system. So sometimes I get into
Speaker 3: the energy stuff and so it's it's pretty informative for
Speaker 3: people to to watch those.
Speaker 1: You know, this is the first time I've seen turmeric,
Speaker 1: well maybe not the first time, but seeing turmeric route
Speaker 1: without the what they call that, the black pepper extract.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know the reason why. And I don't
Speaker 3: know why it doesn't say on the label, but it
Speaker 3: says it on our powder. We have a turmeric ginger
Speaker 3: powder and it says fermented turmeric ginger powder. Okay, well,
Speaker 3: so the type of turmeric we use is fermented, and
Speaker 3: when you have the fermented tumeric, you don't need the
Speaker 3: black pepper to make it bioavailable.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Yep, it's actually a lot more more bioavailable way being fermented,
Speaker 3: which only makes sense.
Speaker 1: Piperine, is that what I'm thinking of?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think they call it piperine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, very cool. And I just wanted to
Speaker 1: show you this with people because you know, you could
Speaker 1: tell somebody, hey, you need this, you need that. Maybe
Speaker 1: that's something that all people need. Sometimes. But the expedition
Speaker 1: I think helps for me because I want to I
Speaker 1: want to know the why you know, and and the
Speaker 1: how and why it's different and what makes it and the.
Speaker 3: Reason we made that one. I mean a lot of
Speaker 3: these supplements are, you know, additional things. As doctor Glippon
Speaker 3: was talking about, we have the ninety central nutrients, but
Speaker 3: then most people have such copper deficiencies and they don't
Speaker 3: realize how important it is. It's like, you really need
Speaker 3: extra copper. Yeah, but you wouldn't just take it by itself.
Speaker 3: You would take the ninety assumption nutrients and then you
Speaker 3: add the copper with it, and then yes, it's a
Speaker 3: game changer, just like everything.
Speaker 1: And like, honestly, like if the way I look at
Speaker 1: it too is like if I get the plant to
Speaker 1: ride minerals and the full humic acid from you, then
Speaker 1: I'm I'm better off. You know, I got both.
Speaker 3: Different variety of minerals most likely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then and then in addition to that, if
Speaker 1: I have the ASCOFX, then maybe instead of one one
Speaker 1: month doing the uh the tangy tangerine, I get the
Speaker 1: whole food vitamin from you, and I would pretty much
Speaker 1: fill that gap, right, and I mean just.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so when you look at uh, when you look
Speaker 3: at azure for if you want to do the ninety essential, yeah,
Speaker 3: compared to longevity, you would do the whole food and
Speaker 3: multi mm hmm, the cod liver oil. That's where you're
Speaker 3: gonna get your epas right right fulver humic minerals or
Speaker 3: the replacement basically for plant derive minerals. And then the
Speaker 3: IP six would be your calcium magnesium phosphorus. If either
Speaker 3: I passed, it would like your osteo FX. So those
Speaker 3: four are the equivalent, but they're more in the whole
Speaker 3: food form.
Speaker 1: Do you get the same amount of magnesium absorption when
Speaker 1: do you do the the IP six? Yes, you do,
Speaker 1: all right, so it must be the third page already.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think mind just ran out and we have
Speaker 3: our new version coming out, which is you actually have
Speaker 3: a direct source now I'm looking for something, so we're
Speaker 3: able to cut out the middleman. So our price on
Speaker 3: the IP six is going to go down, which is
Speaker 3: really great. Actually, just talked to the the world's professional.
Speaker 3: His name is doctor h. Sam Sudan. Doctor Sam Sudan
Speaker 3: has been studying IP six and ance TULL since like
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty two, So it was really cool talking to
Speaker 3: him and his research, and he told me the inside
Speaker 3: story is on why like the NIH and the n
Speaker 3: C stuff never really accepted i P six as anti cancer.
Speaker 3: So what happens is the i P six with the
Speaker 3: anaceotol has the ability to make cancer cells undifferentiated again
Speaker 3: or or differentiated. Right right, Yeah, I understand me because
Speaker 3: people who understand or don't understand, most of your cells
Speaker 3: become differentiated, and that's your body telling your cell, you're
Speaker 3: going to make this, be different be this. You're going
Speaker 3: to be a bone cell, you're going to be a
Speaker 3: heart cell, you're going to be a muscle cell. And
Speaker 3: so they're given a job, and then that cell goes
Speaker 3: and does its job. Cancer cells are undifferentiated. So you
Speaker 3: can like a bunch of rogue people who are just
Speaker 3: sucking off of the government and not writing anything for
Speaker 3: for your culture, for your for your nation. They're sucking
Speaker 3: up all your stuff, they're multiplying, and they're not doing
Speaker 3: anything for the body. They're just going rogue.
Speaker 1: There's really i P.
Speaker 3: Six actually helps them become differentiated and to stop de
Speaker 3: And what happened is the when they did their research
Speaker 3: on that these the Cancer Institute and the NIH They said,
Speaker 3: you're right, it does strength to tumors, but it doesn't
Speaker 3: kill cancer. Therefore it's not YETI cancer. So it's not
Speaker 3: good enough that it changes the cancer cells into non
Speaker 3: cancer cells. It has to kill the cancer. In other words,
Speaker 3: what they're telling you is it's not poisonous enough, right.
Speaker 3: All drugs have to be poisonous, right definition.
Speaker 1: It Isn't it funny that you know, a lot of
Speaker 1: times they say that the reason why a tumor develops
Speaker 1: in the first place is because your body's trying to
Speaker 1: put something, wrap something around a toxin that it can't
Speaker 1: get rid of. So if it's making the tumor smaller,
Speaker 1: it means it's getting rid of the toxin that's in
Speaker 1: the center of it, right at least in that in
Speaker 1: that type of cancer.
Speaker 3: So that's another thing one of the main things we
Speaker 3: use IP six for. Besides you get your calcium, your magnesium,
Speaker 3: your phosphate. Is it pulls out unbound iron. And if
Speaker 3: you don't get iron, if you don't have too much
Speaker 3: iron in the body, you're not going to have parasites.
Speaker 3: So you know, all this focus now on all cancer
Speaker 3: or parasites, well, not always but terasites. There there has
Speaker 3: to be food.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing that I always always bos me.
Speaker 1: It's like just because you like, they land on something
Speaker 1: that is true, sometimes they try to make it blanket
Speaker 1: and it's like just credit themselves, Like, no, sometimes it's this,
Speaker 1: sometimes it's that. But there could be a common way
Speaker 1: to fix both, and maybe there isn't. Maybe you need
Speaker 1: two different things. But the point is is like when
Speaker 1: you say it's always this, it's always parasites, it's always
Speaker 1: toxins that your buddy can't get rid of, it's always radiation.
Speaker 1: It's like it's not it's not though, it's not always
Speaker 1: all those things.
Speaker 3: No, And now they're finding out more and more that
Speaker 3: a lot of cancer cells have high amounts of iron
Speaker 3: in them.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: In fact, you know, the uh there was a delivery
Speaker 3: method they came up with for cancer cells to deliver
Speaker 3: chemo and radiation to the cancer cell by using sugar
Speaker 3: because obviously cancer cells up take the sugar and then
Speaker 3: they get killed by the radiation. Well, you know, they
Speaker 3: found a new way of doing it. They use iron
Speaker 3: with the radiation or the chemo, and then the cancer
Speaker 3: cell uptakes the iron and then the radiation is released
Speaker 3: or the chemo is released.
Speaker 1: As parasitic, doesn't it Because you're thinking about the sugar,
Speaker 1: like and you get the cravings. That's usually parasiticuse.
Speaker 3: Now, the funny thing is the medical community has it
Speaker 3: backwhich because they're thinking, oh, cancer cells need iron, and
Speaker 3: it's like, no, the cancer cell has too much unbound
Speaker 3: iron in it and that's why it's sucking it up.
Speaker 3: Just like cancer cells don't need sugar. They feed off
Speaker 3: the sugar. It's like, duh, folks, you just figured it out.
Speaker 3: There's probably another reason why the IP six works with
Speaker 3: cancer so well is probably because it pulls up the
Speaker 3: unbound iron, so you should be you don't want unbound iron.
Speaker 3: You're iron is supposed to be bound the minerals, and
Speaker 3: unbound iron means it's not bound the minerals, so it
Speaker 3: gets into your tissues not supposed to be there, right, So.
Speaker 1: Fatigue, fatigue and uh, you know, m soreness and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, that should diminish if that is actually the
Speaker 1: problem you're having, If it's un by an iron and
Speaker 1: you take IP six, if that's what's actually causing it,
Speaker 1: could be other things but if it is that, if
Speaker 1: that's what's causing it, you should start to feel better
Speaker 1: from that, right.
Speaker 3: So IP six also has another amazing function besides only
Speaker 3: pulling out the iron you don't want, it leaves the
Speaker 3: iron you're supposed to have. It does the same thing
Speaker 3: with calcium. It will break down calcium deposits in the body,
Speaker 3: kidney stones, things, and then put the calcium and stuff
Speaker 3: back into your bones and teeth and knows. Also kind
Speaker 3: of like a superfood. It used to be found naturally
Speaker 3: occurring in our grains and in all nuts and seeds.
Speaker 3: In fact, plants need IP six for germination.
Speaker 1: So it makes sense that there'll be different types of
Speaker 1: magnesium in here, because I was told magnesium is kind
Speaker 1: of like the the general that order that that kind
Speaker 1: of directs where the calcium goes and how it goes there.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 3: So I think a lot of the gmost is the
Speaker 3: manipulation of this. I actually asked him about that, and
Speaker 3: he was very impressed. He was like, yes, you're right.
Speaker 3: He's like, there's a whole body of scientists who want
Speaker 3: to try to eliminate IP six from all seeds with
Speaker 3: genetic engineering, and it's like I don't even know if
Speaker 3: plants would work because you need it for germination. But
Speaker 3: if you think about it, GMO seeds don't reproduce.
Speaker 1: That's true. They clone, right, don't They take those? Any
Speaker 1: clone them from?
Speaker 3: And then you know they do that, so you have
Speaker 3: to keep buying them every year. So if you're the farmer,
Speaker 3: you get screwed while you're screwing the rest of your
Speaker 3: country using cheap crap that's not food.
Speaker 1: It's just so brown rice that I'm looking at.
Speaker 3: What is Yeah, so it naturally occurring in rice. I
Speaker 3: don't think. I don't know if rice is the highest
Speaker 3: content of IP six, but it's one of them. So
Speaker 3: that's where we get it from. Is we get it
Speaker 3: drived from rice from Japan actually, because they have the
Speaker 3: cleanest source. You can't trust China and you can't really America.
Speaker 3: So I mean in America is growing rice organically?
Speaker 2: All right? Well?
Speaker 1: Who's who's doing anything organically honestly? Because there used to
Speaker 1: be a different type of label when I was a
Speaker 1: little kid, and I remember it said pesticide free. It
Speaker 1: didn't say organic, which is like legal least, because that's
Speaker 1: based on what your what's your definition of it, so
Speaker 1: you can wiggle your way out of it. You can
Speaker 1: still use chemicals on your plants and call it organic
Speaker 1: because that doesn't really mean anything. Anything that hasn't that's
Speaker 1: or you know, anything that's living is organic. So it's
Speaker 1: like it's a it's a nice funny way to uh.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: And that's why you find like on that one that
Speaker 3: has the label that as a non GMO project. So
Speaker 3: a lot of times you have to find these agencies
Speaker 3: that are actually good that actually have to verify it. Now,
Speaker 3: we found one problem with a lot of our products.
Speaker 3: A lot of our products are not certified organic and
Speaker 3: non GMO because the vegetable capsules are not certified organic
Speaker 3: even though we know they are, And if the capsule isn't,
Speaker 3: you're not allowed to mark the whole thing as organic.
Speaker 1: What a lame ass way to speak.
Speaker 3: So yes, because we have people ask us a lot
Speaker 3: it's like why doesn't this say you organic? It's like, well,
Speaker 3: actually it is, but we can't because of the vegetable capsule. Yeah,
Speaker 3: even though the source that we know we're getting the
Speaker 3: vegetable capsule is organic, they haven't paid the money to
Speaker 3: get it approved as organic. And if you do, then
Speaker 3: I freak. I think each capsule goes up like six cents,
Speaker 3: So imagine six cents per capsule.
Speaker 1: It's a lot. That's ridiculous, that's insane.
Speaker 3: So I mean, this is you know, it's it's it's
Speaker 3: money and bullshit.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing. I think the only IP six
Speaker 1: that I'm seeing right now on the site is the
Speaker 1: one that is the capsules, and that's not the one.
Speaker 1: You kind of want the free form powder, don't you
Speaker 1: because of the amount that you're going to be taking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a therapeutic dose which is at least one scoop, Yeah,
Speaker 3: to really do what you wanted to. And most people
Speaker 3: today we start off with two scoops just because when
Speaker 3: you start pulling out that unbound iron, if you start
Speaker 3: getting symptoms, you're actually not taking enough because you need.
Speaker 1: To get kicking enough okay, because you're right, okay, you're
Speaker 1: loosing it up, but you're not clearing it out type
Speaker 1: of correct.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 3: So we start most people at two scoops today, which,
Speaker 3: if you did the capsules, that's sixteen capsules. It's just
Speaker 3: not worth the costs for the capsules unless you're on
Speaker 3: a you know, maintenance program. And you don't need much.
Speaker 3: I still do the scoop myself.
Speaker 1: It's not worth the gut problem either of like having
Speaker 1: a swallow sixteen capsules and that's just the one supplement.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know, yeah, so that Yeah, you're better off
Speaker 1: with the scoops with the powder free form.
Speaker 3: But we should be able to significantly drop the price
Speaker 3: because we have a direct connection now to Japan.
Speaker 1: Nice you got to you got a little runner like
Speaker 1: somebody who is back and forth for you. It's on
Speaker 1: your back. Yeah, so that's cool. So hopefully that I'll
Speaker 1: come back up on there soon with the what is
Speaker 1: this part of you too? Did you do any of this?
Speaker 3: This not the soaps? Well, actually I did test the
Speaker 3: number of the different soaps for them a long time
Speaker 3: ago to see which ones were the cleanest and stuff
Speaker 3: tea tree, But I don't have anything to do with
Speaker 3: those other than just making sure that they don't have
Speaker 3: any junk in them.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 3: But we did find some really cool Is that your
Speaker 3: daughter right here in the background, No, there's some kids
Speaker 3: running down the ramp. I have my windows. That's nice.
Speaker 3: But I think we finally found a good company to
Speaker 3: make some authentic liquid herbals. So we are working on
Speaker 3: that right now. We're hoping that will be a thing soon.
Speaker 3: There's a number of products that I formulated that we're
Speaker 3: working on. There's a methylation formula. There's a frequency imprints
Speaker 3: for people who use devices like the Quest who want
Speaker 3: to program the water with frequencies. I have a gut
Speaker 3: formula I did. We have a whole bunch of different
Speaker 3: protalytic enzymes coming out soon for breaking down different things
Speaker 3: like sinus congestion or cardiovascular or cloths or so. There's
Speaker 3: a bunch of stuff we've been working on, but it's
Speaker 3: just we haven't been able to get anything to materialize
Speaker 3: this year.
Speaker 1: But doctor Monzo, you don't have a special magic wand
Speaker 1: with But they call it the struck. Then they didn't
Speaker 1: call it structure. What the hell do they call it?
Speaker 1: Coherent water in it? It was magically through this crystal.
Speaker 3: Thing called the ass one or something wasn't something.
Speaker 1: It was basically a Lemma Ana Lemma, Yeah, the figure.
Speaker 1: She's the most popular chick on her block.
Speaker 3: Oh man, No, I don't have no magic wands.
Speaker 1: Speaking of speaking of frauds, good old uh Andrew Kaufman,
Speaker 1: I never heard that kind of ruined the whole freaking
Speaker 1: uh what they call that thing? Uh in like they've
Speaker 1: they brought stup Peters in there. Oh yeah, yeah, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, come on man, it's like, yeah, why don't
Speaker 1: you just bring the agents in the uniform if you're
Speaker 1: going to do that.
Speaker 3: We have so much misunderstanding out there and misinformation now.
Speaker 1: So reserve it's all in retinal. I've always said sometimes
Speaker 1: I've looked at one and thought it was the other.
Speaker 1: I was kind of curious about that. What does what
Speaker 1: do you find the reserves all? And usually what is
Speaker 1: that usually found in besides Japanese that weed?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's usually what it comes from, all right, primarily.
Speaker 1: I've seen it in other products. I just kind't remember
Speaker 1: what it is. But when you're getting when you're taking
Speaker 1: the antioxygen, okay, it's really powerfubly in my accident yep.
Speaker 3: So it's really good for cardio basketla health and antioxygen's
Speaker 3: all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Cool. It's so it's natural absorption through fermentation, all right.
Speaker 1: So then they were talking about, oh, the retinal that's
Speaker 1: in the cod litve oil.
Speaker 3: Yeah, retinal is an animal vitamin.
Speaker 1: A okay, and that's super super important.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the plant based vitamin A is beta carotene, right,
Speaker 3: which technically your body can convert beta carotine into retinal,
Speaker 3: but you need so much beta keratine and you need
Speaker 3: a healthy functional liver to do that that it's like astronomical,
Speaker 3: like you just people aren't getting the retinal. And then
Speaker 3: you have you know, you have all these opsins in
Speaker 3: the body that are related to the light neural obstains,
Speaker 3: which then it's the light on the eye stimulating your
Speaker 3: body to make hormones. Oh and a lot of those
Speaker 3: options work with your retinals. So there's this whole option
Speaker 3: retinal neural pathways in the body that relate to hormone
Speaker 3: production and all this stuff. And that's why they don't
Speaker 3: want you being in the sun and they don't want you.
Speaker 1: So there's there's literally a core relationship between a retina
Speaker 1: and a retinal in in that sense. That's interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then in nature you find that the retinol
Speaker 3: is usually ten times the amount of D, So your
Speaker 3: body is stimulated by sunlight to make hormone D and
Speaker 3: it activates retinal in the body, so you don't make
Speaker 3: the retinol but it activates the retinol in your body
Speaker 3: when you're in sunlight. Which is why I have a
Speaker 3: big problem with holding most of the medical research because
Speaker 3: when they're trying to say, oh, this is all vitamin D,
Speaker 3: it's like, how did you isolate the A? Yeah, most
Speaker 3: of the stuff they say D is responsible for. I
Speaker 3: actually really think it's.
Speaker 1: A vitamin A that makes sense and it Wow, there's
Speaker 1: something else I was gonna I was gonna go with there,
Speaker 1: but I kind of lost my train of thought. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: so what the hell kind of damage is things like
Speaker 1: that hel a monster venom o zempic doing that that
Speaker 1: like severs people's retinas over time, It like weakens it.
Speaker 1: It gives them gas. Geophoresis all this stuff, but it
Speaker 1: actually messes up your eyesight. Yeah, it's like, yeah, and
Speaker 1: imagine what that does your home.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The other thing that's really interesting about retinal is it's
Speaker 3: the only form of vitamin A that actually coats the
Speaker 3: gastro intestinal track.
Speaker 1: Dude, these are super cheap now and.
Speaker 3: Prevent the body. Oh yeah, we have a much better
Speaker 3: We have a much better deal now because we're cutting
Speaker 3: out all the middlemen and we're going directly to sorce.
Speaker 3: We're trying to get azure to a point where they're
Speaker 3: actually manufacturing everything themselves.
Speaker 1: Cool. Uh.
Speaker 3: But the the retinal protects the gut from bad bacteria.
Speaker 3: They've actually done studies all the different vitamin ease and
Speaker 3: it's the only one that helps prevent bad bacteria from.
Speaker 1: You know what I think. I think that goes back
Speaker 1: to the the cleomotorfret microzyme again probably like if it's
Speaker 1: if it's being if it's in it, if it's in
Speaker 1: an environment that changes, it will respond to the change
Speaker 1: and it will create whatever it needs to eat, whatever
Speaker 1: toxins in this environment to try to stabilize it. If
Speaker 1: it gets the signal. And this is where I think
Speaker 1: this these uh, you know, all this technology that we
Speaker 1: have on these dishes and everything else can signal and
Speaker 1: trigger or the light like you're saying with this, uh
Speaker 1: with the spring like, whatever mixes up that signal can
Speaker 1: make it think that your body's about to decompose, so
Speaker 1: it starts helping that process along. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know. You know there's one other thing I want
Speaker 1: to ask you about with the with the tumor thing.
Speaker 1: When we were talking about the cancer and I P six.
Speaker 1: Have you ever heard of the I think it was
Speaker 1: Bush's his last name, that the well Zach Bush. I
Speaker 1: know about him because of the uh him using the kit,
Speaker 1: the the Cyanide kit to help people that have the
Speaker 1: kooties nineteen. Like that's what you're talking about, right, the
Speaker 1: guy from Hawaii.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so. Yeah, yeah, So there's the gut
Speaker 3: stuff too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The the what do you call it? False placebo theory,
Speaker 1: false false pacibo false placenta theory about tumors and the
Speaker 1: different types of pancreatic enzymes that would shrink a tumor
Speaker 1: are the same things that stop the the the placenta
Speaker 1: from growing. It triggers a placenta two grow when pregnant
Speaker 1: and then how when to stop it comes from the
Speaker 1: pancreas and they use these same pancreatic enzymes. It would
Speaker 1: actually stop the and reverse the what do you call it?
Speaker 1: The tumors sometimes from from growing. Isn't that That's in
Speaker 1: one of doctor Glinton's old old videos. I saved it
Speaker 1: on my on my bit shoot channel. Yeah. I thought
Speaker 1: that's pretty I don't know if it's the same.
Speaker 3: Method, but I always thought that the pancreatic enzyme worked
Speaker 3: so well because it broke down the protein coating or
Speaker 3: the coating on the cancer cell. So then you could
Speaker 3: get inside and start killing all the stuff and get
Speaker 3: stuff out. But I don't know that'd be really interesting
Speaker 3: to look into. There's so much stuff you don't know that.
Speaker 3: But that's why the two highest sources of your retinal then,
Speaker 3: because it's retinol comes from animal source is going to
Speaker 3: be your beef liver and your cod liver oil. And
Speaker 3: when you think of a lot of the ancient diets,
Speaker 3: they were big and beef liver and cod liver oil.
Speaker 1: Yeah, better times back then too, you don't thorry about
Speaker 1: all the depletion.
Speaker 3: I think retinol is misoverlooked. In fact, I wonder if
Speaker 3: that's one of the few nutrients that youngevity is overlooking
Speaker 3: and their ninetieth central because they're assuming that you're gonna
Speaker 3: convert that beta glut beta the Baker care team and
Speaker 3: it's like, well what happens if you're not converting it?
Speaker 1: So just so people know, and that's why I used it.
Speaker 3: Alaskan cod liver oil instead are just other EPA because
Speaker 3: a lot of other fish oils don't necessarily have a
Speaker 3: high amount of retinal, so you're getting your EFAs and
Speaker 3: you're getting the retinal and a little bit of deep.
Speaker 1: You definitely put a whole lot of thought into this,
Speaker 1: and that's why I like having you on, so you
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Speaker 3: So yeah, yeah, think of anything right now.
Speaker 1: Alrighty well, I appreciate you.
Speaker 3: We will have some good news and we're gonna move
Speaker 3: forward with maybe opening some stuff back up here. Oh good,
Speaker 3: I'm I've been doing all kinds of crazy research. I mean,
Speaker 3: I have my my mind's going and you have. Later
Speaker 3: this year, we're gonna have a lot of stuff to
Speaker 3: start releasing.
Speaker 1: And awesome, well hopefully that we'll have a we'll have
Speaker 1: a set time. We can dance between Wednesdays and Fridays
Speaker 1: to see that too. It's fine with me. A sal
Speaker 1: Plasm video was a phenomenal Karen said.
Speaker 3: It explains a lot, and it explains a lot.
Speaker 1: Oh, is there a good replacement for foot potter? Tim
Speaker 1: Matt would ask, do you want to ask that? Real quick?
Speaker 1: Foot powder? I guess that for itch? Is it for
Speaker 1: like fungus, which foot powers?
Speaker 3: You're talking like baking powder for the theater?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I P six is super beneficial, but it's pretty expensive
Speaker 1: ly now, so I only do one scooped and that
Speaker 1: every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why. Well what I was told for Meager,
Speaker 3: since we had this direct line now is it was
Speaker 3: going to be a pretty significant price reduction because they
Speaker 3: try to we really try horror to provide people the
Speaker 3: best price for these quality supplements. I mean, we could
Speaker 3: be charging two or three times this much for someone.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, especially when you go through this this great
Speaker 1: length to get at everything's uh, non gmo and whole
Speaker 1: food and all that. That's that's insane.
Speaker 3: But we want everyone on IP six, so we're trying
Speaker 3: to get it to the lowest and because right now
Speaker 3: there's only like one or two other companies doing it,
Speaker 3: and we have to go through one of them. So
Speaker 3: they basically kind of have a monopoly, which we're gonna
Speaker 3: bust open. Good good because everyone indre.
Speaker 1: So toll to tate is what they said for the
Speaker 1: foot potter? What is it for?
Speaker 2: Though? Is it for? Up right? Now? I have?
Speaker 3: That's a lot sounds familiar. Is that like a type
Speaker 3: of a synthetic over the counter anti fungal agent used
Speaker 3: to treat fungal skin injections like athletes foot?
Speaker 1: Okay, tough act and enacted. Just spray it kidding? It
Speaker 1: doesn't work though, so.
Speaker 3: Under other names like connect then okay, see I know, then.
Speaker 1: Just p on your foot. I heard that works.
Speaker 3: You need to do is you have to address the
Speaker 3: root calls, which is usually a fungus overgrowth. And if
Speaker 3: your fungus is if the fungus is growing on the skin,
Speaker 3: it's internal.
Speaker 1: It's internal.
Speaker 3: That's miscontent that's coming out. Yeah, So if you keep
Speaker 3: killing off with keep coming back because you haven't killed off,
Speaker 3: what's internal.
Speaker 1: So if you have like a tonao that's greening or
Speaker 1: growing thicker rather than longer, that's all funkal right, that's
Speaker 1: all fungal jesus. So that means there's something inside your
Speaker 1: body that's happy. Yep, maybe it's all that black mold
Speaker 1: that I'm sucking up.
Speaker 3: So that would be more of a situation where you
Speaker 3: would probably have to contact us the clinic. I'm trying
Speaker 3: to think of Azure as a I don't know if
Speaker 3: we have a really good fungus formula on Azure yet.
Speaker 3: We have some things, maybe like the garlic immune, but
Speaker 3: usually with fungus. I really like there's a number of
Speaker 3: different ones. The name is really powerful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, nothing use on plants to get rid of
Speaker 1: like aphids or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, party article is really powerful cat's claw. We do
Speaker 3: have a formula I think it's called fung x and meldex,
Speaker 3: and we have.
Speaker 1: I have your parasite sprain that you.
Speaker 3: Eb f bile light is really good. You had the
Speaker 3: pairaway right paraway, Yeah, yep, that's the one that bioll
Speaker 3: light makes for parasites. And then they make one that's
Speaker 3: for bacteria and fungus. Well they call it VBS, bacteria,
Speaker 3: fungus virus whatever. Yeah, it is phenomenal for bacteria and fungus.
Speaker 3: VBF defense by bi all light, and we sell that
Speaker 3: or you could. I don't know if you can buy
Speaker 3: directly from bio Light. I think they might only sell
Speaker 3: to practitioners.
Speaker 1: What a great salesman tactic, right, it's it's it. It
Speaker 1: prevents leprechaun and unicorn bites virus. Guarantee you you won't
Speaker 1: get bitten by it with unicorn or a lever gun.
Speaker 3: The Bookieyman formula. There we go. We need to get that,
Speaker 3: oh man. So it's tricky with the fungus because there's
Speaker 3: a lot of things you have to do to get
Speaker 3: rid of the fungus, and sometimes it's better to actually
Speaker 3: test the person to find out what type of fungus
Speaker 3: because different funguses relax different. Like you can have slime molds. Oh,
Speaker 3: you can have meldew's, you can have fungus, you can have.
Speaker 1: I think they come in with the tapwater, the freaking
Speaker 1: orange stuff. I don't that's in your water already. Yeah,
Speaker 1: is that what it is?
Speaker 3: Mhm? You said, Well, so like a slime mold would
Speaker 3: be like if you ever go to like a you know,
Speaker 3: like all you can eat restaurant and you see like
Speaker 3: the vegetables and the fruiture becoming slimy that's slime mold
Speaker 3: that comes yeah, developing. Sometimes in the meldews, you'll see
Speaker 3: it grow, like in the mulch.
Speaker 1: If you see any sitting water, or like if you
Speaker 1: have like one of those trays where you dry your
Speaker 1: dishes by the sink, at least with our tap water,
Speaker 1: you gotta clean it all the time because you'll get
Speaker 1: the orange slim mode right there, right there.
Speaker 3: Some people classify some types of microzymas as molds, but
Speaker 3: I think that's based on their transitional phase. So the
Speaker 3: different types of molds react differently to the different herbals.
Speaker 3: So sometimes it's better to get yourself tested to find
Speaker 3: out what's in the body before we know which one's
Speaker 3: gonna work best. So we don't always know which one's
Speaker 3: gonna work. Oh, the other one was graviola. Oh our
Speaker 3: top five things or usually like party arcle, graviola, name
Speaker 3: cat's claw. I thought there was one more I mentioned,
Speaker 3: and now I'm forgetting. I got the graviola in there,
Speaker 3: and I forgot the other one. But those are usually
Speaker 3: your top uh fungus killers, warm wood kind of works.
Speaker 3: It's usually better for the parasites.
Speaker 1: But and tim if if all out fails you can
Speaker 1: go d and they'll just take out the bone. Saw.
Speaker 1: Oh cured. You don't have a foot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you just treat, keep treating the foot, it's
Speaker 3: never going to go away because you have to get
Speaker 3: rid of what's coming out. You're probably overloaded in the body,
Speaker 3: which means you probably have too much iron and they're
Speaker 3: living off the iron.
Speaker 1: Get a bunch of these, just get every one of
Speaker 1: them if they have, and then when doctor Gooden tells
Speaker 1: you you need to get this, them's like, oh got
Speaker 1: it here, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 1: I went talking about this with doctor Gooden for a
Speaker 1: long time about how I guarantee you because of the
Speaker 1: whole idea of law of potentization where there's really not
Speaker 1: anything left of it there that it has to be energetic,
Speaker 1: and that would mean that they both of your methods
Speaker 1: are doing the same thing energetic wise. Right, it's either
Speaker 1: you take the thing or you set the pathway itself
Speaker 1: with the touch and tada. It's crazy, crazy, amazing, wonderful, inspiring,
Speaker 1: and yet it's sad that nobody will not only well,
Speaker 1: not only will they not even understand that sometimes, but
Speaker 1: they will always default whenever there's they're a little anxious
Speaker 1: they're going to default back to the devil that they know,
Speaker 1: which is pretty pretty devilish.
Speaker 3: That's that's so true. It's I think it's really sad
Speaker 3: to see how many people I have come in contact
Speaker 3: with from if you want to call them, frontline doctors
Speaker 3: who just the big names out there on social media
Speaker 3: right now, and how many of them I have had
Speaker 3: conversations with, and now they're back to their same nonsense
Speaker 3: of selling a bunch of synthetic nonsense that's never going
Speaker 3: to work.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why you will.
Speaker 3: How many people I have coming in to see us
Speaker 3: now that tell me I did X, Y and Z's
Speaker 3: protocol and I haven't gotten any better. And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: because everything you did probably just completely disorded your copper,
Speaker 3: your retinos, through your irons, through the roof, your weaponized nanotech.
Speaker 3: It didn't do anything for it. All these people telling you, oh,
Speaker 3: you can get rid of weaponize pathoge and nanotechnology with
Speaker 3: these supplements.
Speaker 1: I had nothing against the guy on a personal level,
Speaker 1: but I just couldn't. I couldn't be propagating the same
Speaker 1: stuff from doctor artists anyonere after especially after he you know,
Speaker 1: you guys met talked, and he's still taking the synthetic
Speaker 1: route with all his fraction in nutrition supplements and the
Speaker 1: flavor of the week. You gotta get, you know, methylene blue.
Speaker 1: You got to get freaking this food trade hydrogen peroxides.
Speaker 1: Like did he ever talk about nutrition ever once?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Not really, not real nutrition.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's sad that people are out there selling all these
Speaker 3: products that are very questionable, right, and they're always and
Speaker 3: the thing is that other person that has that big industry.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to mention the name, you know who
Speaker 3: I am. There's another guy has all these products out
Speaker 3: there and keep products or nutrients in all the products
Speaker 3: is super charged sixty. It's like, well that carbon fuel
Speaker 3: for weaponized pathogens that make synthetic biology in your body.
Speaker 3: You're just feeding them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're basically you're basically using almost like a graphine
Speaker 1: type of thing, right, That's what it is, right, And.
Speaker 3: They say it's natural, But uh, I've tested a lot
Speaker 3: of his products and they.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about Mercola or Zelenko?
Speaker 3: No, I'm talking about Global Who you know he's with Otters?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, gotcha? Yeah, so it's yeah group No, okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't know he did his own thing. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I know you're talking about Elie.
Speaker 3: Eli group has a whole global healing Oh he doesn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't even look into that.
Speaker 2: Okay, I met I met them.
Speaker 1: They were they were nice enough, like I said.
Speaker 3: But I think he's making a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1: Or just now, why why didn't they consult with you?
Speaker 1: Why didn't they have you in this? But doctor Monzo
Speaker 1: on there because you would conflict with all this ship
Speaker 1: that they have skin in the game with, because they're
Speaker 1: making money off of all these things that don't work.
Speaker 3: He's selling another like bioactive copper or something, and it's
Speaker 3: like he's just claiming it's plant based copper. It's not.
Speaker 3: You can't find that form of copper anywhere in nature.
Speaker 3: It's just like, I don't know where you're getting this from,
Speaker 3: but that is not bioavailable copper.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if it's not the break copper, it's the wrong copper.
Speaker 1: And if that's the wrong copper, it's bad for you.
Speaker 1: People say copper is poisons. Yeah, metallic. If you don't
Speaker 1: don't eat pennies, think you're gonna feel better, that's not
Speaker 1: gonna work.
Speaker 3: It's metabolic toxicity, which people don't understand, which is the
Speaker 3: same thing as well. If you do a drinking contest
Speaker 3: and you drink too much water and you die from water, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can kill yourself drinking too much water. But don't
Speaker 3: come out and tell me water is toxic. That sounds stupid.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, you can take anything too much and
Speaker 3: kill yourself. It's like, duh, that's not a bog toxicity.
Speaker 3: It's not because the substance was toxic. It's because you
Speaker 3: took too much or the wrong type and your body
Speaker 3: can't keep up. But you know, I don't know. People
Speaker 3: don't know how to think through this stuff today, and
Speaker 3: it's just so disorganized because you have all these talking heads.
Speaker 3: No one understands nature apathy and the true nature of
Speaker 3: how nature cures and the principles. So when you hear
Speaker 3: these people you don't know and they're selling you the
Speaker 3: synthetic stuff, and then they give you all the testimonies
Speaker 3: and people, oh, I feel great on this stuff, or yeah,
Speaker 3: you feel great because it's forcing your symptoms. But eventually,
Speaker 3: in a year or two you crash and then you
Speaker 3: wonder why, and it's like, well, you listen to the hype, that's.
Speaker 1: Why yeah, and then you're all crowded up with a
Speaker 1: bunch of other problems and a bunch of other gunk.
Speaker 1: They got to now find the right person to get
Speaker 1: rid of that, otherwise you're down a really dangerous path
Speaker 1: and to fix that you're done.
Speaker 3: On doctor Glidden's site, but I think one of his
Speaker 3: foundational videos like intro videos to everything, and he talks
Speaker 3: a lot about he has a number of quotes about
Speaker 3: medical research and how basically most of it's just bys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, the problem is a lot of these people
Speaker 3: are reading medical research and they think they're going to
Speaker 3: actually tell you the truth in medical research, and so
Speaker 3: in a lot of the papers they will say, well,
Speaker 3: the dude, the answer for the nanotechnology is a sorbic
Speaker 3: acid or eedt A And they're like, oh, see they
Speaker 3: published what the cure was, Like, no, they didn't, you idiot.
Speaker 3: They write nonsense in there.
Speaker 1: See the rocket seller funded nih freaking study told you
Speaker 1: how to fix the thing that they're trying to kill.
Speaker 3: You with, hoping that you would actually latch onto it.
Speaker 1: Right, because it'll just exacerbate the problem and accelerate what
Speaker 1: they're doing.
Speaker 3: It's a catalyst sucking on Satan's tity. It's like, well,
Speaker 3: well you're getting from Satan melk any good, that's the
Speaker 3: thing they have to say. It's like, no, that doesn't work.
Speaker 1: This is one of the like I couldn't understand when
Speaker 1: doctor Artis was embracing this this Jonathan Otto. I think
Speaker 1: it's just some rich kid with with you know, that
Speaker 1: can help get them where they want to go or whatever.
Speaker 1: But the whole thing with the drink in your own
Speaker 1: pea that came from an NIH study, I'm like, this
Speaker 1: is this is this is a ritual that they do
Speaker 1: in Satanic ritual abuse. Ritual abuse, yes, right, so if
Speaker 1: they if they tricky to do that. There's they're sitting
Speaker 1: here laughing at you and you're thinking that you're getting
Speaker 1: stem cells. It's like, there's better ways to live life.
Speaker 3: All you're getting is a homeopathic. You're getting the frequencies
Speaker 3: of what's in your body. And that's the only reason
Speaker 3: why it seems beneficial to anyone, Right, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, why drink your own urine when you
Speaker 3: can actually get a real homeopathic and you don't have.
Speaker 1: To drink your urine and tell people all over the
Speaker 1: world that you do but.
Speaker 3: The idea that it's uh sterile and there's nothing bad
Speaker 3: in it. It's like, no, it's not. There's actually medical
Speaker 3: tests to test impurities in your.
Speaker 1: Urine, right right, yeah, yeah, the whole idea that it's sterile.
Speaker 3: And then then it's an elimination organ.
Speaker 1: Right, So if your body is getting rid of what
Speaker 1: they call quote unquote stem cells, if they're literally actually there,
Speaker 1: then there's something wrong with them. Otherwise they wouldn't still
Speaker 1: be in your body.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know why if I don't understand the
Speaker 3: anatomy of the kidneys. It's like the kidneys literally reabsorb
Speaker 3: everything your body needs and then it eliminates the waste.
Speaker 3: So this what they're getting is they're getting a homeopathic
Speaker 3: remedy I think, and they're getting a frequency based remedy
Speaker 3: of what's in the body and that's why they feel
Speaker 3: better doing it. And it's like, well, there's so many
Speaker 3: better ways.
Speaker 1: To do that, right, tastier ways too, I'm sure.
Speaker 3: I mean maybe if I was in the desert and
Speaker 3: I was like I had to drink something, right, but
Speaker 3: what christ sake, you don't filter that. Now there's tons
Speaker 3: of people like me and doctor Glitten you can go
Speaker 3: to and you can get a remedy that would be
Speaker 3: the same thing.
Speaker 1: So here I just come up with something. So I
Speaker 1: have a question about graphene versus charcoal versus wood burning
Speaker 1: or whatever. Does all that have this the the what
Speaker 1: do you call it? The potentiality of being a problem
Speaker 1: because of the tech that's around, because you would they
Speaker 1: always show you making the filter with like you you're camping,
Speaker 1: you have the coal from your fire already, that the charcoal,
Speaker 1: you break that up into pieces and you filter the
Speaker 1: water that you're getting from the stream. Is that I mean?
Speaker 1: And that's in that situation you got a way the
Speaker 1: pros and the cons. But if you're making something like
Speaker 1: that tech graphinge or is that just graph fight? Is
Speaker 1: that not even anything?
Speaker 3: Is like what is Yeah, that would be different. I
Speaker 3: think the activated is different.
Speaker 1: Than the graph Okay, yeah, so ifing wood then it's
Speaker 1: not really it's not really the same thing as like
Speaker 1: a bucket ball obviously.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes you wonder what they're doing with the
Speaker 1: transport in these shots too, right if it's if it's
Speaker 1: not dina beads, what are they wrapping with lipid nanto particle? Well,
Speaker 1: obviously probably something that's round that has a space where
Speaker 1: you could fill it up with, right, so it'd probably
Speaker 1: be like a bucket ball, and that would also be magnetic,
Speaker 1: so if you get the right frequency through it, you
Speaker 1: can split it open and release the payload whenever you
Speaker 1: want it to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's actually a magnetic graphine oxide.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how they could show the things though it's
Speaker 1: tumbling when they're moving around and weaving around and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I forget there's like graphine oxide. There's a magnetic
Speaker 3: graphine oxide, and then they're all what was the other one?
Speaker 1: It wouldn't take because they're super light, they're super tiny, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I forget what it was. In my own research,
Speaker 3: I was researching it and I found there was like
Speaker 3: four or five types of graphine oxide that they make
Speaker 3: synthetic nanto graphine oxide. And it's like, oh, so you
Speaker 3: have different types. Well, isn't that what spyons are? You've
Speaker 3: heard spyons. Let's see, let me get it. Spy Ons
Speaker 3: super paramagnetic iron iron oxide nanoparticles they call them. Spy
Speaker 3: ons are tiny magnetic nanoparticles with a wide range of
Speaker 3: applications in medicine and beyond. And they look like a
Speaker 3: little round ball. The key characteristic is they become magnetized
Speaker 3: when a magnetic field is applied, but they lose their
Speaker 3: magnetism when the field is removed. This makes them useful
Speaker 3: for targeted drug delivery, magnetic resource imaging, and other biomedical applications.
Speaker 1: When is there not a magnetic field somewhere, your body
Speaker 1: gives off one. This microphone gives off one. This phone
Speaker 1: gives off of anything that's electronic gives off a field.
Speaker 1: Your body does. So if it's inside you, it's always
Speaker 1: gonna have a field around it.
Speaker 2: What the.
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can? You can mix IP six with the
Speaker 3: with the youngevity cocktail. I don't se why not?
Speaker 1: All right, well, doctor Manzo, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: your time. I greatly appreciate it. I hope everybody learns
Speaker 1: something today from doctor Gluden and doctor Monso, and I
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Speaker 3: All right, sounds good?
Speaker 1: All right, thank you sir?
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