Speaker 1: And suspension.
Speaker 2: I think water.
Speaker 1: Actually, the only thing I want is a good old
Speaker 1: fashioned recipe. That's all I want.
Speaker 3: Mmm, let's see how those questions. Is there a detox
Speaker 3: cleanse if you got the zippy zapp in your arm?
Speaker 1: No way?
Speaker 3: Yeah that's right. Heay, seeing we told you is gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I don't think it's that simple. I think
Speaker 2: you have to do a number of things. It's not
Speaker 2: just like just take this stuff and it's gonna go away.
Speaker 3: Something tells me those magnetic wands might have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the coherent restore I developed as part
Speaker 2: of that, and then just getting on the ninetieth central
Speaker 2: and then detoxing. But I mean you kind of have
Speaker 2: to do a little bit of all because some of
Speaker 2: that stuff is technology and you know, so you need
Speaker 2: to deactivate that stuff to get it out.
Speaker 1: And that's what the CVA imprint is about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the CVA helps with that. The magnetic device is
Speaker 2: like the magnetic stick and the shift device. Those things
Speaker 2: are going to really help. If you don't want to
Speaker 2: buy a bunch of stuff, you can just do a
Speaker 2: coherent restore with us. You can do it at a
Speaker 2: distance and it works just the same, then.
Speaker 3: Me go ahead and put that back up because I
Speaker 3: just saw that.
Speaker 2: In fact, we accidentally knocked out someone's gluecose monitor. They
Speaker 2: didn't tell us they had a gluecos monitor, and we
Speaker 2: did the coherent restore at a distance with their their
Speaker 2: quantum connection form like a DNA, so we can make
Speaker 2: a quantum connection with them. So we're doing it at
Speaker 2: a distance.
Speaker 3: When you think about like sorry, I mean interrupted like
Speaker 3: ancestry and twenty three and meters, like what are they
Speaker 3: doing with your DNA?
Speaker 2: Because it exactly I mean they understand quantum and tablement.
Speaker 3: DNA technically means data not available. If ninety eight percent
Speaker 3: of it is junk DNA, that they don't know what
Speaker 3: it means. It's like, so a DNA literally data not available.
Speaker 3: So what are they actually telling you when you can
Speaker 3: They had somebody who had a what do they call
Speaker 3: a beard dragon lizard. They they sent a sample and
Speaker 3: see I thought like it was antsy and it came
Speaker 3: back fifty percent Ashkenazi and then a bunch of other things,
Speaker 3: and it's like so it all they do is they
Speaker 3: look at what you already gave them, because there's a
Speaker 3: questionnaire there shouldn't be a questionnaire. It should be blind, right,
Speaker 3: if you want them to not just use this what
Speaker 3: you're what you're with, the information you're feeding him. It's
Speaker 3: like that parlor trick with like the psychics or they're
Speaker 3: they're they're channeling your dead relative. It's like you already
Speaker 3: gave them the information that they're now using against you
Speaker 3: or you and then you know, oh my god, it
Speaker 3: was articular. I think I think the DNA thing's the
Speaker 3: whole trick.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen this book primary question?
Speaker 1: Oh? I read there was another book, The Secret Life
Speaker 1: of Plants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this guy was basically he did all the CIA,
Speaker 2: FBI and other training for polygraph tests and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So this book is his book that he wrote, the
Speaker 2: only book he wrote. And he's talking about his research
Speaker 2: back in the nineteen fifties nineteen sixties with plants, using
Speaker 2: electrical readings on plants, and it's really fascinating, Like even
Speaker 2: back then he was discovering that if you had the
Speaker 2: intention of harming the plant, the plants would start freaking out.
Speaker 3: You can understand your energy, right, but if.
Speaker 2: You pretend like you were going to hurt the plant
Speaker 2: and you weren't really going to hurt him. They wouldn't
Speaker 2: freak out. So he was actually monitoring how plants reacted,
Speaker 2: and he actually was I've been reading. I'm about halfway
Speaker 2: through the book. But he also noticed that plants would
Speaker 2: pick up on different life forms in the room. So
Speaker 2: if you had something with bacteria and you started killing
Speaker 2: off the bacteria, the plants would pick up on the
Speaker 2: bacteria dying and they would go in the like defense
Speaker 2: mode and start like freaking out, like you're killing another
Speaker 2: life form. It really fascinating. This stuff was done like
Speaker 2: in the sixties. He worked for like the CIA and
Speaker 2: FBI and all that stuff, and you know, they don't
Speaker 2: want you to know about this stuff, but he basically
Speaker 2: kind of led the way for the polygraph test and
Speaker 2: electric dermal screening and then eventually muscle testing and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. So very interesting book though. What
Speaker 2: they were talking about, it's called a biocommunication with plants,
Speaker 2: living foods, and human cells.
Speaker 1: I just bought it.
Speaker 2: He eventually called it primary perception because he realized there
Speaker 2: was a perception that we can't perceive that is naturally
Speaker 2: occurring and very fascinating stuff.
Speaker 1: You know that TV show MythBusters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, MythBusters.
Speaker 1: Remember that MythBusters show with the bald guy who always
Speaker 1: wore the beret and that the crazy redheaded guy. Well,
Speaker 1: on one of their shows, they myth busted the Secret
Speaker 1: Life of Plants thing. They got, Yeah, they got the polygraph,
Speaker 1: the same polygraph that the Secret Life of plantsky used,
Speaker 1: and they hooked it up to a plant and they
Speaker 1: got zero. They got zero anything from it.
Speaker 2: I think it was rigged, the busting of the You
Speaker 2: mean that reminds me.
Speaker 1: Of Yes, I think the myth busting was rigged.
Speaker 2: What was that institute that did the basically myth busting homeopathy?
Speaker 2: And they said in like a magician, like an actual magician, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they do tricks. And he was like, oh, well this
Speaker 2: is a sleight of hand, and it's like, get out
Speaker 2: of here your piece of crap.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: So this one is opinion of Baja gold salt. I
Speaker 3: know you've had you've talked about the salty doctor GLD.
Speaker 3: Is it another fractionated supplementing trend.
Speaker 1: No, salt is an essential nutrient. You need salt.
Speaker 3: The Baja gold one, I guess specifically China, that.
Speaker 2: Salt has a really high content of minerals, which is.
Speaker 3: Why I really like it.
Speaker 2: Well, there you go, so and it's lower in a
Speaker 2: lot of the iron, which you know we get way
Speaker 2: too much these days. So I mean, I like the
Speaker 2: Baja gold.
Speaker 1: What's the deal with.
Speaker 3: People and their rhymes with maha? What's what's the deal
Speaker 3: with people in their nims against the you know, pink,
Speaker 3: himaland salt that used to be all the rage ten
Speaker 3: years ago. Why and all of a sudden now they're
Speaker 3: saying it's corroded or you know, it's corrupted, or there's
Speaker 3: minerals in it that you don't want in your body
Speaker 3: and things like that.
Speaker 2: I found out one of the reasons, not all of it,
Speaker 2: but I found out one of the reasons why some
Speaker 2: of it is red is because there's iron oxide in it.
Speaker 3: Oh, that would make sense. So I said, pink is red,
Speaker 3: or maybe pink is because it's slightly red all the
Speaker 3: way through. Huh.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of the Susan g Common Foundation. So
Speaker 1: that's why I don't use it.
Speaker 3: Pink It's coming cure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that stuff drives me crazy. They all were asking
Speaker 2: for you a donation for something I'd never give them.
Speaker 2: So I'm like you're not going to heal anything, You're
Speaker 2: not looking for a cure, and get out here. You
Speaker 2: just want my money.
Speaker 3: We just talked about on this well I talked about
Speaker 3: on the show. I pulled out some some news articles
Speaker 3: and for the last three years I didn't even know this.
Speaker 3: Last three years, Imperial Beach on corn like Cornado Island
Speaker 3: whatever in a San Diego has been closed because of
Speaker 3: like a backflood of human feces and crap hot literally
Speaker 3: from Mexico and it's it's contaminating the waters. The Navy
Speaker 3: seals are training someplace else because of the contamination.
Speaker 1: Wow, and.
Speaker 3: Now there's this red algae that they're saying is all
Speaker 3: around San Diego. But they're not making a correlation like
Speaker 3: alergae eats poop. So they just created their own problem.
Speaker 2: Like nature's cleaning up again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. Now they're saying, oh this dio dio uh
Speaker 3: domo is a domoic demoic acid is you know what
Speaker 3: the algae gives off when it's pooping or whatever. So
Speaker 3: now they're saying there's demoic acid and there's there's this big,
Speaker 3: huge problem. But I mean, these two articles were like
Speaker 3: back to back. How do they not make that correlation
Speaker 3: themselves that it's because of all this crap that's in
Speaker 3: their water that's causing the algae to form in the
Speaker 3: first place. And now they're all talking about Aspergillis fungi
Speaker 3: being like this huge problem that's going to be like
Speaker 3: sweeping the world with this, you know, end of Days
Speaker 3: type of pandemic. Again.
Speaker 1: Red Tide, Yeah, the Red Tide.
Speaker 2: They're they're going to go out there and clean up
Speaker 2: all the algae and leave the ship. That's what they're Yeah,
Speaker 2: they do right.
Speaker 3: They said it's going to cost them nine hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: I'm like, why isn't Mexico taking care of their own
Speaker 3: literal shit? Well, you know, why, why do we have
Speaker 3: to do that?
Speaker 1: I have a similar story from the island that I
Speaker 1: grew up on. I grew up on Nantucket Island, which
Speaker 1: is off of Cape Cod south of Cape Cod thirty miles,
Speaker 1: and somebody decided that the there was a type of
Speaker 1: seal that was living there that was on the endangered
Speaker 1: species list, and so the liberals in Massachusetts wanted to
Speaker 1: do anything they could to save to frea conceal. So
Speaker 1: they decided there was a species of seagull called the
Speaker 1: black backed gull, and the black back gull was I
Speaker 1: got my story wrong. Oh, so there was a bird
Speaker 1: called a piping plover, and the piping plever was on
Speaker 1: the endangered species list, and the piping plever lived on
Speaker 1: Nantucket Island on this big stretch of beach. It was
Speaker 1: one of their habitats. So they decided, well, we need
Speaker 1: to save the piping plubber. How are we going to
Speaker 1: do that. Well, there's a species of seagull that's like
Speaker 1: epic numbers of seagulls everywhere all the time, like to
Speaker 1: carry your pigeons back in the day. Call the black
Speaker 1: backed gull and they would eat the little baby plovers.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna kill the black back gulls. So they did.
Speaker 1: They baited them somehow with poison, and the black back
Speaker 1: gulls are falling out of the freaking sky like an
Speaker 1: episode of you know, Alfred Hitchcock. Right, it was bad.
Speaker 1: So all the all the gulls are gone. Did nothing
Speaker 1: to the plover population at all, right, it didn't grow,
Speaker 1: did nothing. It was no effect. However, there was a
Speaker 1: species of harbor seal that after the gulls died, went
Speaker 1: through the freaking roof, and then they ate them because
Speaker 1: the blackback gulls would kill the baby seals, they would
Speaker 1: eat it, they would eat their eyes, which is interesting,
Speaker 1: but they weren't thinking that through. So nothing happened to
Speaker 1: the plovers. All the black back gulls are dead, and
Speaker 1: now the seal population is through the freaking roof, and
Speaker 1: the seals are so many seals now that now you
Speaker 1: know what they have on the aantuck And Island that
Speaker 1: they never had before.
Speaker 3: Some kind of poop disease.
Speaker 1: Great white sharks.
Speaker 3: Oh wonderful, right, because they want to eat the freaking yeah.
Speaker 1: Plus the seals are decimating the bluefish and the bass.
Speaker 1: That was a big thing in Nantucket bluefish and bass,
Speaker 1: which is.
Speaker 3: Probably the food for the bird, right, you know, that's
Speaker 3: that's nature trying to correct the problem that a man
Speaker 3: tried to fix first by being retarded about it. Right like,
Speaker 3: so now here comes a great light sharks to fix
Speaker 3: what you guys screwed up.
Speaker 1: But nobody they took responsibility for it, and nobody said oops, sorry, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's nuts. But that's you know, the mind of the liberal.
Speaker 1: There's no sense of propriety there's no nobody suffers the
Speaker 1: consequences of their actions. It's all let's just go along
Speaker 1: to get along. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: So going back to my thing about the sea salt
Speaker 3: and what I was talking about with the contamination just
Speaker 3: in San Diego and Coronado, that's just one thing. Plus
Speaker 3: you have Mexico and the mercury levels and the water
Speaker 3: and all that stuff. When people say sea salt's better,
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out how because of all the
Speaker 3: pollutants in the in the ocean, and I've seen the
Speaker 3: I don't forgot what they're called, but they're like in
Speaker 3: the shallows, and I think they're collecting actual sea salt
Speaker 3: from they're like it's like a salination type of thing
Speaker 3: right in like Chula Vista area, which is not that
Speaker 3: far away from Coronado. So I wouldn't want to end
Speaker 3: up with that sea salt, yeah, you know. And then
Speaker 3: I think of Fukushima and like, just because we stopped
Speaker 3: talking about it doesn't mean it stopped happening. They're still
Speaker 3: dumping forty million gallons of water of you know, radiation
Speaker 3: and iodie was the iodine one thirty three all day long.
Speaker 3: It's so what's better. So I guess that, uh that
Speaker 3: Baja salt, because Baja is Baja California, right, So Baja gold.
Speaker 3: Where is that coming from? This is from me from Mexico.
Speaker 1: Okay, So here's what we need to do. This is
Speaker 1: what we need to do. Okay. We need to pack
Speaker 1: up our belongings, a couple of backpacks, just the essential
Speaker 1: things that we need, maybe a little gold and silver,
Speaker 1: maybe a side arm. Yeah, we need to all go
Speaker 1: to Antarctica and we need to confiscate one of the
Speaker 1: secret space societies interplanetary vehicles, and we need to take
Speaker 1: it to a different planet and start all the freakover
Speaker 1: with just us. That's the solution.
Speaker 3: Being the main nature apathy being the things that we
Speaker 3: start to civilization off with.
Speaker 1: I don't know where you guys are with any of that.
Speaker 1: And this is a stupid segue, but I'm in the
Speaker 1: I don't care any more mode today, and I apologize beforehand,
Speaker 1: but I'm I'm guaranteed positive that all that stuff is happening,
Speaker 1: That there is a secret space force. They do have
Speaker 1: reverse engineered alien technology, they do have the ability for
Speaker 1: interplanetary travel. I think we can get tomorrow in two days,
Speaker 1: all of that stuff exists. They have perfected anti gravity,
Speaker 1: they have perfected free energy. They've done it, and it's
Speaker 1: been done for about forty years, and it's all in secret,
Speaker 1: and it's only a matter of time to it all
Speaker 1: comes out well.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, of anybody, for me to believe it
Speaker 3: would be the guy who looks like Harrison Ford. So
Speaker 3: Han Solo. We're in the collar with the vest today,
Speaker 3: so look even more like he's Han Solo. I'm going
Speaker 3: to go with you.
Speaker 1: You know, there was a guy I forget the guy's name,
Speaker 1: but he was thrown in jail because he hacked a
Speaker 1: government computer. I forget the guy's name. I'll think of
Speaker 1: it in a minute, but anyway, he hacked NASA's computer
Speaker 1: and they threw him in jail because of it. One
Speaker 1: of the things he discovered in NASA's computer was a
Speaker 1: list of extraterrestrial officers and the ships that they were
Speaker 1: assigned to.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I get a wonder if that's false disclosure to
Speaker 3: throw people off the trail. Would I would actually argue,
Speaker 3: because I think that human development is cyclical, that we
Speaker 3: may have been in a farther place back when, and
Speaker 3: there's all these underground places, so people could have survived
Speaker 3: a cataclysm on the surface very easily. So I want
Speaker 3: to It makes you wonder, is that ancient aliens or
Speaker 3: ancient aryans we're talking about.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter, but this technology exists exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's like they had this technology to build those
Speaker 2: pyramids and what happened to it?
Speaker 3: Because I think the firma that thing might be a
Speaker 3: real thing too. I think it might bump your head
Speaker 3: to get forget a little too far up there, and
Speaker 3: I don't know that happened, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: But I don't know about that. But I do know
Speaker 1: that aliens are real. I do know that anti gravity
Speaker 1: tech exists, that's for sure. Yeah, you know that they
Speaker 1: have the ships. I know that for a fact.
Speaker 3: Townsend Brown I forgot his first name, but that that
Speaker 3: guy was stumbling back upon the same type of technology.
Speaker 3: And even simple stuff. Really, if you think about the
Speaker 3: the the conductor of the electrode, and then how it's
Speaker 3: displacing in front of it, like the inertia or whatever.
Speaker 1: I think that's how bumblebees and flies fly. I think
Speaker 1: they use the wings not for lyft to but for
Speaker 1: direction vibration. Yeah, it's like they Have you ever seen
Speaker 1: the fly sit on the chair and he's rubbing his
Speaker 1: front legs together, You fly do that? They're doing that
Speaker 1: to build up an electrical.
Speaker 2: Charge, mystaic ecstatic almost.
Speaker 1: Charge, because it's the electrical charge that defies gravity that
Speaker 1: lets him be able to, you know, fly and they
Speaker 1: use the wings just for direction.
Speaker 3: I thought they were just an eager merchant.
Speaker 1: Getting ready to read the talmot for the tenth time.
Speaker 3: Doctor Manzo, do you muscle test plants?
Speaker 1: This is this is a great day. We should have
Speaker 1: more crazy days like this.
Speaker 3: This is good.
Speaker 1: Not that way.
Speaker 2: I mean, I multle test people in what plants they
Speaker 2: need aay, but I don't muscle test plants and see
Speaker 2: what they're thinking.
Speaker 3: All right, So question is there a way to get
Speaker 3: rid of the pumas naturally are and how are they formed? Typically?
Speaker 1: All right? So, the skin has a number of different
Speaker 1: layers like an onion. And when somebody's healthy and there's
Speaker 1: enough fat in between the layers and the person is
Speaker 1: hydrated enough, then when you move the body there's no
Speaker 1: friction between the layers of the skin. But when you
Speaker 1: run out of skin nutrients fat specifically omega three essential
Speaker 1: fats and or you're chronically dehydrated, which a lot of
Speaker 1: people are. You move the body and now there's friction
Speaker 1: between the layers of the skin where there shouldn't ought
Speaker 1: to be friction. And I am of the belief that
Speaker 1: it's that local frick that causes the generation of a
Speaker 1: lip homer. I think I think it's like a blister,
Speaker 1: but not but I think that's the mechanism. I think
Speaker 1: it's nutrient deficiencies and dehydration. How to get rid of them?
Speaker 1: I don't know that you can outside of surgery cosmetic surgery, right.
Speaker 2: I've seen I've actually had a few people get them
Speaker 2: dissolved with essential oils. Oh really a combination of lemon grass,
Speaker 2: oreganal time, FRANKNSNSE and grapefruit essential oils and then use
Speaker 2: a carrier, something like a d mso so it can
Speaker 2: get down in there and they I've had a couple
Speaker 2: of people with slowly dissolved them.
Speaker 1: So lemon grass, time, grapefruit, what else.
Speaker 2: Frankincense and oreganal? Okay, And I don't remember what the delution.
Speaker 2: I keep trying to find my I had a sheet
Speaker 2: that I had the recipe for and I cannot find
Speaker 2: it anywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm like, where is it? FDA?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right, but with my recipe because I had
Speaker 2: the percentages of how much, but you could probably do
Speaker 2: the math. Just look at a normal essential oil book
Speaker 2: and see how much you're supposed to loute. I mean
Speaker 2: you dilute it pretty big. I mean I think it's
Speaker 2: like only two percent.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, a lot of puttinization worked there oil and
Speaker 3: the rest.
Speaker 1: Is there's too bad. Frankensnse comes from Frankenstein's you know, perspiration,
Speaker 1: because that's.
Speaker 3: Target Frankenstein pheromones. Yeah, oh yeah, young Einstein was young.
Speaker 3: Franknstin was great. So Karen says, I still have that
Speaker 3: pain on my right side. It's not appendicitis. Billias in
Speaker 3: pain floating wearing a new pren workout band tightly to
Speaker 3: help any ideas, and then she says, get seeing it's
Speaker 3: an vary insist but it's been several weeks.
Speaker 2: Well that's right, you guys didn't figure out if it
Speaker 2: was a systor I was gonna say, if it's related
Speaker 2: to appendicitis. Did she apply the application in my book
Speaker 2: for that, which doesn't just work for a pinacitis. What
Speaker 2: it does is it clears the energy that's congested on
Speaker 2: the waste level so it can descend. So it really
Speaker 2: will help. Even though it's called the emergency or for
Speaker 2: a pendicitis, it will really help anything like liver, gallbladder,
Speaker 2: intestinal pain because it helps clear the waste level energy.
Speaker 2: It's called in my book it's the emergency application for appendicitis.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good.
Speaker 2: So it does a lot more than just a pendicitis
Speaker 2: because I think that's actually the functional energy restoration of
Speaker 2: first cycle energy, so it will help anything on waste
Speaker 2: level descend. Now, if it's ovarian cyst, uh, that's probably
Speaker 2: not quite the same maybe, but that gets into other
Speaker 2: energy cycles. I think that would be different energy pathways.
Speaker 2: But you could try it and see what that does.
Speaker 2: Love that because if it's overarian cyst, and that's more
Speaker 2: of energy congested on the hip level, which would be
Speaker 2: different than waste level, but so that's different energy worship.
Speaker 3: It's so amazing how material manifests the same way energy
Speaker 3: Like it's like a bottleneck. So if the energy is bottleneck,
Speaker 3: then so too is the material. It's it's it's interesting
Speaker 3: to think about, but it doesn't make sense, right.
Speaker 1: You can also try it fast, Karen, Like, if you
Speaker 1: can do a seventy two hour fast, that would be
Speaker 1: interesting because whenever, I mean, if it's an ovarian cyst,
Speaker 1: the driver, the physiological driver of an ovarian cyst formation
Speaker 1: is a deficiency in progesterone.
Speaker 3: Like those the dreams and what and don't do the creams.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't do the creams. So you want to upregulate
Speaker 1: your body's ability to manufacture hormone. So that would be
Speaker 1: with the diet high in cholesterol, the ninety essential nutrients,
Speaker 1: and the liver support because the liver regulates hormone diners balance.
Speaker 1: Liver does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the liver support would be the one you're
Speaker 3: talking about right add to that. So speaking of which,
Speaker 3: let me let me just.
Speaker 2: Say you what to do for the hands on real
Speaker 2: quick before you go to the next thing.
Speaker 1: Then I think you would want.
Speaker 2: To throw in a point twenty three in the book
Speaker 2: that's directly related to reproductive system, but hormones and then
Speaker 2: the other one we point thirteen. So thirteen and twenty
Speaker 2: three would be the two points that would help the
Speaker 2: reproductive system and hormone production the most. Those are the
Speaker 2: energy points. So one is one one more time number
Speaker 2: thirteen ye, and then the twenty three. Okay, thanks, So
Speaker 2: those are probably the top two points that control the
Speaker 2: majority of reproduction hormones, et cetera.
Speaker 3: I do this often too, whenever I hear other people
Speaker 3: ask Doctor Manzo questions about the book. I wrote those.
Speaker 3: I wrote those down in case I need to come
Speaker 3: back to them myself. When I was having some issues
Speaker 3: with my eyes, between doctor Glidden and Doctor Monzo, it
Speaker 3: cleared up, but I was having like