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Speaker 2: Hi, and welcome back to another episode of Deplorable Nation.
Speaker 2: I'm your host, Deplorable Janet, and today is around number
Speaker 2: two of our next medical series. And today we are
Speaker 2: doing weight loss Woes because oh, there are so many crazy,
Speaker 2: stupid diet ideas and plans out there, and I'm telling
Speaker 2: you what some of the stuff is.
Speaker 3: A little Craig.
Speaker 2: Gray makes people cray gray and then they have all
Speaker 2: kinds of problems. So welcome back to the stage, my
Speaker 2: beautiful bestie, Miss Heidi.
Speaker 1: How are you so happy to be here? Love doing
Speaker 1: shows with my wonderful friend Janet. She's fabulous, not wonderful. Sorry,
Speaker 1: she always says she's fabulous, fabulous, I'm and nothing could
Speaker 1: explain her more. I love doing shows with people that
Speaker 1: I came out of the gate with and just are
Speaker 1: real people saw the earth like good people friends, and
Speaker 1: I would always love to do and like to do
Speaker 1: shows with my friend Janet, So I'm happy.
Speaker 3: I feel the same way.
Speaker 2: So I'm super excited that we're having this discussion today
Speaker 2: because man, oh man, if you get on Instagram for
Speaker 2: literally two seconds, it is one thing after another about
Speaker 2: diet or supplements or this or that for weight loss
Speaker 2: and how to get healthy and what to do, and people,
Speaker 2: honest to God, are probably confused because they don't know
Speaker 2: what to do. They don't know where to turn because
Speaker 2: there's so much conflicting information out there, And if you
Speaker 2: get in your car and drive down the street, you're
Speaker 2: literally going to see a ton of weight loss clinics
Speaker 2: popping up literally on every corner, kind of like the
Speaker 2: Walgreens joke.
Speaker 1: Well, this did happen multiple times in the past, but
Speaker 1: I have some things for later, but I will say
Speaker 1: we saw the pop up clinics hCG. Fenfenn A couple
Speaker 1: ones like that, and I haven't seen it quite as
Speaker 1: bad since then. And from a girl that is not often,
Speaker 1: I'm not and I probably will never be because I'm
Speaker 1: not medically No, you know.
Speaker 2: I'm not super than I am happy, fun size, That's
Speaker 2: what I am.
Speaker 1: And I am thick Kirby, and I just have to
Speaker 1: tell myself what my endochronologist tells me every single time
Speaker 1: I meet with him. You beat cancer, you don't have
Speaker 1: a thyroid, be happy, and keep going to the gym.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, right out, But it is frustrating as
Speaker 1: a woman, you know, you see these things, and being
Speaker 1: a tall woman, I think I even feel more pressure
Speaker 1: to be small, right like, because I don't fit in
Speaker 1: with the demographic of women. I mean, I'm almost I'm
Speaker 1: five to nine. I was, I don't know. I think
Speaker 1: I'm almost five nine now because of my back surgeries.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you want to fit in, you know. But
Speaker 1: I see these things. There are time and a place
Speaker 1: for things. But then I see this go to vanity
Speaker 1: for women that just have like twenty stubborn pounds, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, get out of here, Sally, my fat asses
Speaker 1: stay the same, because I'm just saying I don't want
Speaker 1: to die tomorrow because I've already almost done that. And
Speaker 1: then we know the jab happened, and tons of people
Speaker 1: are doing botox and all these other things. And I'm
Speaker 1: not going to point my fingers and say anything bad
Speaker 1: to you guys, But if we're poisoning ourself with botulism
Speaker 1: and poisoning ourself with Giela monsters, and poisoning ourself with
Speaker 1: robot shots, what the heck are we doing? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think all in all in the pursuit of vanity, right,
Speaker 2: And what society said is a norm that everybody has
Speaker 2: to fit in this pretty little box and then be
Speaker 2: this perfect picture of you know, magazine cover health. Well,
Speaker 2: guess what, people, the lovely individuals that are on magazines
Speaker 2: are air brushed and touched up to a t. There's
Speaker 2: very few people out there in the real world that
Speaker 2: are born and maintain a perfect body their entire life.
Speaker 2: Because hormones happen, aging happens, accidents happen, illness injury, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. So we're not all meant to be that
Speaker 2: perfect size zero, size two. But what that being said,
Speaker 2: if you're planning on losing weight, you have to be
Speaker 2: smart about it. You have to know what you're getting into,
Speaker 2: know any possible side effects or damage that it can
Speaker 2: occur to your body, what the long term effects of
Speaker 2: those things can be, and what you can do in
Speaker 2: your own life as far as diet ways and stuff
Speaker 2: to take care of those few extra pounds instead of
Speaker 2: injecting or swallowing.
Speaker 1: Thanks. Oh yeah, I've got a list after we do
Speaker 1: some medical stuff. Janets of the most hysterical weight loss
Speaker 1: from really the nineteen hundreds upwards. Because I knew Janet
Speaker 1: would bring the heat with the medical I did still
Speaker 1: study it, but I want to always bring some silliness
Speaker 1: to this because it is a serious subject. But at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, whatever you put in your body,
Speaker 1: and it is your body, so it is your choice.
Speaker 1: And I would never shame anybody for any decision they
Speaker 1: make it as long as they don't force it upon me.
Speaker 3: Right yep, you know.
Speaker 1: But when you're mixing things, I think that's being missed largely.
Speaker 1: And it was in twenty twenty and I'm like, look,
Speaker 1: you have all these you know, pre existing conditions. Is
Speaker 1: this really safe for you, you're also doing this decision
Speaker 1: because you want to look youthful. Is that safe with this?
Speaker 1: Like those are two toxins? Is this, you know, collaborating
Speaker 1: in a bad way for you? And I don't know
Speaker 1: that that many people think about that.
Speaker 3: A hundred percent.
Speaker 2: And that's you know, with the whole weight loss game,
Speaker 2: with all the different you know, supplements, injectables, oral pills,
Speaker 2: et cetera, that are on the market or have been
Speaker 2: on the market. You know, those are important things to consider.
Speaker 2: And so when I said, like weight loss clinics on
Speaker 2: every corner, what is very common in my neck of
Speaker 2: the woods is the weight loss clinics where you can
Speaker 2: go get the JLP one hormone, zemaglue, tide, all of
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. There's literally six different ones on
Speaker 2: the market. One of them we kind of touched on
Speaker 2: the last show and it starts with an oh and
Speaker 2: it kind of rhymes with Olympic. We're not going to
Speaker 2: say the word because we could get sued for mentioning
Speaker 2: that brand name.
Speaker 3: There's the other one, yeah, Olympic Shot.
Speaker 2: There's another one that's like we government, it's a you know,
Speaker 2: that's that's the name for the other one that is
Speaker 2: marketed and branded that we can't talk about. Another one
Speaker 2: is a mountain of Kilimanjaro, right.
Speaker 3: I hope people are following this.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then there is one that hmm, I don't know
Speaker 2: how to how to describe the one that starts with the.
Speaker 1: Other one, the other one that starts with the Z.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the name that starts with a Z that we
Speaker 2: can't mention. There is one that starts with the sacks
Speaker 2: and ends in A and then a true city. Okay,
Speaker 2: so not name and names again branded you can get
Speaker 2: in deep Doo Doo biscuits for.
Speaker 1: That, but you can't look up the category.
Speaker 3: That there is.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're these are very interesting rugs because some of
Speaker 2: them are literally just semaglutide. Other ones are combinations of
Speaker 2: that and g d ips or g IPS for sure,
Speaker 2: which is glucose dependent insolinotropic polypeptides.
Speaker 3: That's a lot.
Speaker 2: That is a mouthful, Like, I got a hairball after
Speaker 2: that one. So the reason why these came on the
Speaker 2: market because human beings have g LP one that is
Speaker 2: a hormone that is in your intestines that is stimulated
Speaker 2: in your body by other hormones, peptides, things, like that,
Speaker 2: and the reason behind it is because it helps to
Speaker 2: regulate blood sugar levels by stimulating and and release and
Speaker 2: reducing appetite. However, that being said, because that's a mouthful
Speaker 2: of stuff, right. Anytime that you have a synthetic of
Speaker 2: a naturally occurring hormone, peptide, anything like that in our body,
Speaker 2: when you replace that with a synthetic thing instead of
Speaker 2: your natural it shuts off your body's ability to use
Speaker 2: or manufacture the natural component in your body system.
Speaker 3: And so then these.
Speaker 2: Lab created, man made things take over the processing and
Speaker 2: they wreak havoc inside of our bodies. So, of the
Speaker 2: four that are the biggest medications on the market as
Speaker 2: far as injectables go, some of them are for weight loss,
Speaker 2: some of them are marketed for diabetes, although they're the
Speaker 2: same medications right, so they're either a single or a combination.
Speaker 2: But three of the four of those that are on
Speaker 2: the market have a black box warning because they create
Speaker 2: thyroid cancer. It's called C cell thyroid cancer. And so
Speaker 2: C cells are specialized cells in the thyroid that produce
Speaker 2: calcitonin that is involved in calcium regulation in your body.
Speaker 2: So even if you don't developed the C cell carcinoma
Speaker 2: or the thyroid cancer. You can actually have severe bone loss,
Speaker 2: bone density issues. You're not able to produce red blood
Speaker 2: cells and things of that nature because it affects the
Speaker 2: calcitonin level in your body, so you cannot produce strong,
Speaker 2: healthy bones. So that is one giant thing, not only
Speaker 2: the thyroid cancer, but also massive bone loss. These particular
Speaker 2: things most common side effects this I laugh because this
Speaker 2: is not a small list, right, So we have because
Speaker 2: this is a normal hormone that your body has in
Speaker 2: the stomach or in the intestinal lightning. Okay, you can
Speaker 2: have nausea, vomiting, massive diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, acid reflux, increased belching, bloating,
Speaker 2: stomach pain. I sound like a commercial, late night commercial, right,
Speaker 2: Massive headache, the lower bone density, the thyroid cancer, lump
Speaker 2: or swelling in the net, coarseness, difficulty swallowing, shortness of breadth,
Speaker 2: intestinal blockage, paralytic paralyzed intestines so your intestines no longer work. Hypoglycemia,
Speaker 2: which is low blood sugar because your blood sugar will
Speaker 2: drop out the bottom. Allergic reactions, which we definitely have
Speaker 2: to talk about that because you have a family member
Speaker 2: that's having the problem golfstones, tachycardia which is rapid heart rate, pancreatitis,
Speaker 2: other pancreas damage, and kidney damage. And those are just
Speaker 2: the least severe.
Speaker 1: Right, it gets worse, And yes, so, and out of
Speaker 1: four people that I know have done this, so it's
Speaker 1: a good little study group. Half exactly half have ended
Speaker 1: up with severe what I would call severe side effects.
Speaker 1: One ended up with a bowl blockage and almost had
Speaker 1: to have surgery with a resection with an NG tube
Speaker 1: down and the whole nine yards. And the other one
Speaker 1: currently is breaking out in not just like red splotchy
Speaker 1: no no, no, no, I mean welted hives everywhere. And
Speaker 1: that person already had some severe issues from twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: including needing all the time, blood transfusions, not being able
Speaker 1: to keep her crit up. So I'm just saying, guys, like,
Speaker 1: that's a lot too out of the flour well.
Speaker 2: And to add to that, the one person that I
Speaker 2: know is taking that has had a giant list of
Speaker 2: the side of the here the constant nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, heartburn,
Speaker 2: acid reflux, bloating, stomach pain, massive headaches, including migraine type stuff, hoarseness,
Speaker 2: sore throats all the time, difficulty swallowing, shortness of breath,
Speaker 2: blood sugar dropping out the bottom and then turning around
Speaker 2: and spiking uber high even with not eating anything that
Speaker 2: like that, and dysfunction so much in the gallbladder and
Speaker 2: in the kidneys that they were in the hospital. And
Speaker 2: I spent quite a bit of time with them when
Speaker 2: they were doing this, because it was almost like multisystem
Speaker 2: organ failure at the same time.
Speaker 1: Wow wow, And is it worth it? I mean, we
Speaker 1: all want to be different than we are, but there's
Speaker 1: some of us that just are not meant to be
Speaker 1: a certain size. Your body kind of has a weight
Speaker 1: where it will gravitate towards and it can change, Like
Speaker 1: after my thyroid was removed and I got thyroid cancer
Speaker 1: and all that stuff, mine changed and it was frustrating,
Speaker 1: really frustrating, right, and then I had a hysterectomy on
Speaker 1: top of it, and all these things, you know, and
Speaker 1: and part of you does want to say, oh, screw it,
Speaker 1: I'll do anything, but remember that is going to catch
Speaker 1: up at some point, whether you're young or old. You know,
Speaker 1: what we do matters well.
Speaker 2: And that's a whole Like I said before, like being
Speaker 2: the late night commercial. If you have blah blah blah
Speaker 2: blah blah, report this to your doctor. This is literally
Speaker 2: almost every single organ in the body is affected by
Speaker 2: these injections.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, so get this.
Speaker 2: US News posted an article that says, because these drugs
Speaker 2: haven't been used for very long, little is known about
Speaker 2: long term side effects, would highly caution.
Speaker 3: For taking them.
Speaker 1: So there, I mean, look at Benn Finn. That's what
Speaker 1: we can't say that one because it got removed and
Speaker 1: it was deemed dangerous by the people that told you
Speaker 1: it was safe and effective. Well was it effective?
Speaker 3: Familiar?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Right? And and that's the other part of this
Speaker 1: that we have to continue to put in our mind.
Speaker 1: What else are you doing? What else are you taking?
Speaker 1: Are you on antidepressants? Are you on you know, even
Speaker 1: herbal medicines? Are you on whatever it in? Botox? Like
Speaker 1: different poisons? This is made after a poison. They copied that.
Speaker 1: They copied this from Gila Monster poison. When I say that,
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not. I know, I'm silly, I'm not right. No,
Speaker 1: you're it's extendant e x E N d I N
Speaker 1: DASH four that they have copies from and it is
Speaker 1: literally poisoning you.
Speaker 2: So you're literally that's another uh animal thing that's going
Speaker 2: into your body along with all the other you know, monkey, dog, cow,
Speaker 2: pig cells in all the vaccinations and stuff that go
Speaker 2: into your body. So now they're taking a tos and
Speaker 2: and they're going like they always do.
Speaker 3: It's called the grass.
Speaker 2: Standard, generally recognized as safe, right, so they're injecting it
Speaker 2: into you. They're telling you it's safe and effective. Have
Speaker 2: they really done that much? Because US news is like
Speaker 2: m cautionary tale. Don't know that I would take it?
Speaker 3: So get this.
Speaker 2: The New England Journal of Medicine in twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: study adults with a body mass index of thirty or
Speaker 2: greater taking a small dosage which is two point four
Speaker 2: miligrams per week of the semaglutide not the combo one,
Speaker 2: while also making healthy lifestyle changes. Right, so they want
Speaker 2: you to diet as long as you take this, they
Speaker 2: lost an average of fifteen percent of their body mass
Speaker 2: weight after sixty eight weeks.
Speaker 3: WHOA, okay, now.
Speaker 2: Get this this it's even better. So the next year,
Speaker 2: the exact same New England Journal of Medicine did a
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two study, same group of people BMI of
Speaker 2: thirty or more, only on a higher dosage fifteen miligrams,
Speaker 2: they lost an average of twenty two point five percent
Speaker 2: after seventy two weeks. Now, let me just say, if
Speaker 2: you are serious about weight loss, you can lose more
Speaker 2: weight than that on your own without injection, without oral pills,
Speaker 2: and without the side effects.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I want to mention something about BMI because
Speaker 1: it's ridiculous. Yes, the BMI chart is based off of evidence.
Speaker 1: This is on Google Okay for growth charts from nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty three to nineteen eighty. By the way, they have
Speaker 1: never changed it in all the time that I've been
Speaker 1: a nurse and took an into account people with certain
Speaker 1: bone density, height, all of this stuff. They do the
Speaker 1: height weight thing, but they don't go into like are
Speaker 1: you me boned? Are you big boned? Are Like they
Speaker 1: can measure your wrists. This isn't a ridiculous They can
Speaker 1: actually do a whole scan that tells you how much
Speaker 1: muscle you have.
Speaker 3: I've had a bone density scan before.
Speaker 1: And your muscular status, like my DNA pull up said,
Speaker 1: my muscles literally were Olympic sized muscles and were far
Speaker 1: larger than other people. And it's funny because all my brother,
Speaker 1: my mom, other people, even small people than people, way
Speaker 1: more in our family than normal people. I remember my
Speaker 1: brother happened to starve himself, like to get into the
Speaker 1: Navy and make cut, even though he was like all
Speaker 1: buff and stuff. Right, didn't make any sense. I was like,
Speaker 1: what you're like in top prime shape? He was like nineteen,
Speaker 1: you know he would he had been laying concrete all summer.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was ripped and he had to get
Speaker 1: kind of anarexic weird looking to get in right.
Speaker 2: And that's another thing that goes along with that BMI right,
Speaker 2: is because looking at somebody, you should be able to
Speaker 2: tell whether they're like a healthy weight or not.
Speaker 3: If you can.
Speaker 2: See somebody that's uber anorexic, do they look healthy?
Speaker 1: Yeah? But if they're perfect BMI. You know these people
Speaker 1: that are perfect BMI, that have that heavier bone density
Speaker 1: so they meet the weight requirement, and they just let
Speaker 1: them starve to death. I mean, there was a girl,
Speaker 1: an influencer just barely on Instagram that died from one
Speaker 1: of these fad diets because all she ate was fruit
Speaker 1: and she starved.
Speaker 2: That's horrible idea too, that horrible, horrible idea.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine the feeling? And we get into Karen
Speaker 1: Carpenter and all these people. And that's why I wrote
Speaker 1: down all these fad diets for after the medical talk,
Speaker 1: because I'm like, some of this stuff is banana, Like,
Speaker 1: I mean, it doesn't make sense. You'd be better off
Speaker 1: in a you know.
Speaker 2: But somebody is making money pushing some of those weird things, right.
Speaker 1: And they're pushing them out faster than ever.
Speaker 2: That's why, like anytime you see a bunch of influencers
Speaker 2: on social media pushing something, caution, use caution, back up,
Speaker 2: stop smell the roses before you leap in, because a
Speaker 2: lot of times they're selling you products that have really
Speaker 2: really crappy ingredients in them that are super unhealthy, super unsafe,
Speaker 2: or these crazy diets that are going to throw your
Speaker 2: body into chaos, you know, and that's certainly.
Speaker 1: Can't be pain them. You certainly cannot even this. Even
Speaker 1: these medicines we're talking about, you have to stay on
Speaker 1: them for how long they're saying forever.
Speaker 2: According to them, sixty eight or seventy two weeks just
Speaker 2: to get the desired results. Well, not even the desired results,
Speaker 2: but some results after sixty eight or seventy two weeks.
Speaker 1: And then on top of it, you have to stay
Speaker 1: on a maintenance doves for the rest of your life.
Speaker 3: And why, oh, and why is that?
Speaker 2: Because again, when you take something that is synthetic, your
Speaker 2: body shuts off the natural component inside to manufacture. That's why,
Speaker 2: like people that are on testosterone replacement therapy, hormone replacement therapy,
Speaker 2: all of that stuff. Literally you're gonna do that forever
Speaker 2: because your body doesn't any longer know how to produce
Speaker 2: those things.
Speaker 1: Yep. And then you're stuck. And so I hope you
Speaker 1: have have the funds because this is not a cheap situation. No,
Speaker 1: they don't know if you know how much, but I don't.
Speaker 1: This is expensive, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's most of these literally are hundreds of
Speaker 2: dollars an injection. Okay, So even if you have insurance
Speaker 2: or you use good RX or whatever, you're still looking
Speaker 2: at a lot of times like three to eight hundred
Speaker 2: dollars per injection, and you're supposed to do one a week.
Speaker 1: And even if you can get it cheap, nothing's worth
Speaker 1: your health. So yeah, this is now. Do I think
Speaker 1: there's a toime a time and place possibly for these medications. Yes,
Speaker 1: if you are morbidly and I don't mean by the
Speaker 1: dang chart, I mean you can't get up out of
Speaker 1: a chair and cannot function to lose the weight because
Speaker 1: you are that far gone due to a medical problem.
Speaker 1: There's all kinds of reasons. We're not going to be mean. Look,
Speaker 1: people blow their knees out, their backs out, they can't move,
Speaker 1: they're not doing what they need to, or they have
Speaker 1: you know, glandular problems, all these different things. I fight
Speaker 1: one myself, and I'll tell you I still think that
Speaker 1: unless you cannot do it, you know, it's probably not
Speaker 1: the answer because it's long term. I think you'd be
Speaker 1: better off with bariatric surgery at that point. In my opinion.
Speaker 3: You can see for.
Speaker 2: Me, like these these things if you're if you're want
Speaker 2: to lose weight, Okay, what are things that people do?
Speaker 3: Drink pop so NOA literally all the time.
Speaker 2: If you cut out pop a lot of times, you
Speaker 2: will see a weight loss of five to ten pounds
Speaker 2: in the first week that you stump. Cut out sugar,
Speaker 2: cut out cars, like, stop snacking on Dorito's.
Speaker 1: You know, processed food, Yeah, processed extra processed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you stop those things, you're going to see
Speaker 2: weight loss. And even if you are in awful shape.
Speaker 2: You know, meet patients where they are do cherry yoga
Speaker 2: until you can build up a cardiac stamina and then
Speaker 2: progress to something else where you maybe do wall yoga.
Speaker 3: Or you know, something like that.
Speaker 2: You don't have to start out by walking fifteen miles
Speaker 2: on a treadmill.
Speaker 1: And when nobody wants to do it. And also if
Speaker 1: you cook your own food, there is studies it sounds silly.
Speaker 1: There are studies of people not just having a chef
Speaker 1: either because it doesn't work the same unless they really
Speaker 1: love their job, right that have made the food with love,
Speaker 1: right like the water testing that they do. If you
Speaker 1: made that meal with love, even if it's kind of
Speaker 1: like a crap female, it's still better. And they've said
Speaker 1: that that they see better results from people that do that.
Speaker 1: So I challenge you, Look, if you cannot go without
Speaker 1: those potato chips, why don't you.
Speaker 3: Make make your own exactly like?
Speaker 1: And then also by the way you're getting up and
Speaker 1: doing something. See, that's the whole point of preparing food
Speaker 1: is it's supposed to take time, and it's supposed to
Speaker 1: take effort, and you are supposed to have to put
Speaker 1: out some energy to do it.
Speaker 2: And you're using a lot of different muscle groups.
Speaker 1: Exactly, and then you can make it and have it,
Speaker 1: don't you know? I'm super bad, Like I don't love
Speaker 1: cutting things just completely out because I know I'll never
Speaker 1: stay with it. But I used to drink a lot
Speaker 1: of soda, and I used to drink a lot of
Speaker 1: diet soda, and then I got cancer, so I don't
Speaker 1: do that anymore, okay, right, But I like a soda
Speaker 1: once in a while. Well then I was still drinking regular.
Speaker 1: I switched to regular soda. That was even worse, and
Speaker 1: I noticed, okay, if I can just cut down to
Speaker 1: one a day, which it's really only a half a one.
Speaker 1: But I refuse to buy those tiny cans because they're
Speaker 1: so expensive, but it also makes me feel wasteful. But
Speaker 1: in general, I will not drink it if it's not
Speaker 1: perfectly cold and still extra carbonated. So it gives me
Speaker 1: that point where I'm like, I'm only going to drink
Speaker 1: this with dinner, period. And it changed. It helped a lot.
Speaker 1: You know, just do little things. If you drink five,
Speaker 1: go down to four and then the next week or
Speaker 1: month whatever you can tolerate, you know, slowly come off
Speaker 1: of it, just like you added it. You didn't just
Speaker 1: go up to five cans a day of and energy
Speaker 1: drinks too.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, stop that bad.
Speaker 2: Definitely stop those because those are not not a smart
Speaker 2: thing to do.
Speaker 1: And anything carbonated stretches your stomach, which is why you
Speaker 1: can't have it when you have bariatric surgery.
Speaker 2: So one hundred, you definitely don't want that to exp
Speaker 2: flowed because that's a whole new host of problems.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And you are stretching your stomach, whether it's diet,
Speaker 1: whether it's tonic water, I don't care what it is.
Speaker 1: It's stretching your stomach out. You're going to feel more hungry.
Speaker 2: So these glps right are meant to like shut off
Speaker 2: your pleasure chemicals in your brain. They work on your
Speaker 2: hypothalmus and in your brainstem to curb your appetite, basically
Speaker 2: shut off your cravings, make it so your stomach has
Speaker 2: slower emptying of the gastric contents. All these things right
Speaker 2: that these are supposed to be quote unquote beneficial for doing.
Speaker 2: But let's break down some of the organ systems themselves
Speaker 2: and what these things are causing and why they're causing it,
Speaker 2: because this is super duper important. So we talked about
Speaker 2: the C cells being in the thyroid and that's the
Speaker 2: for the calcitonin and things like that. JLP one receptors
Speaker 2: are also in the renal tubules, which are in your kidneys.
Speaker 2: The tubules are filtration system for your kidneys. So if
Speaker 2: those start to malfunction or the GLP shuts off those receptors,
Speaker 2: that is why you have kidney failure, kidney damage. You
Speaker 2: could wind up on dialysis because you can't filter anything
Speaker 2: through your kidneys, so that's a problem. You also have
Speaker 2: GLP one receptors in the pancreas. The pancreas is important,
Speaker 2: as we know in blood sugar and diabetes. However, the
Speaker 2: liver is more important. The liver does eighty percent more
Speaker 2: than what the pancreas does. The pancreas only provides twenty
Speaker 2: percent when it comes to blood sugar in the body.
Speaker 2: So since there are GLP one receptors in the pancreas,
Speaker 2: they're primarily produced by beta cells, and so beta cells
Speaker 2: you've got those literally all over your body. But it
Speaker 2: decreases the GOLP one receptors on the pancreas will start
Speaker 2: decreasing your ability to create pancretic enzymes, which means that
Speaker 2: you will not be able to break down food. Because
Speaker 2: enzymes are released in the pancreas, they go through the
Speaker 2: bile duct and all of that stuff the gall bladder,
Speaker 2: and that's how your food is broken down because it
Speaker 2: releases those files that you need to break that down.
Speaker 2: So that can go one of two ways. Either you're
Speaker 2: not going to produce the enzymes, or you're going to
Speaker 2: produce crazy amounts of end lines because your body is
Speaker 2: seeing these GLP injections as a foreign object, hence the
Speaker 2: gale of monster toxins, so it's trying to fight them off.
Speaker 2: So it makes your body confused and it doesn't know
Speaker 2: what to do. It doesn't know if you'd decrease production
Speaker 2: increase production, so your body gets stuck in like a
Speaker 2: fight or flight mode. You're releasing tons of chemicals from
Speaker 2: your adrenal glands, from your pancreas, and so your pancreatic
Speaker 2: enzymes can shoot up really high and you can get pancreatitis.
Speaker 1: From and if you don't have a gallbladder at all,
Speaker 1: you best really be listening right now, would.
Speaker 2: Not suggest so again, because those enzymes are important to
Speaker 2: break down food, and it goes from there to the
Speaker 2: gallbladder and stuff. Gallbladder is also affected from this because
Speaker 2: it can create stones, which if you've never had a gallstone,
Speaker 2: they literally mimic a heart attack. You will have chest pain,
Speaker 2: you will have the sweating the whole lane yards, or
Speaker 2: it will cause dysfunction of your gallbladder because here gall
Speaker 2: bletterer is a smooth muscle, and so it squeezes and
Speaker 2: contracts just like your heart does. And so when the
Speaker 2: motility of the gallbladder slows down, it builds up with sludge.
Speaker 2: It looks like pipe scum, you know, black pipe scum.
Speaker 2: And then the gallbladder function slows down so much that
Speaker 2: a lot of times it stops working and then you
Speaker 2: can't eject stuff, which then goes from the gallbladder into
Speaker 2: the intestines. And so you'll have to have a gallbladder
Speaker 2: removal done or gallstone removal done, depending on how your
Speaker 2: body is processing either the fight or flight chemicals released
Speaker 2: in your body from the Kayla monster poison.
Speaker 1: Yep, and what and what part? Okay, let's take it
Speaker 1: away from weight loss and desirable effects of like looking better.
Speaker 1: If somebody came up to you and just said, you know,
Speaker 1: I think we should put Gila monster poison in you,
Speaker 1: would you be like that sounds freaking amazing. That sounds
Speaker 1: like nold. You'd be like, I don't want to be poisoned,
Speaker 1: Like where's the anti venom? Right? That's exactly, And then
Speaker 1: everybody's so worried. Listen, I'm gonna talk about conspiracies right now.
Speaker 1: You're worried about lizard people kind a b one. What's
Speaker 1: like not? I know they're synthetic, but this seems like
Speaker 1: a plan. Okay, are twenty twenty uh and their little
Speaker 1: crap they had in there every day? They laugh you Peters, yep,
Speaker 1: And I'm like, look, you can laugh all you want,
Speaker 1: but sure as hell, this sounds like what he was
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 2: But you know, the funny thing is, right people people
Speaker 2: are gullible, right, and so if you package it in
Speaker 2: a shiny wrapping paper and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: this is fantastic, Like you'll lose weight rapidly, which rapid
Speaker 2: weight loss.
Speaker 3: Super bad art on your body?
Speaker 2: Yeah, super bad idea anyway, but these are what they're
Speaker 2: packaged for is is people that basically have no control
Speaker 2: mechanism in their body.
Speaker 1: Addict your personality.
Speaker 2: Their package for those kind of people who want to
Speaker 2: see instantaneous results and so they want to lose you know,
Speaker 2: fifteen twenty pounds or more in a week or whatever.
Speaker 2: That is really hard on your system. But if you said,
Speaker 2: like you said, if you went up to somebody and
Speaker 2: was like, hey, we got this weight loss drug, but
Speaker 2: it has Gayla monster poison in it, would you banterst it?
Speaker 2: People would be like, No, same thing with snake venom.
Speaker 2: Snake venom is in a lot of our medications. It
Speaker 2: is literally an ace inhibitors which people take for blood pressure.
Speaker 1: It has been okay. So all of the testing and
Speaker 1: all of this stuff that they've done, they used to
Speaker 1: do it with mammals and different classes. They've switched to reptiles.
Speaker 1: So Peters wasn't as crazy as he sounded. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: he's kind of right. You know. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: hundred percent indorse it because I haven't listened to everything,
Speaker 1: but I am saying this what he talked about, as
Speaker 1: far as the lab changes is correct. I did go
Speaker 1: down that rabbit hole, and they do. This is why
Speaker 1: they've had so many allergies to certain foods, because they
Speaker 1: were incubating certain things and there's traces and stuff, so
Speaker 1: you know, you can say what you want about it,
Speaker 1: but you know, eggs. The reason why the eggs real
Speaker 1: chicken eggs. Okay, they used a lot with chickens back before,
Speaker 1: and they switched it to snake eggs. This is why
Speaker 1: did they do that. Because everybody got allergic to eggs. Everybody.
Speaker 1: It was like a kind of standard protocol that people
Speaker 1: were allergic to eggs, and then they couldn't give them
Speaker 1: the flu shot. So now they've switched it up because
Speaker 1: people aren't eating snaky eggs, so they did that.
Speaker 3: I'm not eating snake eggs.
Speaker 2: I'm just running from them if I see it is they.
Speaker 1: Have these breeding like big breeding places, and it's crazy.
Speaker 1: And I thought he was lying. Every time I find
Speaker 1: out something and really deep down the rabbit hole, it's
Speaker 1: because I'm like, this is crazy. Welony, it wasn't crazy, No.
Speaker 2: And you know the funny thing about like the toxins
Speaker 2: and the poisons that they use in medical treatments, not
Speaker 2: just in in medications or injectables, or things like that,
Speaker 2: but also in things that they use like for fluoroscopy
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, they're toxic to people.
Speaker 3: And going back.
Speaker 2: To snake venom being an ace inhibitors, one of the
Speaker 2: giant side effects from an ace inhibitor is coughing so
Speaker 2: hard that you projectile vomit. People cannot tolerate ace inhibitors
Speaker 2: because it makes you vomit because you're coughing so hard.
Speaker 2: And that is because they're using venom from a constrictor snake.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't matter if it was a cute little monkey. Look,
Speaker 1: we're not supposed to have the weird stuff in us
Speaker 1: from other species. It doesn't work. We our bobbies are
Speaker 1: manufactured to go danger danger, like if you if you
Speaker 1: doubt our words, Look what happens when you transfuse someone
Speaker 1: with not their blood type percent.
Speaker 2: Or a mom and a baby where they're rh factor
Speaker 2: doesn't match.
Speaker 1: My grandma had three babies she delivered fully stillborn because
Speaker 1: it was before the shop to fix that, and the
Speaker 1: only reason why she ever got cured of it is
Speaker 1: because finally one died inside of her at eight and
Speaker 1: a half months. This is like the saddest thing because
Speaker 1: she really want. It was her first I mean, she
Speaker 1: had no ChIL you know, and this is why blood
Speaker 1: testing came about when you got married, and she could
Speaker 1: not She didn't know because it was this is my
Speaker 1: great grandma. So once the blood brain barrier had transfused
Speaker 1: to each other with the decomposition, and I know, this
Speaker 1: is a lot for people of that little baby, and
Speaker 1: when it came out, it was a whole situation because
Speaker 1: it had been gone like a while, like probably at
Speaker 1: least eighteen days or more. And she was able to
Speaker 1: have babies after that because her body had been exposed
Speaker 1: to it. It was exposure therapy, which is so sad
Speaker 1: for my grandma, but not as sad for my next grandma.
Speaker 1: The great grandma had my grandma because she was able
Speaker 1: to have babies after that.
Speaker 2: Right one hundred percent. And that's why I think a
Speaker 2: lot of times when obstetricians have a patient where they
Speaker 2: have a baby that has expired inside the womb, they
Speaker 2: will make you carry that child and deliver it afterwards
Speaker 2: because your body is reabsorbing things.
Speaker 1: Instead of an immediate sea section, they'll it's into slaver.
Speaker 3: And very graphic and stuff.
Speaker 2: But we had one doctor that we used to call
Speaker 2: doctor death because he would literally make them go full
Speaker 2: term and deliver.
Speaker 1: That's a lot, but I mean, at least they'll do
Speaker 1: a vaginal birth if they can. What I've seen now, well,
Speaker 1: I mean I did L and D, but it's been
Speaker 1: like ten years ago. They try not to continue it
Speaker 1: if possible because it's traumatic. It's traumatic on the I quit. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's traumatic on nurse. I, it's everybody. It's traumatic on
Speaker 1: the doctor, the mom, the dad. All I could do,
Speaker 1: like you're not supposed to be nursing home and I
Speaker 1: had to leave.
Speaker 3: That insion posse. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, then for those that don't know, the nurse
Speaker 1: is the one that takes the photos for you. If
Speaker 1: you've had a demise, the nurse has to dress the baby,
Speaker 1: handle the baby, take those photos. There's a whole different
Speaker 1: thing about handling something that's been gone for a while.
Speaker 1: And I just could not separate them all.
Speaker 2: That was always my job because nobody else that I
Speaker 2: ever worked with could handle being around anyone that was deceased.
Speaker 2: And so it was like, you know, to like if
Speaker 2: it was an adult, like taking any tubes out or
Speaker 2: you know, ivs out or whatever and wash clean.
Speaker 3: The body and getting it ready.
Speaker 1: That's okay, But babies, I just couldn't. I just sat
Speaker 1: there and would think, like, does the dad go home
Speaker 1: and take down the nursery? Does he not? Because what
Speaker 1: if he traumatizes her? More Like, I just was two
Speaker 1: in my head about it and anybody else that's kind
Speaker 1: of lived for a while, but I just don't do kids.
Speaker 1: You know I can't, And maybe you know theatrics.
Speaker 2: I know, b are very difficult animals when there's things
Speaker 2: that don't go right.
Speaker 3: Yes, yep, that's why I know.
Speaker 2: That's why I stopped doing that as well.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's just a whole nother ballgame, and you just
Speaker 1: there's a lot of feelings involved in. People always said
Speaker 1: to me, but you're so nice and good with people,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, yeah, but that's it was hard. I
Speaker 1: was pregnant doing that and I finally had to stop.
Speaker 1: I got erotic. I was insane. I think my son
Speaker 1: had like forty five ultrasounds because I would just do
Speaker 1: it all the time and he was like not a move, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he wouldn't move, And I'm like, dude, you're just and
Speaker 1: he's a chill. He's very chill, and so now that
Speaker 1: I know him, I'm like, right, it makes sense. But
Speaker 1: he used to freak me out, like I mean, if
Speaker 1: I could not get and I had a little ulder
Speaker 1: now a little doppler and everything, and and he was
Speaker 1: hard to find. I'm just like, dude, you're yeah, no
Speaker 1: he was.
Speaker 3: You're just like.
Speaker 1: Great, yep, totally was in their singing. Probably scare me.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So now we're going to talk about delayed gastric emptying.
Speaker 2: So that can cause problems because it causes again the
Speaker 2: biliary stasis, and that's what makes the gallstone formation, which
Speaker 2: can also trigger pancreatitis, especially if you have a stone
Speaker 2: that gets stuck in one of the ducks. Very bad
Speaker 2: thing because then it doesn't you know, squeeze motion like
Speaker 2: it's supposed to big, huge problem heart problems. So tacacardia
Speaker 2: or any kind of cardiac effect can happen because since
Speaker 2: GLP ones work on the hypothalmis and the brain stem
Speaker 2: right to regulate your sympathetic nervous system and stuff for
Speaker 2: you know, the feel good chemicals or whatever, and shut
Speaker 2: off the pleasure chemicals for eating, and shut off your
Speaker 2: body's craving centers and things like that. It works through
Speaker 2: reducing vaguel or paras I have parasympathetic activity which slows
Speaker 2: the heart rate, or like I said, everything can go
Speaker 2: completely backwards because your body's trying to fight off a
Speaker 2: foreign invader from the Gala monster toxin. And it can
Speaker 2: cause prolonged rapid heart rate or tachycardia, which can lead
Speaker 2: to cardiac stress. It can blow out of valve, You
Speaker 2: can have literally all kinds of heart problems show up
Speaker 2: because you're taking GLP one injectable medications. Weight loss, temperature
Speaker 2: regulation because if it's attacking your thyroid, your thyroid is
Speaker 2: responsible for temperature regulation in your body, weight regulation in
Speaker 2: your body, your hair, your skin, your nails, your teeth, your.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Your thyroid is a major control center for a lot
Speaker 2: of things in your body. So if it shuts that off,
Speaker 2: also diabetes, because you'll notice like you're extremely thirsty all
Speaker 2: the time, or you never have a desire to drink,
Speaker 2: so get dehydrated, your temperatures off, your skin starts acting weird.
Speaker 2: All of those kind of things happen from central nervous
Speaker 2: effects from this and also, like I said, attacking your
Speaker 2: thyroid It triggers metabolic shifts all right cat here in
Speaker 2: your gut. Since this GLP one, the natural one, is
Speaker 2: made and manufactured in your gut and works in your gut,
Speaker 2: it can cause your body to either sap all of
Speaker 2: the fluids out of your cells or overflow your cells
Speaker 2: with too much fluid. It can cause your system to
Speaker 2: excrete like a lot of sodium into your body, which
Speaker 2: causes a whole another line of problems. Diabetes, incipitus, and
Speaker 2: all those kind of things can come from any kind
Speaker 2: of nutrients or whatever that are going crazy. It can
Speaker 2: also affect your potassium, and your potassium has an ube
Speaker 2: or small window of normal, so you can start having
Speaker 2: seizures from potassium floating in your body, or not enough potassium.
Speaker 2: You can be like uber lethargic. You can't move, you
Speaker 2: can't get up. All of these things can happen from
Speaker 2: these GLP medications. Plus, since it happens in your gut,
Speaker 2: it changes your gut brain biome, which means you are
Speaker 2: more susceptible to infection because your normal gut flora is
Speaker 2: no longer working. It's not manufacturing like it's supposed to,
Speaker 2: so it is just regulating your brain, gut biome and
Speaker 2: the functioning. So if you are extremely lethargic or you're
Speaker 2: uber confused, you're sick all the time, you're in chronic pain,
Speaker 2: you have tons of inflammation in your body, it's because
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 1: That's wild. And I mean, really, at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, is it worth all that, Like, just you're
Speaker 1: not going to look like Kim k because guess what,
Speaker 1: she probably had a rib removed right, three tummy tucks
Speaker 1: her butt like Brazilian butt lift. I'm not really saying
Speaker 1: Kim did because I don't want to get sued, but
Speaker 1: like you know, come on, these people, they alter themselves well.
Speaker 2: And one of the things about this, because we were
Speaker 2: talking about allergy stuff for your family member that you
Speaker 2: know or the person that you know, since these are synthetic,
Speaker 2: like I said, they shut off your body's normal thing
Speaker 2: and your body thinks it's a foreign invader, so it
Speaker 2: automatically triggers an immune response in your system. All hands
Speaker 2: on deck. Every immune cell that you create in your body,
Speaker 2: which there are a lot of, it's trying to protect
Speaker 2: your body from a foreign invader. So it will actually
Speaker 2: shut off your ability for your body to release like
Speaker 2: interlukens and things like that that control or help to
Speaker 2: regulate your body's immune system response. And plus, since it's
Speaker 2: sapping your calcitonin your C cells and your thyroid and
Speaker 2: creating havoc that way, you need vitamin C to be
Speaker 2: able to change over vitamin D from inactive to active.
Speaker 2: And so that's how your response, your immune spon responses
Speaker 2: get activated. It shuts those off, and it literally floods
Speaker 2: the body with all of the chemicals that are trying
Speaker 2: to fight this off. So you're going to see tons
Speaker 2: of hives. You're going to see allergic reactions as far
Speaker 2: as sneezing, itching, watery eyes, lethargy, all the things that
Speaker 2: come along with the massive allergy tack because not only
Speaker 2: is it activating like all these interlukens and stuff in
Speaker 2: your body, but it's also creating like a mass cell
Speaker 2: crisis in your system. And so these mass cells are
Speaker 2: literally looking for anything and everything that they can like
Speaker 2: attack and break down in your body.
Speaker 3: And so that's why it's and it may last.
Speaker 2: You know, like some people when they get hives, it's
Speaker 2: an allergic reaction from something they used to try to
Speaker 2: tell everybody it was from a virus.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's an immune response because it's fighting off a foreign
Speaker 2: invader or pathogen of toxin of some sort. And so
Speaker 2: some people with their immune response being the way it is,
Speaker 2: it may be nothing.
Speaker 3: For you to have hives for three weeks.
Speaker 1: To them, Well, we're talking about like huge welch. We
Speaker 1: saw this in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: And why is that because again, in that particular injection
Speaker 2: that they put on the market and forced a lot
Speaker 2: of people to get, it had monkey cells in it
Speaker 2: from the Semian.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 1: It's like a weird Yeah, it.
Speaker 2: Is literally the same type of virus that are well
Speaker 2: what they say is a virus. I don't believe in viruses,
Speaker 2: but scientific terminology, right, they will say that it is
Speaker 2: the same, This Semian virus is the same type of
Speaker 2: thing that caused HIV and AIDS.
Speaker 1: When we know that, and there's some new stuff coming
Speaker 1: about mister Fauci, there's crazy and I see some stuff
Speaker 1: about like Ben Franklin and stuff, you know, people being
Speaker 1: found buried in on margrave type of stuff. But whatever,
Speaker 1: you guys want to trust him, I don't.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't either, because he's he's literally been at
Speaker 2: the center of the AIDS epidemic and pushing the azy
Speaker 2: T and saying there was no other way to treat,
Speaker 2: no other meds.
Speaker 3: Sound familiar.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you can't take ivermectin or hydroxychloroquin because those
Speaker 2: don't work. But take this medication. As soon as you
Speaker 2: take it, you will die. You know, the same thing
Speaker 2: with the az T because they pulled az T off
Speaker 2: the market because of the detrimental effects on the patients.
Speaker 2: Same thing with hepatitis B. He was involved in that
Speaker 2: as well and pushed out rolled out medications for that
Speaker 2: as well. All as vaccinations that we still have today
Speaker 2: that should not be on the market.
Speaker 1: That are changing to their changing to m RNA. All
Speaker 1: that scenes are it's very scary even for dogs, even dogs.
Speaker 1: I mean, we don't vaccinate our animals at all. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's just it's just one more way. Look look
Speaker 1: at the people who fund this, Like I always say
Speaker 1: about look at the family members of the people that
Speaker 1: you're you know, trusting, right, don't do that with these people.
Speaker 1: Look at who's funding them, and look at the things
Speaker 1: that they say, Like Gates has said some crazy, crazy
Speaker 1: stuff like his wife, his wife, herk her little talk
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty about how we'll get give it to
Speaker 1: the black people first, because they.
Speaker 3: Do they do, that's what they do.
Speaker 2: Because the testing ground for the Bill and melindicate Sunday,
Speaker 2: because they've been involved in vaccine development since I don't know,
Speaker 2: the early thousands or nineteen ninety six something like that.
Speaker 2: Their testing ground is literally Africa first. They have always
Speaker 2: been Africa first, and so there has been a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff go on over there, and of course a
Speaker 2: lot of things are scrubbed from the traditional internet. You
Speaker 2: have to go back to the way back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he didn't even go to India anymore. He's
Speaker 1: literally outlawed, right.
Speaker 2: And the same thing with places in Africa is because
Speaker 2: they were you know, sterilizing people. They were causing like
Speaker 2: massive organ failure things like that, and so they were
Speaker 2: sued by multiple African nations repeatedly. But the that's literally
Speaker 2: where they keep testing stuff.
Speaker 1: That well, and the shot the thing in twenty twenty. Look,
Speaker 1: I saw it affect certain people like nothing at all.
Speaker 1: And then I saw a certain demographic okay of people
Speaker 1: that were really dying, who were dying and they weren't uh,
Speaker 1: they didn't look like me and I'll tell you something.
Speaker 1: If you think that the cleansing of the world went
Speaker 1: away with after World War Two, yeah it did not.
Speaker 1: It's bananas because they continue what they do in secret.
Speaker 1: And I think that that was a really big sign,
Speaker 1: and I think a lot of people saw it. You know,
Speaker 1: if you don't believe us, do one thing, Go do
Speaker 1: yourself a favor and look up Tuskikee.
Speaker 3: They've been hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they did it with blankets too.
Speaker 2: Oh, one hundred per and they Oh, we got a
Speaker 2: long history of doing crazy creepy stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Don't we.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: These these injectibles, all of them have certain additives or
Speaker 2: preservatives and them which are inactive ingredients. So we have
Speaker 2: die sodium phosphate and phenol, and then there's also other
Speaker 2: ones that are quote unquote stabilizers or buffers. These are
Speaker 2: literally used in every injectible medication, not just vaccinations, but medications.
Speaker 3: In the United States.
Speaker 2: Again, the grass standards apply generally recognized as safe. They
Speaker 2: are guessing what level is appropriate, but they don't know.
Speaker 2: So if somebody came up to you again and said, hey, Heidi,
Speaker 2: it would be a really great idea if you swallow
Speaker 2: anti freeze. I'm gonna tell you right now that this
Speaker 2: dose is safe for you to swallow. Would you take it?
Speaker 1: No? No way.
Speaker 2: People do not know that this crap is in here.
Speaker 2: And if you look up these things, that will give
Speaker 2: you like a long list of different manufacturing processes and
Speaker 2: what all these are used for in the United States.
Speaker 2: And it's frightening to think that they're considered a stabilizer
Speaker 2: or buffer and injectable medications for humans or animals because
Speaker 2: of their heavy industrial use as like caustic cleaners and
Speaker 2: things like that. Right, they just name them something fluffy
Speaker 2: for vaccination type stuff. So they can cause severe electrolyte imbalances,
Speaker 2: so massive amounts of phosphate floating around in your bloodstream,
Speaker 2: high sodium levels, high calcium levels, muscle cramping, muscle wasting,
Speaker 2: and that was another big thing with these injections. So
Speaker 2: you're getting a double Whayman not only from this buffer
Speaker 2: or stabilizer, but also from the GLP is muscle wasting
Speaker 2: because it makes your body stop producing the chemicals that
Speaker 2: you need for healthy muscles, so your muscles will actually
Speaker 2: start to break down along with your bone loss. And
Speaker 2: so you're going to notice like if you've ever seen
Speaker 2: people that are on these medications and have been for
Speaker 2: a while where they look like they've lost every ounce
Speaker 2: of fat.
Speaker 1: Oh something face, oh something face, Yeah, that's all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it literally like if you see any of the
Speaker 2: celebrities lately and you're like, what the heck happened to
Speaker 2: their face? This is it because it deteriorates literally the collagen,
Speaker 2: the muscle and the fat in your face and so
Speaker 2: it looks like your skin is hanging over your bones.
Speaker 1: It's really and there's no there's no way to fix
Speaker 1: this because even if you gain weight back, I have
Speaker 1: to tell you guys, this, the amount of fat you're
Speaker 1: worn with in your face?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: The amount that's it?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: And people are having buckle fat removal right now, which
Speaker 1: is so insane.
Speaker 2: And for people who don't know what that is, it's
Speaker 2: your fat in your cheeks.
Speaker 1: And they look like aliens now and it's sad because
Speaker 1: it bulges your eyes out. Oh and uh, what's her name?
Speaker 1: Cyrus did it? There's a bunch of them that have
Speaker 1: done it, and they just look like the people that
Speaker 1: look more youthful, and because they have that chubby cheek look,
Speaker 1: they look really really like death.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like it's scary, creepy, demonic, scary movie type people.
Speaker 1: It's so free.
Speaker 2: These these things also lead to numbness and tingling, which
Speaker 2: can be permanent because it damage or is your nervous
Speaker 2: system and your body's ability to produce neural responses to
Speaker 2: pain stemuli things like that, So you may lose the
Speaker 2: ability to feel like if your hand's over a flame
Speaker 2: or you're getting shocked or or something like that. Along
Speaker 2: with numbness and tingling, you can lose any kind of
Speaker 2: nerve sensation that you have, fatigue and weakness, and again
Speaker 2: the heart rhythm issues, kidney stress and damage because hello.
Speaker 3: It's pollution.
Speaker 2: These are toxic chemical pollutants used as weink weink buffers
Speaker 2: or stabilizers that they're putting in these medications, So they
Speaker 2: cause kidney injury or permanent damage or impairment because your
Speaker 2: body cannot get rid of these heavy manufacturing toxins, so
Speaker 2: they build up in your body and cause chronic disease.
Speaker 2: So also with all these things, the combination of the
Speaker 2: stabilizers and the GLP medications or combo medications themselves, since
Speaker 2: they're zapping your calcium from the calcitonin in your thyroid,
Speaker 2: and like I said before, it's affecting your body's ability
Speaker 2: to transfer vitamin D into the active source. So you're
Speaker 2: not getting proper amounts of calcium or vitamin D and
Speaker 2: you're not being able to process protein properly because you
Speaker 2: don't have the enzymes to break down foods right. And
Speaker 2: so it is imperative if you decide to do this
Speaker 2: or you already are doing this, you have to take
Speaker 2: increased doses of calcium vitamin D and you have to
Speaker 2: eat more protein. So that means you literally need to
Speaker 2: only be eating meat sources. Do not be eating vegetables,
Speaker 2: do not be eating fruits because those are sugars which
Speaker 2: are going to further the problem in your body. You
Speaker 2: have to have these extra sources and if.
Speaker 1: You're going to do that, just do that, and just.
Speaker 3: Do that instead.
Speaker 1: But they also had found that people are going blind,
Speaker 1: people are going your diet bedecks that have rettenopathy. It's
Speaker 1: it's aggressively rapidly changing to blindness right.
Speaker 2: Personal it because it's it's working on your nervous system
Speaker 2: and your brain stem. Right, so you've got all the
Speaker 2: cranial facial nerves and stuff like that. So vision changes, uh, smell, touch, taste,
Speaker 2: all of that stuff is going to be affected because
Speaker 2: these toxins affect.
Speaker 3: Your nervous system.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And you're also probably not going to get really great
Speaker 2: sleep because it affects the pleasure chemicals in your brain.
Speaker 3: So serotonin, melo.
Speaker 1: I bet something else is affected.
Speaker 2: I would be it is as well. Just maybe no
Speaker 2: more magic twinkie.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, yeah, that's sad. And yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: that any of that is worth.
Speaker 4: Fift after what sixty eight weeks, yeah exactly, yeah, or
Speaker 4: seventy two at one point, right, yep, exactly for only
Speaker 4: what fifteen percent?
Speaker 2: So the first one was fifteen percent and the other
Speaker 2: one was twenty two point five over a very long
Speaker 2: period of time. And that is a percent of body weight.
Speaker 2: So that does not mean that you're going to lose
Speaker 2: that much weight, because body weight, like Heidi described before,
Speaker 2: can be your bone density weight or much.
Speaker 1: You are losing if you don't have weight right, which
Speaker 1: by the way, we are chronically low in as a
Speaker 1: whole because goes outside anymore well, and most of.
Speaker 2: The medications that we have inhibit the synth.
Speaker 3: This is a vitamin D in the first place.
Speaker 2: So even if if you're getting vitamin D, you're not
Speaker 2: being able to synthesize it because our foods and medications
Speaker 2: and stuff are seriously lacking in the in the nutrients
Speaker 2: that you need to process that actively.
Speaker 1: Which is scary.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about your stuff now that I made
Speaker 2: a poo poo on the party.
Speaker 1: I know, and for those that say it works so great,
Speaker 1: I have seen people really lose a lot from it.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying if everything went perfectly everything and
Speaker 1: you didn't get any of these word side effects and
Speaker 1: you lost the twenty two percent out of rapid work,
Speaker 1: like even rapidly, Okay, that's fine. Was it worth it
Speaker 1: for the future? And what could possibly damage you in
Speaker 1: all of these ways? They had to have to stay
Speaker 1: on it the rest of it because.
Speaker 2: Like US News and World Report said, they have not
Speaker 2: done any studies for the lasting effects of these medications.
Speaker 1: And they do this with these things. You know, they'd
Speaker 1: never DoD this with the cardiac drugs.
Speaker 2: Same thing with something else that we were forced to take.
Speaker 1: And they never do that with any other drugs. I
Speaker 1: never see them push forward anything else, like like cancer drugs. Hello,
Speaker 1: we've been doing the same thing we've been doing. And
Speaker 1: the only thing that's changing is the people doing studies.
Speaker 1: But we're not. You know, those people that get into
Speaker 1: those special studies, maybe they're having a change. But like
Speaker 1: my dad told me, who was a type one diabetic
Speaker 1: since he was eight, he looked me straight in the
Speaker 1: face and said, they will never cure this or hard
Speaker 1: problems or cancer. And he said, I am in a
Speaker 1: death sentence, and he did. He died very young and
Speaker 1: has been gone a long time. And he used to
Speaker 1: go to Mexico to try and find like other treatments
Speaker 1: and different things. And he was way before his time
Speaker 1: because I remember him telling me, like about cell transfer
Speaker 1: therapy and different crazy stuff, and I remember thinking, you
Speaker 1: are just probably getting tainted Mexican water from the tap. Dad, Like,
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: You know, I got some good stuff in Tijuana.
Speaker 1: I just remember thinking, you are really out there. But
Speaker 1: now I'm I think about and not just with that,
Speaker 1: with many things that he told me, I'm like he
Speaker 1: knew something. He was smart, you know. And I think
Speaker 1: there's controversy and all that too, because then where do
Speaker 1: they get those cells from? And that's a whole bad thing.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing is a lot of places will
Speaker 2: push like stem cell therapy and whatever for regenerative health.
Speaker 2: Then we can fix all your problem with stem cells. Again,
Speaker 2: they are not stem cells from your body, so they're
Speaker 2: getting them from another source that they're going to put
Speaker 2: into you bait, which is no differen right then a transplant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're from dead, dead fetuses, dead fetal cells. So
Speaker 1: you really need to know that. And I mean, if
Speaker 1: you're fine with that, that's fine, but you need to
Speaker 1: know that because it is what it is, right, we
Speaker 1: can't change what is. So I found I went back
Speaker 1: in time. I decided because I knew you would bring
Speaker 1: the heat, and I thought, I'm.
Speaker 3: Going to bring this sad stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, I'm gonna make this funny but still relevant, right,
Speaker 1: And I went back in time clear starting nineteen oh
Speaker 1: six with that was.
Speaker 3: A little before my data pot.
Speaker 1: Yea heat too, definitely, But this one is my favorite one.
Speaker 1: This one's the best one. And I wrote down all
Speaker 1: these fad diets that had happened over all these years,
Speaker 1: but this one by far takes the cake. So Horace Fletcher,
Speaker 1: he came up with something called Fletcherism or the chew
Speaker 1: chew chew cult. You may remember this. This stayed very
Speaker 1: popular for a long time. Right, you're supposed to chew
Speaker 1: your food all the way blah blah blah so many times. Well,
Speaker 1: this is the guy, this is why. So this is
Speaker 1: his quote, and this cracked me up. First of all,
Speaker 1: he was known as the super masticator.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mastication, by.
Speaker 1: The way chewing, and it cracked me up. I just
Speaker 1: this cracked me up so bad. He also had an
Speaker 1: actual quote saying nature will castigate for those who do
Speaker 1: not masticate. So he's talking about chewing and it should
Speaker 1: be chewed so much that it should slide down on
Speaker 1: its own without swallowing. Okay, let me tell you guys
Speaker 1: about food sliding places. This guy died of a really
Speaker 1: funny reason, and I don't mean it in a rude way.
Speaker 1: It's not funny. But he died because of this. And
Speaker 1: I'm almost certain because he said when it split like
Speaker 1: it can like down, it can go into your airway. Okay,
Speaker 1: actively well, yeah, guess what he died of? Aspiration pneumonia, bronchitis.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, yeah, because it's old the old timey days, right,
Speaker 1: and they just probably prescribed him like more cocaine. Like
Speaker 1: I love the meme, the meme that's got the old
Speaker 1: timey doctor with the leeches and they're like, hmmm, seems
Speaker 1: you're sick there, Let's do some cocaine about this exactly,
Speaker 1: Like what the heck? They were just half of people
Speaker 1: up or I don't even know. It was wild, it
Speaker 1: was in all kinds of things. But he did die.
Speaker 1: I think he probably aspirated to death. And honestly, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't know that probably back then.
Speaker 2: But you definitely have to do that because that's the
Speaker 2: reason for your epiglottis at the back of your throat,
Speaker 2: which is your valve to either put it down your
Speaker 2: airway or down your esophagus. And that's why a lot
Speaker 2: of times people all.
Speaker 3: Go, oh, it went down the wrong home.
Speaker 1: Right, And you can if you don't that muscle, like
Speaker 1: she's saying, when one shuts the other opens, vice versa.
Speaker 1: So he if he's literally doing what he said and
Speaker 1: letting it slide down, which I'm sure he is, because
Speaker 1: let me tell you how dedicated this dude was to this.
Speaker 1: He said, and I quote, he carried around a sample
Speaker 1: of his own poop and showed it to people to
Speaker 1: show them that it didn't smell anymore because he showed
Speaker 1: his food so good that he absorbed everything, so his poop,
Speaker 1: his shit didn't stink, y'all.
Speaker 3: Well, everybody look at him. He is special, isn't he?
Speaker 1: And can you imagine if this guy's at a party
Speaker 1: and he's like, hey, you want to see poop Janet,
Speaker 1: look at this. And so I had to pay this
Speaker 1: one because it was the funniest thing I've ever heard
Speaker 1: in my life. And of course it gives you digestive issues.
Speaker 1: And these people wouldn't go to the bathroom for up
Speaker 1: to two weeks. And he thought this was great because.
Speaker 3: That is so not normal.
Speaker 1: And so his ship did instinct. Just remember that that
Speaker 1: that was.
Speaker 2: He is a very special character.
Speaker 1: Well, he was a member of the Borohemian Club, the
Speaker 1: Grove Club.
Speaker 3: Of course, of course, and he.
Speaker 1: Was best buddies with the Rockefellers.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say that it sounds like some kid,
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, Fletcher. I wonder if he was
Speaker 2: related to April who wrote the Flexner.
Speaker 1: Report for Oh it wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I bet, I bet they're the same family.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna check that one out because I didn't even
Speaker 1: think of that. I was. I was laughed and too
Speaker 1: bad about this, huh, masticator, I was, but not as
Speaker 1: bad as some of these other diets. It gets worse.
Speaker 2: I am not the great masticator, just saying I like.
Speaker 1: My food because I don't want to die. Okay. And
Speaker 1: the next one is even more fun because it does
Speaker 1: come with a good dose of death. Oh sorry, my
Speaker 1: dog arsenic pill diet. Oh yeah, that kills you. But
Speaker 1: it works just FYI. It gives the energy, you feel
Speaker 1: better and you lose weight, then you die. That's what
Speaker 1: it said.
Speaker 3: That is very helpful.
Speaker 1: Hebe this like this was a real thing.
Speaker 3: But but.
Speaker 2: Are you surprised because they have been putting poison in
Speaker 2: our food and stuff.
Speaker 1: For how long? Exactly? Well, it gets even more fun.
Speaker 1: This one is disgusting. This one actually grossed me out.
Speaker 1: The Last Chance diet this they would only allow them
Speaker 1: to drink these shakes and they were blended up animal product,
Speaker 1: and they they broke this down because it got yanked
Speaker 1: from the market because it was so bad. Back of
Speaker 1: the day, it had pieces of hide, horns, tendons, and
Speaker 1: people died, so.
Speaker 2: Kind of pretty much like a hot dog only in
Speaker 2: like LITTLEFRM but worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they started dropping dead. So all right, oh sweet,
Speaker 1: So these things will make you lose weight, but you
Speaker 1: might you might die. Amphetamines always of course, of course
Speaker 1: that goes into fen fen and heart damage and that,
Speaker 1: and you know a lot of people had that.
Speaker 2: Dentin was big and what eighties, nineties.
Speaker 1: Even into the two thousands. It was late and then
Speaker 1: they got into a point where because my grandma got
Speaker 1: into it, and I remember I was older, so it
Speaker 1: had been the two thousands with all the clinics popping
Speaker 1: up and they had a multi level suit on that
Speaker 1: because it literally damaged your art. My grandma was one
Speaker 1: of those people that ended up with heart damage and
Speaker 1: it was really sad and she died from heart damage later. Also,
Speaker 1: we've got the baby food diet, the cottage cheese diet,
Speaker 1: Fit for Life, which wasn't a terrible one. I'm going
Speaker 1: to go over the ones that actually have some basis
Speaker 1: for knowledge and worked. The blood type diet, the werewolf diet.
Speaker 1: This one's fun. You eat with the phases of the moon.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: Then, Wow, I'm sure there, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Uh, there's a sect of the population that probably practices
Speaker 2: that on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: I'm serious, And what they're eating, we don't want to
Speaker 1: ask that. Now.
Speaker 2: The blood type, the blood type thing, I've heard of
Speaker 2: that before because I know that, like my body is
Speaker 2: more copper based and I'm supposed to be eating for that,
Speaker 2: but I've never looked into.
Speaker 1: It, Okay. And so then they had the d NP diet,
Speaker 1: which it was a medication that they prescribed back in
Speaker 1: the nineteen thirties and it did work, worked great, gave
Speaker 1: people energy and also killed a bunch of people. Fifth blind,
Speaker 1: you know, side effects, those little pesky things. Also with
Speaker 1: a cardiac with finfinn it also calls pulmonary hypertension, so
Speaker 1: that's another thing that it caused. So ephedra got really big.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a huge deal. That was like in
Speaker 2: the nineties, I think for me.
Speaker 1: Yep, phenol propranoline that's over the counter, that was a
Speaker 1: big one. Those are more medication ones.
Speaker 2: And caused that caused people to have massive asthma flare
Speaker 2: ups and browncil spasms like that.
Speaker 1: Big done, Yep. And the act can diet, the good
Speaker 1: old low fat dessert diet. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: can say that because I think they still have a company,
Speaker 1: the Snack something diet, you can buy them out. The
Speaker 1: story thing still, but it was everything went low fat
Speaker 1: for a while there in the early or late two thousands,
Speaker 1: I can't remember. The wells and then put that other
Speaker 1: word together or the well snack diet just flipped that
Speaker 1: around and that got really big. But it was loaded
Speaker 1: with sugar, and so.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, first of all, low fat is
Speaker 2: a very bad idea, but they are like very full
Speaker 2: of sugar, so very course.
Speaker 1: The zone diet, the grapefruit diet, the ear stapling, I
Speaker 1: love this one. The ear Yeah, I had one of them.
Speaker 1: I was desperate to lose me some weight because I
Speaker 1: didn't know about my thyroid. So did they actually, yeah
Speaker 1: they It feels like it just feels like an ear
Speaker 1: punch real quick, like your earrings, and there's a little
Speaker 1: staple in there. For quite a while, all did was
Speaker 1: make my ear sore. Of course, I'm a hard case
Speaker 1: because I had thyroid disorder. Didn't know, so I mean,
Speaker 1: clearly nothing was gonna work. The tapeworm egg diet. People
Speaker 1: were swallowing tapeworm eggs.
Speaker 2: I'll definitely making that one worked. And you will lose
Speaker 2: weight because it's literally eating your goats.
Speaker 1: You're getting worms. Yes, cigarette diet. I thought that one
Speaker 1: was super fun, like here, just smoke instead of eating older.
Speaker 1: Of course that would work a little. This one cracked
Speaker 1: me up. The Twinkie diet, and guess what it worked.
Speaker 1: People lost on average of twenty seven pounds only eating twinkies.
Speaker 1: But then they got super sick and some died.
Speaker 3: I was scared.
Speaker 1: The hCG diet, which we know a lot.
Speaker 3: Of that popped up. That was the last.
Speaker 1: Big one still around. Cabbage soup diet, the juicing diets,
Speaker 1: the South Beach diet, the raw food diet, the low
Speaker 1: carb diet, and my favorite, the cotton ball diet, because
Speaker 1: this people really did this shit. They dipped cotton balls
Speaker 1: in a sauce of their choice or whatever they liked,
Speaker 1: like some blue cheese cotton balls and ate them and
Speaker 1: supposedly this helps you to fill full. And then of
Speaker 1: course they got sick because there's a ton of bad
Speaker 1: stuff in them.
Speaker 2: Right that they can't that they can't get out because
Speaker 2: cotton has toxins in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, super bad for you. It has all kinds of byproducts.
Speaker 1: The way they're made. Is not sanitary, this is not
Speaker 1: wise to pemicles. Yes, and so it did crack me
Speaker 1: up though. I was like, really, people are just eating
Speaker 1: cotton balls and I thought it was fake. But I
Speaker 1: still have to say, out of all of those silly things,
Speaker 1: I liked the Master cater It seems like it would
Speaker 1: work if you would just swallow your food at the end,
Speaker 1: like that seems insane. I will say I did a
Speaker 1: little bit of deep diving on any that were actually successful,
Speaker 1: and there are some that are based on actual, real knowledge,
Speaker 1: and that is Number one is the Zone diet. It
Speaker 1: is forty percent carbs, thirty percent protein, and thirty percent
Speaker 1: fat and it really does work, but it's hard to
Speaker 1: stay on. I mean, you know, when you're talking about
Speaker 1: fat diets, usually you lose what you lose and game
Speaker 1: back couple.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, if you if you stop that,
Speaker 2: it's gonna go.
Speaker 1: Whole thing Keto, which we know is really and you
Speaker 1: could do modified keto. I think there's some things with
Speaker 1: that that you could modify certain things for your health,
Speaker 1: you know, if you or you could cycle them, and
Speaker 1: I think that that's more probably a better idea, just
Speaker 1: like intermittent fasting and different things that wasn't put on here,
Speaker 1: but I know that that does work for some PEO people.
Speaker 1: It's also per my end of chronologists because I really
Speaker 1: wanted to try that. It's an absolute no no for
Speaker 1: cancer survivors. It's also absolute no no for people with
Speaker 1: insulin resistance. So if you're in this GOLP situation in general,
Speaker 1: you're probably not going to want to do that. So careful,
Speaker 1: and it goes back to what you said, then your
Speaker 1: body shuts down stops processing food correctly because you're shutting
Speaker 1: it down manually. So you've got to be careful how
Speaker 1: long you're doing this, because some things get real crazy,
Speaker 1: like days. You know, some people are like I can
Speaker 1: eat whatever I want, then I just don't eat it
Speaker 1: all on that day. And like I'm just saying, you're
Speaker 1: probably not going to be able to say for women.
Speaker 2: You know, there's been a lot of oh, if you
Speaker 2: just fast and whatever. Fasting for women is not a
Speaker 2: fantastic idea because of cortisol levels.
Speaker 1: Yes, cortisol is hugely important, and you're going to feel
Speaker 1: more stressed out because the cortisol issue. And so like
Speaker 1: we've said, this is there's there's good and bad with
Speaker 1: all of this stuff. There is also the Atkins diet
Speaker 1: was listed separately from the Keto diet, which actually does work,
Speaker 1: and he had a pretty good He was more mixed
Speaker 1: with not just like solid. You can never have this.
Speaker 1: And I think he did phases if I remember correctly,
Speaker 1: so it's not as out there as some of the others.
Speaker 1: Same thing with the South Beach diet. Low carb, low fat,
Speaker 1: and then high protein phasing, So I understand anything with phasing.
Speaker 1: I'm a little more like, okay, I could see it,
Speaker 1: you know. And these are the ones that are successful,
Speaker 1: and doctors do not like like put them and throw
Speaker 1: them out. So those are the only ones that were
Speaker 1: literally like looped into successful. I could look into a
Speaker 1: lot of other things. I know, there's plenty of things
Speaker 1: that have for people. I've done a lot of these diets.
Speaker 1: Being a girl that was very desperate, like as thick
Speaker 1: as I am now, there was a time in my
Speaker 1: life where I was seventy pounds heavier than right now.
Speaker 1: That doesn't work well for what I'm already at. That's rough.
Speaker 1: I didn't know I had hereditary Hashimoto's thyroiditis, which is
Speaker 1: basically diabetes of the thyroid and so it just attacks
Speaker 1: itself and that's an autoimmune situation. You feel like crap,
Speaker 1: and they just missed it because your thyroid levels. Just
Speaker 1: for people to know because of the thyroid issues linked
Speaker 1: with these golps. I want to very much tell you guys,
Speaker 1: I went twenty years with a normal thyroid level. Twenty years.
Speaker 1: If they had checked my thyroid autoimmune antibodies, they were
Speaker 1: through the roof and I had chronic pain, and you know,
Speaker 1: I think they just finally said I had what's the
Speaker 1: crap diagnosis that they put on people and then they're
Speaker 1: just like, you just have this. It's like the muscular pain.
Speaker 3: I can't remember, vibromyelgia.
Speaker 1: Yes, And they're like, this is what you get when
Speaker 1: you when nobody wants to deal with you anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, And that's diagnosis because uh, they're too lazy
Speaker 2: to determine.
Speaker 3: The root cause of what is wrong in your body.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile you're tired, lucky all time out.
Speaker 3: Its rag.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying people don't have these pains, but
Speaker 1: there is probably a real reason underlying rout yause because
Speaker 1: mine was the pure fact that number one I had
Speaker 1: Hashimotos number two. By the time they found it, I
Speaker 1: had three C thyroid cancer fully advanced and spread and
Speaker 1: ended up having to do radiation a full thyroid ectomy
Speaker 1: with dissection, which is not normal. People always say, oh,
Speaker 1: that's simple, that's just a simple cancer. I'm like, it
Speaker 1: really wasn't at all. I was super sick, and to
Speaker 1: this day it's been years and years and years. It's
Speaker 1: it's been since almost ten years. And it's also a
Speaker 1: very reoccurring cancer. So I have to constantly go in
Speaker 1: every year and get figured out, yeah, and have these
Speaker 1: cancer markers drawn or I have to have a body scan.
Speaker 1: And my cousin that just had it as well at
Speaker 1: the same time we we got diagnosed. So he's a
Speaker 1: man and got that and so this is how heavy
Speaker 1: it is in my family, because that doesn't happen. Okay
Speaker 1: she mos. Yeah, it's very not common at all. But
Speaker 1: we both ended up with it within weeks of each other.
Speaker 1: I actually had thought mine was from being flashed too
Speaker 1: much at the er. And no, I don't mean naked people.
Speaker 3: I mean glad to clarified, because.
Speaker 1: Right it's when we have in the ar. Oh, for sure,
Speaker 1: I don't even want to go into what I pulled
Speaker 1: out of people, but it's not personally but assisted. But
Speaker 1: when you're doing CPR, when they say clear because not
Speaker 1: because of the shock, but because of radiology coming in
Speaker 1: and doing you know, their films they need, we should
Speaker 1: have stopped, but we don't. Just so you guys know,
Speaker 1: your caregivers, if they really give a damn, are going
Speaker 1: to continue and they're going to get that radiation exposure
Speaker 1: from the X ray that they're trying to get because
Speaker 1: we just don't care. And that, you know, I would say,
Speaker 1: that's pretty standard. I'm not special. That's normal, you know.
Speaker 1: And I really did think I did some damage there,
Speaker 1: but it was obviously you know through my family line.
Speaker 1: Scary part is he just got it again. So it's
Speaker 1: a reoccurring cancer. So for those of you you may say, yes,
Speaker 1: they checked my thyroid, I bet they did, but that
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you're in the clear unless they've done a
Speaker 1: full thyroid study.
Speaker 2: And what's funny on the thyroid stuff, because I've had
Speaker 2: people go, Okay, they're like, well my thyroid's mussed up. Okay,
Speaker 2: what what thyroid did they draw? Because there are so
Speaker 2: many different thyroid numbers and more times than not. Providers
Speaker 2: will draw one maybe two, and that's it.
Speaker 1: And they also cover their butts that way, and they
Speaker 1: don't really care because they want you on the medication
Speaker 1: because they're do you know that back in the day,
Speaker 1: you guys, when all of the narcotics were being overly prescribed,
Speaker 1: which by the way, there is a time and place
Speaker 1: for narcotics to be like prescribed to people. It is
Speaker 1: bananas to me right now how people are being treated.
Speaker 1: I see people that have like tons of chronic real illnesses,
Speaker 1: like you know, green berets that jumped out of airplanes
Speaker 1: their whole life and have all these problems and they're
Speaker 1: backs busted in seven different ways, and you know what,
Speaker 1: they they can monitor them and see if they're appropriate,
Speaker 1: and and you can have those Why punish someone that
Speaker 1: literally would rather die than wake up? Okay, because it's
Speaker 1: that bad sometimes I've been there. Then be a responsible
Speaker 1: physician and follow them. Because of what happened with the
Speaker 1: whole narcotic pain thing we all saw coming in nursing
Speaker 1: because they started rating pain and it got real out
Speaker 1: of control and the next thing we knew just total
Speaker 1: knees that were like not that big a deal. Were
Speaker 1: coming out with oxyconton a hundred and something, okay, and
Speaker 1: I said that name. You can click it out if
Speaker 1: you want, But I just know that that was dangerous,
Speaker 1: not because of the drug, because they weren't monitoring. Okay.
Speaker 1: So I'm not saying anything bad about the drug. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying they have to monitor things well, and here
Speaker 1: made it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: They When I moved down here, I'm like, you do
Speaker 2: what Like they write a prescription for a patient, but
Speaker 2: before they handed patient, you have to get online and
Speaker 2: type in their information and it will literally track that
Speaker 2: patient and if they have builled that script or a
Speaker 2: similar script within a certain period of time, it'll tell
Speaker 2: you how many pharmacies they've been to. Because a lot
Speaker 2: of people are pharmacy hoppers. Say they're filling at CPS
Speaker 2: and then they'll go to Walgreens or they'll go to
Speaker 2: Write Aid or whatever because nobody was monitoring that. And
Speaker 2: so down here they have that online tracking system. So
Speaker 2: you cannot get away with narcotics trading offering.
Speaker 1: Yes, like that, And the way they made it was
Speaker 1: honestly irresponsible because they made the coding not safe. And
Speaker 1: they've changed it. You know, they realize their error. The
Speaker 1: reason why I bring that up is because at that
Speaker 1: point in time, the reason why we saw as nurses
Speaker 1: some of the person descriptions we saw for people that
Speaker 1: were like really, like really, he's got an ingram tone nail.
Speaker 1: You know, it was getting weird and we all saw
Speaker 1: it and wondered, why, Well, there was a doctor that
Speaker 1: came out and admitted on that show, I can't remember
Speaker 1: that show. Uh that they came out exposing all this.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a popular show, somebody's going to remember it.
Speaker 1: But anyway, they came out on that and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: that I was getting so many kickbacks. I named my
Speaker 1: boat kickback. So they do get that, and that's a
Speaker 1: lot of times the reason why you'll go into the
Speaker 1: doctor and say, but this thing, me and Janet, we're
Speaker 1: talking about this before that we went live. This particular
Speaker 1: thing works for me, and all the rest of these
Speaker 1: are not good for me. I'm asleep on this one
Speaker 1: or that one or whatever is causing And they don't
Speaker 1: want to give the old drugs, including my.
Speaker 2: My the enough ye that there's not enoughnary reimbursement.
Speaker 1: The same thing with my inhalers. Why did they reformulate
Speaker 1: this to be chlorofloro carbon free when people can go
Speaker 1: outside and smoke. It's stupid. They did it because just
Speaker 1: so you guys know how medications work. For the first
Speaker 1: few years a drug comes out new on the market.
Speaker 1: That's why there's only that drug and no generics available
Speaker 1: for it. Because they want to be paid back for
Speaker 1: their investment. Okay, and I get that. It's I get it.
Speaker 1: I do. They've probably spent a lot. But also there's
Speaker 1: some lunacy, lunacy in that where people are getting back
Speaker 1: tons of money and then okay, you got your money.
Speaker 1: Now there's a generic leave us poor people alone, you know. Nope,
Speaker 1: they'll reformulate something you cannot go at.
Speaker 3: That the exact same medication.
Speaker 2: They'll they'll pull it off, rebranded under a completely different name,
Speaker 2: but it's the exact same medication because they can go
Speaker 2: after that new dollar revenue again.
Speaker 1: And the bad thing is they do this with things
Speaker 1: like I think it should be outlawed for heart mets
Speaker 1: and asthma slash EpiPens because you can die. You know,
Speaker 1: these are not It's not a choice. I can't choose it.
Speaker 1: It's not like, Okay, I'm depressed, but I'm going to
Speaker 1: take these, you know, antidepressants, you can choose. I can't choose.
Speaker 1: I'll die.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: You know, it's funny that you mentioned EPI because I
Speaker 2: saw a commercial the other night for the EPI nasal.
Speaker 3: Spray that they came out with.
Speaker 2: Because they drastically reduce the price of EPI, so they
Speaker 2: had to come out with this new product, right, the
Speaker 2: nasal spray when which puts it under the new rebranding again,
Speaker 2: which is going to increase the cost for the patient.
Speaker 1: Again, yep. And it's just it's just so crappy that
Speaker 1: they do with things they know you can't go without.
Speaker 1: You know, there's not going to be somebody that can
Speaker 1: choose whether they're on cartism probably you know, that's a
Speaker 1: drug they probably need, you know, And unfortunately there are
Speaker 1: some things like that. Whether or not you choose to
Speaker 1: do that, that's your choice. My dad told me, and
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what happened. I'm not having another bypass.
Speaker 1: They can go f themselves. Then he texted me every
Speaker 1: day for thirty days about how an elephant was on
Speaker 1: his chest and I'm like, literally, this was in my textbook.
Speaker 1: This is like textbook, And he did describe it that way.
Speaker 1: And then he died and that was his decision, and
Speaker 1: I was very sad and upset about it because he
Speaker 1: was very early sixties, barely, you know, and I was
Speaker 1: not happy. But he told me, I can't see. I'm blind,
Speaker 1: I can't do anything. My parents have passed away now
Speaker 1: and they can't help me anymore like they used to
Speaker 1: drag him places. You know, I have no quality of
Speaker 1: life anymore. Right, And unfortunately I understood though, you know,
Speaker 1: it was unfortunate for him, but in my heart I knew,
Speaker 1: like you know what he used to tell me. It's
Speaker 1: not you know, purposeful, we'll see it that way. It's
Speaker 1: not Hillary Clinton. No, just dying because if I was
Speaker 1: born this way back in the day, I would have
Speaker 1: already expired. And so, you know, you have to respect
Speaker 1: people's decisions. It's whatever. But as for me, I would
Speaker 1: love to breathe. You know. It's not my fault that
Speaker 1: I have such a crazy histamine response. Actually, it's probably
Speaker 1: because I had an autoimmune disorder that was left going
Speaker 1: rampant in my body for almost twenty years. And that's sad.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm still developing new allergies, including drug allergies,
Speaker 1: so that sucks. But what we're doing is trying to
Speaker 1: warn you guys, to know that just because they draw
Speaker 1: your tea HT three T four blah blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, it doesn't matter if you have an autoimmune
Speaker 1: They need to do some other studies and they're never
Speaker 1: going to find it like that, you know, they just
Speaker 1: won't well.
Speaker 2: And the funny thing about lab work is, and a
Speaker 2: lot of people don't realize this when they draw lab work,
Speaker 2: there is always a margin of the error in the
Speaker 2: testing anyway. Number one, like how the blood specimen is processed,
Speaker 2: if it's something that's supposed to be spun down in
Speaker 2: a centrifuge immediately so that the components of the blood
Speaker 2: are separated, if it has to be frozen, if it
Speaker 2: has to be wrapped in foil, you know whatever, If
Speaker 2: it sits a long time at your facility unprocessed, and
Speaker 2: then you have to wait for a lab carrier to
Speaker 2: come and pick it up to take it somewhere else.
Speaker 2: We're testing, and the margin of the error in the
Speaker 2: test itself, even if everything in the chain of custody
Speaker 2: was done correctly, every test still has a.
Speaker 3: Margin of the error built into it.
Speaker 2: So they could be telling you that you have X,
Speaker 2: Y and Z and you don't because the testing itself
Speaker 2: is faulty.
Speaker 1: And I am so lucky, sadly enough, that my daughter
Speaker 1: also had the same thing. She was uncontrolled. Her TSH
Speaker 1: was out of hands and she was like seven, which
Speaker 1: is very rare, super weird. And unfortunately she had my side,
Speaker 1: which I didn't know anything. And then his side also
Speaker 1: had his mother had thyroid issues. So the sad part
Speaker 1: is is she got her thyroid removed at thirteen because
Speaker 1: they could not control it. It was she was comaville.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was scary, and so they finally decided
Speaker 1: after years, but four years of trying everything and I
Speaker 1: mean I was on it to the tee and it
Speaker 1: just it didn't help anything. They took it out. She
Speaker 1: had pre cancerous cells at thirteen and they said, look,
Speaker 1: she's got tumors, all this weird stuff. You need to
Speaker 1: go get checked for this. This is hereditary. And she
Speaker 1: saved my life because if she hadn't had that happen,
Speaker 1: I would have never known I had cancer. And I
Speaker 1: was almost to a point where it was not going
Speaker 1: to matter for me anymore. So I was super lucky
Speaker 1: and I think, thank God. I think everything for that
Speaker 1: all the time because.
Speaker 3: I think God for that because I love you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. And I have a tiny, tiny scar and
Speaker 1: I was so lucky because my daughter's scar is like
Speaker 1: it looks like yeah, I looked just like Sally, you
Speaker 1: know from Jack. And I told her once, I said,
Speaker 1: you know, I'll well more than once, I'll pay for
Speaker 1: that to be reduced because my doctor's really good and
Speaker 1: he can fix that, because he would see it and
Speaker 1: it would just bother me. And I said, you know,
Speaker 1: let's let's get that taken care of. And she said, no,
Speaker 1: it's such a funny conversation. Piece. I like to tell
Speaker 1: people I got Jack the rippard. You want to tell them,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. And I just thought it was funny.
Speaker 1: But she she doesn't mind. It's faded, and you know,
Speaker 1: but it was sad. That was during her very teenage
Speaker 1: years and you know, we did the best we could
Speaker 1: with her, but it's it was it's still a struggle
Speaker 1: constantly for her weight, for everything. It's hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because like I said, thyroid controls so much in
Speaker 2: our body that when the thyroid is messed up, and
Speaker 2: you know, even if if somebody has, you know, thyroid issues,
Speaker 2: and they put you on any of the thyroid medications
Speaker 2: which I won't name. They have to constantly play with
Speaker 2: the dosage because ninety nine point nine percent of the
Speaker 2: time they cannot get your dosage right. It will not
Speaker 2: regulate you. And why again, it's a synthetic hormone, and
Speaker 2: so you're not doing anything to stimulate your body's own production.
Speaker 2: You're taking something that is going to shut off your
Speaker 2: body's production. And so your body's like, I don't know
Speaker 2: what to do.
Speaker 1: And if you do have something, if you have some
Speaker 1: thyroid left, right, if you have if they didn't have
Speaker 1: to do a full removal. There are pharmacies, it's rare.
Speaker 1: You have to look for them that do compounding of
Speaker 1: natural and and that is I used to do that
Speaker 1: before I had to have none, which sucks, but you can.
Speaker 1: It's going to cost and your insurance is not.
Speaker 2: Going well worth it though it's well worth it because
Speaker 2: you are you are taking something that's going to help
Speaker 2: to stimulate your body to to further that production instead
Speaker 2: of shutting off your body's production with the synthetic drug.
Speaker 1: And my great my grandma had told me she didn't
Speaker 1: have a removal. But she was the one that was
Speaker 1: had something similar and she said, you know, I've been
Speaker 1: doing this. She's the one that told me about the compounding.
Speaker 1: Because it's T three and T four And let me
Speaker 1: tell you, if you're only on one of the two,
Speaker 1: go talk to your doctor. Because it was a world
Speaker 1: of difference, even for a tiny, tiny amount of the other.
Speaker 1: It changed my life. I felt like I was a
Speaker 1: human again. Yeah, it was bad. It was super bad.
Speaker 1: You feel really really just zombie, and it makes a
Speaker 1: huge difference, and most doctors just choose not to treat that.
Speaker 1: And that's a bummer, you know. So some people like borderline.
Speaker 2: With this, you know, with these weight loss fads and
Speaker 2: the injectibles and stuff, especially with like the black box
Speaker 2: warnings that hey, literally it's gonna attack your diroid. We
Speaker 2: haven't seen it as a human yet, but all the
Speaker 2: mice that we tested literally have thyroid cancer.
Speaker 1: Yep. And then you mix it with the twenty twenty cure,
Speaker 1: and you know that that causes rapid cancer. So put
Speaker 1: those two together and figure out what they're trying to
Speaker 1: do to you. I'm just saying, that's a frightening situation.
Speaker 1: And they know that they can get people to do
Speaker 1: it because look at all the vanity meds that have
Speaker 1: come out, like hey you can have this other talks
Speaker 1: and put in your face, you can have this other
Speaker 1: thing done, blah blah blah blah blah, and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: but also there's been some really bad things from that
Speaker 1: I'm not saying work. Yeah, there's other options. There's taping,
Speaker 1: there's like safe things you can do. There's light therapy,
Speaker 1: like we spoke about. Jana said she's had some massive
Speaker 1: reduction headlines like there are things that work, you know,
Speaker 1: so yeah, it takes more to look it up because
Speaker 1: other people are trying to make you not be here anymore.
Speaker 1: And fertility problems we've had over all the years. Look
Speaker 1: at all this change, you know, one hundred.
Speaker 2: Percent, and then the amount of people that have you know,
Speaker 2: been on hey let's try these new birth control things
Speaker 2: that have come out. Oh you have pcos now polycystic.
Speaker 1: Over right, or uh, what's the other one?
Speaker 2: You have infertility like you're never going to have a
Speaker 2: baby or whatever. You have all these things, or you
Speaker 2: have crazyriosis. Because all these were considered wink wink safe
Speaker 2: and effective. Because literally all the studies are paid for
Speaker 2: to have the outcome that farman.
Speaker 3: Needs to get the approval from their bodies.
Speaker 1: Quickly, yep, and then they give them a kickback and
Speaker 1: they get a new boat. So if you think I'm fibbying,
Speaker 1: you know, you guys can look up. I wished I
Speaker 1: could remember that. Oh, dope, Dope sick. Yeah, yeah, there's
Speaker 1: two of them.
Speaker 2: There was dope sick and something else, and we watch
Speaker 2: both of them.
Speaker 1: There's another one, you're right, and it might have been
Speaker 1: in that one, but they were talking to these insurance people.
Speaker 1: That's who it is, you know. And and just remember,
Speaker 1: like I go to a regular doctor still. I have
Speaker 1: a doctor that I really like and he listens to me.
Speaker 1: He's a good doctor, priceless, so amazing, and I tell
Speaker 1: and every time he tells me, he's I say, do
Speaker 1: you think I'm crazy? Because like my thyroid doctor, the
Speaker 1: reason why I have a nice scar and she didn't
Speaker 1: is because the first guy we went to he did hers.
Speaker 1: And then they said we're going to do an aspiration
Speaker 1: first of the tumors. I said, no, you're not exactly
Speaker 1: and he said, yes, yes, that's the next step. And
Speaker 1: I said, I don't care, you're going to take it
Speaker 1: out because I know how I felt for the last
Speaker 1: twenty years and it's not good. And I think it's
Speaker 1: going to be positive. And I don't want to open
Speaker 1: I just want you to remove it. So he said, no,
Speaker 1: that's really dangerous. And he gave you know, he talked
Speaker 1: to me about all the things like what you're saying,
Speaker 1: what it controls. And I said, however, for twenty years
Speaker 1: of my body attacking it, it's dead. Clearly it's not working,
Speaker 1: and they don't come back from that. You know, that's
Speaker 1: that's unfortunate for my life. But once it goes to
Speaker 1: that level, that's it. And he argued, told me I
Speaker 1: was crazy, called me not insubordinate, not medically non compliant.
Speaker 1: That's in my chart. And I said okay, and I
Speaker 1: left and found a new doctor and he did listen
Speaker 1: to me. He's amazing, and he said, Heidi, I think
Speaker 1: you're being over zealous. He is a better word, not crazy,
Speaker 1: And he said, but I think you're fine. These tumors
Speaker 1: are always benign. Nobody hardly ever has tyroid cancer. And
Speaker 1: then my cousin pop positive. A week later, I called
Speaker 1: in and he was like, oh, and I got my
Speaker 1: results I think within two more days of that, and
Speaker 1: he said, do you have someone with you right now?
Speaker 1: And I said, just go ahead, I already know. And
Speaker 1: he said, well, you're right, but you know it's good
Speaker 1: we did it this way, and I said, yeah, because
Speaker 1: the thing is sometimes first of all, pray and second
Speaker 1: of all, listen to your body. Listen to you like
Speaker 1: you know, and you know that if there's something more,
Speaker 1: if you get a junk diagnosis like yeah, but you
Speaker 1: always have pain in this one certain area. And nobody's
Speaker 1: ever done any scans on you because they don't want to.
Speaker 1: But you have great insurance. Screw that.
Speaker 2: You go and find somebody who will pay attention to you.
Speaker 1: Yes, And you have to be your own advocate because
Speaker 1: one time I got parvo from the er. This is
Speaker 1: so dumb, and nobody gets parvo. That's like, well kids do,
Speaker 1: but like grown ups don't. Okay. But I had this
Speaker 1: thyroid thing I didn't know about, so my immune system
Speaker 1: was low, right, and I kept getting I was so sick.
Speaker 1: I even got like little kid disease. I was getting
Speaker 1: all kinds of crazy things, and my doctors were sick
Speaker 1: of me. Was before I found my good one, and
Speaker 1: I found another guy and he found it. But to
Speaker 1: continue seeing him, my insurance said no more from this
Speaker 1: guy because he's he was like half regular doctor, half
Speaker 1: natural naturopathy guy. And he goes, you need gamma globulin therapy.
Speaker 1: You are really sick, he's like, and you cannot go
Speaker 1: back to that er because you will die. He's like,
Speaker 1: is that my numbers were? I don't know. I can't
Speaker 1: remember what it was that was so bad, but it
Speaker 1: was bad, and I remember thinking this is crazy. And
Speaker 1: then I did my research and sure enough it said
Speaker 1: if they were whatever, and he was one hundred percent cracked.
Speaker 1: I had to pay for all of that gamma globulin
Speaker 1: out of pocket. It was bananas, you guys. That was
Speaker 1: worse than radiation. Just FYI. I was sick for probably
Speaker 1: almost a year. I was doing ivy gamma globulin and
Speaker 1: he saved my life. He changed my life. I went
Speaker 1: from having chronic, horrible pain every day where it was
Speaker 1: just intolerable and nothing helped, not med's not nothing. It
Speaker 1: was like, I mean, what's the point you know, not
Speaker 1: good couldn't do anything, And it really saved my life,
Speaker 1: So you're worth it. Yeah, Sometimes you're worth the investment.
Speaker 2: That stuff is like super duper expensive. Like we had
Speaker 2: we had a patient that he was stoned and drunk
Speaker 2: and he thought it would be cute to play with
Speaker 2: a raccoon.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, what and this raccoon.
Speaker 2: You know, raccoons can be very vicious and it literally.
Speaker 1: Yah chewed his nose off. I bet hold on, you're
Speaker 1: good wronghold. Oh no, she didn't. You got to swallow.
Speaker 3: Can't let it just slide down?
Speaker 1: No, and we're going to leave that alone.
Speaker 2: That's another show. Anyway, he looked like he'd been through
Speaker 2: like a cheese shredder. Oh right, and so uh, insurance
Speaker 2: didn't want to pay for it because they're immune globulins
Speaker 2: and rabies. You have to have a series of these
Speaker 2: immune globulins, and insurance is like, you did this, We're
Speaker 2: not gonna pay for this. And they were literally like
Speaker 2: twelve hundred dollars a shot for like a niky tinky
Speaker 2: little weeny bit of sarahy o. It was so crazy
Speaker 2: and I'm like, holy moly, I guess that will probably
Speaker 2: teach you.
Speaker 1: Not to employ with them things.
Speaker 2: It's up the raccoon in the backyard.
Speaker 1: Gosh, And I mean, you just never know. But like
Speaker 1: I even hear a lot of alternative cancer things that
Speaker 1: friends have done and other things, and I'm just like,
Speaker 1: you know, and and they believed in it hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of dollars and they lived and they did better.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's the choice for everyone, but I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, do your research, pray, figure out what's best
Speaker 1: for you. Right.
Speaker 2: Only if you're if you're doing like, uh, diet stuff
Speaker 2: right like some people are very much into the keto world.
Speaker 2: I'm more carnivore stuff. I do modified carnivore. Okay, so
Speaker 2: strict carnivore. You can have meat and salt, that's it.
Speaker 2: Like no dairy, no other seasonings, no nothing, Okay, I
Speaker 2: use seasonings.
Speaker 3: I eat butter, cheese, dairy, whatever.
Speaker 2: And every once in a while, if I get the craving,
Speaker 2: I will eat a hamburger with the bun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Or I will make juice out of blueberries or whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't do that every day because it's healthier for
Speaker 2: me not to. But everybody's body is different, so you
Speaker 2: have to do what your body responds to. But please, please,
Speaker 2: Please do not do an all vegetable diet. Don't do
Speaker 2: an all fruit diet because those have so many sugars
Speaker 2: in them and they're very fibrous most of the time,
Speaker 2: which causes bloating, gas, stomach irritation, gastric lining up, ulcers,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Please don't.
Speaker 1: Yes, and more protein common yeah, it's just common sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And more protein is always better because our cells
Speaker 2: use protein as the foundation for building blocks for regeneration
Speaker 2: and repair and growth. So increasing protein is always a
Speaker 2: great idea. But you got to cut out or cut
Speaker 2: down drastically the amount of sugar and carbs it's there.
Speaker 1: And the whole water thing, like I've noticed, like listen,
Speaker 1: I drink water plenty, and I'm not saying to drink crap.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that you should drink when you are thirsty.
Speaker 1: And if you have trained your body to constantly need
Speaker 1: like two yallons of water a day, it's not necessarily
Speaker 1: good because people with diabetes incipetus, which Janet mentioned earlier,
Speaker 1: is you can cause that in yourself by just diluting
Speaker 1: too much with water. And there have been people that
Speaker 1: have caused this diabetes incipetus on their own, not born
Speaker 1: with it. Most people have it genetically because they did that.
Speaker 1: And I see this trend now they're constantly I don't
Speaker 1: remember ever in the nineties anybody carrying around water everywhere
Speaker 1: they went, like or in the seventies or sixties or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying don't drink water. I'm just saying you
Speaker 1: could be diluting the sodium potassium that.
Speaker 3: This right that I'll transfer that you need use.
Speaker 1: Your mind, yes, and and don't go off of what
Speaker 1: your body's telling you now because now you've made this,
Speaker 1: this is like your standard. Okay, So you would have
Speaker 1: to decrease back down and start again and see where
Speaker 1: your personal level is because we are all different, period.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna get yourself in trouble if you are
Speaker 1: at that level all the time and something happens bad
Speaker 1: and you don't have the availability to have access to
Speaker 1: that constantly. It's just like you see tribal people that
Speaker 1: don't at all function that way, and you know they
Speaker 1: don't have obesity and problems and all this stuff. Usually
Speaker 1: like yeah, all tribal people, not nowadays because that would
Speaker 1: be unfair. But you know they have access to everything,
Speaker 1: but really look at how healthy they look. Like go
Speaker 1: back and watch some of these like doctor studies that
Speaker 1: they did of like tribal communities in the sixties and fifties.
Speaker 1: They all are ripped. They all look amazing, like other
Speaker 1: than the moms. Sometimes the are fluffy because they haven't babies. Man.
Speaker 2: You know, well, and it's funny because that you mentioned that,
Speaker 2: because the trend now is like cardio and weights and
Speaker 2: you know, all this protein supplementation and whatever and pre
Speaker 2: workout and post workout blah blah blah. Tribal communities like that.
Speaker 2: They the men are very fit and why because they're
Speaker 2: the hunter gatherer types. They're not lifting weights, they're not
Speaker 2: doing pre workout, post workout powder stuff. You know, they're
Speaker 2: not doing any of that stuff. They're eating for fuel,
Speaker 2: not eating for pleasure, right.
Speaker 1: And that even the women, even the women that are fluffy,
Speaker 1: are not there. I don't think there'd be anybody considered
Speaker 1: morbidly obikay, like very few. I mean I won't say
Speaker 1: nobody because sometimes the kings or whatever, chiefs and different
Speaker 1: stuff like they would be but they you know, you
Speaker 1: know why, because everybody's giving them the offerings. And I mean,
Speaker 1: you can see the difference, but I'm not saying if
Speaker 1: you're older that you're not going to see some weight gain.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say, you know, they didn't have
Speaker 1: problems with hormones and da da da da da. But
Speaker 1: again we go back to what Jenna said. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure their hunter gathering part the meat was the bulk
Speaker 1: of their mills. The other stuff was little supplementation for
Speaker 1: when they couldn't get me honestly.
Speaker 2: Right, and they and they weren't taking a pill for
Speaker 2: this and a pill for that, and a shot for
Speaker 2: this and a shot for that. That was not part
Speaker 2: of any part of their regimen. And so as a
Speaker 2: whole they're much healthier. Or look at the countries that
Speaker 2: have better ingredients in all of their.
Speaker 1: Yes, bread so annoying. I have been to France and
Speaker 1: I have been to Italy. My daughter has to be
Speaker 1: gluten free and she could eat all the bread she wanted,
Speaker 1: and you know you can't ship it here, do you
Speaker 1: know that? And their coke and their colas, I'll say it,
Speaker 1: they're freaking amazing. It's they know little, they're little.
Speaker 2: They don't have the toxins and the and the fillers
Speaker 2: and the fluffers that we have and everything here.
Speaker 1: And they have instead of a fast food joint on
Speaker 1: every corner. This was my favorite part. They have a fruit,
Speaker 1: fruit and bread stand on every corner. And then their
Speaker 1: markets are like these giant crazy markets. They're so cool,
Speaker 1: like there's the fish guy and the bread guy and
Speaker 1: the candy guy, and the this and the that, and
Speaker 1: you know what, they don't skip dessert there. They're all
Speaker 1: pretty thin.
Speaker 3: They walk, they don't have the crap in their food
Speaker 3: that we do.
Speaker 1: They got bread like this long, like the real French baguettes,
Speaker 1: and they're like, I thought this was a joke, like
Speaker 1: you know you see things in France. Nope, it's real.
Speaker 1: They like they're like, oh they do. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: look at him, he weighs Like nuh. They're like all
Speaker 1: im perfect and they stay up all night and party
Speaker 1: and drink. So it's not because they're healthier livers, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no no, they are like working all day. We
Speaker 1: saw the guy at our hotel that night in the
Speaker 1: same place. We were having drinks till like three in
Speaker 1: the morning. Turnaround was at work the next day and
Speaker 1: he was fine, you know, I don't remember being overly hungover.
Speaker 1: I don't remember feeling completely crappy like, and we ate
Speaker 1: a lot of crappy stuff. We really did well.
Speaker 2: But see that's that's where it's so different, because other
Speaker 2: countries don't have the grass standard that we do, where
Speaker 2: we just accept that we're going to put a heavy
Speaker 2: cleaning detergent in our food product and call it, you know,
Speaker 2: a buffer or a stabilizer or whatever, like a state. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like all of that kind of stuff. They don't have
Speaker 2: those kind of They don't have our standards over there
Speaker 2: in any other country in the world, so their food
Speaker 2: is cleaner, their products.
Speaker 1: Canada, they did say Canada still has what we have.
Speaker 1: It's not as good.
Speaker 2: An Well, that's not surprising to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll get better government or Canada has kind of
Speaker 3: slid off the railing into.
Speaker 1: The castrol Son you know. I mean, I'm that guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: look at those pictures. I'm not playing with you people,
Speaker 1: I know. Yeah. So what I'm saying is is, you know,
Speaker 1: everything in moderation, and I will say that not because
Speaker 1: of carbs, but because of what you just said. And
Speaker 1: with the wheat, it starts at the wheat. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Your own bread. Absolutely rid your own bread. You could
Speaker 1: grow your own bread. It's what they're spraying. Okay, absolutely
Speaker 1: it matters a little, but you're still going to be
Speaker 1: right there on the ground. The soil has been damaged.
Speaker 1: Everything is different. And so I mean, yes, is it
Speaker 1: slightly better if you can grow it. Yes, if you're
Speaker 1: just making your own bread with the stuff everybody else
Speaker 1: is making, I doubt you know, it's a huge difference.
Speaker 1: So yes, I decreased carb intake, but that was only
Speaker 1: because of those reasons, and I still eat them. It's
Speaker 1: just like I'm not gonna choose a sandwich over something else,
Speaker 1: you know, same thing for pasta. It's all the same.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's the same thing like for people that
Speaker 2: decide that they do one of these GLP one or
Speaker 2: combo things, because they will tell you or they should
Speaker 2: tell you that used in conjunction with lifestyle changes and
Speaker 2: healthy diet. That means, because like we talked about it,
Speaker 2: it damages or deplete your body of essential nutrients. There's
Speaker 2: the things floating around in your system that are going haywire.
Speaker 2: Your body's not in homeostasis, it's not in any kind
Speaker 2: of balance. You have to have supplementation while you're on
Speaker 2: anything like this, and if you don't plan on changing
Speaker 2: your diet, this is no different than a diabetes oral pill.
Speaker 2: Your sugars five hundred. Okay, mister Smith, take this pill
Speaker 2: and change your diet. But mister Smith takes his pill
Speaker 2: and he still buys a box of doughnuts and still
Speaker 2: eats chocolate, ice cream and all of those kind of things.
Speaker 2: It's pointless to take this medication if you're not going
Speaker 2: to change your diet. So these GLP drugs are no different.
Speaker 2: You have to completely change your diet. And if the
Speaker 2: weight loss has got that low of a percentage h
Speaker 2: after all of that time.
Speaker 1: The cost yep, yep. And but the main part is
Speaker 1: is you can do small things on your own and
Speaker 1: you may not get what you see some of these
Speaker 1: people get. You know, life isn't fair. And I am
Speaker 1: definitely one that can say that. I can say that
Speaker 1: because I have not been dealt the best health cards. However,
Speaker 1: I still do what I can do right every day,
Speaker 1: so and oftentimes more than I should right, so you know,
Speaker 1: evaluate it. And and for my daughter, I will tell people,
Speaker 1: you know, she did end up having to have a
Speaker 1: drastic weight loss surgery because she had a glandular problem
Speaker 1: that she could not control, and she had it worse
Speaker 1: than us with our thyroid issues. She had roving Why
Speaker 1: can I think of that right now? The kidney one
Speaker 1: Addison's disease, Oh yeah, yeah, And they wouldn't treat it
Speaker 1: because they said, well, it's sometimes good and sometimes bad.
Speaker 1: And her cortisol levels would go so crazy and then
Speaker 1: come back down, so every time it was like, oh well,
Speaker 1: but it leveled out. So but you know, and I
Speaker 1: just thought, oh my gosh, she would put on during
Speaker 1: those timeframes upwards of seventy pounds a time. And so, yes,
Speaker 1: she's a very young age, I said, not very young.
Speaker 1: She's twenty two when this was decided, because she was
Speaker 1: three over three hundred pounds. And I told her, I
Speaker 1: just don't see a way that this is going to
Speaker 1: be able to be taken care of. There's I mean,
Speaker 1: we can't. There's like nothing you can do about that.
Speaker 1: And the doctor talked to her and I didn't want
Speaker 1: her to be on a lifetime of all these things.
Speaker 1: You know, it didn't matter what she ate, it would
Speaker 1: have to be a medical intervention. And so, you know,
Speaker 1: just decided that that was going to be the best
Speaker 1: thing for her, And it was so like I said,
Speaker 1: everything is different for every single person. She was young enough,
Speaker 1: her skin retracted it for the most part, in her
Speaker 1: face at least her arms, the important areas. She will
Speaker 1: need some talks someday, you know, period. She will need
Speaker 1: breast fixed someday, she will. But all of these things,
Speaker 1: like I've told her, like wait till after you've done
Speaker 1: having kids, because right now it's abody, it's pitless to
Speaker 1: do before him. Yeah, unless she wasn't going to do
Speaker 1: that anytime soon. So we've had lots of talks about it,
Speaker 1: and it's been a hard adjustment for her. But the
Speaker 1: depression that accompanied that was a lot and I felt
Speaker 1: like surgery was safer than what all these things we're
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 2: Well, and it's funny that you brought up depression because
Speaker 2: even no, uh, if you look up this golp one stuff,
Speaker 2: it does not and then anxiety, depression, whatever mood swings
Speaker 2: in any of the stuff that I've read. However, I'm
Speaker 2: going to say that if this medication interacts with the
Speaker 2: brain stem and the hypothalmus and it affects the chemical processes,
Speaker 2: in the brain. Like I've talked about so many times before,
Speaker 2: that everything the synapse is fire. It's like a chain
Speaker 2: link fence, right, So if something is caught or something
Speaker 2: is burned, you're going to have those rush of chemicals
Speaker 2: that are produced way too much. So can I see depression, anxiety,
Speaker 2: things like that worsening on this medication, Absolutely, one hundred percent,
Speaker 2: just using common sense on the noggin without a doubt.
Speaker 1: Yes, And I'm I mean sometimes I think long term,
Speaker 1: if you know that this is something you're going to
Speaker 1: personally have to struggle with for a very long time,
Speaker 1: you need to look at the long term. Please don't
Speaker 1: do these fad things. You're gonna end up with way
Speaker 1: more weight back I did the fen fen. I did
Speaker 1: all that stuff back then, and it was very dangerous.
Speaker 3: I was lucky, but we were told it was safe
Speaker 3: and effective.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, and I gained back all that plus So right, yep, sad, sad.
Speaker 1: So we know the struggle. I think we've both been
Speaker 1: there in jam.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. So, my dear, do you have anything
Speaker 2: else to add on our topic today?
Speaker 1: Go to the gym makes you feel better. Look, if
Speaker 1: you can't go to the gym, go for a walk.
Speaker 1: My great grandma changed her whole life when she found
Speaker 1: out she got diabetes. And all she did was do
Speaker 1: a brisk walk every morning and evening, and she didn't
Speaker 1: do crazy stuff. She was older when this happened, like seventies.
Speaker 1: I think she just didn't want to do insulin right,
Speaker 1: and so she just did this at the mall or whatever,
Speaker 1: like in the mornings or if it was bad weather.
Speaker 1: And she lost so much weight. I started doing exercise.
Speaker 1: I'm not some jacked person like, yeah, but I lost
Speaker 1: a lot of weight, and people would say to me,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, how did you do it, and be
Speaker 1: so excited until I was like, oh, I exercise and
Speaker 1: I watch how much I eat. You know, I changed
Speaker 1: my soda pop intake and da da da da da.
Speaker 1: They don't want to hear that, and I get it.
Speaker 1: You want that right now? Yeah, this will give that
Speaker 1: to you. Probably.
Speaker 3: Maybe it'll give you that and then some.
Speaker 1: Seventy two weeks. Yeah. And also if even if it
Speaker 1: works rapidly and you're one of the lucky ones, you're
Speaker 1: going to have some things that a company of that
Speaker 1: later with a black box warning. They don't just put
Speaker 1: that on there for fun.
Speaker 2: So yea yeah, So, my dear, where can people find
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