Speaker 1: No, you can keep going.
Speaker 2: Hey, yeah, I do it, doctor good, Very.
Speaker 3: Good, Daniel. It's always a pleasure of what's happening.
Speaker 1: Doctor vacation. I like it. That's that's a great moniker.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's been a long time since I've been
Speaker 2: on a like a like a one week where I
Speaker 2: just didn't have to do anything, and it was in
Speaker 2: a place where everybody else was handling my stuff for
Speaker 2: me cleaning this place, and you know, it was it
Speaker 2: was nice. I was used to go to Florida a lot.
Speaker 2: I told you about the place with all the golf courses.
Speaker 2: There's a ton of golf courses there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then I also used to go to a place
Speaker 2: called Desert Breeze and I would go to the conference
Speaker 2: where the contacts in the desert over in Indian Wells.
Speaker 1: It was a lot of fun, like the there's a
Speaker 1: little bit of like the.
Speaker 2: The Michael Kremo stuff going on there with the forbidden archaeology,
Speaker 2: and then there's the you know, the alien stuff and
Speaker 2: what's his name. There's a lot, a lot of a
Speaker 2: lot of big names like Graham Hancock was there, Michael Tellinger,
Speaker 2: all those guys.
Speaker 1: So it was fun to hang out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Do they still do that contact in the desert?
Speaker 1: I think so.
Speaker 2: I think so. I haven't been there since twenty nineteen
Speaker 2: because that next year they obviously didn't do it because
Speaker 2: of you know what.
Speaker 3: I think. I was there in twenty fifteen, Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's an interesting place.
Speaker 2: We were there as a as a guest, as a patron,
Speaker 2: or as a vendor with the booth.
Speaker 3: I was there helping my colleague, doctor Wallach, who.
Speaker 2: Hell cool, nice and he gave a lecture.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they used to do it outside and then they
Speaker 2: brought it in. I think the year I started going, yeah,
Speaker 2: was a little too much in the middle of the
Speaker 2: like freaking desert a lot. Well, doctor Lynden, it's good
Speaker 2: to see you, and I would like to ask you. Well,
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and doctor Goodden, if you're trying to lose weight,
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of information that people can
Speaker 2: get from your site that they're not going to get
Speaker 2: from their their guru on Instagram or even YouTube and
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Speaker 2: deficiencies that would cause cravings that would be too hard
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Speaker 2: and it's telling you that if you don't get the
Speaker 2: nine ucentral nutrients, you're going to probably gain weight anyway, right,
Speaker 2: isn't that what happens to even livestock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so one of the you know, there's a saying
Speaker 3: in diagnostic science and therapeutics that when you hear hoof beats,
Speaker 3: you think about horses before you think about zebras. So
Speaker 3: when you are up against the medical condition or a
Speaker 3: health related condition, you think about the most common things
Speaker 3: that cause it before you think about weird things like
Speaker 3: genetics that cause it. So the first thing to consider
Speaker 3: with any type of weight gain is it's a simple
Speaker 3: nutrient deficiency syndrome complicated by consistent consumption of proneflammatory foods.
Speaker 3: So you clean your diet up, you neutrify your body,
Speaker 3: and you start to lose weight without even trying. So,
Speaker 3: you know, and these are the that's why it's this
Speaker 3: is called foundational medical nutrition because all that we do
Speaker 3: for every condition is stop consuming foods that are coming
Speaker 3: up to work, and then get on board with therapeutics
Speaker 3: that support your bodies built in God given ability to
Speaker 3: fix itself, which your medical doctor has no idea of
Speaker 3: and your medical doctor thinks is not possible, as your
Speaker 3: medical doctor is one brought up in a materialistic, mechanistic
Speaker 3: worldview which is inconsistent with the reality of the human
Speaker 3: experience and which is outside the parameters of natural law.
Speaker 3: Your medical doctor in this in this vocation, is very
Speaker 3: much like a color blind artist who doesn't know that
Speaker 3: they're colorblind. And the only time in this metaphor they
Speaker 3: get it right color blind artists would be when they're
Speaker 3: painting with black and white. The only time that the
Speaker 3: medical doctors get it right is when they're doing surgery
Speaker 3: right traumacare, because that's the zone of reductionistic medicine. That's
Speaker 3: what they're good at, and that, by the way, that's
Speaker 3: where all the advances in medicine have been made in
Speaker 3: the last hundred years in surgery, new surgical techniques, new
Speaker 3: surgical drugs, new surgical procedures, new diagnostic imaging. They're really
Speaker 3: good at that. You know, there are things that they
Speaker 3: could do to make it better if they incorporated nature
Speaker 3: pathic therapeutics post surgery. I just had a guy I
Speaker 3: was trying to help him. He came to me he
Speaker 3: had a neurological illness, and I'm helping him with the
Speaker 3: neurological illness, and halfway through the visit, he tells me
Speaker 3: that He's scheduled for hip replacement surgery. And I'm going, oh, well,
Speaker 3: what the heck you should have told me about that.
Speaker 3: So I put him on the program to try to
Speaker 3: see if we could bounce back from the hip situation.
Speaker 3: Couldn't because it was too far gone. There wasn't enough time.
Speaker 3: The surgery was scheduled. He didn't want to push it
Speaker 3: down the road whatever. So anyway, he has the surgery.
Speaker 3: And remember, it's not the drug, it's house used. It's
Speaker 3: not the gun, it's house used. Sometimes you need surgery,
Speaker 3: and when you do, it's a great thing. A good
Speaker 3: friend of mine was a world famous orthopedic surgeon before
Speaker 3: he retired day of Janda. Right, sometimes you need surgery, okay,
Speaker 3: So I gave him a homeopathic medicine to take the
Speaker 3: day before, the day of, and the day after surgery.
Speaker 3: It cost him eight dollars and it reduced the need
Speaker 3: for pain meds by eighty percent.
Speaker 2: That's incredible.
Speaker 3: It's on sun be freaking leavable, and it's it's generic,
Speaker 3: it's repeatable, it's reproducible. And if every surgeon in the
Speaker 3: world incorporated this therapeutic with their surgery patients, there would
Speaker 3: be no more opioid epidemics. Well, because the pain from
Speaker 3: surgery would be dramatically reduced, and I mean dramatically reduced,
Speaker 3: and the need for pain mets would be dramatically reduced.
Speaker 3: But that goes against the bottom line.
Speaker 2: I have direct experience with your recommendations. After you went
Speaker 2: through a list of questions with me and talking about
Speaker 2: the pain with the kidney issues, the knney stone issue,
Speaker 2: you told me to get take the to grab these four.
Speaker 2: Try this one first and after we're supposed to be
Speaker 2: taking it, supposed take it four times every twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: By the second time to the third time, the pain
Speaker 2: was already gone. But I took it the other two times.
Speaker 3: And let's let's make this clear for the listening audience.
Speaker 3: These are not pain mets. These treatments are not pain
Speaker 3: reducing medications.
Speaker 2: Right. They didn't be high or if you figk or anything.
Speaker 2: It just took away the agonizing that I was having.
Speaker 3: Yeah, took it away, cured it. There's a curative medicines,
Speaker 3: not suppressive medicines. And you know I've given homeopathic medicines,
Speaker 3: will not personally, but recommended that they take them because
Speaker 3: you know, I treat people from a distance. I gave.
Speaker 3: I gave recommended one homeopathic medicine to this one guy
Speaker 3: who was having appendicitis attack. He took, got his wife's
Speaker 3: got the remedy for him. He took the remedy before
Speaker 3: he got into the ambulance on the way to the hospital.
Speaker 3: By the time he got to the hospital, the pain
Speaker 3: was completely gone. It was completely was cured and transit
Speaker 3: of a pecuter pendicitis attack.
Speaker 1: Did they out They probly wanted to cut him out right.
Speaker 3: So he, you know, took a taxi home and he's
Speaker 3: all good. Good. We just had a testimonial last night
Speaker 3: of of the parents that had a three year old
Speaker 3: boy who's been constipated for two years. So I recommended
Speaker 3: they get a homeopathic medicine. They gave him a dose
Speaker 3: and he started pooping. Wow, stopped giving it to him.
Speaker 3: He stopped poop and they gave him another dose. He
Speaker 3: started pooping. So and it's not a laxative. It's not
Speaker 3: a laxative that I gave him. It's a curative homeopathic medicine. Yes,
Speaker 3: and you know that beats the cost of admission, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, that's worth thirty nine dollars a month or
Speaker 3: whatever it was to have that type of a resolution
Speaker 3: for a kid that's been sick for two years. And oh,
Speaker 3: by the way, the reason that he was sick was
Speaker 3: because of a shitload of antibiotics that he got for
Speaker 3: an ear infection. Man completely messed his gut up. But
Speaker 3: the medical doctors don't care about that because they exist
Speaker 3: inside of a self regulating, self policing industry and they
Speaker 3: don't care. Some do, and the ones that do care
Speaker 3: eventually leave because they just can't handle it anymore. I mean,
Speaker 3: once you've experienced the truth, you're in its velvet grasp forever.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how anybody with a clear conscience
Speaker 3: can practice medicine outside of traumac here and surgery when
Speaker 3: it's necessary for more than two years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it takes a special kind of jerk. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: really does. So, I mean the things that you've shown me,
Speaker 2: and like I said, that's why I tell people, and
Speaker 2: this is how they have to look at it. Is
Speaker 2: you are replacing your doctor unless you have to have surgery.
Speaker 2: And then again, you still need the website and you
Speaker 2: need your contact with doctor Lyndon so that.
Speaker 1: You can sail through the surgery. Exactly, and I didn't
Speaker 1: even know that you.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe if he gave it more time, he
Speaker 2: wouldn't even needed the hip replacement, if he was able
Speaker 2: to cancel.
Speaker 3: The Well, that's a valid point. But and that's a
Speaker 3: valid point because healing is a marathon. It's not a sprint, right, right.
Speaker 3: It takes time, and right there is a point of
Speaker 3: no return beyond which the body just can't fix it.
Speaker 2: He waited too long. Yeah, if he had the nutrients
Speaker 2: earlier on, the building wouldn't have been broken down. Was
Speaker 2: he on anything that was breaking that was stopping the
Speaker 2: osteoblast from breaking down his button?
Speaker 3: He was not, but he lift. The answer is no,
Speaker 3: But he was chronically as everybody is, nutritionally deficient.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure he felt great everywhere else as he
Speaker 2: was taking the ninety essentrals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we're still trying to work the neurological illness
Speaker 3: out so and we're gaining on that.
Speaker 1: So that's another good point.
Speaker 2: Deficiency is going to mess the way you think up
Speaker 2: here too, and their depression and all that too, And
Speaker 2: so can your food, the crap that you're eating, like
Speaker 2: all the microplastics and all and all the seed oil,
Speaker 2: and I don't even know what the heck they put
Speaker 2: in friar grease. Now I go to restaurant depot and
Speaker 2: this is stuff is not recognizable. The cheapest stuff out
Speaker 2: there is not even soybean oil. I don't know what
Speaker 2: it is. It's like an industrial lubricant.
Speaker 3: It's probably soilent green.
Speaker 2: Probably, right, Karen asks, I have a bottle of the
Speaker 2: one M nitricum acidicum. What are some of the things
Speaker 2: one would use for it? For? Use it for?
Speaker 3: All right? Let me pull that up just to blow
Speaker 3: your mind a little bit. And I'm working with one
Speaker 3: screen here, so forgive me.
Speaker 1: Oh, your fancy usually got two screens.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, I mean the Let me see if I
Speaker 3: can get it to work. I don't think I can't.
Speaker 3: I should have done that before the show. Just stopped
Speaker 3: working right before the show, when you know it. So
Speaker 3: hold on here, let me do this, okay. Can you
Speaker 3: still see me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. So I'm gonna pull up homeopathic nitricum
Speaker 3: acidym all right, And there are one and fifty seven
Speaker 3: symptoms that this medicine is good for.
Speaker 2: So great about well, it might be great for homeopathy,
Speaker 2: but it's not so great for the homeopathic doctor who
Speaker 2: has a pickle.
Speaker 3: So generally, yes, exactly generally speaking, nitrocum acidom. Here's I'll
Speaker 3: give you the cliff notes. People that need this tend
Speaker 3: to be chilly, lean, dark complexioned, sensitive to cold, gets
Speaker 3: head colds easily, and is much worse in cold wind.
Speaker 3: They are very sensitive, emotionally, easily offended, easily discouraged, easily angered,
Speaker 3: sensitive to pain, overly sensitive to pain, restless and sleepless
Speaker 3: from the pain, shrieking out loud from the pain. Pain
Speaker 3: worse from the slightest touch. Oh, splinter like pains worse
Speaker 3: from the slightest touch. That's a keynote of this medicine.
Speaker 3: Is a sharp splinter like pain anywhere in the body
Speaker 3: from any cause that's worse from the slightest touch, Like
Speaker 3: stay the hell away from me, do not touch me.
Speaker 3: That's an argentum nitrocum symptom. He has obsessive thinking, especially
Speaker 3: about health issues, anxiety more pronounced at night. Anxiety infiltrates
Speaker 3: the dream arena. That's interesting, Obstinate, angry, violent over trifles,
Speaker 3: so weak that they have to lie down, kexic, broken
Speaker 3: down constitutions, especially from cancer. This is a great medicine
Speaker 3: to give with people that are you know, they look
Speaker 3: like skeletor post chemotherapy. This medicine will help them a lot.
Speaker 3: Boils tendency for boils and carbuncles. Again with that prickling,
Speaker 3: stinging sensations as if from splinters with sharp points, fissures,
Speaker 3: warts that bleed easily, warts all over the body, especially
Speaker 3: on the hands. Those are the cliff notes. There's a
Speaker 3: lot more, But that's kind of and I don't know
Speaker 3: if that answered her question. So I guess what you
Speaker 3: would think about in kind of like a home pharmacy
Speaker 3: would be any situation which generates a sharp, sticking, splinter
Speaker 3: like pain, which is do not touch it. It's like that,
Speaker 3: our gentlemnitricum will help that.
Speaker 2: Didn't you have a a tiny maybe you told the story,
Speaker 2: or maybe it was one of your own clients. It
Speaker 2: was a child that was had that album where they
Speaker 2: were so sensitive to the touch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the well remarkable. That was my first
Speaker 3: remarkable homeopathic. I mean it was like you read about
Speaker 3: in the books. It was reflex sympathetic dystrophy, and that
Speaker 3: was a condition where the child had it below their waist.
Speaker 3: I think if I have memory serves, and if you
Speaker 3: just touch them lightly on the skin, it felt like
Speaker 3: you just whacked them with a hammer. But that was
Speaker 3: not a sharp, splinter like pain. It was different. And
Speaker 3: it was caused by they fell out of a tree,
Speaker 3: I think, or they fell down the stairs or something.
Speaker 3: And ever since that injury, this condition was present and
Speaker 3: they had it for three years when they saw me,
Speaker 3: and it went away in two days with a homeopathic medicine.
Speaker 2: I don't know how that's not like that's a step
Speaker 2: above magic being that good.
Speaker 3: That's the law of Similars, right, I mean, if you
Speaker 3: know the laws of aerodynamics, you can fly a plane.
Speaker 3: But if somebody doesn't know the law of aerodynamics, they
Speaker 3: would think the plane was a freaking miracle. How does
Speaker 3: that stay in the air, it's so big? How does
Speaker 3: that work? Well, it's through the laws of aerodynamic Well,
Speaker 3: how does a three year health condition which is unknown
Speaker 3: to conventional medical science, what causes it and how to
Speaker 3: cure it? How does that disappear in two days? Well,
Speaker 3: it's through the application of the law of Similars. It's
Speaker 3: a law of nature. But you know, often it's not
Speaker 3: that remarkable, but that time it was. And I still
Speaker 3: remember it to this day. It was a it was
Speaker 3: a great moment in my life.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, you know, we have to we have to
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Speaker 3: I've always said I would rather sell a million units
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Speaker 3: in the world, you know, they can't afford it. And
Speaker 3: let me tell you something, man, and I don't I
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Speaker 2: Look very good for that, and nobody who don't look
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Speaker 3: But for most of my life as a nature pathic physician,
Speaker 3: I've had a net negative income. For net negative, what's
Speaker 3: it called net worth? You just don't make a lot
Speaker 3: of money as a nature pathic doctor. You just don't.
Speaker 3: Some people do, like I had a guy that I
Speaker 3: went to school with. He was kind of a dick,
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Speaker 3: and you know, every once in a while you strike
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Speaker 3: And for many, many, many years, I did not. And
Speaker 3: it's only recently, like in the last year and a half,
Speaker 3: that now I have a positive net worth, which means
Speaker 3: I actually have more capital than I owe the first time.
Speaker 3: I'm sixty six years old, So I have personal experience
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Speaker 2: And you know, I've a follow guy named Greg, you said,
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Speaker 2: I saw of him, he said that he used to
Speaker 2: be a school teacher.
Speaker 1: He used to be dirt.
Speaker 2: Poor or broke, and now he's a millionaire and with
Speaker 2: all these cars, and it's you know, it's because of
Speaker 2: the effort, the time put in and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and it's like it's encouraging, but it's also it's always
Speaker 2: nice to see the personal side of people, like the
Speaker 2: relatable human side of people. I think is very very
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Speaker 2: and humanity and not just the persona or the hustle
Speaker 2: to get to something. You know, it's more it's more
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Speaker 2: I mean. I just I find that very very useful
Speaker 2: and helpful to know that side of people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you know, I'm a I'm a doctor, Jim,
Speaker 3: I'm not a book salman.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I tried the whole book thing that wasn't
Speaker 2: that wasn't great, Not the first one anyway, you don't
Speaker 2: self publish if you want to make make money off of it,
Speaker 2: I guess. But there is a book on your website though,
Speaker 2: and I should probably bring up the website to show
Speaker 2: that is quite awesome, and I have read it. It
Speaker 2: is great. I have a bunch of notes on the
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Speaker 2: So do you have that all at once or is
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Speaker 1: So it's it makes more sense to do the I know,
Speaker 1: membership for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And if you do the if you're really broke
Speaker 3: and you do the monthly, you can join monthly, but
Speaker 3: if you cancel within twenty four hours, you won't be charged.
Speaker 3: So you can basically get twenty four hours of free
Speaker 3: access to my website for free because your card isn't
Speaker 3: charged until twenty four hours has gone by with the monthly.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the monthly you have that window, and the
Speaker 2: annual you're yeah, that's great. And one hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: nine dollars what is that's not even with twelve months
Speaker 2: in a year. That's not even that's not even nineteen
Speaker 2: dollars a month.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's figure it out. Yeah, so one hundred and
Speaker 3: ninety nine divided by three sixty five, that's fifty five
Speaker 3: cents a day. Wow, that you can't find fifty five
Speaker 3: cents a day.
Speaker 2: Right, that that wouldn't be that shouldn't be too hard.
Speaker 2: You could just keep on. You got a couch or
Speaker 2: two in the house, right.
Speaker 3: You know. I had a friend and he was a nut,
Speaker 3: this guy, and every time he would go to a
Speaker 3: hotel he travel a lot, he'd sit in the hotel
Speaker 3: lobby and he'd stick his hand between the cushions looking
Speaker 3: for change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's probably worth a mint too, isn't it. That's
Speaker 2: always really well. People that do stuff like that, they
Speaker 2: pull the cans out of the garbage because somebody put
Speaker 2: it in. They could have put it into recycling for
Speaker 2: five cents, all right, And this was the one you
Speaker 2: just did yesterday. So the most sweecent one is up here,
Speaker 2: just showing you guys that he has a live Q
Speaker 2: and a here and this is how it goes down.
Speaker 2: And then there's another whole box that you asked your
Speaker 2: question and that pops up during the live stream, very sophisticated,
Speaker 2: very cool. And then you have all these One of
Speaker 2: them has the date twice, but eleven forward. This is
Speaker 2: eleven six. It's probably just yeah anyway, But all these
Speaker 2: are all the back episodes too, that you can watch
Speaker 2: and you might even get your questions answered before you
Speaker 2: even get to doctor Glidden, we'll have the idea. Right.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to, you know, eliminate the bottleneck between the
Speaker 3: complaint and the solution. And this is the hardest thing
Speaker 3: for people to get. They just because we've been so
Speaker 3: freaking everybody is knee deep in this matrix. Man, knee deep,
Speaker 3: I mean knee deep, Well, it's more like neck deep
Speaker 3: in this medical matrix. You don't need a private appointment
Speaker 3: most of the time. Sometimes you do, but most of
Speaker 3: the time you don't. You just need to know what
Speaker 3: to do. And it's not that hard. Surgery is hard
Speaker 3: and complicated, but learning what to do to heal the
Speaker 3: body is not healing is easy. You just need to
Speaker 3: know what to do and then we're good. And that's
Speaker 3: why I get up in the morning to show you
Speaker 3: what to do, because you're suffering needlessly. Most people are
Speaker 3: suffering needlessly. It's as simple as that. And you're the
Speaker 3: only reason you're sick is because you don't know what
Speaker 3: to do. And your medical doctor doesn't know what to
Speaker 3: do either, by.
Speaker 2: The way, and they're doing all the wrong things that
Speaker 2: doesn't help either. Help.
Speaker 3: So here I am. You should take advantage of this
Speaker 3: because it's going away midnight December. First, I'm not ever
Speaker 3: going to do this nonsense again.
Speaker 1: I tell you right.
Speaker 2: So all right, let's walk through a scenario, and this
Speaker 2: is my story.
Speaker 1: I see your question. I'll ask him just a second.
Speaker 2: But let's walk through this scenario because I think this
Speaker 2: is where the rubber does hit the road. As you say,
Speaker 2: the scenario is Techno Blade. This is a famous YouTuber
Speaker 2: who did Minecraft and you know he beat it, beat
Speaker 2: it a bunch of super you know, hard levels and
Speaker 2: all this.
Speaker 1: Anyway, he gets cancer.
Speaker 2: But what happens is he starts off and he has
Speaker 2: he has pained in his arm, and he has a
Speaker 2: bump either here or here. And the first thing he
Speaker 2: says is, oh, but they have a solution. They're going
Speaker 2: to pump me full of poisons. So there, he's consciously
Speaker 2: aware of the fact that this sounds crazy. He goes
Speaker 2: through it. Anyway, he dies. And if you have what
Speaker 2: you think like a bump, because a lot of times
Speaker 2: we'll say, okay, well it's full of parasites or it's
Speaker 2: full of toxins, your body shouldn't be is trying to
Speaker 2: keep it in one spot. You definitely don't want to
Speaker 2: buy apsually bursting it open and putting it all through
Speaker 2: your system instead of going to your MD knowing exactly
Speaker 2: what they're going to have a plan for you. What
Speaker 2: would happen if they did it differently? Like, what would
Speaker 2: do the procedure be if if you've had somebody come
Speaker 2: cute and said, hey, I have a bump. I think
Speaker 2: it's something bad, what would you do?
Speaker 3: Well? We don't so, right. Medical doctors diagnose diseases and
Speaker 3: nature pathic doctors diagnose treatments exactly, So I would you know,
Speaker 3: try to find out what the pathology was, you know,
Speaker 3: because if it's cancer, that's a whole different animal then
Speaker 3: if it's not cancer, and your nature pathic doctors lean
Speaker 3: on all the same diagnostic things the medical doctors do.
Speaker 3: But once we know what the pathophysiology is, that helps
Speaker 3: us to figure out the best way to treat it.
Speaker 3: And five different people, all with the same diagnosis, the
Speaker 3: same pathop physiology, as far as the medical doctors are concerned,
Speaker 3: would need five different treatments, right, because the treatment is individualized, right,
Speaker 3: That's why we say that we diagnose treatments.
Speaker 2: So we do for people because who are are lost
Speaker 2: in the in the in the spell of a word
Speaker 2: meaning something, because it's just a label.
Speaker 3: That's an important and distinction to make. And it's a
Speaker 3: hard thing to pry.
Speaker 2: People out of the reason why they would need five
Speaker 2: different things from five different people, because it's not the
Speaker 2: same thing, even though a doctor gave it one name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, diseases don't exist, right, Well, let me say that
Speaker 3: once once more for the listening audience, and their heads
Speaker 3: are going to explode. There's no such thing as arthritis.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as asthma. There's no such thing
Speaker 3: as leukemia. There's no such thing as amiotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as heartburn as no such thing
Speaker 3: as ezema, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera does not exist.
Speaker 3: And if you'd like me to prove that, okay, I'd
Speaker 3: like you to bring me ten pounds of exzema. Can
Speaker 3: you do that? How about a half gallon of depression?
Speaker 3: Can you do that? No, you can't do it. You
Speaker 3: could bring me a dozen Granny Smith apples or five
Speaker 3: pounds of Baker's chocolate. You could do that, right, because
Speaker 3: those are real things. But the diagnostic name is it's
Speaker 3: a name, it's an intangible thing that doesn't exist in
Speaker 3: real time. People exist in real time. So there are
Speaker 3: people who have complaints that a medical doctor has labeled
Speaker 3: as arthritis, for example. But you cannot treat arthritis because
Speaker 3: it doesn't really exist. You can treat the person who
Speaker 3: has the symptoms, and the treatment will vary from person
Speaker 3: to person to person based on the quality of the symptoms. Now,
Speaker 3: having said that, there are generic things that everybody can
Speaker 3: do who has been given a diagnosis, because the fundamental
Speaker 3: concept here is that the body knows how to fix itself.
Speaker 3: It wants to fix itself, and it's trying to fix itself.
Speaker 3: I mean, you cut your finger. You don't have to
Speaker 3: tell your metabolism to you know, upregulate macrophase response time
Speaker 3: and secrete fibrinogen and increased tea help or sell production.
Speaker 3: You don't even know what the hell that is. All
Speaker 3: you have to do is keep it clean and the
Speaker 3: body heals it. Oh, how did it do that? Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know. It did it because it can do it. Well,
Speaker 3: guess what the body can fix arthritis. The body can
Speaker 3: fix a lot of things. You just need to help
Speaker 3: it to do that. The same way you kept the
Speaker 3: cut clean, The body fixed it. I mean if you
Speaker 3: stick if you stuck the cut finger in dog poop
Speaker 3: ten times a day, it would not get better. So
Speaker 3: you you know, you got to keep it clean, put
Speaker 3: a bandage on it. The body fixes it. Well, you
Speaker 3: got to do things to help your body fix it generically,
Speaker 3: and would the generic protocols. We have an eighty three
Speaker 3: percent success rate, which is unheard of.
Speaker 2: That is amazing and so again, So now now that
Speaker 2: makes more sense when people hear that five different things
Speaker 2: for five different people, and what you would do for
Speaker 2: the pathology or whatever whatever the symptoms were for that
Speaker 2: particular person. In this case, we talked about Techno Blade,
Speaker 2: that guy from YouTube. So I mean, have you had
Speaker 2: people come in with bumps or maybe they went and
Speaker 2: got a one.
Speaker 3: Because of the nature of my current practice, right, I
Speaker 3: only treat people virtually. I no longer have a brick
Speaker 3: and mortar practice. So because I'm at a distance, I
Speaker 3: cannot make a diagnosis because you've got to be in
Speaker 3: the presence of someone to do that. You've got to
Speaker 3: do a physical exam. If there's things that need to
Speaker 3: be done. One hundred percent of the people that come
Speaker 3: to see me already know what the diagnosis is, right,
Speaker 3: and they've antional medicine and it sucks. So I don't
Speaker 3: need to figure out what the path of physiology is
Speaker 3: because they already know that. I need to figure out
Speaker 3: what to do to fix it. And that's where the
Speaker 3: individualization comes in.
Speaker 2: And and the and the secret to that, key to
Speaker 2: that lock is the type of the details of the symptoms. Right.
Speaker 3: If it's a sore throat, I could Let's say I
Speaker 3: had identical triplets. They all had strep throat. They got
Speaker 3: the same genes, they live in the same house, they
Speaker 3: eat the same food, they experience the same stress. More
Speaker 3: or less, they've got the same bug in their throats.
Speaker 3: They gave it each to the other. They would need
Speaker 3: three different things to recover from it, because this kid's
Speaker 3: pain would be on the right side of the throat.
Speaker 3: The other kid's pain and be on the left side
Speaker 3: of the throat, another kid to be on both sides
Speaker 3: of the throat. One of the kids the pain would
Speaker 3: be much worse from anything cold. Another kid would be
Speaker 3: much better from anything cold. Another kid. Wouldn't matter if
Speaker 3: it was hot or cold, didn't make any difference. It
Speaker 3: hurt all the time, And so forth and so on.
Speaker 3: So the details of the symptoms hold the keys to
Speaker 3: the cure, and the cure in this case would be
Speaker 3: the activation of the law of Similars, which pushes the
Speaker 3: system into a state of balance and fixes the problem
Speaker 3: regardless of the causative nature. So if there is a
Speaker 3: microbe there, the immune system kills it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just me. It's basically just triggering the
Speaker 2: body to do what needs to do by giving it
Speaker 2: the information that it needs to understand its.
Speaker 1: Own problem, right and to fix it, Yeah, right, right.
Speaker 3: Right by law of similars.
Speaker 2: And if you don't have the raw materials in your body,
Speaker 2: the ninety essentials, it's going to be harder for to do.
Speaker 3: That or it's going to work, but then it's going
Speaker 3: to relapse, right, and then it's I mean, you can
Speaker 3: jump start a dead battery in a car and the
Speaker 3: car will run, but unless you tune it up, it's
Speaker 3: just going to die again. So you got to do both.
Speaker 3: And you know, in a perfect world, this system of
Speaker 3: medicine would be top dog and the only thing that
Speaker 3: anybody would go to an MD four would be surgery
Speaker 3: or traumacare because that's their wheelhouse. Military field surgery, complications
Speaker 3: of childbirth right. But we're far away from a perfect world.
Speaker 3: And even if Trump does legislate for medical freedom, which
Speaker 3: I do not think is going to happen, although what
Speaker 3: do I know, I don't know anything. If Trump or
Speaker 3: somebody legislates for medical freedom, it's going to be three
Speaker 3: generations before the infrastructure catches up. Three generations. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: farmer has nothing to be worried about.
Speaker 2: But as long as there's a a a rallying of
Speaker 2: people more interested in your your methods, the homeopathy getting
Speaker 2: involved in it, even people who have already well to
Speaker 2: do so they can actually focus their time on it.
Speaker 2: Whatever it takes to have more people out there carrying
Speaker 2: this knowledge on. If that's if we can spark that
Speaker 2: in more people, that's on its own a success. It's
Speaker 2: you know, it's like cleaning up your little part of
Speaker 2: the world rather than trying to save the world, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I completely agree. You know, it's
Speaker 3: not like we're going to not do anything right. But
Speaker 3: I don't want to be Pollyanna about it either, because
Speaker 3: you know, there were no more homeopathic hospitals there used
Speaker 3: to be, and the schools that teach nature pathic medicine
Speaker 3: don't teach it. They teach this watered down, stupid even
Speaker 3: if hybridized green allopathic bullshit. And so it's hard to
Speaker 3: find a good nature pathic doctor. And you know, unless
Speaker 3: we go to India, and I don't. I'm talking above
Speaker 3: my pay grade here because of all the countries in
Speaker 3: the world, homeopathic medicine is more ensconced and popular and
Speaker 3: used in India than any other country. It's not even close.
Speaker 2: The same people that will run and dumb that doesn't
Speaker 2: sound right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a number of paths in India is more than
Speaker 3: anywhere else in the world. But I don't know if
Speaker 3: the education of the Indian homeop is with pure homeopathy
Speaker 3: or whether it's watered down eclectic homeopathy. Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Karen asks a really good question, But let me get
Speaker 2: see if I can bring it up to Ver's just
Speaker 2: as where did you go?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, so it says, Doculdum, what's your advice on having
Speaker 2: chronic fatigue signal and fibermyalgia again will be specific to
Speaker 2: you or particular symptoms that go along with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, so there are generic things that everybody can
Speaker 3: do right in order to rally the body's ability to
Speaker 3: fix itself, because you shouldn't have sore muscles and you
Speaker 3: shouldn't have no energy. So with fibromyalgia, that's the veterinarians
Speaker 3: learned how to fix fibromyalgia about fifty sixty years ago. Yeah,
Speaker 3: face in lambs, it's a condition called our baby sheep.
Speaker 3: It's a condition called white muscle disease. And so when
Speaker 3: a animal has white muscle disease, it's muscles are so
Speaker 3: painful it can't even stand up because the weight of
Speaker 3: the body on the muscles of the leg too much.
Speaker 3: It hurts too much, so they have to lie down
Speaker 3: all the freaking time. It's called white muscle disease. The
Speaker 3: veterinarian cure for that is an injection of selenium selenite.
Speaker 3: It's a selenium deficiency disease period. So when you give
Speaker 3: the body selenium, the fibromyalga goes away. So the first
Speaker 3: thing to consider with fibromyalgia is it is a deficiency
Speaker 3: in the trace mineral selenium. Now, if you have a
Speaker 3: deficiency in selenium, which is an essential nutrient, five will
Speaker 3: get you ten. You also have deficiencies in the other
Speaker 3: eighty nine essential nutrients as well. So rather than just
Speaker 3: give selenium, which is what a knucklehead would do, a
Speaker 3: reductionist would do. Right, it's a greative medical doctor would do.
Speaker 3: Nutritionness wellness expert would do whatever the hell that is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Internet made a lot of fake things.
Speaker 3: We give all of the essential nutrients that the body
Speaker 3: needs in recipes that are absorbable, and then we give
Speaker 3: extra selenium and you do that for ninety days and
Speaker 3: eighty three percent of the time that goes away. Now,
Speaker 3: the fibromyalgia now the most common reason, the number one
Speaker 3: reason in the United States that people visit the doctor.
Speaker 3: Number one reason is lack of energy. It is the
Speaker 3: number one reason people go to the doctor. So chronic
Speaker 3: fatigue is everywhere, all the time. It's rampant, and again
Speaker 3: hoof beats, horses, not zebras. The first thing to consider
Speaker 3: with chronic fatigue is, well, your body just ran out
Speaker 3: of the stuff it needs to work, and you're unwittingly
Speaker 3: pouring food down the hatch. That's causing inflammation. That's making
Speaker 3: the body. Now it has to deal with the inflammation,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't have enough nutrients to even think straight.
Speaker 3: And so now you're shit out of luck.
Speaker 2: Now, let me ask you a nutrition question right here,
Speaker 2: right while you said that in that particular instance, would
Speaker 2: you want more proteins, eggs, chicken and stay away from
Speaker 2: the carbs and the starches and the sugar things that
Speaker 2: break into glucose sugar? Or would you want to do
Speaker 2: just the regular Bowel's diet and just get the ninety.
Speaker 3: I don't really care. You have to eliminate the twelve bad.
Speaker 2: Foods right right. You don't want to fry it, you
Speaker 2: don't want it? Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: Everybody needs about sixty grams of protein every day. Now,
Speaker 3: Remember that's an interesting thing to talk about, because here's
Speaker 3: another thing that people have their heads up their asses
Speaker 3: about thanks to integrative medical doctors. Alkalinity versus acidity. Right,
Speaker 3: there's this whole conversation of, oh, your body needs to
Speaker 3: be alkaline. Oh your body needs to be alkaline in
Speaker 3: order to not get cancer. Bullshit.
Speaker 2: And they think that drinking water is going to do that.
Speaker 2: That's not how it works.
Speaker 3: Well, So there are different areas of the body. Right,
Speaker 3: We've got the bones, we've got the skin, we've got
Speaker 3: the stomach, we've got all the organs, every part of
Speaker 3: the body has a different level of acidity or alkalinity,
Speaker 3: which is called the pH. Every part of the body
Speaker 3: has different levels of optimal pH. Your stomach acid. If
Speaker 3: your stomach was alkaline and not acid, you'd be dead.
Speaker 3: While you'd be close to being dead. Your stomach acid
Speaker 3: should be so strong that if you cut your finger
Speaker 3: off and swallowed it would digest it all the way.
Speaker 3: That's how strong the acid should be in your stomach.
Speaker 3: Don't do that, by the way.
Speaker 2: And yeah, some people can't even dissolve one of those
Speaker 2: freaking centrum silver pills without it coming out the back end.
Speaker 3: So different parts of the body have different levels of
Speaker 3: acidity or alkalinity, which you're optimal. Now, do you think
Speaker 3: the body knows how to figure that out? The answer
Speaker 3: is yes, So you don't need to worry about doing that.
Speaker 3: All you need to do is give the body the
Speaker 3: stuff that it needs to have optimal alkalinity or acidity
Speaker 3: wherever it is. And the first thing that you need
Speaker 3: in order to secure that is protein. The second thing
Speaker 3: that you need is minerals, So sixty grams of protein
Speaker 3: every day as long as it's a twelve bad food
Speaker 3: friendly protein and take your ninety central nutrients and you
Speaker 3: don't have to worry about acidity or alkalinity anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't fry that protein in that mystery oil. No,
Speaker 2: all right, that's great, that's a great answer. Then Karen asks,
Speaker 2: this question is kind of a follow up.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. So the answer is no, they denied me.
Speaker 2: What really they.
Speaker 3: Didn't want me to do it?
Speaker 1: Is he hiding it for himself somewhere else?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: The rationale was that that information is only for doctors.
Speaker 3: The doctor that's crazy, and I said, bullshit, it's not.
Speaker 3: But anyway, you know, it's an organization. And by the way,
Speaker 3: it's a good organization. It's a platinum rated five oh
Speaker 3: one C three nonprofit and in order to which is
Speaker 3: the highest level of nonprofit certification you can get. It's
Speaker 3: a really great organization. If you and if you're in
Speaker 3: the habit of doing charitable giving during the holidays, then
Speaker 3: you should donate to the Nature Pathic Medicine Institute, because yeah,
Speaker 3: your money with tens of thousands of people.
Speaker 1: That's the site that we've pulled up before.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: It used to be involved in it heavily, right, Like
Speaker 1: I was a.
Speaker 3: Board member for years. Yeah, yeah, then that got too busy,
Speaker 3: and I hate bureaucracy. I hate it. I would rather
Speaker 3: exist inside of an enlightened monarchy, right, I would rather
Speaker 3: be the king than be a board member.
Speaker 1: But oh, of course, yeah, that's not going to happen.
Speaker 2: So that requires collective collective understanding or a collective.
Speaker 1: Thoughts.
Speaker 2: Right, you have to you have to think like them,
Speaker 2: and you have to you have to basically be limited
Speaker 2: to how they think. It's not I don't like groups.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, so yeah, so get gout old fast. But
Speaker 3: it's a great organization. But one of the reasons they're
Speaker 3: platinum rated is because they follow the rules. So so
Speaker 3: now now what I have to do is get in
Speaker 3: touch with the guy who gave that presentation mm hmm
Speaker 3: and see if he wants to do another one for
Speaker 3: my group. That would be great, and then I'd pay
Speaker 3: him to do that and it would give him you know.
Speaker 3: So that's what has to happen next. But so so
Speaker 3: I was very disappointed in that.
Speaker 2: Yeah that, you know, the interviews that you do are
Speaker 2: great and that just seemre like the one that you
Speaker 2: did a doctor with Monzo was awesome. I've seen some
Speaker 2: of the ones with the I see them one of
Speaker 2: the Robins one I saw at least one of the
Speaker 2: guar and tenpenny ones.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I mean, you know, knowledge is power, and
Speaker 3: I'm not the only one that has my fingers in
Speaker 3: this in this cake. There's a lot of ways up
Speaker 3: the mountain of health recovery. There's a lot of different
Speaker 3: ways to do it. And you know, I'm not stupid
Speaker 3: enough to think that I know the only way. It's
Speaker 3: just the opposite. So I'm I'm in the market for
Speaker 3: you know, doctors who have clinical success with alternative methods
Speaker 3: that I use because I know that it's not my
Speaker 3: way or the highway. There's a lot of ways up
Speaker 3: the mountain of health, right, and people need to know
Speaker 3: these things and they don't. And more's the pity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't.
Speaker 2: And I think typical think that they're competing. I don't
Speaker 2: think they're competing. I think they're just getting to the
Speaker 2: same end in a different way.
Speaker 3: Yes, a number of different ways to push the system
Speaker 3: back into a state of balance, right, Hiropractic will do it.
Speaker 3: Hands on healing will do it, fasting will do it,
Speaker 3: acupuncture will do it, botanical medicine will do it. Homeopathy
Speaker 3: of course, I think is the best way to do it.
Speaker 3: But there's a lot of different ways to secure health,
Speaker 3: and you know, and regretfully, the MD directed allopathic pharmaceutical
Speaker 3: centrist mechanistic, materialistic way does not do that. And the
Speaker 3: only reason that those idiots are in number one position
Speaker 3: is because they legislated themselves there and they have aggressively
Speaker 3: kept all their competition at bay through. You know, it's
Speaker 3: illegal to treat a disease. The only thing that can
Speaker 3: legally treat a disease in the United States is a drug.
Speaker 2: That's let me say about thirteen, right, that's with like
Speaker 2: nineteen thirteen or fourteen they passed that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's bys.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Most people don't understand that. You know, they understand that
Speaker 3: there's corruption. I know COVID was bad and whatever, but
Speaker 3: people still go to their medical doctors after that. I
Speaker 3: don't know how that happened.
Speaker 2: That literally means that no matter what you come in with,
Speaker 2: if the answer is as simple as you have a deficiency,
Speaker 2: that's not what they're going to tell you.
Speaker 1: They're going to give you a drug.
Speaker 3: And the intention of the drug is not to cure
Speaker 3: the condition, it's to manage it. Because they don't know
Speaker 3: what caused it, and they don't know how to cure it,
Speaker 3: which is why I have ten questions that you should
Speaker 3: everybody should ask their MD. And it's on my website.
Speaker 3: It's part of my subscription service. You should ask every
Speaker 3: medical doctor you go to, every doctor you go to,
Speaker 3: naturepathic doctor, chiropractic doctor, I don't care who the hell
Speaker 3: you go to. You want to ask them these questions
Speaker 3: before you agree to their treatment that might be.
Speaker 2: And it's ten questions to ask your MD. Right next
Speaker 2: to the oncologist, one right next to the told bad foods,
Speaker 2: and the ninety central nugent. Say, this is a heck
Speaker 2: of a lineup here on the top row.
Speaker 3: So there's a question in the chat about muscular dystrophy.
Speaker 3: We don't treat muscular dystrophy, as that's impossible. We can.
Speaker 3: We do, however, have a remarkably effective track record with
Speaker 3: treating people who have been told they have muscular dystrophy.
Speaker 3: I have a colleague in Montreal who's treated over five
Speaker 3: hundred cases of muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis. Now, muscular
Speaker 3: dystrophy is difficult because, like Down's syndrome, it there is
Speaker 3: a genetic component to it a real genetic component to it, right,
Speaker 3: So many of the symptoms of muscular dystrophy are baked
Speaker 3: into the cake, as many of the symptoms of Down,
Speaker 3: you know, Down syndrome, it's baked into the cave.
Speaker 1: Was that a deficiency during pregnancy that.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, it's deficiencies maternal deficiencies during pregnancy. Yep. So
Speaker 3: I don't know of anybody that's ever cured muscular dystrophy.
Speaker 3: I know of people that have cured amiotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Speaker 3: I know of people that have cured cystic fibrosis. I
Speaker 3: know of people that have cured multiple sclerosis. But muscular dystrophy,
Speaker 3: the best that we can do is optimize the health
Speaker 3: of the individual so that they don't get you know,
Speaker 3: all the things that happen to people who get muscular
Speaker 3: distric or Down syndrome. We have a number of very
Speaker 3: high functioning Down syndrome people, you know, they still have
Speaker 3: Down syndrome, but they're able to get married and hold
Speaker 3: down a job, and they're they're like better than they
Speaker 3: were if they weren't, you know, helped with the alternative method.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So that's the way that muscular dystrophe is there are
Speaker 3: things that you can do to optimize the structure and
Speaker 3: function of the body mind in somebody who has muscular dystrophe.
Speaker 3: But there's as far as I know, there's nothing you
Speaker 3: can do to fix it because it was baked into
Speaker 3: the cake when you were in uteroe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's a big deal too. And that's why
Speaker 2: the nineties essential isn't very important. And what would you say,
Speaker 2: should a pregnant person to be taking a little bit
Speaker 2: more than what would be the recommended dose while they're pregnant,
Speaker 2: you think, or at least beyond them at the very least, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have to be on them, right. The question
Speaker 3: of the dosage is is on.
Speaker 2: That's body weight and all that stuff too, like if
Speaker 2: you're you know.
Speaker 3: But that's just all supposition, that's not like proving. Right.
Speaker 3: It makes sense that someone who's three hundred pounds is
Speaker 3: going to need more than someone who's eighty five pounds, right,
Speaker 3: But I can't tell you exactly how much nobody can
Speaker 3: so at a bare minimum, a pregnant mother, I I
Speaker 3: she should be on the foundation pack plus one extra
Speaker 3: bottle of plant minerals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, plant minerals.
Speaker 2: Okay. I was actually leaning towards the UFAs like actually, yeah,
Speaker 2: because or it may take more like right, like, because
Speaker 2: really is the is the size minerals?
Speaker 3: Minerals would be more important one part? Okay, yeah, because
Speaker 3: minerals are sixty six percent.
Speaker 2: All right, that makes sense. And you get some of
Speaker 2: that in the plant dry minerals and in the in
Speaker 2: the beyond osteo FX. Well, yeah, you gives some in both.
Speaker 2: I mean, you get a lot of them in the
Speaker 2: plant drive minerals. But I mean if you're taking one
Speaker 2: or the other, you're actually or both you're getting probably
Speaker 2: fulfilled with all you need for at least, I mean,
Speaker 2: as long as you're not going super crazy with the
Speaker 2: athletics like I do and dripping it all onto the
Speaker 2: floor and having to put it back in you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so with muscular distriphy, it's difficult.
Speaker 2: Tom and Terry, I know that guy. Okay, so we
Speaker 2: have oh this is my story used your line. We
Speaker 2: have sick care, not healthcare.
Speaker 3: That's one hundred percent correct. And it should be illegal
Speaker 3: for a medical doctor to advertise that they practice healthcare
Speaker 3: because they do not. Now, they're never going to advertise
Speaker 3: that they practice sick care. But what they should say,
Speaker 3: is disease management because it's not healthcare because you do
Speaker 3: not get healthier when you're under their care. And by
Speaker 3: the way, you got sick in the first place while
Speaker 3: you were under their care. And everybody gives them a pass,
Speaker 3: which is mind blowing to me, right, I mean, besides
Speaker 3: weather forecasters and Major League Baseball players, medical doctors are
Speaker 3: the only people that can consistently fail and still have
Speaker 3: a job.
Speaker 2: That's right. So guys, just remember, right, there's there was
Speaker 2: one other profession I couldn't I can't think of it now,
Speaker 2: but there was another. There was another one of those
Speaker 2: that popped in my head the other day and I
Speaker 2: was like, oh and them there was and maybe I
Speaker 2: heard you say it in an old video of yours.
Speaker 2: I think maybe it was that, And I was like,
Speaker 2: that's hilarious. That's funny because they have a bad track
Speaker 2: record too, and yet they keep they're ju just but
Speaker 2: I can't remember what the profession was. So remember it's
Speaker 2: code Daniel with a capital D for fifty percent off
Speaker 2: at doctor Peter Gooden's website. And how do you get there?
Speaker 2: You ask you click on to so if we're at
Speaker 2: if you're here right now and you're watching this video.
Speaker 2: If you're on your Roku TV, it might be a
Speaker 2: little bit more difficult to do this, but if you're
Speaker 2: on Rumble any other device, you should be fine. You
Speaker 2: just scroll down the call number still here. You might
Speaker 2: have a couple more minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: Doctor might have other stuff to do.
Speaker 1: I do have other things to do today.
Speaker 2: Joined doctor Glidden's and then it says right here, and
Speaker 2: then there's his link beneath it is the the two
Speaker 2: codes is Ballbusters for twenty five percent off the monthly,
Speaker 2: code Daniel for fifty percent off the annual.
Speaker 3: But then the annuals going away in two.
Speaker 2: Weeks, right, so you got to get to it soon
Speaker 2: because by December first it is gone. And then the
Speaker 2: ninety essentials via Eifel is the Eiffelhealth dot com right there, okay,
Speaker 2: And if you also go to my website, there's another
Speaker 2: way to land on doctor Gliden's page there. So at
Speaker 2: the end of here you just click this and then
Speaker 2: you code Daniels screwed down and you'll get it for
Speaker 2: less than twenty bucks fifty five cents a day. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, I'm five cents a day. Tears god, It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Good day. I think that.
Speaker 3: I think every Daniel I have to eat fifty five
Speaker 3: cents a day.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's it's all about the the volume because
Speaker 2: we want more people to be able to have access
Speaker 2: to this. And I really appreciate your time, doctor Gooden.
Speaker 2: I know it's one o two here, so if you
Speaker 2: have other clients or other things going on, I don't
Speaker 2: want to keep you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got three more today. This is a working
Speaker 3: vacation this week for me, and I'm good with that
Speaker 3: because honestly, you can only lie by the pool for
Speaker 3: so many hours before you get bored out of your
Speaker 3: freaking mind.
Speaker 1: Did you goffle up this a lot?
Speaker 2: Nice? You're not gonna be able to when you go back, right,
Speaker 2: because it's gonna be too cold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't remind me.
Speaker 2: I wasn't sure if that was the case.
Speaker 3: Thanks man. It's always a pleasure to keep the faith
Speaker 3: and God willing, and the creek didn't rise. I'll see
Speaker 3: you in a week.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right, so that'll be I think that next week
Speaker 2: is the day just before Thanksgiving, so he won't be
Speaker 2: having his own on that Thursday because it's Thanksgiving. So
Speaker 2: maybe hopefully we'll build do ours and hopefully he doesn't
Speaker 2: have family coming in that'll occupy his time. The day
Speaker 2: before that's the cooking day, Dad's this dad over here
Speaker 2: is going to be making his turkey and maybe the
Speaker 2: family stuffing. It's not made with families. It's just my
Speaker 2: grandmother's recipe. I think she's she's Italian. She was Italian,
Speaker 2: but I think there's a bit of a of like
Speaker 2: a Polish type of uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know layer to it. I guess I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's it's really really freaking good, and I haven't had
Speaker 2: it in a couple of years, so I might I might
Speaker 2: make it just for the fun of it. And my
Speaker 2: daughter has also corn on non GMO organic corn on
Speaker 2: the cob, probably red potato, mashed potatoes if I can
Speaker 2: find the purple skinned ones. May Bell gets some of
Speaker 2: those two. And in the turkey with bacon, you gotta
Speaker 2: cook it with bacon, I said, so, not anybody else.
Speaker 2: I just like it like that, and lots of butter,
Speaker 2: maybe one of those Bell seasoning mixes. Anybody wants any
Speaker 2: of this information like written down or in the video,
Speaker 2: let me know. I am actually like a a non
Speaker 2: chef cook. Let's put it that way. I studied under
Speaker 2: the best, but I didn't go to like a school
Speaker 2: to get a piece of paper or anything like that.
Speaker 2: I'm just good at it. So let me show you again,
Speaker 2: so we can do this rundown. Okay, so present screen,
Speaker 2: there we go. There we go like present arms. If
Speaker 2: you were in the military or ever watched a movie,
Speaker 2: you probably didn't know what I just did there. Watch
Speaker 2: a movie, watch a stinking movie once in a while.
Speaker 2: What happened there? That's not the right one. How about that?
Speaker 2: All right? Let's try that one. All right. So if
Speaker 2: you are here and this is the video, I've written
Speaker 2: down everything here for you in the description. So code
Speaker 2: Daniel fifty percent off annual. End's December first, today's the nineteenth,
Speaker 2: get to it. We just had another person sign up,
Speaker 2: and it's usually two days I get the notification, so
Speaker 2: it's probably too days ago that they actually signed up
Speaker 2: for it. But they said, heck, I'm going full boat
Speaker 2: and they paid the three ninety nine for it. That's awesome. Hey,
Speaker 2: they didn't even They're like, you know what you and
Speaker 2: your code? I got this, So that's cool, you know,
Speaker 2: if that's what they wanted to do, but yes, leave
Speaker 2: big farm behind, dot Com vehicles PGND health. This is
Speaker 2: the code that you need to use this link in
Speaker 2: order to do all this right. And the other way
Speaker 2: to do it is have it already hyperlinked into my
Speaker 2: picture of doctor Glyndon from my site. If you have
Speaker 2: Honey as an app on your computer, get rid of
Speaker 2: it please.
Speaker 1: It is robbing people.
Speaker 2: And nobody knew about this for about for a very
Speaker 2: long time, people were promoting this Honey app thing. It's
Speaker 2: PayPal connected, PayPal mafia. It changes the cookie so that
Speaker 2: the people who are supposed to get credit for the
Speaker 2: sale don't and Honey steals it. That's sinister. That's like
Speaker 2: a sales guy on the sales floor showing you and
Speaker 2: telling you and getting everything in canjis business card. You
Speaker 2: go up to the thing and then Honey comes around
Speaker 2: and says, takes that card and hands them theirs.
Speaker 1: That is not nice.
Speaker 2: So who knows how many people actually have signed up
Speaker 2: for things from this show that I never knew about
Speaker 2: because of the Honey app on their computer. So that
Speaker 2: little thing in the top corner that says extensions, if
Speaker 2: you haven't big orange h there, I would recommend getting
Speaker 2: rid of it. It's not saving you anything. If they
Speaker 2: don't have an affiliate with affiliation with them, they're not
Speaker 2: giving you that discount. So it's not safe. It's not
Speaker 2: finding you the best deal in things. It's actually doing
Speaker 2: quite the opposite. It's and it's changing the link to
Speaker 2: the sites that have the affiliate information in it.
Speaker 1: That's pretty sinister. So Honey app bad.
Speaker 2: And it's collecting all of your browser data, storing it
Speaker 2: and selling it and reporting it to Microsoft and other places.
Speaker 1: So not the best thing. They're selling your data.
Speaker 2: They know everything that goes through your browser because it's
Speaker 2: spying on all of your browser activity. I just want
Speaker 2: you should I thought you should know that because we
Speaker 2: had Honey on this computer forever, had it on the
Speaker 2: old computer.
Speaker 1: Rebecca put it on. I was like, oh, look at
Speaker 1: that thing.
Speaker 2: That doesn't It keeps them popping up in front of
Speaker 2: my stuff and I can't actually finish the thing, and
Speaker 2: it's always irritating me. And I had to run through
Speaker 2: all these stupid things and none of them ever work.
Speaker 2: Or it tells you trend a trend. Hey last week
Speaker 2: it was five dollars more. This is a good thank
Speaker 2: you I was gonna buy it whether it was five
Speaker 2: dollars more or not, because it's something I need. But
Speaker 2: thank you for letting me know. Made me feel better
Speaker 2: about the purchase, like I don't need any of that
Speaker 2: that's not necessary. So sorry, honey, Sorry, honey. Get this
Speaker 2: guy sounds kind of funny, all right, So you can
Speaker 2: hit this leave Big farm behind dot com link right there.
Speaker 2: Remember Ballbusters for twenty five percent off the monthly brings
Speaker 2: you to twenty nine. So if he can only pull
Speaker 2: me up twenty dollars a month, you're gonna be paying
Speaker 2: a little bit more than if you just get the
Speaker 2: annual up until December first. Remember you're locked in after that,
Speaker 2: but if you don't get there on time, you'll still
Speaker 2: have the Ballbusters tent for percent off coupon. But you're
Speaker 2: not gonna have the Daniel for fifty percent off coupon
Speaker 2: anymore after the December first. So Eiffelhealth dot com is
Speaker 2: where you go to find your ninety central nutrients. If
Speaker 2: you want to do the that route, there's another way
Speaker 2: to do it. I save you a little bit, and
Speaker 2: that's get doctor Mons's Whole Food Supments for your ninety
Speaker 2: es Central revitalized nutrients. Here here's the problem right now,
Speaker 2: though he doesn't have the colluh well, azure Will does
Speaker 2: not currently have their cod live oil in with the
Speaker 2: retinal so you would still need to go to eifelehealth
Speaker 2: dot com and pick up their essentral fatty Acids EFA plus.
Speaker 2: So doing sure you get that, get the full ninety Okay,
Speaker 2: now let's go to my site because to me it
Speaker 2: says it's the Azureel picture on Daniel's website, but you
Speaker 2: need the list. It's cheaper and better in my opinion
Speaker 2: than ooh well, I'm gonna finish. I'll let people to
Speaker 2: make that decision. I do a mixed match. I like
Speaker 2: having the Beyond Austrio effects personally, like I can drink
Speaker 2: that stuff like it's candia, like it a lot. And
Speaker 2: so the most important part about this before I click
Speaker 2: onto my website is that you use code BB five
Speaker 2: for your five percent off discount on your total total
Speaker 2: on your order and any of the items that you get.
Speaker 2: But use code b B five. Bravo, bravo five. Lots
Speaker 2: of people have been using it. Doctor Monzo sent me
Speaker 2: a message today, a notification that something the amazing is
Speaker 2: going on. People are really taking a liking to these
Speaker 2: azurebel So complements, So let's click on it now. I
Speaker 2: thought it'd be funny to call it BFF for my
Speaker 2: VIP keep on for this year's Black Friday Sale, because
Speaker 2: it's Black Friday BF, and it's like best friends forever,
Speaker 2: you know, BFF ha ha. Wait, hold on, there we go.
Speaker 2: It's twelve percent off. It used to be ten for
Speaker 2: the other coupon code. Twelve percent off Black Friday Sale.
Speaker 2: Mine runs till the fifteenth of December, which is I'm
Speaker 2: trying to stop people from ordering after that thinking that
Speaker 2: they're going to get it in time for Christmas, because
Speaker 2: there's travel time and there's make time, and that doesn't
Speaker 2: give me a lot of time. Plus I have Christmas
Speaker 2: to plan for my family. So then I get that
Speaker 2: gives me ten days out from the day. That should
Speaker 2: be as long as I get him in by the fifteenth,
Speaker 2: it should be all right. Okay, So twelve percent off
Speaker 2: for the Black Friday Sale, you have to spend twenty
Speaker 2: two hours and then the code will be activated. Okay.
Speaker 2: And so there's that that's on this stuff down here.
Speaker 2: So the Creatine, the Hot sauce is here. That there.
Speaker 1: Now, if you're using don't.
Speaker 2: Use the code on these guys, because you're alreadyetting free shipping,
Speaker 2: which is already like a twenty Now it's like twenty
Speaker 2: five dollars off because shipping went out of control lately,
Speaker 2: so you're getting like twenty five bucks off the total
Speaker 2: by the free shipping. So the additional twenty ver twelve percent,
Speaker 2: it'd be like kicking me in a junk, So don't
Speaker 2: do that. But if you're getting different bottles like singular bottles,
Speaker 2: the twelve ounce bottles are made out of what they
Speaker 2: call it the non shatter shatterproof plastic and the six
Speaker 2: ounces are glass glassid ways heavier is obviously heavier than plastic,
Speaker 2: so basically it's the same weight as a six ounce
Speaker 2: to get the twelve ounce. So if you get the
Speaker 2: twelve olence, you get twice a month of sauce for
Speaker 2: the same amount of weight. If you're contemplating shipping costs
Speaker 2: for yourself, YadA YadA, but remember getting fell percent off
Speaker 2: to Okay, if you get the larger bottle, you get
Speaker 2: twice mamba sauce for the same amount of weight. That's
Speaker 2: all I'm saying, if you like glass bottles and make
Speaker 2: you feel happy and special inside, then get the plastic
Speaker 2: glass bottles. I think they look nice too. I like
Speaker 2: something that was heavy, So I ever take the batteries
Speaker 2: out of something. It looks like it feels like crap
Speaker 2: when it's super late, right, Like, what is this cheap
Speaker 2: piece of plastic used to be a used to be
Speaker 2: a boom box, and then he took all the D
Speaker 2: batteries out of it. Now it's like just just feels
Speaker 2: light and junkie.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: There's all my stuff there. You see all the sauces,
Speaker 2: you see the you see the crea teine up on top.
Speaker 2: You see the the gallon is not gonna come in
Speaker 2: a glass bottle. It's it's a plastic jug, just an
Speaker 2: old cool bottle. Back in the day, my dad used
Speaker 2: to put his hot sauce in bottles like that.
Speaker 3: Hm.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, so doctor Monso's books on this side, ball Buster's
Speaker 2: Coach wouldlready be in a relaced to it. Get his
Speaker 2: book if you want it. It's this book right here.
Speaker 2: This is his practitioners guy. And there's also a digital
Speaker 2: copy too, that's like the light version that this is
Speaker 2: the five pounds. As Karen says book alf Top Body
Speaker 2: System another way to get you there. Obviously, you might
Speaker 2: your ninety central nutrients. Otherwise your body will not have
Speaker 2: the raw material it needs in order to keep you
Speaker 2: say us healthy after other things are applied or like
Speaker 2: help me opathy and stuff like that. If you don't
Speaker 2: have ninety sub nutrients, something else is gonna break down
Speaker 2: or it's going to not be strong enough to hold maintain. Right,
Speaker 2: You've got to talk about terrain. It's only as strong
Speaker 2: as you're ninety central nutrients. Doctor Peter Glidden Sight, I
Speaker 2: get a change this because there's another Well I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna be able to fit it though. So there's two
Speaker 2: different rumble channels here. If you go to the bottom,
Speaker 2: you'll see this is doctor Glidden healths Joe and maybe
Speaker 2: I'll be able to fit that on there. And that's
Speaker 2: this one right here, and we're watching it here too.
Speaker 2: There's three nine views on this right now. There's five
Speaker 2: people watching on this side, and and there's here right
Speaker 2: So if you want just the doctor Glidin videos all
Speaker 2: by themselves on one video on one channel, you can
Speaker 2: go get them right here. Doctor Cliden and Friends Health
Speaker 2: solutions show cool cool. All right, let's get back to
Speaker 2: it now. So if you're at my website, which is
Speaker 2: simper fry s E M P E R f R
Speaker 2: y l LC dot com, you click doctor Glyndon Fitting
Speaker 2: and you scroll down, scroll down. There's other ways to
Speaker 2: do this. I think there should be a button when
Speaker 2: you because I'm already logged in, right, so it might
Speaker 2: just say log in. And if you click it and
Speaker 2: you're not already a member, I think at that point
Speaker 2: you can just sign up. I don't think you really
Speaker 2: need to scroll all the way down here and click
Speaker 2: a button. I think it's already a thing. I think
Speaker 2: this just might be another avenue to it. So if
Speaker 2: you click this, and then let's let's put the Daniel
Speaker 2: coupon in here, I'm not going to show you my stuff.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, no, I'm not actually gonna go through it
Speaker 2: because I'm already remember I can't do it. And but
Speaker 2: here's ad cup on. Let's see, let's apply. But there
Speaker 2: you go. Well I have it.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 1: So the reason why I says that's because I was
Speaker 1: saying I.
Speaker 2: Already have a what do you call it? A craig
Speaker 2: because I paid twenty four months for mine. So you're
Speaker 2: getting it for nineteen a month. You're getting it better.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get a better deal, a right. So this
Speaker 2: is that shows you just how much of a great
Speaker 2: deal that is. But that there you go fifty percent
Speaker 2: off boom, It makes it one ninety eight for your
Speaker 2: annual subscription. That's insane. So here, let's let's do the
Speaker 2: math together. Here, let's do the math together. I want
Speaker 2: to see by a month how much it is. So ooops,
Speaker 2: I think I did the wrong way when I am
Speaker 2: ployed nine divided by twelve sixteen dollars and sixty sixteen
Speaker 2: dollars and sixty seven cents. Basically it's sixty six point five.
Speaker 2: I don't know. You have pennies out there? They guess
Speaker 2: they just got rid of the last penny. Did you
Speaker 2: hear about that? Yeah, that's just the slow trickle boiling
Speaker 2: the frog to no currency starting with a penny. Oh,
Speaker 2: nobody needs pennies? Really? How do else you may change?
Speaker 2: Jack ass? Uh? Yeah? Anyway, and then for your ninety essentials,
Speaker 2: Karen asked me, so she said you have to would
Speaker 2: she say?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Did she say? You have to have the list right?
Speaker 2: So I'll give you the list. Yeah, you have his book,
Speaker 2: the red one, the new one. I don't have the
Speaker 2: red one, new one in.
Speaker 1: Uh paper form. I have the.
Speaker 2: Attempt to Cure with Homi Homie with Holistic Medicine. I
Speaker 2: have that book right there, but his newest book. Leave
Speaker 2: Big Pharm behind that one. I have electronic copy on
Speaker 2: my phone. Let's see if I can find it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to find out where I put it. That might be Riadera.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Let's see if I can find it by
Speaker 2: there of that. Yep, you may see it. I'll see
Speaker 2: if I can.
Speaker 3: You can see it.
Speaker 2: There you go, leave Big Farm behind. Never read it.
Speaker 1: I did just get it.
Speaker 2: So Karen says, here, let me put it up on
Speaker 2: the screen and then I'll come back to it. I'll
Speaker 2: put myself back up on the bigs and show it
Speaker 2: like this. So she's saying, the multi viti in the.
Speaker 1: IP six supreme powder, let's go.
Speaker 2: Let's do it in order of high seed on the
Speaker 2: site though, But the multi vitemin the full full of
Speaker 2: achemic app powder, which is a ninety days supply at
Speaker 2: the high dose. So if you're doing one eighth of
Speaker 2: a teaspoon, it's gonna last you ninety days. If you're
Speaker 2: taking one sixteenth, which is what they recommend you start
Speaker 2: off with, then that would last you six months for
Speaker 2: fifty bucks. So I mean you're just less than ten
Speaker 2: dollars of you know, I mean, okay, the multivitamin IP six,
Speaker 2: supreme pull vichemic acid asking how to liver oil, and
Speaker 2: the core copper whole food Vitamin C for okay, Well
Speaker 2: that's that's when I'm we look at it. But if
Speaker 2: you already have a propensity to use vitamin C whenever
Speaker 2: you feel like you're going ill, it's better to have
Speaker 2: the whole food multivitamin. That's having the whole food vitamin
Speaker 2: C because it's not pulling away and stripping you of
Speaker 2: other nutrients as does the synthetic. Oh, doctor Bond says, look, yeah,
Speaker 2: doctor Monson's book as well.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: Dr Monson's book is right here, bam.
Speaker 2: All right, well that was a lot. Okay, let's go
Speaker 2: back to what we were looking at here. I think
Speaker 2: I have to go present. Oh, I just got to
Speaker 2: go like that at the stage. There you go, even
Speaker 2: though it's kind of in the wrong spot. Now put
Speaker 2: myself back over here. There you go, all right, So
Speaker 2: from my website, quick here, and the things you're gonna see,
Speaker 2: Oh the things you will learn I had. I just
Speaker 2: did a whole breakdown on my website. So if you
Speaker 2: click this picture here, it's going to bring you to
Speaker 2: this video. I know I did a little dance. I
Speaker 2: am a happy guy. But it's a rundown of doctor
Speaker 2: Monzo's supplements and Doctor Glennon's membership. And I put this
Speaker 2: together three days ago. And this goes to show how
Speaker 2: little I ever post on my business page, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I don't do more.
Speaker 2: It doesn't get circulated out to people anymore, you know,
Speaker 2: it doesn't catch the algo for all the cool kids
Speaker 2: out there, who are you stupid lingo? But you'll find
Speaker 2: that right from here, all right, And then if you
Speaker 2: just click this, it'll get you there. But let's go
Speaker 2: back to what we were doing. We're clicking doctor Monse's picture.
Speaker 2: Remember you want BB five for five percent off, you
Speaker 2: have to use the BB five click the Whole Food
Speaker 2: Multi vitamin. Now, let me explain to you something really
Speaker 2: interesting about this one hundred and twenty capsules. It's a
Speaker 2: three day supply. Let me show you. So when you
Speaker 2: get into the this is not your ordinary multivitamin, and
Speaker 2: it's not your ordinary multipl vitamin, ordinary multiple multi vitamin
Speaker 2: for two reasons. It's a whole food. All these things
Speaker 2: are not made from synthetic lab lab created crap that
Speaker 2: you get super cheap, or you know, maybe it's not
Speaker 2: so cheap, but it's made cheaply at your grocery stores
Speaker 2: and your GNC type places in vitamin shops. It'll charge
Speaker 2: you an armoral leg and it's crap that's actually harming
Speaker 2: your body because it's stripping you have nutrients because these
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Speaker 2: I took three of them today, three of the pills.
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Speaker 2: into last week, I asked them I did. I did
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Speaker 2: then bring it into an omad after that, after I
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