Speaker 1: Good afternoon. We are live here today. It is Wednesday
Speaker 1: with doctor Peter Glidden. It is twelve five pm December third.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that it's already that we already have a
Speaker 1: tree up. What's up with that?
Speaker 2: It's nuts?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Time flies? We don't groutchy el Mark. She used to
Speaker 2: say time flies like an arrow and fruit flies like
Speaker 2: a banana.
Speaker 1: I know that there's some people that had said that
Speaker 1: they wanted to ask some questions today. I think Daisy
Speaker 1: was one of those peoples. She was looking forward to
Speaker 1: today and.
Speaker 2: Very easy daysy.
Speaker 1: She's out there here. But let me ask you this
Speaker 1: a quick quick question. Fatty liver? How do you know
Speaker 1: if you have it? How do you get rid of it?
Speaker 1: Does fatty liver affect hormone production and regulation?
Speaker 2: You can only know that you have fatty liver. Believe
Speaker 2: if you have a biopsy of the liver, which is
Speaker 2: a very painful procedure, it might be possible with blood
Speaker 2: work to guess that you have a fatty liver. It
Speaker 2: might be possible with imaging like an MRI. But you know,
Speaker 2: of course, if you have the MRI, they're going to
Speaker 2: try to get you to do the gandolinium, and that's
Speaker 2: a bad idea. If you have a CT scan, it's
Speaker 2: five hundred times as much radiation as one chest X ray.
Speaker 2: So I believe that fatty liver is caused by hyperctose
Speaker 2: corn syrup in addition to lack of selenium and other
Speaker 2: minerals that the liver needs. So the good news is
Speaker 2: that the liver can regenerate itself. It's the only organ
Speaker 2: in the human body that will do that. So there
Speaker 2: are things that you can do to stimulate hapateogenesis, which
Speaker 2: is fancy spancy doctor talk for your body makes a
Speaker 2: new liver basically, And that's my twenty one day Beat
Speaker 2: Juice protocol outlined on the website.
Speaker 1: Oh, let me pull that up.
Speaker 2: But you have to completely eliminate anything that has high
Speaker 2: fructose corn syrup in it, which means anything in a
Speaker 2: can pretty much right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what am I missing? Here? There goes share screen
Speaker 1: fire screen. They put this up in there before, but
Speaker 1: just so people know what we're looking at. You are here.
Speaker 1: Here's where you are. You click this versus join doctor
Speaker 1: Goodin's membership site. It says code ballbusters for twenty five
Speaker 1: percent off. You click this right here, and you go.
Speaker 1: If you're a member, you scroll over here and you
Speaker 1: go to health recovery protocols, and then you scroll down
Speaker 1: and you'll see he's got a seven day detox program.
Speaker 1: There's a twenty one day beat juice protocol rate next
Speaker 1: to it. Now, I bought a bag of GMO non GMO,
Speaker 1: I mean the good one beat powdered because it was cheap,
Speaker 1: and I figured i'd sprinkle that in with the fresh
Speaker 1: beats when I do the beach uice protocol that make
Speaker 1: any difference? You think it matters. I think it's just
Speaker 1: a little little extra. Couldn't hurt or what?
Speaker 2: I have no idea because one of the things about
Speaker 2: the beat uze protocol is it requires you to get
Speaker 2: a juicer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have one of those ye juice to.
Speaker 2: Be juice and drink it within thirty minutes of making it,
Speaker 2: because it will the enzymes that are in there will
Speaker 2: you know, oxidize and dissipate. So I don't know if
Speaker 2: you know powdering the beat freeze drying or however they
Speaker 2: do it secures those enzymes. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I would do the fresh beat in addition
Speaker 1: to the powder.
Speaker 2: Well, but my point is I don't know if. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean beat beat powder increases nitric oxide levels the huge,
Speaker 2: which is not a bad thing to do, right. It
Speaker 2: increases helps the body to improve its circulation, move blood
Speaker 2: around the body. But I don't outside of the nitric
Speaker 2: oxide upregulation, I don't know if the powder does anything else.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the reason why I even asked this question
Speaker 1: because I there's a lot of things about doctor Eric
Speaker 1: Berg I don't I don't appreciate he. It's a fraction
Speaker 1: of the nutrition type of guy too. Doctor John Bergman
Speaker 1: is the DC. Doctor Eric berg is the one that's
Speaker 1: like eleven million followers on YouTube, and he says some
Speaker 1: things that are incorrect sometimes. But he seems to think
Speaker 1: that if you're not on a Kuto diet, everybody has
Speaker 1: a fatty liver and that's the reason why you lose
Speaker 1: inches before you lose weight.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would I think that's an that's an
Speaker 2: over I mean, he would have to have like biopsy
Speaker 2: deliver of five hundred people to see if that supposition
Speaker 2: is correct, right, So yeah, I mean I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's an MD talking about anything outside of
Speaker 2: drugs and surgery for I mean, look, if a chiropractor
Speaker 2: had a YouTube station and started telling people how to
Speaker 2: do open heart surgery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we would be like, what the heck is this about.
Speaker 2: But when medical doctors talk about stuff they're not trained
Speaker 2: in and everybody genuflexit their al through, it's nuts.
Speaker 1: I think doctor Rick Berg is a DC as well
Speaker 1: as the doctor John Bergman. I think they're both dcs.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. He went on a keto diet.
Speaker 1: He lost a bunch of weights, so now he's you know,
Speaker 1: he's doing the life coach thing all over over the internet.
Speaker 1: So steroids and puffy face and you know, I've heard
Speaker 1: people talking about this and then kidney issues you get
Speaker 1: water retention, so that seems like it's an indication besides,
Speaker 1: you know, whatever else was going on their body, that
Speaker 1: they're impacting their kidneys pretty hard during those cycles.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm not aware of what the mechanism is of.
Speaker 2: It's called moonface.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: When people take a pretnozone or you know, a nonsteroidal
Speaker 2: anti inflammatory. But it happens, and you know, is it
Speaker 2: a kidney thing? I don't know. Is it one of
Speaker 2: the most common causes of water retention anywhere in the body.
Speaker 2: You know, outside of a pathology like to the heart
Speaker 2: or to the kidneys, is lack of albumin in the blood.
Speaker 2: Lack of protein because if the the blood vessels in
Speaker 2: the body are like sponges, and in order for the
Speaker 2: sponge to suck up water, right it so if this
Speaker 2: is a bad metaphor, but if the body doesn't have
Speaker 2: enough protein in the blood, then it won't be able
Speaker 2: to absorb extracellular watering and transported out of the body.
Speaker 2: It needs protein in the blood vessels to be able
Speaker 2: to do that. If you are on a protein deficient diet,
Speaker 2: you will start to accumulate water in different parts of
Speaker 2: the body. And that's why it's you notwithstanding a kidney
Speaker 2: disorder or a heart disorder like congestive heart failure.
Speaker 1: Right, do you retain water from inflammation as well, like
Speaker 1: a high sugar diet or whatever? I mean?
Speaker 2: Maybe it's usually the retention of water is due to
Speaker 2: three things. Kidney dysfunction, congestive heart failure, or number one
Speaker 2: on the list should be protein deficiency, which is really
Speaker 2: easy to get because everybody in the world, remember, has
Speaker 2: been diagnosed with heartburn, and everybody and their brother is
Speaker 2: on an ant acid, and when you're on an antacid,
Speaker 2: it becomes virtually impossible for your stomach to digest anything
Speaker 2: out of the food that you just swallowed. So even
Speaker 2: if you are eating adequate amounts of protein, swallowing adequate
Speaker 2: amounts of protein every day, your body won't be able
Speaker 2: to absorb it because the acid in your stomach has
Speaker 2: been obliterated by the drugs that the medical doctors really
Speaker 2: nearly prescribed because they have brains the size of freaking
Speaker 2: walnuts and they don't give a shit.
Speaker 1: Well, that's pretty that's that's very Uh. I don't know
Speaker 1: about the protein thing. That's that's pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: Yes's to consider with water retention, especially if it's bilateral. Now,
Speaker 2: if you have water retention in one leg only, then
Speaker 2: that's usually a dam situation with a swollen organ in
Speaker 2: the abdomen on that side of the body. If it's unilateral,
Speaker 2: it's rare, but it happened. So if you have, you know,
Speaker 2: one leg or one ankle is swollen and it's independent
Speaker 2: of trauma, then your spleen is enlarged, or you're ascending
Speaker 2: or descending colon is in large, or there's something going
Speaker 2: on anatomically that's acting like a dam that prevents water
Speaker 2: from leaving that limb.
Speaker 1: No, the MD way of fixing that would that be
Speaker 1: like making somebody kick diuretics to get rid of the water. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's how they would fit. That's not really a fix,
Speaker 1: that's just getting the water out. But it's going to
Speaker 1: keep happening, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So let us let us remember, boys and girls,
Speaker 2: that the medical doctors don't fix anything. They manage it,
Speaker 2: which sometimes is appropriate and smart and good, but it
Speaker 2: should be illegal for anyone with an MD after their name,
Speaker 2: or a hospital which employs exclusively mds to advertise that
Speaker 2: they practice healthcare, because they don't. You are not getting
Speaker 2: healthier while you are under their care. They practice disease management,
Speaker 2: they practice sick care, and if they advertised that, you know,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't have the lion's share of business. But they won't.
Speaker 2: So it's important to understand these distinctions because we've been
Speaker 2: socialized to believe the opposite of what's true. You're a
Speaker 2: medical doctor may be the nicest person that God ever created,
Speaker 2: but they are trained in a non curative system of medicine,
Speaker 2: and the system of medicine that they are trained in
Speaker 2: suppresses the symptomology of the body with pharmaceutical drugs and surgery. Now,
Speaker 2: sometimes you need the surgery. You have a bullet in
Speaker 2: your arm, you need the surgery. You break your leg
Speaker 2: when you're skiing and you're bleeding from your femeral artery,
Speaker 2: you need the surgery. But for most of the conditions
Speaker 2: that most people go to the doctor for most of
Speaker 2: the time, it's a failed methodology because it's based on
Speaker 2: because it is not based on laws of nature. The
Speaker 2: therapeutics are reality by consensus, which have been generated exclusively
Speaker 2: by the pharmaceutical industry in order to manipulate, manage, and
Speaker 2: control the biochemistry of the body. And damn the torpedoes
Speaker 2: and full speed ahead, which is why all of the
Speaker 2: drugs come complete with side effects and nothing gets cured.
Speaker 2: And while we have been under the jackbooted heel of
Speaker 2: this ridiculous system of medicine for over one hundred years,
Speaker 2: the chronic disease epidemic has risen. The chronic disease epidemic
Speaker 2: is the fault of the MDS. It happened on their
Speaker 2: watch because their system of medicine is inconsistent. It's the
Speaker 2: wrong dog for the hunt. It's the wrong system of
Speaker 2: medicine to use to bring a human being back into
Speaker 2: a state of health. It won't work, and that's why
Speaker 2: we have a chronic disease epidemic, and everybody needs to
Speaker 2: get that clear. The most important thing anybody can do
Speaker 2: in order to optimize their health moving forward is to
Speaker 2: fire their medical doctor and seek out science based, clinically
Speaker 2: verified alternatives which have been developed and delivered by licensed physicians,
Speaker 2: and bring yourself up to speed with those and apply
Speaker 2: those as quickly as possible, because the chances are high
Speaker 2: the medical doctors are going to hurt you, not because
Speaker 2: they're trying to, but because their therapeutics are juvenile.
Speaker 1: They've been taught to basically hijack or is that the
Speaker 1: right word, strong arm the body into doing what they
Speaker 1: think it should do. So if you're talking about the
Speaker 1: biochemical that leaves that leaves it to it's like a
Speaker 1: reduction of what it actually is. Yeah, how chemicals are
Speaker 1: what you can say are the process or the mechanism,
Speaker 1: But what's controlling that is the vital force that they're
Speaker 1: completely disregarding and kind of fighting against the whole time
Speaker 1: in an effort to do what it wants to do.
Speaker 1: Exerting its will on something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a combative system of medicine, oppositionally defiant system
Speaker 2: of medicine, which is how all the medicines got their name. Antibiotic, antidepressant,
Speaker 2: proton pump inhibitor, MAO uptake inhibitor, et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. It's a aggressive medical system which is designed
Speaker 2: to push the biochemistry of the body in a particular
Speaker 2: direction in order to suit the doctor's goal. And that's why,
Speaker 2: because it's a closed system, when you push the body
Speaker 2: in one direction, there's going to be negative ramifications in another.
Speaker 2: That's why all the drugs have side effects. And that's
Speaker 2: also why none of the drugs are curative, because the
Speaker 2: drugs are not based on curative laws of nature. The
Speaker 2: drugs are based on you know, juvenile understandings of how
Speaker 2: the human body works.
Speaker 1: It's like blinders, right, they focus on the symptom or
Speaker 1: and now on the whole of the body. So that's
Speaker 1: why they need to get the name of holistic or
Speaker 1: wh oli right, it's what's going on. Well, you're like pinpointing, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, you see the rest of the puzzle.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take care of this piece here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the medical doctors, John, that's why it's called
Speaker 2: reductionistic medicine, reductionistic materialistic medicine, because the doctor is trained
Speaker 2: to take the body apart to its smallest piece, and
Speaker 2: now genetic engineering is the smallest piece and deliver a
Speaker 2: medicine for each piece. So you get one medicine for
Speaker 2: your heartburn, one medicine for your blood pressure, one medicine
Speaker 2: for your arthritic pain, one medicine fear insomnia, one medicine
Speaker 2: fear depression, one medicine fear anxiety, and three medicines to
Speaker 2: manage the side effects of those other meds. And that's
Speaker 2: the best money that medicine can buy. It's a complete,
Speaker 2: utter and total shit show. There are a few exceptions
Speaker 2: to the rule, right, Like there are some antibiotics that
Speaker 2: are very effective, but they're starting to lose the.
Speaker 1: Even then you need to replace the healthy gut file,
Speaker 1: right Yeah, But.
Speaker 2: They don't, and you know, thus are born antibiotic resistant
Speaker 2: bacterial infections. So the whole thing it's like, honest to god, man,
Speaker 2: it's like Alice in Wonderland. It's it's inside out, upside
Speaker 2: down and the opposite of what you have been taught.
Speaker 2: So my advice for the for the newly initiated is
Speaker 2: whatever your medical doctor tells you to do, do the
Speaker 2: exact opposite, and you will most likely be better off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And we had a decent amount of people come
Speaker 1: over to the membership site and reading the last week
Speaker 1: and a half when we had the special going. And
Speaker 1: I think that's indication that people are listening, they're paying attention,
Speaker 1: and we appreciate that. And I think you're going to
Speaker 1: find a lot of great things on here over on
Speaker 1: doctor Goodd's membership site as well. And you remember, Ballbusterer
Speaker 1: still works for twenty five percent off both either the
Speaker 1: monthly or the annual, so that's still active all the time.
Speaker 2: I really need to talk to my manager about that.
Speaker 1: And if you look, if you can scroll all the
Speaker 1: way down here and you'll see you right there, so
Speaker 1: it'll take twenty five percent off both of us and
Speaker 1: over here in the medical Insight, you know, with doctor
Speaker 1: good And I was watching some stuff that I found
Speaker 1: in various places, and one of the videos you did
Speaker 1: a life hack or not a life hack, it was
Speaker 1: like a I forgot what you called it. It was
Speaker 1: like it was. It was a hack that had to
Speaker 1: do with knee pain and a cabbage leaf and you
Speaker 1: in a rolling pin. Yeah, would you ever be would
Speaker 1: you ever make like a collection of those or do
Speaker 1: like a series on your membership site for people for
Speaker 1: like the life acts? Everybody loves those things.
Speaker 2: That's a great idea I had. I mean, I'm a doctor, Jim,
Speaker 2: I'm not an advertiser. I don't know what to do
Speaker 2: in order to make people more interested. I think that's
Speaker 2: a good idea. So, and I've been looking for ideas
Speaker 2: about new content that I can add, so that's one
Speaker 2: of them. I have another life hack for insomnia. Oh
Speaker 2: really yeah, Okay, you're ready. Here it is. I have
Speaker 2: two versions of this. The first version is for the
Speaker 2: courageous and the second version is for the less courageous.
Speaker 2: So the first version is you have to have a
Speaker 2: bathtub to do version number one. You fill the bathtub
Speaker 2: with about six inches of really really cold water. Like
Speaker 2: you don't even turn the hot nozzle on. You just
Speaker 2: turn cold water all the way. And if you live
Speaker 2: in some place like Arizona where it's impossible to get
Speaker 2: cold water from the tap.
Speaker 1: This time of year, it's okay. But yeah, most of
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 2: Now, you get a bag of ice and you dump
Speaker 2: it in the water and you let it dissolve. So
Speaker 2: now you're in ice cold water and it's about six inches.
Speaker 2: You sit down in the ice cold water. Burr. That's
Speaker 2: why I set it's for the courageous, and you swish
Speaker 2: whether your legs are straight out and you're sitting up.
Speaker 2: Unless you have a huge bathtub that you can lie
Speaker 2: completely down in, most people don't.
Speaker 1: I think we do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you've got and then you move your legs
Speaker 2: back and forth. You create a wave of the water
Speaker 2: and it swashes the cold water over your lower extremities.
Speaker 2: You do that for about a minute. Then you bend
Speaker 2: your knees. You put your torso in the cold water,
Speaker 2: and you move back and forth and swash the cold
Speaker 2: water over your torso for about a minute, and then
Speaker 2: you repeat with the legs. You repeat with the torso
Speaker 2: you can handle it. And then you get up out
Speaker 2: of the tub. You dry yourself off and go to bed.
Speaker 2: You'll sleep like a baby.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 2: Now, if you won't do that, or you can't do that,
Speaker 2: there's some elderly people can't do that. Right, then you
Speaker 2: can get a bucket that's big enough for both of
Speaker 2: your feet to put in side by side, and it
Speaker 2: has to be deep enough so that you can fill
Speaker 2: it with water that's going to come up over your
Speaker 2: ankle bone.
Speaker 1: So like a like a five gallon home depot bucket. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it'll be fine. Well, I don't think you can fit
Speaker 1: both feet in that unless you have tiny feet, right,
Speaker 1: I guess right.
Speaker 2: You probably have to get a rectangular wash tub. Right. Aw.
Speaker 2: You put cold water in and you put ice in it,
Speaker 2: and you put your bare feet in the water for
Speaker 2: three minutes, which is going to seem like a long time.
Speaker 2: You move them around, you scream, you yelly, do whatever
Speaker 2: you can to stay in the cold water for three minutes.
Speaker 2: Then take your feet out and you dry the bottom
Speaker 2: of the feet, at the bottom of the feet only.
Speaker 2: You let the top of the feet air dry, which
Speaker 2: we'll take about ten minutes, and then you get into
Speaker 2: bed and the chances are how you'll sleep soundly.
Speaker 1: That's really it's always the ice, right, it's ice. Whenever
Speaker 1: I go into even just a cold pool, which obviously
Speaker 1: it's still not like back cold, my stomach in my
Speaker 1: chest and my back muscles tighten up. I go and
Speaker 1: it's like I can't breathe. I'm going to have to
Speaker 1: work on that to make it well.
Speaker 2: Start with your feet. Yeah, there's no harm in no file.
Speaker 2: Just start with your feet and you can work up
Speaker 2: to it. But once you get into that habit, you'll
Speaker 2: look forward to doing it because you feel so much
Speaker 2: better after the fact. And if you get if you
Speaker 2: have a really good night's sleep, then that's a good
Speaker 2: thing and this will promote that. Now, if you have
Speaker 2: a blood sugar issue, it's not going to do anything
Speaker 2: to your sleep because you're most likely going to wake
Speaker 2: up still in the middle of the night feeling like
Speaker 2: you're wide awake because that's a blood sugar issue. And
Speaker 2: the cold water treatment may help a little bit with that.
Speaker 2: But in order to fix that, you have to take
Speaker 2: more chromium into your body. Okay, Chromium is the blood
Speaker 2: sugar miracle mineral.
Speaker 1: I think I ran out of that I had, So
Speaker 1: vanadium is now not a great thing to have anymore.
Speaker 2: Right. Well, so vanadium was used historically as kind of
Speaker 2: not a substitute, but like a fac simile for insulin, okay,
Speaker 2: and it was kind of like managerial, right, But chromium
Speaker 2: is curative and omega three essential fats. The combination of
Speaker 2: omega three essential fats and chromium are curative for type
Speaker 2: two diabetes.
Speaker 1: So like these guys, the.
Speaker 2: Yeah and the longevity product is called Sweeties.
Speaker 1: Sweety's has chromium in it. Okay, all right, Yeah, It's.
Speaker 2: Got a bunch of things in it. Chromium is the
Speaker 2: major player there. It also has vanadium in it. I'm
Speaker 2: not a big fan of anadium because it will have
Speaker 2: negative ramifications. But chromium and cinnamon also are really pretty
Speaker 2: good for you know, optimizing your blood sugar metabolism.
Speaker 1: So that's why. Yeah, they tell you to take cinnamon
Speaker 1: a little bit spoonful. Try to they say, try to
Speaker 1: get a teaspoon in throughout the day, so if you
Speaker 1: put it in whatever you have with coffee or whatever.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I've heard that many times, especially with people
Speaker 1: who are doing a life change for with their you know,
Speaker 1: trying to eat cleaner, eat less. John.
Speaker 2: I love cinnamon. Man, If cinnamon was a woman, I'd
Speaker 2: marry it. I love it.
Speaker 1: If it's a cheap version, I don't like it. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it's when it's in like the big containers. It tastes
Speaker 1: not like the regular organic stuff. That I usually get
Speaker 1: a different color at a different source. I don't know
Speaker 1: whether it's it's rotten wood or something that they got
Speaker 1: it from. But I have this whole big thing that
Speaker 1: it was awful. But I love cinnamon, so I knew
Speaker 1: it must have just been that brand. So I never
Speaker 1: bought that brand again. It was chef's chef's quality, they
Speaker 1: called it.
Speaker 2: Is that cinnamon part of any of your hot sauces?
Speaker 1: No, I don't put cinnamon in a hot sauce. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: not yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think I wouldn't know that that would
Speaker 2: taste good.
Speaker 1: So brain fog causes, do we have anything of that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? The first thing to consider about brain fog is
Speaker 2: it's just a simple nutrient defficiency syndrome period that your body. Remember,
Speaker 2: there are ninety nutrients that the body needs. They're considered
Speaker 2: essential and essential nutrient is something that your body needs
Speaker 2: but it can't make. Your body needs calcium, it can't
Speaker 2: make it. Your body needs vitamin A, it can't make it.
Speaker 2: Your body needs amino acids, it can't make them. So
Speaker 2: there are sixty minerals, sixteen vitamins, twelve amino acids, and
Speaker 2: two fatty acids, which are essential. Your body needs them
Speaker 2: and when it runs out of them, things start to break.
Speaker 2: And the number one reason that people go to the
Speaker 2: doctor in the US is lack of energy and brain fog.
Speaker 1: Oh Jay ridges in the house.
Speaker 2: Nutrients efficiency illnesses also aggravated by unwitting consumption of foods
Speaker 2: that are proneflammatory. So if you're a nutrient intufficient and
Speaker 2: you're eating an inflammatory diet, you will have brain fog,
Speaker 2: you will have lack of energy, and you'll probably have
Speaker 2: a bunch of other things as well. So the first
Speaker 2: thing to do, which is why it's called the Foundation.
Speaker 1: Pack, grab it right now.
Speaker 2: He's got the Healthy Foundation Pack and eliminate the twelve
Speaker 2: bad foods. You do that for ninety days and see
Speaker 2: how the hell you feel.
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Speaker 1: This is the Healthy Foundation Pack right here. So there's
Speaker 1: the FA plus which I have on my table here.
Speaker 1: The beyond os geo effects, which is magnesium calcium, and
Speaker 1: I think there's d un it too, tinky tangerine. U
Speaker 1: is a multi venement and the plant rd minerals or
Speaker 1: the minerals that your body can absorb and actually use.
Speaker 1: It's in a form that it can actually utilize because
Speaker 1: it's already been passed through the plants, and that's what
Speaker 1: makes the difference. Am I right, sir?
Speaker 2: One hundred thousand percent correct?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, And then I think sweetie'es is on here too,
Speaker 1: somewhere they're sweeties or selenium. Yeah, there's all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1: I would wait to get a console or at least
Speaker 1: ask doctor Gluten on his membership. So if you would
Speaker 1: need these additional add ons before making it purse order,
Speaker 1: you know, that way you get all at once everything
Speaker 1: that you need to give you your specific situation handled.
Speaker 2: Most people feel a noticeable difference within fourteen days, if
Speaker 2: not sooner starting the program, because your body has been
Speaker 2: malnourished to your entire life and you've gotten used to it,
Speaker 2: You've habituated to being undernutrified, you know.
Speaker 1: I would also decide to try to remind people that
Speaker 1: if they're also still on polypharmacy. While they're taking the
Speaker 1: nutrients that it's probably going to interfere with how they're
Speaker 1: going to feel, because it's going to be snapping them
Speaker 1: right back out more than likely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also an interesting thing will happen, right that
Speaker 2: the drugs work in your body by messing with your metabolism. Right,
Speaker 2: it upregulates the metabolism here, it suppresses the metabolism here,
Speaker 2: it pushes it this way, it pushes it that way.
Speaker 2: That's what the drug does.
Speaker 1: Nutrients in your body to do that though, right.
Speaker 2: So the more that you take the drug, the less
Speaker 2: nutrients you have, and that's why the drug stops working.
Speaker 2: So that's why they need to increase the dose or
Speaker 2: give you a second or a third blood pressure medicine
Speaker 2: because just one isn't working anymore. Why is that? Because
Speaker 2: the drugs sucked all your essential nutrients out?
Speaker 1: You know? Do you think if they wanted to sell
Speaker 1: their idea stuff that they would incorporate and it important
Speaker 1: the idea of having these nutrients so that their drug
Speaker 1: looked better when it was, you know it in its performance.
Speaker 1: But they don't even do that.
Speaker 2: They just yeah, but think it through, right, if they
Speaker 2: did that, people would need less of the drug, right,
Speaker 2: so they on purpose you think, you don't think they
Speaker 2: know this, right?
Speaker 1: They know that we're getting at that. I think that
Speaker 1: they're they're fully aware of what they're doing.
Speaker 2: So they keep the essential nutrients out of the drug
Speaker 2: to make the drug less effective, so you'll need to
Speaker 2: take more of the drug. So frequently, what will happen
Speaker 2: is when you're taking a drug or two or three
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical and you start the Foundation pack, that the drugs
Speaker 2: start working better in your body and it's almost like
Speaker 2: you've doubled the dose of the drug. Careful, I guess, right, So, yeah,
Speaker 2: you have to know if you're taking a drug and
Speaker 2: you start the Foundation pack, you have to look up
Speaker 2: what an overdose of the drug, what the symptoms are,
Speaker 2: because you might experience that and not know what the
Speaker 2: hell's going on because now the drug is working way
Speaker 2: better in your body than it was before you took
Speaker 2: the nutrients.
Speaker 1: Right, And they would call it. You know, it's funny
Speaker 1: because somebody would consider that a sensitivity when really it's
Speaker 1: just no, it's because you know what I mean, It's
Speaker 1: so funny how the perception screws everything up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is funny, isn't that? That's a Negrot's a
Speaker 2: really interesting insight. We've been so brainwashed by you know,
Speaker 2: one hundred years of bad education and medical monopoly that
Speaker 2: we don't have any idea of what to do or
Speaker 2: how to do it.
Speaker 1: How about this one, doctor Wood And when somebody says
Speaker 1: I'm a hyper responder when they say that, you know,
Speaker 1: when you give me something, it works better in me.
Speaker 1: You know people say that about steroids and supplements. Well,
Speaker 1: it's probably because you're getting your nutrients more than someone else,
Speaker 1: and that's why you're hyper responding.
Speaker 2: You know, there are there are some people I remember
Speaker 2: two people in thirty seven years of doing this right,
Speaker 2: which is the you know, it's a significant minority. I
Speaker 2: mean it's hardly even on the on the gauge right
Speaker 2: that they take the plant to drive minerals and they
Speaker 2: get a negative reaction from it. Two people I can
Speaker 2: remember in thirty seven years, but they were both women,
Speaker 2: they were both skinny, they were both blonde, and they
Speaker 2: were very.
Speaker 1: So chances are they weren't taking it right then. Well,
Speaker 1: because the blond that was just being fun. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 2: So but for the vast majority of people you feel
Speaker 2: a lot better once this stuff is in your body.
Speaker 2: It's like you didn't know what you were missing.
Speaker 1: They could have just had a lot of toxins in
Speaker 1: them and maybe the plant right minerals was helping, was
Speaker 1: helping to bind through that and take it out of them.
Speaker 2: For all we know, I know it could be. It
Speaker 2: could be because they both were really strong smokers.
Speaker 1: So the question then to go along with that, now,
Speaker 1: visceral fat and fat loss itself. If you're if you're
Speaker 1: in a process of losing weight, your essential nutrients are
Speaker 1: not something that you want to try to cut out
Speaker 1: of that for because there's there's no barely any calories
Speaker 1: in this and these are all the nutrients you buy needs.
Speaker 1: But especially if you're fat, is going to be releasing
Speaker 1: toxins that have was stored away in there too well
Speaker 1: over ninety you know flu, they've talked about all that,
Speaker 1: flu like symptoms, everything all that, But it's like, if
Speaker 1: you're getting a toxin dumb, you're gonna feel sick. If
Speaker 1: you if you don't have anything pulling that stuff out
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 2: Right, well, not only are you going to feel sick,
Speaker 2: but you're going to hurt yourself. So the vast majority.
Speaker 2: It's over ninety percent, probably over ninety five percent of
Speaker 2: all of the toxins andogenists, I'm exogenist toxins. Toxins are
Speaker 2: in the environment to find their way into the human
Speaker 2: body are fats. So toxin finds its way into the body.
Speaker 2: The body sticks it in fat to get it out
Speaker 2: of the general circulation. Well, there it is in the fat.
Speaker 2: And then you get on board with the weight loss
Speaker 2: program and you burn lots of fat. When you burn
Speaker 2: the fat, you liberate the toxin. Now the toxins in
Speaker 2: the general circulation. As part of that process, the toxin
Speaker 2: the blood flow goes to the liver, and the liver's
Speaker 2: job is to deconstruct the toxin and eliminate it from
Speaker 2: the body. And it happens in two phases. Both phases
Speaker 2: are nutrient heavy. So if you don't have the nutrients
Speaker 2: necessary for your liver to deconstruct and eliminate the toxin,
Speaker 2: the toxin's going to sneak through the liver and then
Speaker 2: and now it's in the general circulation, and now you're screwed.
Speaker 1: That's I was going to hope you were say, it's
Speaker 1: going to store it somewhere but nope, it's just going
Speaker 1: to rip back out into the It's like dumping sewage
Speaker 1: into the into the drinking water.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah. I always tell this story I had and
Speaker 2: I knew this guy years ago before I knew any
Speaker 2: of this, and he was a big born again Christian.
Speaker 2: He went into the woods in the Pacific Northwest in
Speaker 2: the summertime and for forty days he did a waterfast
Speaker 2: like christ and he did it. I don't know how
Speaker 2: he did it, but he did it. And two months
Speaker 2: later he got leukemia and he was dead within a
Speaker 2: year two years. Why did that happen? Because his body
Speaker 2: dumped all these toxins from a forty day waterfast. I
Speaker 2: think he lost I don't know how much weight he lost,
Speaker 2: but it was significant. But it didn't have the metabolic
Speaker 2: resources to detoxify that crap, so it messed with his
Speaker 2: blood and he got leukemia.
Speaker 1: No, I'm assuming that if it was because of that
Speaker 1: reason that he gathered leukemia, that if you if you know,
Speaker 1: if you had him in your care, you probably would
Speaker 1: have been able to do something other than chemo radiation.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but my point is the driver of the
Speaker 2: illness was the toxin flood. Is blood that was capitulated
Speaker 2: by the fast in an undernutrified body, right, that's what
Speaker 2: caused it to happen. So first we neutrify and then
Speaker 2: we detoxify. If you get on board with any type
Speaker 2: of a fat burning program without neutrifying the body, it's
Speaker 2: like stirring up a hornet's nest, and you're you're going
Speaker 2: to get hurt by it.
Speaker 1: Most probably that's a very important lesson. I'm glad that
Speaker 1: we addressed that. Now, let's go to j Ridge says,
Speaker 1: is there a homeopathic treatment for severe panic attacks bad
Speaker 1: enough to feel like you're going to die and call
Speaker 1: any feeling?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are. Let me tell you how many potential
Speaker 2: medicines there are for.
Speaker 1: That, and he said a friend recently started having them
Speaker 1: out of nowhere. But they are otherwise very stable mentally strong.
Speaker 1: I think the root cause is financial stress. Never had
Speaker 1: anything like that before six months ago and now has
Speaker 1: had multiple bad ones.
Speaker 2: There are fifty homeopathic medicines for overpowering panic attacks. So
Speaker 2: the goal in the office of the homeopath would be
Speaker 2: to discover the correct homeopathic treatment and deliver it. So right,
Speaker 2: and remember, with homeopathy, specifically homeopathy, we don't treat disease.
Speaker 2: I got a little fly in here. We treat people.
Speaker 2: So I could have three people all with panic attacks
Speaker 2: and they would each need a different medicine to get better.
Speaker 2: So the trick is discovering which medicine they need. But yes,
Speaker 2: I had a remarkably great cure of a kid with Peter.
Speaker 1: He was in a horrible, horrible, horrible.
Speaker 2: Horrible automobile accident and ever since then he had PTSD
Speaker 2: and we fixed it. It took about a year, but
Speaker 2: we completely fixed it. It's gone, he doesn't have it anymore.
Speaker 2: And it was bad, man, it was really really bad.
Speaker 2: But I honestly, if I had to choose one thing
Speaker 2: to treat for the rest of my life, it would
Speaker 2: be PTSD because number one, it's easy to treat, and
Speaker 2: number two, it's horrible to live through. And number three,
Speaker 2: the medical doctors have nothing for it except psychoactive drugs
Speaker 2: that are going to turn you into a freaking zombie. Right,
Speaker 2: So the answer is unequivocally yes, but it demands a
Speaker 2: private appointment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And if it's if it's a friend of a
Speaker 1: friend or whatever, and it's gonna that's why you say
Speaker 1: you always say that person should be here when you're
Speaker 1: doing your own lives because you have to ask that
Speaker 1: person question specifically that the person probably doesn't have that
Speaker 1: insight for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the answer is, yeah, we can do it.
Speaker 1: You have another live tomorrow tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Right, I have a live tomorrow morning. Yeah, So get
Speaker 2: your friend to become a subscriber, show up on my
Speaker 2: Q and A. And here's what I need to know
Speaker 2: right in order to help him outside of a private appointment.
Speaker 2: What does the panic attack feel like? What's it feel like?
Speaker 2: What happens during a panic attack? Does he shut himself
Speaker 2: in his room and bury his head in the pillow?
Speaker 2: Does he get on his bike, his motorcycle and ride
Speaker 2: at one hundred miles an hour? Does he pace? Does
Speaker 2: he cry? Does he shout? Does he yell? What happens
Speaker 2: during the panic attack? Mentally? What happens physically during a
Speaker 2: panic attack? Is he freezing cold? Is he's sweating bullets?
Speaker 2: Is he read in the face? Does he get a
Speaker 2: severe headache? Does he get nausea? What happens physically during
Speaker 2: the panic attack, When does it happen? What makes it
Speaker 2: feel better? What makes it feel worse? Yeah, if he
Speaker 2: can tell me that I can help him fix it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's a little bit closer than a friend.
Speaker 1: It's someone they live with. So hopefully that'll be something
Speaker 1: that they can get the information for. And hopefully Jay Ridge,
Speaker 1: you're already over there. I'm thinking you might be. Yeah,
Speaker 1: But otherwise if not, then here is the link right there,
Speaker 1: and there's a code to save you something. All right there,
Speaker 1: It is right there, And I just want to now's
Speaker 1: a good time to let you know about this. Doctor
Speaker 1: Glidden sent this to me. Manganium mangan carbonicum and it
Speaker 1: was what my toothache that I was having that everybody
Speaker 1: knew about because I was complaining about it during broadcasts
Speaker 1: how bad it was, and he said take it was
Speaker 1: two pelts every twenty minutes or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of like what you said with the Kelly carbonicum
Speaker 1: when I had the kidney thing. So this is once
Speaker 1: again something that doctor Woodin told me to take and
Speaker 1: they got rid of the pain. So if it gets
Speaker 1: irritated again, then I take I just do the same
Speaker 1: cycle that he told me, like two pellets every twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: These things are microscopic in comparison to these these are
Speaker 1: these are so much bigger. I was like, what two
Speaker 1: of those? How am I supposed to shake up two
Speaker 1: of those? So funny?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's remarkable what happens when you take the
Speaker 2: right medicine right. This is no different than flying a plane,
Speaker 2: because flying a plane you have to know the laws
Speaker 2: of aerodynamics and you have to know what to do. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you have to know what angle do you set the
Speaker 2: wings and he flaps up or flaps down, and how
Speaker 2: fast you have to be going. And you get all
Speaker 2: that right, and plane takes off because of the laws
Speaker 2: of aerodynamics. You get any of that wrong, the plane
Speaker 2: crashes because of the laws of aerodynamics. It's the same
Speaker 2: with homeopathy. Homeopathy works by virtue of a law, a
Speaker 2: natural law, which when you activate that natural law you
Speaker 2: get remarkable results. When you fail to activate the natural law,
Speaker 2: you get pissed, poor results, which is why most people
Speaker 2: don't practice homeopathy because it's not easy to do. I
Speaker 2: think AI will help, but it's historically a very labor intensive,
Speaker 2: intellectually ponderous system of medicine.
Speaker 1: A strong belief that AI will be conditioned or created
Speaker 1: or programmed not to help.
Speaker 2: Well. If we could use AI inside of a homeopathic daybase. Yeah,
Speaker 2: then it could help a great deal, I think, but
Speaker 2: you would have to teach ai how how to do it.
Speaker 2: And this has been the problem with homeopathy specifically homeopathy.
Speaker 2: And remember, friends, I'm a nature pathic physician, and as
Speaker 2: a nature pathic physician, I'm trained in many different therapeutic modalities.
Speaker 2: I'm trained in medical nutrition, botanical medicine, fasting, and go
Speaker 2: my balloons. I don't know how to stop that manipulation
Speaker 2: different types of manipulation, like chiropractors do, but not really. Hydrotherapy, acupuncture, homeopathy,
Speaker 2: and botanical medicine. Did I say that? And they're all
Speaker 2: different modalities. They work through different mechanisms in the human body.
Speaker 2: Homeopathy is one of the modalities that we're taught. Not
Speaker 2: all nature pathic doctors is practice homeopathy. Not all nature
Speaker 2: pathic doctors do acupuncture. I don't do acupuncture at all.
Speaker 2: A lot of my colleagues that's all that they do.
Speaker 2: So the point that I'm trying to make is homeopathy
Speaker 2: specifically homeopathy is the reason that homeopathy, so think it through.
Speaker 2: Homeopathy works by virtue of a natural law which exists,
Speaker 2: whether you believe in it or not. Like gravity, it exists.
Speaker 2: It's a natural law like aerodynamics, it exists. And if
Speaker 2: it's a natural law, and if it works by stimulating
Speaker 2: or activating that natural law, then and when you do
Speaker 2: activate the natural law, you get a cure, a curative response.
Speaker 2: Then why isn't homeopathy everywhere all the time because it's
Speaker 2: a curative medicine based on natural law. Why isn't it
Speaker 2: everywhere all the time? For two reasons. Number one, because
Speaker 2: the medical monopoly pushed it aggressively out of the mainstream
Speaker 2: in the early nineteen hundreds, making it illegal. And number two,
Speaker 2: in reality, pure homeopathy, the learning how to activate the
Speaker 2: law of similars, stopped being taught in the schools of
Speaker 2: homeopathic medicine right around nineteen ten. So right now, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know what's happening in India, because India is
Speaker 2: a hotbed of homeopathic medicine. There's more homeopathic practitioners in
Speaker 2: India than any other country in the world. But I
Speaker 2: don't know if the Indian homeopaths are being taught pure homeopathy.
Speaker 2: I don't think that they are. They might be, but
Speaker 2: I don't think that they are. But just because I'm cynical.
Speaker 2: So the reason that homeopathy isn't everywhere all of the time.
Speaker 2: Is because number one, the medical monopoly aggressively lobbies against it.
Speaker 2: Jeff Bezos just removed all homeopathic medicines from all Whole
Speaker 2: Foods outlets. Yeah, and the education of the homeopath has
Speaker 2: been compromised over the years, so pure homeopathic medicine, education
Speaker 2: in pure homeopathy is difficult to find.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you made a good mention of that before.
Speaker 1: Even like the colleges that you've been through and you've
Speaker 1: seen the changes and all that, it's there. The worst,
Speaker 1: the worst type of takeover is the one that pretends
Speaker 1: to carry on the same virtues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's insidious. It's the it's the slow rot from
Speaker 2: inside the system. Yep. Note to percent correct. I couldn't
Speaker 2: agree more. And you know, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: know how or if for when it's all going to change.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what we need. We need a Saudi
Speaker 2: prince to give us a billion dollars. And with a
Speaker 2: billion dollars, I would change the face of medicine in
Speaker 2: ten years. I would not because I'm a genius or anything,
Speaker 2: but because I would just teach people and acquire people
Speaker 2: smarter than me from around the world to start a
Speaker 2: school and a hospital or two or one hundred that
Speaker 2: has doctors that are schooled in the law of similars
Speaker 2: in curative medical therapeutics, and then the world would change
Speaker 2: because if a system like that were in place right now,
Speaker 2: and it like with you, right two or three times
Speaker 2: now you've had remarkable cures.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's been three, right, So.
Speaker 2: Multiply that times a million people, a million people having
Speaker 2: remarkable cures of all kinds of disease would make a
Speaker 2: ripple on the world stage and it would change things absolutely.
Speaker 2: But that's what's necessary. We don't have to be we
Speaker 2: don't have the dollars to do it for a buddy
Speaker 2: of mine.
Speaker 1: Once so happened to you. I mean, that's what you had,
Speaker 1: that experience, and that's why you went from pre med
Speaker 1: to with doctor Monzo. Like they that met MG's failed
Speaker 1: both of you and you saw it and found luckily
Speaker 1: a nature pathic doctor. Yeah. Luckily, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. So you know, I have a colleague in
Speaker 2: Montreal that had the funding or was securing the funding
Speaker 2: to start a school of pure nature pathic, pure homeopathic medicine. However,
Speaker 2: in his province in Canada, the legislation doesn't support the
Speaker 2: formation of a nature pathic.
Speaker 1: Medical school the legislation, so they have.
Speaker 2: To change the law in order to do it. So
Speaker 2: every time we turn around, we're slapped somebody and that's
Speaker 2: that's done on purpose. Where it's Alex Jones was right.
Speaker 2: It's a freaking prison planet. It is.
Speaker 1: Agreed and uh like the like. Like we were saying before,
Speaker 1: the most instidious thing is when they don't they pretend
Speaker 1: to carry on the virtue. It's just like we think
Speaker 1: we have a bill of rights and they when they
Speaker 1: when that all changed, they didn't want to take that
Speaker 1: little poster up. It's like the poster off the wall
Speaker 1: or the or the you never seen seen with the
Speaker 1: hypnotized the chicken. They put the pebble rape in front
Speaker 1: of his face. As long as you're saron I that
Speaker 1: you're you're the hypnotized Chicken, and you're not gonna you're
Speaker 1: not gonna revolt.
Speaker 2: You know, that's gonna be the of my next book,
Speaker 2: The Hypnotized. That's funny.
Speaker 1: This is this kind of we got to go a
Speaker 1: couple of minutes left. So these stigmatizing cortisol is there
Speaker 1: is are people too concerned about cortisol do you think
Speaker 1: do you think there's not really seeing the actual problem.
Speaker 1: And because cortisol has its purposes, it regulates blood sugaring
Speaker 1: all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: And the cortisol is the bio chemical, natural occurring biochemical,
Speaker 2: endogenous biochemical in the body. The cortisone is is mimicked
Speaker 2: after That's how they figured out how to make cortison
Speaker 2: is by looking at cortisol. So, cortisol is a very
Speaker 2: important hormone. I think it's a hormone I can't remember
Speaker 2: in the human body. It's a stress hormone and you
Speaker 2: need it just like every other hormone. But rather than
Speaker 2: try to micromanage cortisol levels or testosterone levels, or estre
Speaker 2: aal levels, or progesterone levels or anything else, you should
Speaker 2: just trust that the body can do that all by
Speaker 2: itself because it wants to. So we support and promote
Speaker 2: the body's ability to fix itself. How do we do that.
Speaker 2: We stop eating foods that are hurting the body. We
Speaker 2: give the body all the essential nutrients that it needs,
Speaker 2: and then if we have a kidney problem, we do
Speaker 2: a little extra of this. If we have a blood
Speaker 2: pressure problem, we do a little extra of this and
Speaker 2: so forth and so on, and the body fixes it
Speaker 2: eighty three percent of the time, So you don't need
Speaker 2: to worry about micromanaging anything. You need to worry about
Speaker 2: am I eating food that's hurting my body? Yes or no?
Speaker 2: Does my body have enough raw materials to fix itself?
Speaker 2: Yes or no? And when you answer those questions correctly,
Speaker 2: you'll know what to do. And this is why again
Speaker 2: it's called the healthy Foundation pack because it is the
Speaker 2: foundation of health recovery. Health recovery meaning supporting and promoting
Speaker 2: your bodies built in God given ability to fix itself.
Speaker 2: You drop a rock on your foot, you don't have
Speaker 2: to worry about cortisol levels or up regulating t help
Speaker 2: or sell production or fibrinagen production. You don't know what
Speaker 2: any of that is. All you have to do is
Speaker 2: keep it clean and don't walk on it, and fourteen
Speaker 2: days later, the body fixes it because it can. It's
Speaker 2: the same with everything. The body is trying to fix
Speaker 2: the flip and problem all of the time, but it
Speaker 2: needs things to do that. And you know, I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what to do for your first steps. That's a
Speaker 2: good idea.
Speaker 1: And it's a It all starts with making sure that
Speaker 1: everybody has all the stuff it needs to run its operations,
Speaker 1: and then worry about the cortisole might not be an issue.
Speaker 1: If you had all the ninety essential nutrients, you know,
Speaker 1: conducting the orchestra the proper way, you might not have
Speaker 1: that problem anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, you probably have the problem because you ran
Speaker 2: out of the nutrients to have proper cortisol production, right.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of reason why I asked you about
Speaker 1: the fatty liver and how you know proment that actually
Speaker 1: is because I know a lot of the stuff is
Speaker 1: being created in the liver, and I don't know if
Speaker 1: that kind of impinged upon its ability to or if
Speaker 1: it was even something as widespread as doctor Berg thinks
Speaker 1: it is, because I don't know that that was the thing.
Speaker 1: I always thought that was something that was like a
Speaker 1: disease from alcoholism or some other thing.
Speaker 2: Doctor Berg is doctor Bird ever cured congestive heart failure.
Speaker 2: I have has he ever cured in large heart cardiomyopathy.
Speaker 2: I have has he ever cured reflect sympathetic distrophy. I
Speaker 2: have recured non Hodgkins lamp fama. I have insomnia, infertility, psoriasis,
Speaker 2: rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, traumatic arthritis, depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress syndrome,
Speaker 2: kidney stones, bladder infections. Have you ever cured any of that?
Speaker 2: I have my colleagues. We wrote the freaking book on it.
Speaker 1: So that pushes keto diet. That's all I know about him.
Speaker 1: It is so yeah, but I mean that's what I
Speaker 1: got that from him. I think originally that it was like,
Speaker 1: that doesn't seem right to me that everybody has a
Speaker 1: fetti liver? Are you sure about that? Is that visceral
Speaker 1: fact because it's on the organs? Is that what you know?
Speaker 2: And yeah, it's interesting the whole And again this from
Speaker 2: the Department of Redundancy department. If we actually had a
Speaker 2: free medical market and universities did research on my type
Speaker 2: of medicine and hospitals allowed he will access to all
Speaker 2: types of doctors and insurance paid for everything, then the
Speaker 2: question of which diet is optimal for human being would
Speaker 2: have been answered fifty years ago. I can't even tell
Speaker 2: people how much water to drink because nobody has figured
Speaker 2: that out on equivocally nobody. The research hasn't been done,
Speaker 2: hasn't been done, So all of This mystery is brought
Speaker 2: to you by the medical monopoly and it's killing us slowly,
Speaker 2: and we need to pop out of the medical matrix
Speaker 2: as quickly as possible. Go to my website, become a subscriber,
Speaker 2: use Daniel's discount code, and let's go, baby, because if
Speaker 2: you're waiting for Trump to fix this, it ain't going
Speaker 2: to happen. If you're waiting for Bobby Kennedy to fix it,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, it ain't going to happen. You have to
Speaker 2: take the reins, hold the reins yourself, and get going
Speaker 2: because it's not going to happen from the top down.
Speaker 2: It has to happen from the bottom up. You are
Speaker 2: the lynchpin here. You have to make a decision, make
Speaker 2: a choice to do this, and you know, let the
Speaker 2: results speak for themselves, the proof of the puddings and
Speaker 2: eating pun intended. And I want you to believe me
Speaker 2: enough to attempt the therapeutic. But the where the rubber
Speaker 2: hits the road is you feel better or you don't,
Speaker 2: and most of the time people do, so let's go, man.
Speaker 2: You don't need to suffer. You're suffering is a death
Speaker 2: I think is mandatory, but suffering is optional, So let
Speaker 2: me show you what to do to help reduce your suffering,
Speaker 2: if not eliminate it completely.
Speaker 1: And I don't think anybody should be in a big
Speaker 1: hurry to fulfill their destiny of the whole death thing either,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't want to spe the process very much.
Speaker 2: Daniel. It's always a pleasure, man, see you next week.
Speaker 2: I'll look forward to it.
Speaker 1: Awesome, Thank you, sir, have a great day.
Speaker 2: And all right, yeah you tube bye.
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Speaker 1: and it's one hundred dollars off on the side. All right,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, now, I don't know if you
Speaker 1: saw it. Yeah, you did see all that, I think, yes, Okay.
Speaker 1: So then the next thing is when you're on the
Speaker 1: doctor Glion site and you go to store and you
Speaker 1: click that, you can scroll down this is his book
Speaker 1: as a member. I think it gives you a code
Speaker 1: or there's a way to get a code, and it
Speaker 1: gives you twenty percent off the physical copies. So if
Speaker 1: you want the hardcover of the paperback, you'll get a
Speaker 1: twenty percent discount. I don't know. I'm pretty sure that's
Speaker 1: still going on going. And then the electronic copy you don't.
Speaker 1: But I got the electronic copy because of where I read, read,
Speaker 1: I read and exercise for the most part and then
Speaker 1: you click the iph hell pickei bop, and then you
Speaker 1: are there. All right. Now, personally, this is an old
Speaker 1: picture I would prefer only too. And then it's missing
Speaker 1: the plant drive minerals, so this isn't the thing. The
Speaker 1: thing is this thing right here to say, you don't
Speaker 1: get confused. It's this thing right here, all right, ostio.
Speaker 1: I'm a fan of the ostio, but not the potter.
Speaker 1: I like the liquid. And then there's ones I have
Speaker 1: slightly different things going on with them, but I noticed
Speaker 1: that a lot of these are the osteo and the
Speaker 1: dry powder, So it might be best to go with
Speaker 1: this and then add on or whatever they have going
Speaker 1: on when you call them, because there's probably more on
Speaker 1: their side that isn't showing on the site. This is
Speaker 1: like the scaled down version of what they got because
Speaker 1: they have they have a bunch of the good earth
Speaker 1: stuff there too. So there you go. And lastly, make
Speaker 1: sure you guys see me where's that?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I think? Yes, all right, last morn here ready ready
Speaker 1: ray another way to get the ninety essentils. And I
Speaker 1: showed a video yesterday or whatever day was, wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: say the day before some of the other things that
Speaker 1: doctor Glyden, I'm sorry that doctor Monsa was going over
Speaker 1: on the Azure Show, the Azure Channel, and it helped
Speaker 1: expand out from the ninety essentrals other things that you
Speaker 1: might want to take a look at, but could be
Speaker 1: be five well. And also I also showed you this watch.
Speaker 1: So this website, this link that I shared with you
Speaker 1: already discounts these things. And then you get to be
Speaker 1: five code off on top of that. And here let
Speaker 1: me explain this to you of what I mean by that.
Speaker 1: So if I go azurelivingwell dot Com and I go
Speaker 1: to shop, which is take a look at any one
Speaker 1: of these things, and it's gonna be let's go to
Speaker 1: the let's pick one, let's filter bout it, let's search.
Speaker 1: Let's do the IP six IPG six. There you go.
Speaker 1: I'll go to that one. So it says it's forty
Speaker 1: four to ninety six. Here, okay, that one might be
Speaker 1: on point. Let's find out this one is discounted right now.
Speaker 1: They dropped it down. But let's see is it even
Speaker 1: better here? Let's bring it down our IP six. And
Speaker 1: the reason why I said this because I was surprised
Speaker 1: I didn't know they had two different sites, and I
Speaker 1: definitely didn't know they had two different prices. Yeah. No,
Speaker 1: over here, it's forty forty six, So it's four dollars
Speaker 1: more already. And this is the this is like the
Speaker 1: official site for as your Supplements, So they're saying it
Speaker 1: used to be fifty, you know, because people do that.
Speaker 1: So it looks like there's a discount going on. Oh,
Speaker 1: I get it. It's sale. It must mean sense of urgency, right,
Speaker 1: But it's still four dollars more than it is over here.
Speaker 1: So with the site that I tell you guys to
Speaker 1: go to, the link that I share with you as
Speaker 1: your standard dot com shop, it's all this whole thing.
Speaker 1: This is already four dollars cheaper, and then you add
Speaker 1: your discount on top of that, and that's just that thing, right,
Speaker 1: That's that's one of the things that if you were
Speaker 1: doing the ninety essentels here like this would be comparative
Speaker 1: to the Beyond Oste Effects, which I also love the
Speaker 1: Beyondsci Effects. I haven't had the IP six yet and
Speaker 1: it's a powder, so I'm not sure if I would
Speaker 1: get that next, because I need I want to make
Speaker 1: sure that if I get something that's something my daughter
Speaker 1: can take to we'll take as well. I think one
Speaker 1: of the reasons why she's she's very active, but she's
Speaker 1: getting a little bit heavy. And the reason why, I
Speaker 1: think is because she's not getting her nutrients and because
Speaker 1: some of you sholding sugar in her face every morning
Speaker 1: with cereal. That's the other reason. And what we call
Speaker 1: it convenience foods, you know what I mean on the go,
Speaker 1: convenience suits men and women's estrogen balance. That's interesting. But anyway,
Speaker 1: so if you want your ninety out from this side,
Speaker 1: is not as a addition or instead of there's the
Speaker 1: IP six Supreme here boom one went in KRT because
Speaker 1: I discliked that, I guess, So this right here, IP
Speaker 1: six Supreme Scroll up, scroll up. Oh, we talked about
Speaker 1: this in the last video too. Then this is the
Speaker 1: large pill cod liver oil. So if you have children
Speaker 1: and you want them to take this, you might want
Speaker 1: to start with the four and fifteen milligram ones because
Speaker 1: these are twelve hundred milligram tablets. They're gonna be big.
Speaker 1: Like these guys. I don't know if you know how
Speaker 1: big these are, but they're pretty big. I take about
Speaker 1: three ds a day, and that reminds me, I gotta
Speaker 1: take three two. I have not done that yet. Put
Speaker 1: those out. And this is the EFA plus from Young Jevity.
Speaker 1: So the last in Coyd liver comes in two different sizes.
Speaker 1: When you go oldly up, I'll make sure I'm not
Speaker 1: missing anything on the way up. Things get moved around sometimes, okay,
Speaker 1: So here we go. So this is the smaller four
Speaker 1: hundred and fifteen million gram one. So if you have children,
Speaker 1: you want them to take it to if you don't
Speaker 1: mind taking, you know, just a couple more to get
Speaker 1: your dot you're serving, Yeah, you might want to do that.
Speaker 1: That way they can have it too. So the lasting
Speaker 1: Cod Liver Oil twenty two forty six here, let me
Speaker 1: just see it said thirty two over there, didn't it?
Speaker 1: And as are well, let's find out this is as
Speaker 1: you're living thirty two. This is for the twelve all right,
Speaker 1: in all fairness, this is for the twelve milligram ones.
Speaker 1: I although either have it twice oh, lemon flavored or
Speaker 1: minta gross? If I don't want flavored in my fish oil.
Speaker 1: Ah h no, I'd rather just have the non flavored
Speaker 1: one right here, thank you very much, so yeah, So
Speaker 1: going back around for the ninety essentels, I'll stir from
Speaker 1: the top asking Kyle li Oil. There's two different sizes.
Speaker 1: If you click this one and you are only going
Speaker 1: to be one taken. No kids are gonna be taking it.
Speaker 1: You can click this and get to the twelve hundred
Speaker 1: milligram one, which here is twenty six. Over there it's
Speaker 1: thirty two. Do you see what I'm doing here for you?
Speaker 1: Do you see what I'm doing here for you?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, then I hope you appreciate it because you
Speaker 1: get double the discount.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So Whole Food, Whole Food Multividum. I don't think anybody
Speaker 1: else knows the sight link because while else wouldn't they
Speaker 1: just use this one, Like why would this even be
Speaker 1: a thing? Look, this is their commercial for the public one.
Speaker 1: And then we have like the back room one. We've
Speaker 1: got the speakeasy. Isn't that neat? Say thank you to
Speaker 1: doctor Manso next time you see him, because he's the
Speaker 1: one that set this link up for us. All right?
Speaker 1: So they alaskan Kyle Lever the Whole Food multi viem,
Speaker 1: which I have right to her, the full of acumic acid.
Speaker 1: It would be like the plant dride minerals. You might
Speaker 1: find yourself liking the plant dry minerals because you can
Speaker 1: taste it. And full of a chumic doesn't have a
Speaker 1: flavor but turns of water like super black. And it's
Speaker 1: a little teen tiny like this is a ninety day
Speaker 1: supply at the very least. If you're giving a child,
Speaker 1: it should be like one sixteenth or one thirty second
Speaker 1: of a teaspoon, and the adult dose is one eighth,
Speaker 1: not a lot, one eath of a teaspoon. I think
Speaker 1: there's two, two teaspoons and the tablespoon. Is that right?
Speaker 1: I think it's two teaspoons of the tablespoon. Is it three?
Speaker 1: Let's say, let's find out, but I mean, I'll only
Speaker 1: talk about Nathan. How many tsp? I'm just curious. I
Speaker 1: think it's two three. I was getting wrong. I knew
Speaker 1: I knew it after I said it. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: there's three in the table spoon, so table spoons a lot, obviously,
Speaker 1: But yeah, you want one eighth of a teaspoon of
Speaker 1: this stuff for an adult who's already used to it,
Speaker 1: all right, So one two three bovacumic multi vitamin, both
Speaker 1: of the multivitamin. This guy right here, the whole family's
Speaker 1: on it now except for Elijah. He won't take anything.
Speaker 1: Uh last Narkyle Liberoyle. He probably needs it the moment.
Speaker 1: He's a young man and he uh, he won't take anything.
Speaker 1: He hates it taking anything again. And it's like, why
Speaker 1: is it? Why is it your choice? Why is it
Speaker 1: your choice? We tell you that. It's like, hey, you
Speaker 1: need things that help you stay alive. No, I don't
Speaker 1: want that. Okay, Well, then not fun your body's gonna
Speaker 1: fall apart prematurely. Uh alright, So the Whole Food Sea
Speaker 1: complex might be something you want to add on to that,
Speaker 1: but that's not part of the ninety. It's already in
Speaker 1: the Whole foodmultivitamin in a little bit, but not all
Speaker 1: by itself. And then hey, look ludathioon anyway, liver support
Speaker 1: blood sugar alright, the IP six is there. So it's
Speaker 1: those four I six Codler Royal Whoplefood multi vitamin and
Speaker 1: the full vidchemic acid, which by the way, you only
Speaker 1: have to buy like any every three or six months.
Speaker 1: You don't have to get it every month. Isn't that awesome?
Speaker 1: I think so? And get the Whole Food vitamin see
Speaker 1: if you want it, there's also if you play around
Speaker 1: here scroll down, there's other cool stuff here bilenk called
Speaker 1: bladder action support. This is one of the ones that
Speaker 1: doctor and went over with me a while back. And yeah,
Speaker 1: there's an IP six in the capsule form, but you're
Speaker 1: probably better off with the powder prostate support but doom
Speaker 1: boom with salt palmetto and bea what the hell's to say?
Speaker 1: Stidosterols to promote prostate land and urinary tract health. Wonder
Speaker 1: if that would make us smaller so you can not
Speaker 1: have the drip when you pay that'd be cool. So yeah,
Speaker 1: use mine for my website. Don't go to here unless
Speaker 1: you want to pay more. You can still use my
Speaker 1: And the reason why, like I said, the reason why
Speaker 1: I know that this is actually an official site is
Speaker 1: because my code worked here. My code works on this.
Speaker 1: Let me just throw something the card to prove it
Speaker 1: to you. Uh three, yeah, what the hell? Let's get
Speaker 1: Let's get three of them all right? Now? Well, let's
Speaker 1: do BB five. I gotta put it back in there.
Speaker 1: Oh they already do it? Or what remove? All right,
Speaker 1: let's try again. Why is it not taking enough? The
Speaker 1: whole oh, I guess it seems like it should be
Speaker 1: more discouf but whatever. Well, all right, so you know
Speaker 1: I should have done a side by side of comparison.
Speaker 1: That don't make more sense, But it doesn't matter. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. Oh, they already discounted it, so they're not
Speaker 1: discounting it again. Is that what I'm saying? No, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know what I'm looking at, so
Speaker 1: but whatever. So, yeah, it's even with this Obviously, if
Speaker 1: the prices start higher on this site, it's still costs
Speaker 1: more even with my code. So you're better off just
Speaker 1: using that code from my link from my site simper
Speaker 1: fryllc dot com. And you get that from You get
Speaker 1: there from here right right, So this is where you're at.
Speaker 1: You get there from here, click it, bam, you're in
Speaker 1: it spilled down here BB five and then you get
Speaker 1: your wonderful supplements and anybody's happy. Come on, wake up,
Speaker 1: beef liver capsule. I think I got to talk to
Speaker 1: doctor Manso. He just he just sent me a message
Speaker 1: this morning. Okay. Here it is historically valued for its
Speaker 1: nutrient density. Beef liver offers a rich array of vitamins,
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Speaker 1: and supports a healthy immune system and energy production. These
Speaker 1: capsules offer a convenient way to access the benefits of
Speaker 1: this nutrient dense organ Okay, in the absence of the copper,
Speaker 1: the core copper which also had by the way, beef
Speaker 1: liver in the capsule along with turmeric and other stuff,
Speaker 1: and obviously you know bioavailable copper zero. This is a
Speaker 1: This is something that you can use instead of the
Speaker 1: core copper until it comes back. Okay. Copper is super,
Speaker 1: super freaking important. If you didn't see the last episode,
Speaker 1: watch it where where we play doctor Bonzo's video where
Speaker 1: he's going over the Azure well stuff and going over
Speaker 1: diet and weight loss and health. I am going to Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, if anybody cares and wants to help
Speaker 1: me out, If anybody does this for a living, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe I don't know who goes out there
Speaker 1: in this audience. I am going to make a cookbook,
Speaker 1: but I'm also making a I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know how I say this. The introduction maybe will be
Speaker 1: part of the cookbook, but not really. I think there's
Speaker 1: two separate things I want going on here. Well, anyway,
Speaker 1: the cookbook thing, I wouldn't need somebody who knows how
Speaker 1: to do the right proper pictures for you know, it's
Speaker 1: all it's all about pictures and brady lights and shiny,
Speaker 1: flashy stuff. I don't I mean, I t I y
Speaker 1: and all that stuff is gonna I don't think it's
Speaker 1: gonna come out as good. So if anybody is interested
Speaker 1: in wanting to help out with that, I need to
Speaker 1: raise funds and to get that going, because if I
Speaker 1: have to buy a different camera, it's gonna be expensive.
Speaker 1: And if I have to do this or that, the
Speaker 1: other thing a rent space in a commercial kitchen outside
Speaker 1: of the one I already have, because I have to
Speaker 1: travel with that I'm just there in and out, so
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's not the nicest looking spot. So
Speaker 1: if I get one, it would be like a nice
Speaker 1: fancy place for the background and like looks it look
Speaker 1: like more like a kitchen. I know a place like that.
Speaker 1: It's actually at a Lutheran church, so I have to
Speaker 1: rent it though, So it's gonna be a panastic of
Speaker 1: this cookbook, but I want to do it. Cookbooks are awesome,
Speaker 1: and it's a lot easier to get that published by
Speaker 1: someone else cookbooks too well. Anyway, that's what I'm thinking
Speaker 1: about doing with the Hot saucees a hot sauce cookbook
Speaker 1: but also just standardized cookbook and then like a suggestion
Speaker 1: of a hot sauce. So it's it's both it's a
Speaker 1: cookbook but also gives these suggestions this is what hot
Speaker 1: sauce to use and for Daisy out there. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: if you if you make something and you use an
Speaker 1: ingredient that's already a finished product, I'm still obligated to
Speaker 1: share that information on the label, right It's I mean,
Speaker 1: really Luna comes to labeling, I don't even know if
Speaker 1: that's true anymore, because of how incorrect labeling is. But
Speaker 1: if I read the ingredients of a bread crumb that
Speaker 1: I use a flavored Italian seasoning bread crumb, and I've alway,
Speaker 1: let's put this way, I've already gone through rice, flour,
Speaker 1: I've already tried xanthem, gum, I've already tried every other
Speaker 1: gluten not blah blah blah bullshit to make my sauce
Speaker 1: thicker and still give it the same flavor. The only
Speaker 1: thing that does that are bread crumbs, Italian seasoning. That's
Speaker 1: what makes the flavor, that's what makes the thickness, that's
Speaker 1: what makes it perfect. And that's what it is, and
Speaker 1: that's just the way it is. But if they happen
Speaker 1: to use canola oil in a baking process for bread,
Speaker 1: when you bake, it's a chemical reaction. How much of
Speaker 1: that canol oil is still in existence once it becomes
Speaker 1: a bread, It's like saying, where's the egg? You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like, I don't know if you would
Speaker 1: really have to focus too deeply on whether or not
Speaker 1: it's this canola oil on my label. When I'm saying
Speaker 1: it's part of this other thing and I'm adding that
Speaker 1: that finished product into the sauce, I think that's inconsequential,
Speaker 1: and come on, that's all I'm saying with that thing. Okay,
Speaker 1: So no, I am being one hundred percent on the
Speaker 1: level I do not add that, and I stop adding
Speaker 1: the tablespoon of olive oil per two gallons too. Ten
Speaker 1: years ago. But I haven't changed my labels because I
Speaker 1: have no It costs like eight thousand dollars to get
Speaker 1: another run of label. So we have labels that we
Speaker 1: used to have that we stand and now we print
Speaker 1: on sticker paper for our new for all of our bottles,
Speaker 1: which could they come out beautiful. But it's not like
Speaker 1: I'm going to a place where I can say, may
Speaker 1: these changes. It's already set in stone. It's like I
Speaker 1: never had deck shows. I don't even know how that
Speaker 1: fucking got onto the label. And then there was a
Speaker 1: potential that potassium sword rate might have had to be
Speaker 1: used for a particular sauce, and somehow the people who'd
Speaker 1: made the labels translated that to every label and it
Speaker 1: wasn't even something I ever even used, but it's on there,
Speaker 1: so I need to make changes. Plus if I'm going
Speaker 1: to do that, I'm going to get the GS one
Speaker 1: barcodes and here's an example of how I know they
Speaker 1: screwed up. It says that there's cholesterol in the avocado.
Speaker 1: And now, unless they thought that alvocado fat was somehow
Speaker 1: like animal fat, why the hell would it tell you
Speaker 1: there's cholesterol in It doesn't make any sense. But it's
Speaker 1: on that label and it's already set in stone. They
Speaker 1: made mistakes that I didn't catch twenty years of while whatever,
Speaker 1: it was ten fifteen years ago, eleven years ago when
Speaker 1: I got the labels started twenty sixteen. It was so
Speaker 1: nine years ago, twenty sixteen, No, fifteen ten years ago
Speaker 1: when I when I had the professional labels made because
Speaker 1: we were asked to, you know whatever. So yeah, there
Speaker 1: was mistakes that I didn't catch. But then there was
Speaker 1: like a shit ton of these labels to go through,
Speaker 1: and I was like, because they prove them to you.
Speaker 1: So if you don't catch their mistakes, you you just
Speaker 1: bought their mistakes. And if you didn't catch any of
Speaker 1: your own mistakes, then you you butt your own mistakes
Speaker 1: and their mistakes. Is that nice? So beef liver capsules,
Speaker 1: I actually, jay Z, if you are listening, I did
Speaker 1: send this to you in a in a DM through telegram,
Speaker 1: but you haven't looked at it yet, So yeah, I did.
Speaker 1: I did respond to you right after that episode because
Speaker 1: I was actually closing out to leave to go do something,
Speaker 1: and I was kind of quick with my answer. But
Speaker 1: that's my answer for the canolil. It's it's like, is
Speaker 1: it even really even in there? If it's been baked
Speaker 1: into a product, then baking is is a chemical chemical reaction.
Speaker 1: Like that sounds something I oh, canola oil, and I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't do that. It's not in there because of
Speaker 1: me poisoning it. But I do use the break rum. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I put the bread crumb in there because that's what
Speaker 1: makes it taste good. And if I'm gonna make like
Speaker 1: it's like saying I will never eat I will never
Speaker 1: eat my grandmother's meatballs ever again because there's breading in
Speaker 1: a meatball. The fuck I'm not. I just made I
Speaker 1: just made a uh the stuffing for Thanksgiving. Guess what
Speaker 1: I had in bread. I'm not that guy who gets
Speaker 1: all worried about that type of crap, you know, eating
Speaker 1: things every once in a while or having it in
Speaker 1: something that's not it's not that it's main purpose. Like
Speaker 1: I'm not selling canola oil and I'm not selling oh
Speaker 1: whatever else. It's like, I don't really care, and Gluten's
Speaker 1: never injured me in my life, so I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't know that's, you know, just like I'm not lactose intolerance,
Speaker 1: so I don't. I don't avoid milk just because somebody
Speaker 1: else else says, you know what I mean? So I
Speaker 1: don't know knowing what it does to other people potentially
Speaker 1: do I try to. I don't eat bread because of
Speaker 1: the because I for fitness mostly it's not really about
Speaker 1: anything else. I went the first time I went to
Speaker 1: La see my friend Matt, Matt drag Dude. His girlfriend
Speaker 1: at the time, had us meet up at this Italian
Speaker 1: restaurant and it was a gluten free restaurant. I don't
Speaker 1: even know what the hell that meant. When I got here,
Speaker 1: I used to us to make fun of people because, like,
Speaker 1: especially when I was at the store and they would
Speaker 1: ask all these silly questions, and it's like, it's hip.
Speaker 1: This is where I came up with that phrase. It's
Speaker 1: hip to be frail instead of square, It's hip to
Speaker 1: be frail. It's like all these people who are like
Speaker 1: upper middle class, they're like I'm this, I'm this, you know,
Speaker 1: whatever allergy, I'm that. But it's like, it's like being
Speaker 1: of hierarchy means that somebody has to treat you and
Speaker 1: cater to you and and and validate your your your neuroses. Uh,
Speaker 1: they have to treat you differently because you're like a
Speaker 1: faberge egg. You know, you're gonna break if we don't,
Speaker 1: if we don't handle you, right, It's like, I don't
Speaker 1: know how that's masculine. It's it's kind of sad, like
Speaker 1: I'm sillyac. I'm like, I'm pretty sure the last fifteen
Speaker 1: people that came in and here weren't all sillyac, you know,
Speaker 1: because it's a very rare thing, and people used to
Speaker 1: throw that shit around all the time. I used to say, no,
Speaker 1: you're not No, you're not my doctor. I'm like, oh good, No,
Speaker 1: I didn't get too hard on the doctor thing last
Speaker 1: back then, But imagine now, I'm like, yeah, oh, your
Speaker 1: doctor said something, and then what he do? I bet
Speaker 1: he gave you a drug that you pay for. Huh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: because he knows what he's talking about. Yeah, that would
Speaker 1: have been great idea a new store. So I can
Speaker 1: say that though, yeah, so I do have a Keto sauce,
Speaker 1: but again, it's not the same thickness, it's not the
Speaker 1: same anything. And you I've gone through every alternative one
Speaker 1: and tried seasoning to bring the flavor. First of all,
Speaker 1: the consistency is completely different. It needs to be those breadcrumbs.
Speaker 1: And I'm I'm happy and content with the way it is,
Speaker 1: how it tastes, and fuck all, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If I want to spend ridiculous amounts, I have a
Speaker 1: gluten free one. Well, the sauce is gonna cost an
Speaker 1: extra five dollars a bottle, and it's gonna taste not
Speaker 1: as good. So when I eat food, the thing that
Speaker 1: matters the most to me is if it tastes good.
Speaker 1: If I take vitamins, I want them to be healthy.
Speaker 1: If I eat food, I want it to taste good.
Speaker 1: So and as far as hot sauce and all the
Speaker 1: other benefits that it gives you, I think that little tiny,
Speaker 1: minute thing that was baked into a bread crumb is
Speaker 1: not going to kill you. I think it's gonna be
Speaker 1: just fine. And on that note, you should totally be
Speaker 1: using code b FF. I just got an order for
Speaker 1: a gallon of i'mzinger. That'll be fun. There's twelve first
Speaker 1: off on the everything but the bundles. So if it
Speaker 1: says free shipping, which these do up here and this
Speaker 1: one does right there. If it says free shipping, you're
Speaker 1: already getting like twenty five dollars off the total, because
Speaker 1: that's shipping is ridiculous right now, right So to send
Speaker 1: you a twelve pound bottle or jug, it's gonna cost
Speaker 1: me about twenty five bucks depending on where you are.
Speaker 1: Same deal with eight bottles here, or twelve of the
Speaker 1: bottles there, or a twelve pack of six ounce bottles here,
Speaker 1: which is super heavy. All these ones, if you're doing
Speaker 1: in singular, if you're picking it out like one at
Speaker 1: a time, then those ones will be of course you
Speaker 1: can use I think after two bottles, or maybe it's
Speaker 1: a third one, you'll be able to use the keupon
Speaker 1: code for twelve percent off and created HDLs here. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking about doing one called awest for citulne El. Ciceline
Speaker 1: called it aweset. I gotta have a funny picture of it,
Speaker 1: though that doesn't give me blacklisted for racism. H All right,
Speaker 1: there you go, guys. I hope you have one full day.
Speaker 1: I gotta go paved rents. That's exciting, and good night,
Speaker 1: good afternoon. Whatever baseball game? Oh no, no basketball game.
Speaker 1: Then I've heard odder and then gymnastics for three hours.
Speaker 1: Oh another comment, I hey Mike, Oh yeah, Mike. If
Speaker 1: I'm I'm up, I'm gonna go ge. I think you
Speaker 1: are one of the members. Now right, let's meet up.
Speaker 1: Let's do a let's do a doctor Glidden uh live
Speaker 1: meet up? His uh his, I'm only an hour behind him.
Speaker 1: So I let's let's go look at the website real quick.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's do that. Let's look at the website
Speaker 1: and we go to Espanol. No, go to Q and
Speaker 1: a good they filled it up. So tomorrow it's eleven am. Oh,
Speaker 1: I can totally make ten am. Come on, now, totally
Speaker 1: can make that. I hope. I hope to see more
Speaker 1: of the new the new members in the in the
Speaker 1: chat I'm making, I'm saying, I'm saying that I will
Speaker 1: be there. Okay. I wasn't able to do yesterdays because
Speaker 1: I was driving from San Diego. Still. I didn't get
Speaker 1: home until about actually, yeah, so that would have been
Speaker 1: seven o'clock my time. I was still on the road.
Speaker 1: I had to go deliver to the hot sauce. I
Speaker 1: could go pay the rent today. See how that works.
Speaker 1: So eleven am Central time. If you're on the East Coast,
Speaker 1: that'll make it one pm your time. If you're me,
Speaker 1: that makes it ten am. And if you're a Pacific
Speaker 1: coaster or a beer coaster, then it's gonna be nine am.
Speaker 1: Is that right? Yeah, like nine, ten eleven, So yeah,
Speaker 1: nine on the nine on the nine on the Pacific,
Speaker 1: ten where I'm at eleven in Central and one o'clock
Speaker 1: and let me let me double check that. Let's do
Speaker 1: that again. Well, okay, I lied. It's it's only an
Speaker 1: hour difference, so essential to Eastern. I don't know why
Speaker 1: it's nott too. It doesn't matter because I was thinking
Speaker 1: about how far away it is from me. So most
Speaker 1: of the time it's three hours away, but then it's
Speaker 1: two hours away for half the year and it screws
Speaker 1: me all up. So yeah, eleven am Central will be
Speaker 1: twelve pm Eastern. So everybody be there. If you if
Speaker 1: you just signed up recently for doctor Gladen, then I
Speaker 1: will meet you in the chat tomorrow. And what I
Speaker 1: mean by that is you'll see me popping up right
Speaker 1: about here? Why is there nobody there? Usually there's a
Speaker 1: bunch of other chat chats. Blank, let's see this is
Speaker 1: the most recent one.
Speaker 2: I like this.
Speaker 1: I like the snowy scenery. But yeah, this is awesome.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be There's four people just chilling here, so
Speaker 1: this says Dan Bobe. Dan chat with four people. So
Speaker 1: there's four additional people just chilling in the They're just
Speaker 1: they're just waiting. It's kind of kind of stalking a
Speaker 1: little creepy. I'm gonna call doctor Glitt to make sure
Speaker 1: he's okay. All right, anyway, So we'll be here tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'll be here tomorrow at ten am. I might not.
Speaker 1: I might still be like wear my boxers on my
Speaker 1: head at that point, and I don't know, but we'll
Speaker 1: we'll talk about it. We'll see you then. Hopefully I
Speaker 1: see everybody there. Yeah, you'll be there tomorrow, Mike, awesome,
Speaker 1: boom see eating Oops, what happened now? It's on the screen.
Speaker 1: Now you can't say no, there have to be now
Speaker 1: what happened to? I rolled away? I'll be there tomorrow, sweet,
Speaker 1: all right, everybody will be there too. And if you're
Speaker 1: not already, remember what are you doing? What are you doing?
Speaker 1: And Jay Ridge, if you want to answer those to
Speaker 1: those questions like a more specific homeopathic tomorrow is an
Speaker 1: opportunity to do so. Later do do m HM