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Speaker 1: girl is a dirty whore, So let's start with. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've guys been following this a cash
Speaker 1: uh sign or whatever scene whatever, hell' stupid am is.
Speaker 1: I can't even I still can't even figure out if
Speaker 1: this is the little like Indian Palestinian little fucker guy.
Speaker 1: I think it's guy's pack stanny, but you know, everybody
Speaker 1: looks like the same that goes on stage and talks
Speaker 1: about the Jews. I don't know if because I can't
Speaker 1: find another that old skinny prick, you know what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. He's he just one. He's one joke after another,
Speaker 1: but he's you know, once you get over the yeah hey,
Speaker 1: he's saying things that I think it's not really that funny,
Speaker 1: and his delivery is kind of like like baita mill.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, yeah, whatever, But I have I have
Speaker 1: never saved any of those clips that I've seen on
Speaker 1: Instagram to share because I just that was my reasoning,
Speaker 1: because I thought it was hey, wow, a guy doing
Speaker 1: comedy and uh say nothing I don't already know, and
Speaker 1: nothing that you guys know already know. Well, hey, at
Speaker 1: least they're saying it like the women that do that shit. Like,
Speaker 1: after a while, it's like, this is just not a
Speaker 1: This is a novelty that works on stupid people to
Speaker 1: get them to pay attention to you. But anyway, this
Speaker 1: a cash guy has a really horrible wife. And if
Speaker 1: you look up Greg du Set, So when you go
Speaker 1: when you go to somebody's page after you're already on it,
Speaker 1: you can use that and search for keywords that are
Speaker 1: only going to bring up results for their page. So
Speaker 1: if I do A K A A s H. There
Speaker 1: is already a plethora of videos on here, So want
Speaker 1: two cash more embarrassing than last time a cast situation
Speaker 1: hit rock bottom, a cast situation got catastrophic. You see
Speaker 1: what's going on here. This is the most recent one.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna start with this one. This girl is
Speaker 1: a dirty horrer, a dirty, filthy horror and she is
Speaker 1: was popping alright, Alright, here's some of her previous statements,
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Speaker 1: got a little bit of do here, and then I'm
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Speaker 1: oh yeah, look this dirty fucking horror. There we go.
Speaker 5: I was popping my See you're good for nothing, You're
Speaker 5: a loser, you're trash.
Speaker 1: Why she was popping her pussy for Chad's what do
Speaker 1: you call it? Like jock dudes and frat boys, That's
Speaker 1: what she called them. Yeah, And she told the cash
Speaker 1: that she was a virgin.
Speaker 5: Or exactly what men need to avoid? What are you
Speaker 5: in fact good for? Really, Like, I'm asking you name
Speaker 5: something to all the men out there, you need to
Speaker 5: stop letting women control you, Coach Greg. In today's video,
Speaker 5: Akash defends his wife. Now, to all the men out there,
Speaker 5: I want you to point to a channel if you
Speaker 5: want to learn to be a better man. The channel's
Speaker 5: called mediocre tutorials and reviews, bro.
Speaker 1: Nos called ballbusters where we learn how to be warriors. Women.
Speaker 1: Those are the spoils of war. You just take them.
Speaker 5: That's what he's talking thing about. He's found tons of
Speaker 5: information and I highly suggest you go and give him
Speaker 5: a followup.
Speaker 6: Men being sick, Oh, I hate man. It's the worst
Speaker 6: genre of man. Yeah, get your together.
Speaker 1: It's being sick is a genre. The worst genre of
Speaker 1: man is a man who's not filling maale that day
Speaker 1: because they can't service your needs, which aren't sexual, they're material.
Speaker 1: That's what she just fucking said. And this other bit
Speaker 1: is agreeing with her, And just think about here, it's
Speaker 1: all crazy.
Speaker 6: We gotta go to mew Meu on Sunday. We have plans.
Speaker 7: I need here for mu Meo, for the House of
Speaker 7: mew meu, the House of God, the house of Gods.
Speaker 8: The man is depressed.
Speaker 5: I don't care that my husband is depressed, that he's sick,
Speaker 5: that he's essentially in hiding. He needs to be a
Speaker 5: real man and get on with his life.
Speaker 1: Really, and so yeah, so this this is a superficial
Speaker 1: bitches thinking about your fit. You're you know, emotional state.
Speaker 1: Yet you're an insensitive asshole and a demon and a
Speaker 1: bad guy if you don't acknowledge every one of her stupid, fucking,
Speaker 1: you know, twitched out emotions. Yep, because every emotion's valid,
Speaker 1: isn't it, isn't it? Yeah? I mean yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: is she looking? Yeah, they must be.
Speaker 5: That's how you're gonna treat your man. Imagine being a
Speaker 5: cash right now, being bombarded with all the messages, seeing
Speaker 5: his wife go on podcasts essentially tearing him apart, embarrassing him,
Speaker 5: and he has to just be a man and put
Speaker 5: up with it. Newsflash, that's not being a man. That's
Speaker 5: being a simp. And to all the men out there,
Speaker 5: you need to stop letting women control him.
Speaker 9: Give everybody all right. I woke up this morning extremely thankful,
Speaker 9: thankful for the day, thankful for you as my audience.
Speaker 9: So many things to be thankful for.
Speaker 5: Me and so one of the things you can be
Speaker 5: thankful for is not having a case.
Speaker 1: He can't be too thankful, isn't that light Ash's wife?
Speaker 5: And so if you're in a situation like this his relationship,
Speaker 5: it reminds you of yourself. You need to start doing
Speaker 5: some reflecting and see is this the best that you
Speaker 5: can get?
Speaker 9: Posted sixteen hours ago, right, continuing to brag of the
Speaker 9: pay pig tendencies that she utilizes for, and so.
Speaker 5: It seems like all she cares about is bragging about
Speaker 5: how much money she's able to get out of her husband.
Speaker 5: Look at my bracelet, look at my purse. Look at
Speaker 5: all the money he's spending on.
Speaker 1: Little oh me.
Speaker 5: And what do I give him a return?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 5: Absolutely nothing, well, perhaps even be in the throat, go
Speaker 5: a quick handy every now and then. Now, I'm not
Speaker 5: gonna give him affection. I mean, I won't kiss him,
Speaker 5: I won't certainly put my mouth there, but I don't
Speaker 5: have to.
Speaker 1: And course, right, because she's fucking other guys and she
Speaker 1: doesn't want them to be jealous. Right, That's that's fine, Emil,
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 10: If I don't even have enough discipline to work a
Speaker 10: nine to five job, what makes you think I have
Speaker 10: enough discipline to get all the groceries, get.
Speaker 5: All the ingredients, pop all the ingredients. I couldn't even
Speaker 5: keep a regular job. And last I check, marriage certificate
Speaker 5: doesn't involve me doing anything for my husband. But remember
Speaker 5: if the roles were reversed and she were making all
Speaker 5: the money and he wasn't, she would have forced him
Speaker 5: to sign a prenup.
Speaker 9: You don't give an ish which I'll say, or how
Speaker 9: much she is embarrassing him.
Speaker 5: Twenty thirty thousand dollars pursues bracelet. That's like nothing. I
Speaker 5: expect this every single month.
Speaker 9: And Akash not only has publicly addressed everybody on the
Speaker 9: internet calling his wife a gold digger.
Speaker 5: A cash he addresses the hate people saying your wife's
Speaker 5: a gold digger, that you could do better. He doesn't
Speaker 5: believe it. He gives a sob story saying this isn't true.
Speaker 5: I know that there's no woman on earth that could
Speaker 5: possibly love me as much as her. Really, if that's
Speaker 5: the most love you can get, I'd stay so.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, for whatever he is a jeet
Speaker 1: or you know, whatever the hell his ball smell like that?
Speaker 1: She made a joke about that too. Maybe maybe that's
Speaker 1: actually true. Maybe the best you can get is somebody
Speaker 1: who does not love you, but will pretend to be
Speaker 1: your wife as long as you pay them dearly. I mean,
Speaker 1: maybe that's the best guy like that can get. Maybe
Speaker 1: he's going to the gym a little bit and be
Speaker 1: less paget.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: All the while, she continues to disparage belittle her husband.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, most most women that are respectable
Speaker 1: don't sit in squat next to you when you decide
Speaker 1: to take a shit on the beach, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Like it, It takes a special someone too
Speaker 1: to be down with that.
Speaker 5: Another podcast. And so it's not as if she saw
Speaker 5: the air of her ways and perhaps said, you know,
Speaker 5: I got carried away on the podcast. I thought if
Speaker 5: I said these things that people would like me, that
Speaker 5: I would be famous. But since that time, I've reflected
Speaker 5: and I'm not going to do this again. No, she
Speaker 5: doubles down, making things worse.
Speaker 1: Well, well by now she's quadrupled down.
Speaker 8: Talk about something that happened. You know, this is bullied.
Speaker 8: You were bullied, bro, I was bullied.
Speaker 6: You were bullied, you were disrespected?
Speaker 1: Was he I think this is the guy, but I
Speaker 1: could be wrong. Still, when he's like, did you is real?
Speaker 1: I think it's the guy. Isn't this the guy? It's
Speaker 1: by the guy? How many more? Well, there's I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: there's billions of them. So I said, I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: stop now.
Speaker 5: In fact bullied or were people coming to his defense?
Speaker 5: My personal opinion is we're not bullying a cash We're
Speaker 5: bullying his wife. We're saying, Akash, this is not okay.
Speaker 5: She's mistreating you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bros, are gonna bust your balls a little bit,
Speaker 1: but you know that's it's part of being a human.
Speaker 1: Get your Paul's busted. But understand, but understand that when
Speaker 1: there that there might be a message in there that's
Speaker 1: actually legitimate, Like maybe this is the way people express
Speaker 1: like hey, dude, you know, let us point this out
Speaker 1: to you, and then it's your fault if you don't
Speaker 1: do anything about it after someone else from a third
Speaker 1: party looking in. Rather than being stuck in the situation
Speaker 1: where it's harder to see things from the tree, support
Speaker 1: it from the trees. If if the whole world is
Speaker 1: noticing something, then it's on you if you don't do something.
Speaker 1: But it's kind of like a broch out, like, Hey,
Speaker 1: what's this bitch doing and why are you letting her
Speaker 1: do it?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: Ah, yeah, I'm going to Mexico tomorrow.
Speaker 5: She's disrespecting you and you need to do something about it.
Speaker 5: That isn't bullying. Bullying is your wife, she's bullying you.
Speaker 5: We are trying to help.
Speaker 11: We had to stay on your friend's house for almost
Speaker 11: we were basically homeless for a month. I remember thinking,
Speaker 11: I don't know how I'm gonna be able to marry
Speaker 11: this girl because I'm so programmed in such a bad
Speaker 11: place and as a dark fucking time in my life.
Speaker 11: But I know I will never find a girl that
Speaker 11: lovesn't me this lunch ever again an album.
Speaker 1: So she held on for a bump in the road,
Speaker 1: one where she probably had no place else to go either,
Speaker 1: And that's probably the only reason why she was probably
Speaker 1: making plans to ditch you somewhere, and then you fixed
Speaker 1: it before she could fucking bounce. That's it's not the
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Speaker 12: Who rides from this far ever, And so Bravo, you
Speaker 12: told us a story. Whether it's true or not, we
Speaker 12: don't r anecdotal, really know, but this is what I
Speaker 12: do know.
Speaker 5: It's possible that at one time in her life she
Speaker 5: wasn't a gold digger. It's possible that at one time
Speaker 5: in her life she did.
Speaker 1: In fact when what was that though? Was it when
Speaker 1: she was popping her pussy for frat boys, which she
Speaker 1: literally said those exact words.
Speaker 9: Love you.
Speaker 5: She cared about you, She was perhaps your ride or die.
Speaker 5: But a lot of things can change in a decade.
Speaker 5: Women change, you change, people change, and so just because
Speaker 5: she was in love with you at one point in
Speaker 5: time doesn't mean she's in love with you right now.
Speaker 5: And how do you know if she's in love with you?
Speaker 5: Is it simply her words? With her saying I love
Speaker 5: you every single day? Is that proof enough? My personal
Speaker 5: opinion is action speak louder than words. People can say anything,
Speaker 5: they can lie. Some people are exceptionally good at it,
Speaker 5: but in most cases you can tell through their actions
Speaker 5: whether they're lying or not. Does she show you affection?
Speaker 5: Your love language is physical touch. Is she touching you?
Speaker 5: Does she kiss you back? Or does she turn away?
Speaker 5: Does she satisfy you in the bed room, and do
Speaker 5: you satisfy her? And if not, perhaps you can pick
Speaker 5: up harder than last time.
Speaker 1: That way you can hit her over the fucking head
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Speaker 9: But what a cost seemingly leaves out of this story
Speaker 9: is that she left him behind every time of.
Speaker 10: Why me and my husband broke up before we got
Speaker 10: married and wide ended up being the best decision we
Speaker 10: ever made.
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Speaker 10: I'm a stay at home wife, but I don't cook
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Speaker 1: He's what a fucking horror.
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Speaker 13: For those of you who are new year high, my
Speaker 13: name is just Lein.
Speaker 10: I'm a stay at home wife, but I don't cook
Speaker 10: her clean because I don't feel like It's Christ.
Speaker 5: What he doesn't mention in this story is that she
Speaker 5: dumped him. Remember, he says, I didn't have any money,
Speaker 5: but yet she stuck it through thick and thin.
Speaker 1: See See it was close to what I was thinking.
Speaker 2: She did.
Speaker 1: She didn't just make the plan, she executed on the plan,
Speaker 1: and then he gets rich and she's like, well, you know,
Speaker 1: I ever put my time in.
Speaker 5: We stayed together, and so how can she be a
Speaker 5: gold digger when she loved me and was with me
Speaker 5: when I'm poor? What about the part where she broke
Speaker 5: up with you because you were poor?
Speaker 10: Did you mention that my husband is a full time
Speaker 10: stand up comedian and he buys me lots of nice things?
Speaker 5: But now your husband is rich. You don't do anything
Speaker 5: for him and he buys you lots of gifts. You
Speaker 5: won't cook, you won't clean, you won't give him physical effect.
Speaker 1: Right, she doesn't understand how good she has it. She's very,
Speaker 1: very entitled. She doesn't realize that she should grow up,
Speaker 1: mature and be good and decent to someone else. She's
Speaker 1: looking for the validation and she'll get it from anybody. Uh.
Speaker 1: Not a cool Not a cool arrangement here and sucking
Speaker 1: away just the fact that she assesses her, her her skill,
Speaker 1: and her worth on what she can extract monetarily and materialistically.
Speaker 4: Out of.
Speaker 1: What I mean as far as paper is concerned, as
Speaker 1: her husband is disgusting, her attitude about how she doesn't cook,
Speaker 1: her clean, did they have enough money, they should have
Speaker 1: somebody that does that for them. Okay, but if you
Speaker 1: will't even do that, if they didn't, then yeah, this
Speaker 1: it's just for the streets. And there's not just there's
Speaker 1: not like another one out there or there's a special No,
Speaker 1: there's like ten thousand or more out there. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of people in the world, so I'm saying, and
Speaker 1: not all of them are going to be a cunt
Speaker 1: like that. And so does that not.
Speaker 5: Look like a gold digger to you? Perhaps you were
Speaker 5: not in twenty fourteen, but then you broke up and
Speaker 5: got back with him, and now he's making a lot
Speaker 5: of money, so he.
Speaker 13: Was pretty much losing all his income.
Speaker 10: And at the same time, I was working a really
Speaker 10: toxic job with like a toxic manager and like for
Speaker 10: sex in the morning.
Speaker 5: She was working. Back then, he wasn't making very much money.
Speaker 1: Toxic is a shitty word. It's a retarded where it's
Speaker 1: saying it's something that that discomforted me, something that I
Speaker 1: couldn't mature and realize that. You know, hard work, you
Speaker 1: know ends up in you know, you put out, you
Speaker 1: put what is needed in the task. Sometimes you can
Speaker 1: get taken advantage of of course, but you should know
Speaker 1: the difference between that and just having taken on the
Speaker 1: responsibilities of a job, knowing full well, in advanced what
Speaker 1: those job description duties were, and then bitching about it
Speaker 1: after the fact, or being or being resistant to it
Speaker 1: when you've already accepted the position. Well, it's not now.
Speaker 1: It's not the time to be resistant to it. If
Speaker 1: if you were oh yes, yes, yes, when the job
Speaker 1: description is being laid out for you in the interview
Speaker 1: and then you say any budget. It's not negotiable, motherfucker.
Speaker 1: This is the job description description. And if you have
Speaker 1: to actually do it, you mean you want me to
Speaker 1: actually do it. This is the type of attitude she has.
Speaker 1: This is the same woman who's I'll be your wife,
Speaker 1: but I'm not gonna cook, cleaner, do anything. But I
Speaker 1: expect everything to be clean, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: How do you think she were treating a job? Isn't
Speaker 1: a job beneath this freaking piece of shit? According to her,
Speaker 1: he got distant with him.
Speaker 13: I was being very distant because of everything we were
Speaker 13: going through.
Speaker 5: Does this sound like the loving woman that he described
Speaker 5: in his story?
Speaker 1: Or this is tough love? So he would get a
Speaker 1: shit together.
Speaker 5: I'm like somebody who's saying, where's the money?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: I don't like you as much as I once did.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you were making a lot of money
Speaker 5: buying me a bag, perhaps I would.
Speaker 13: And everything came to it.
Speaker 1: Uh the what is it called a Bernie bag or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's a thirty thousand dollar like bag that she got
Speaker 1: and he bought it a little bit before, like a
Speaker 1: like a four year anniversary or something like that, and
Speaker 1: she's like, that doesn't count. I want something for because
Speaker 1: he bought it early for it was a thirty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars freaking It's like, you know how like coach bags, right,
Speaker 1: it was a thirty thousand dollars fucking bag. And she's
Speaker 1: like that doesn't count. I need something else.
Speaker 4: Ahead.
Speaker 10: When my mother in law came to visit us, and
Speaker 10: I was being very distant because of everything we were
Speaker 10: going through, Acash was very stressed, and I think she
Speaker 10: kind of internalized it like that I was being picked
Speaker 10: towards her, pascif.
Speaker 13: Aggress towards her. Was a huge fight between all of us.
Speaker 10: Basically, MoMA defend me, and I was like, Okay, I
Speaker 10: don't know if I can be in a relationship with
Speaker 10: this person anymore because.
Speaker 5: He's not making a lot of money. Because he's not
Speaker 5: making a lot of money. You remember, her and her
Speaker 5: mom are fighting because he isn't making a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Fun So because her and her mom are fighting, she
Speaker 5: breaks up with him. Make it make sense she broke
Speaker 5: up it.
Speaker 1: Now you understand why she's like she She is her
Speaker 1: mother's the same fucking way with.
Speaker 5: The cash because her and her mom were fighting because
Speaker 5: he wasn't making enough money. Does that sound like your
Speaker 5: ride or die? The woman who loves you no matter what,
Speaker 5: the woman who doesn't care about how much you're making
Speaker 5: or does it not sound like a gold digger to you?
Speaker 9: So the man was literally at the lowest portion of
Speaker 9: his wife and you were being quote.
Speaker 1: Unquote me in life, not wife. But you're black, so
Speaker 1: you know you make mistakes.
Speaker 9: You said it not me, bitchy, and so.
Speaker 5: You became bitchy.
Speaker 6: And what did you then do?
Speaker 5: You needed a break.
Speaker 13: So after this we both took a much needed break.
Speaker 5: And everyone knows what a break means. It means you
Speaker 5: want to get with other men. And so you claim
Speaker 5: you're a virgin, but yet you want to get with
Speaker 5: other men, you break up with them so that you
Speaker 5: don't have any guilt. I mean, I don't want to
Speaker 5: cheat on him, and so I'll just say, look, we
Speaker 5: need a little break. Perhaps during that time you can
Speaker 5: find a job and start making money, and then I'll
Speaker 5: get back with you.
Speaker 9: I can only think that Akash, who has called himself
Speaker 9: ugly previously, wanted to show off his wife because her
Speaker 9: aesthetics to him would demonstrate him winning in life, sort
Speaker 9: of like him walking around with a trophy or a
Speaker 9: badge of honor.
Speaker 5: And so what you may or may not know is
Speaker 5: that Akash encouraged his wife to go to social media.
Speaker 5: But I'm certain he didn't expect her to belittle him.
Speaker 1: He likely, by the way, she would have didn that anyway,
Speaker 1: and she probably already had her own accounts. But whatever.
Speaker 5: So you know, I'm having so much fun. I'm a
Speaker 5: famous comedian and I want to share that world with
Speaker 5: love of my life. And so he introduced her to
Speaker 5: the world, encourage her to start making videos, was perhaps thinking.
Speaker 1: He also said to her. She asked, I'm sorry, she
Speaker 1: said to him, if you don't at least have a
Speaker 1: million followers, this is how so professional The world's gotten
Speaker 1: over social media. Remember the value used to be what
Speaker 1: your skill set was, your your willingness to help others
Speaker 1: in need, teach things to children, teach skills and trades
Speaker 1: and useful, useful skills that they could use through life.
Speaker 1: That was how a community or a tribe would value
Speaker 1: their members, whether or not they would actually put the
Speaker 1: effort into going out and you know, finding food and
Speaker 1: bringing it back, building shelters, shoeing, fucking horses, whatever the
Speaker 1: hell it was, blacksmithing, just being an overall general good
Speaker 1: person and helping whenever whatever was needed. Now it's how
Speaker 1: many followers do you have? How does that even make
Speaker 1: any difference, especially when you understand algorithm, the Jewish algorithm,
Speaker 1: and the fact that they're only going to promote negative
Speaker 1: soul crushing society, destroying social society, destroying themes. Now, if
Speaker 1: you're if you have the poison in you and you've
Speaker 1: already been consumed by it, and you're and you're you're
Speaker 1: possessed by the Jewish poison, the demonic poison of this
Speaker 1: world that's going to be negative or superficial or materialistic,
Speaker 1: you'll get followers that I don't even have to try
Speaker 1: if you ever try to say anything real, no, we'll
Speaker 1: never fucking know your name. Case in point, you know what.
Speaker 5: My wife is really hot? And what bigger flex than
Speaker 5: a man to show his loving wife to the world,
Speaker 5: to say, look who I'm with.
Speaker 1: I want white teeth. When I go to Mexico, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be like, what is gonna take? That's it gonna take?
Speaker 1: And I'll say, where's the coquine?
Speaker 5: Woman you're with? Is a reflection of yourself. He was
Speaker 5: proud of her and wanted to show her to the world.
Speaker 5: The problem is, you give someone an inch and they
Speaker 5: take a mile, and so by giving her this rope
Speaker 5: by helping her, she then exploited him and took advantage
Speaker 5: of him.
Speaker 9: Yet again, Akasha's wife, wanting to be a social media personality,
Speaker 9: gave a kash haters in my opinion.
Speaker 5: And so he brags to the world, here's my wife.
Speaker 5: She's a virgin as was I when I got married.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no no, I said, Virginian.
Speaker 5: This is a win. I mean, what bigger flex than that,
Speaker 5: only to find out she was popping her pussy to
Speaker 5: white frat boys when she was younger. I was popping
Speaker 5: my tea and going into details.
Speaker 1: Did you think I was joking about that? I think
Speaker 1: I was lying about that. I think I was being
Speaker 1: with hyperbolic. No, no, no, she said this to the world.
Speaker 1: How could you as a man, It's like, regardless, let's
Speaker 1: take away children because he doesn't have any. So this
Speaker 1: is how this works. Like if you don't have children
Speaker 1: with somebody and you've matured to the level of understanding,
Speaker 1: there's just certain things that you get to choose in
Speaker 1: your life. What you'll put up with them, what you
Speaker 1: want right, it's not complicated by a child where there's
Speaker 1: going to be you know, you have to think about
Speaker 1: how this is going to affect their lives for the
Speaker 1: rest of your life. You like, even like if when
Speaker 1: it comes to like being an employer, or or having friends,
Speaker 1: or accepting the type of ship that you're going to
Speaker 1: accept from a stranger on the street, there's certain you
Speaker 1: have the choice every every step of the way what
Speaker 1: you're going to put up with and what you're not
Speaker 1: If you say, our little guy in school and someone's
Speaker 1: fucking with you, well, you not doing anything to stop
Speaker 1: it is your choice. The day that becomes too much
Speaker 1: for you and you crack them in the face and
Speaker 1: they are shocked, taking off guard and sitting on their ass.
Speaker 1: Now that was a choice. That was a better choice
Speaker 1: in my opinion. So just like a freaking beat you're
Speaker 1: the MafA. You're the mafia boss of your own life, right,
Speaker 1: You're you're the godfather of your own life. You're sitting
Speaker 1: in your fucking chair. You got your pilot, cookie, you
Speaker 1: got your kiddie cat. This is your life. Take charge
Speaker 1: of it. If you don't like rudeness, then don't put
Speaker 1: up with it in people. If you're civil and kind
Speaker 1: to people and they don't show it back, you don't
Speaker 1: have to accept that. You don't have to keep them around.
Speaker 1: Same thing with a woman if there's things that she's
Speaker 1: gonna do to try to embarrass you, even if it
Speaker 1: didn't bother you personally as much because you're a confident
Speaker 1: person and it's like, yeah, people whatever, it doesn't fuck
Speaker 1: mean anything to me. The fact that they would do that,
Speaker 1: The fact that they did do that shows their character,
Speaker 1: and once you see that in someone, it's time for
Speaker 1: them to get the fuck away from you, far far away.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Her butthole was sore in the morning, and how she
Speaker 5: fantasizes about other men that she wants.
Speaker 1: To Yeah, I forgot about that part when she would
Speaker 1: say and the times we had a good time to
Speaker 1: blackout and my butthole would be sore in the morning.
Speaker 1: This is what's just. This is the woman, this woman
Speaker 1: who told a Cash that she was a virgin.
Speaker 5: Fact get with her best friend's husband and then he
Speaker 5: has a ten inchurh.
Speaker 6: Hasn't been doing shit for Havy this week because he's
Speaker 6: been sick.
Speaker 5: Also, whatever, Cash hasn't done anything.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck watches this ship? Why do they have
Speaker 1: so much money for that set? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like the production? Who's pain for this shit to be?
Speaker 1: You know what do you call it? Disseminated to make
Speaker 1: a funny word, Yeah, oi fucking vay. It's all day long,
Speaker 1: that's what it is. It's oi fucking vay. You know,
Speaker 1: this is showing the destruction of family. So even if
Speaker 1: there were commenting on it, he's commenting on it. What
Speaker 1: it shows is destruction of the bond of marriage and
Speaker 1: it will make people think twice to engage in such
Speaker 1: a thing. Well, no, don't engage with it with trash.
Speaker 1: Find a nice German European girl from the nineteen thirty Yeah,
Speaker 1: you'd be good, you know, for.
Speaker 5: Me this weekend because he's sick and so Heaven's forbid.
Speaker 5: A man can't get sick and then perhaps get taken
Speaker 5: care of by his wife.
Speaker 1: If mepstogram did that to him, as much as mepsogram
Speaker 1: is a throat gooat, she would find her shit on
Speaker 1: the side of the road. Guaranteed. Greig wouldn't put up
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 5: What are you?
Speaker 1: In fact, she makes a million dollars a year, so
Speaker 1: she'd be okay, probably.
Speaker 5: Good four really, Like I'm asking you name something. He's sick,
Speaker 5: likely depressed from all that's going on, and all you
Speaker 5: care about is milking him for all he's worth.
Speaker 6: Men sick horrible?
Speaker 14: Oh, I hate.
Speaker 6: It's the worst genre of man. They're so nail?
Speaker 1: Is she fingering herself through her clothes right now? Is
Speaker 1: she rubbing her look at her?
Speaker 6: I swear to God the way this guy has been sleeping. Man,
Speaker 6: there's naho like. I swear to God the way this
Speaker 6: guy has been sleeping. And it's horrible.
Speaker 3: I hate.
Speaker 1: It's no worse the cat you see the cat there?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what the hell is happening right here.
Speaker 1: The in pajama's there.
Speaker 5: Thereabout is milking him for all he's worth.
Speaker 6: Being sick.
Speaker 5: Horrible.
Speaker 6: Oh, I hate man. It's the worst genre of man.
Speaker 6: There's so nahol. Like I swear to God.
Speaker 7: The way this guy has been sleeping in his cocoon
Speaker 7: like he's been hibernating.
Speaker 6: It's like you think he came down with like TV
Speaker 6: or something like he's sleeping.
Speaker 5: He's hibernating. Likely so very much depressed, and rather than
Speaker 5: trying to cheer him up, perhaps taking care of him,
Speaker 5: making him some chicken soup.
Speaker 1: Ie, you go to the world and talk about it
Speaker 1: and belittle in bitch would be gone.
Speaker 5: Oh no, she goes on us.
Speaker 1: I understand that, and I have no delusions as to
Speaker 1: what a demon I am. I am with here, But
Speaker 1: I also know why I'm here, and I lived my
Speaker 1: life on the side, and I don't tell anybody about it,
Speaker 1: and it's nobody else's business. But if everything, everything ever
Speaker 1: comes up to it, like if it gets progressed in
Speaker 1: any way, then you'll know. But yeah, it is what
Speaker 1: it is right now. And uh, the one that's most
Speaker 1: important isn't my life. It's my daughter. So as long
Speaker 1: as Dad's stable, We're.
Speaker 5: Good podcasts and puts them down yet again.
Speaker 6: So much pain.
Speaker 7: But I had an interview to do for journalism school
Speaker 7: for a project, and I was like, well, I should
Speaker 7: just get the interview done. I did the interview, then
Speaker 7: went to the emergency room. That's how tough girls are.
Speaker 5: That's how tough girls are. I did an interview when
Speaker 5: I was sick.
Speaker 1: I wrote a paper, and then you went to the
Speaker 1: hospital because of a fucking being a little sick. That's
Speaker 1: how tough you are. Yeah, you're right, that's how tough
Speaker 1: girl are. They don't have emotions for anybody else. They
Speaker 1: have a bundle of irrational triggery emotions when it comes
Speaker 1: to them, thinking that they're always the victim. If you
Speaker 1: have one that's like that. Not everybody's like that, but
Speaker 1: a lot of people have deady issues. A lot of
Speaker 1: people have abuse issues, and then even if it wasn't
Speaker 1: really that severe, oh my god, it was in their
Speaker 1: head when they multiply it times a billion throughout their lifetimes.
Speaker 1: And I have some sort of you know, psychiatrists, throughout
Speaker 1: their life, you've also exacerbated something that wasn't nearly as
Speaker 1: bad as they made it out as you know, it's
Speaker 1: being made out to be. It's like a conditioning of
Speaker 1: a trauma rather than the actual trauma. It's like it's
Speaker 1: like having secondhand PTSD. There's there's so many like neuroses
Speaker 1: going on. It's like if you are a male, you
Speaker 1: are tap dancing through a minefield just to try to
Speaker 1: procreate and keep the the race going. Thanks bitches, you.
Speaker 5: Can even cook them chicken soup. Oh I worked so hard?
Speaker 5: Did you really? How hard did you work?
Speaker 6: I do it, but I'm like here, mana, mana, yeah,
Speaker 6: get your shit together. We gotta go to Meu Meu
Speaker 6: on Sunday.
Speaker 5: You can't even hand them when when he's healthy, You're
Speaker 5: good for nothing. You're a loser, You're trash. You are
Speaker 5: exactly what men need to avoid.
Speaker 9: Women that say mana or want to tell you the
Speaker 9: definition of a real man, guys, that is number one
Speaker 9: indicator of eight shit.
Speaker 5: As soon as a woman tries to tell you what
Speaker 5: a real man is all about, you walk away. Women
Speaker 5: don't tell men what they're supposed to be like. That
Speaker 5: is their way of controlling you.
Speaker 1: Ghastly ladling is bye bye. I'm just putting at the
Speaker 1: door get.
Speaker 5: Out, lighting you into doing exactly what they want, and
Speaker 5: she has you wrapped around her little finger, and essentially
Speaker 5: you're just the cash cow, a man with money.
Speaker 1: She should be very delicate with how she handles that,
Speaker 1: except he's not showing any confidence. So that's the problem.
Speaker 1: So she's grown into this role of treating him like
Speaker 1: this to the point where she's out of her fucking mind.
Speaker 1: But she was out of her mind anyway. She always
Speaker 1: had this in her. You can tell, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: from talking about her popular pussy and thinking that that's
Speaker 1: something to say to the world anyway, would you be
Speaker 1: ashamed of your discussing behavior. It's she has no she
Speaker 1: has no uh character integrity, just she's just the she's trash.
Speaker 1: And the face is what is like the fly paper
Speaker 1: or the the bug zapper for guys, is like, wow,
Speaker 1: she's really pretty you look at her body, Yeah, but
Speaker 1: inside of it, it's the festering demon from hell. So
Speaker 1: you got to kind of like get to know the
Speaker 1: demon before you accept the freaking hand puppet that it's
Speaker 1: wearing that has the pretty face on it. Right, this
Speaker 1: is this is just this is the this is the
Speaker 1: demon that you're not seeing you're just seeing the hand puppet.
Speaker 5: Which she can exploit.
Speaker 7: I actually love giving us kudos because like, let's give
Speaker 7: our flowers. Like if the Internet's not going to do it,
Speaker 7: let's do it ourselves, because it's not easy to share.
Speaker 1: It's such trash. This is how this is how a
Speaker 1: woman talks in public. It's not a woman, it's a
Speaker 1: dirt bag. This is arrested development. This is extreme entitlement.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 1: The most complete immaturity and obnoxious arrogance. She should be
Speaker 1: thankful that it hasn't ended yet. She should be doing
Speaker 1: her best to make sure that if there was some
Speaker 1: sort of argument, that you would have built a loving
Speaker 1: relationship that would overcome that not doing this shit. It's
Speaker 1: like she's asking since I think sometimes this happens in
Speaker 1: the world. Things are so unjust that that which is
Speaker 1: benefiting from the injustice is brought to the surface more
Speaker 1: and they express themselves so fully that it's actually them
Speaker 1: who and end up destroying their their little uh what
Speaker 1: they call it, not a situation? What they call it
Speaker 1: when it's a fucking arrangement. It's not the word I
Speaker 1: was looking for, But you're given them in they end
Speaker 1: up they end up destroying it themselves, the things.
Speaker 6: That are really vulnerable about yourself but you think will.
Speaker 1: Be because there's well, I mean there's they're so fucking
Speaker 1: stupid that they don't they're they're completely self you know,
Speaker 1: they lack self awareness. They don't realize how they're portraying.
Speaker 1: It's like, if there's no filter and there's never any
Speaker 1: pause to say, how would other people perceive me? And
Speaker 1: are they gonna think I'm a trashy whore if I
Speaker 1: say this? If that filter is not there and there's
Speaker 1: no hesitation, then this is just a fucking broken piece
Speaker 1: of garbage. She could she would do just as well
Speaker 1: and fit in just as well. What do you look
Speaker 1: at me like that? Buddy? Just as well on the
Speaker 1: streets as a heroin addict.
Speaker 6: Well for other people, are with other people?
Speaker 5: What do you mean you deserve respect for tearing down
Speaker 5: your man in front of other people. We're supposed to
Speaker 5: somehow give you some applause.
Speaker 7: Also, just not easy to talk with a bunch of cameras,
Speaker 7: lights and microphones and not feel nervous or get insecure.
Speaker 7: And it's also not easy to try something new and
Speaker 7: put yourself out there, even if you get bullied, which
Speaker 7: we obviously are.
Speaker 1: Thank you are being bullied.
Speaker 5: God, she has the strength the courage to continuously belittle
Speaker 5: her man. And so again, all that's left to be
Speaker 5: done is a cash needs to get to the gym,
Speaker 5: get on some turk Builder max, start training harder than
Speaker 5: the last time, lose some weight, get fit, and go
Speaker 5: on the hunt for another woman. It literally cannot get worse.
Speaker 5: I mean, how would it be worse than this? He
Speaker 5: if you have no one at all, you win. Getting
Speaker 5: rid of her is a net positive, and so why
Speaker 5: even bother? This is unfit simple, and so the only
Speaker 5: mistake you didn't do is going one more day like this?
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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, let's see whereas I had before.
Speaker 9: That one?
Speaker 4: Right there?
Speaker 1: I think, No, it wasn't that. It's okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: uh yeah, but I do like that, all right? Or
Speaker 1: I already ked out of it. Must have the fuck? Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: they're doing it again. I'm surprised he did it again.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine why he would. Honestly, dude, I've watched
Speaker 1: the first two I think it was interviews with Jake,
Speaker 1: and David has an inability to know when it's he
Speaker 1: doesn't know how to. Uh it's not it's not a
Speaker 1: give and take relationship. Uh, it's not a give and
Speaker 1: take conversation with him. He doesn't know when to when
Speaker 1: somebody is saying, can you you know it's instead of
Speaker 1: starting over here, can you just answer the question type
Speaker 1: of thing in a plate way? Or you're slowing down
Speaker 1: the momentum of the entire show. You're killing the energy
Speaker 1: and the flow. Can you just get to the fucking
Speaker 1: point like this? These are the words I would be
Speaker 1: using with David, and all due respect, whatever the fuck
Speaker 1: that's supposed to mean. It's Uh, it's like when I
Speaker 1: when asked a question and you just continue to talk
Speaker 1: about what you decided to talk about, and you just
Speaker 1: basically say you're gonna get there eventually. Uh yeah, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I will discuss that, but not from forty minutes. YEA,
Speaker 1: oh great, thanks. So I'm not sure why Jake is
Speaker 1: putting up it again, but he's doing it. Apparently didn't
Speaker 1: expect to see that, did you? Their voices change. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to the cash stuf for getting real quick
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna see if are they gonna do a
Speaker 1: clivic ward a cash then we'll get into the asure.
Speaker 1: Will Let's see it's such a train wreck?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Was this thirteen days ago? Three days eleven to Okay?
Speaker 1: So it was more than that? Did I not spare it?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Or did he not? Let's say, I bet you, I
Speaker 1: bet you Craig didn't spell it right? Uh, this is
Speaker 1: when that was three days ago, eleven days thirteen. Uh, my,
Speaker 1: hear what it started?
Speaker 15: His money is our money and my money is my money.
Speaker 6: Do you know why I think I have like a
Speaker 6: good marriage. I think it's because my husband's never here.
Speaker 5: The worst story I've ever heard in my life. And
Speaker 5: so unfortunately a lot of men they don't have to
Speaker 5: courage the confidence women in their place. To the men
Speaker 5: of the world, if you haven't been red pilled yet,
Speaker 5: now is the time to do so, Coach Greg in
Speaker 5: today's video, it's a public service announcement to all the simps,
Speaker 5: the losers of the world. It's time to get red
Speaker 5: pills now. You may not like Myron Gains.
Speaker 1: Incause simple means simpleton or is it just a stupid word,
Speaker 1: that's some retired made up to say week mail. Look
Speaker 1: at this guy. They see that tie, that's a single
Speaker 1: windsor that's not professional, that's a fucking toddler. That's a
Speaker 1: toddler tie. If you're not double winsoring it, you have
Speaker 1: no self worth. You's having no self respect.
Speaker 5: You might hate him, but one thing he is not
Speaker 5: is wrong about the Cash situation being way worse than
Speaker 5: he expected. In case you don't know the backstory, Cash
Speaker 5: is a famous comedian who married his dream woman. You
Speaker 5: know she was a virgin, younger than him, attractive, and
Speaker 5: so he has made it right. Guys, you know, happy wife,
Speaker 5: happy life. Wait, can you see the shit storm of
Speaker 5: things that she's not only been doing but publicly announcing
Speaker 5: to the world. It's way worse than you could possibly imagine.
Speaker 5: Possibly the worst story I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 1: To the men of the.
Speaker 5: World, if you haven't been red billed yet, now is
Speaker 5: the time to do so.
Speaker 7: Any man that doesn't want to have a joint bank account,
Speaker 7: or isn't being transparent with his accounts, or has separate accounts,
Speaker 7: that's a fucking red flag.
Speaker 15: This is not a two way street. This is a
Speaker 15: one way street. His money is our money, and my
Speaker 15: money is my money.
Speaker 3: My money.
Speaker 6: I never watched that show, but like he's.
Speaker 15: On my hall pass list. Oh yeah, Chase Crawford's the same.
Speaker 1: This is the same. What do you call it? Podcast?
Speaker 1: Whatever the fuck you want to call it. This like
Speaker 1: her friend and this is on the other side of
Speaker 1: the couch that she was on when she's wearing the pajamas,
Speaker 1: and the most recent one we just watched, playing with
Speaker 1: her couch.
Speaker 6: Yabl Alardy Austin Butler.
Speaker 13: Do you know why I think I have like a
Speaker 13: good marriage. I think it's because my husband's never here.
Speaker 1: Oh fucking horror.
Speaker 8: Oh god, Okay, so.
Speaker 15: I'm begetting a lot of comments that I'm using my
Speaker 15: husband for klou And yeah, that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 5: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 8: Holy shit, bro? That is embarrassing.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 1: This is just the intro.
Speaker 5: This is leading you into the video to understand exactly
Speaker 5: what we're dealing with. And so if you have a
Speaker 5: woman like this, it's over. It's done. If you're married,
Speaker 5: you get a divorce. I don't care if you have
Speaker 5: to give her half your money. It's better than living
Speaker 5: your life in misery like a rash. A Cash ma is,
Speaker 5: we'll have a rash.
Speaker 16: It could be much better than this. And this guy
Speaker 16: had the fucking nerve to talk shit to me all
Speaker 16: this time.
Speaker 5: Just imagine several years ago this A Cash made fun
Speaker 5: of Myron Gaines saying, you know nothing about women. Everything
Speaker 5: you're saying it's bullshit. This is coming from a man
Speaker 5: who's had one woman in his entire life. Now, I'm
Speaker 5: not saying there's anything wrong with that, but when you
Speaker 5: start casting stones against other people, saying that what they're
Speaker 5: seeing is hogwash, is stupid, moronic, that you shouldn't pay
Speaker 5: attention to them, and then this happens, well you have
Speaker 5: to expect him to come back and just lay it
Speaker 5: out on the line, say look at your life.
Speaker 8: Now, let's get into his girl.
Speaker 16: She goes and does an interview, Right, guys, she goes
Speaker 16: and does an interview on YouTube, this right here being
Speaker 16: and it got thirty seven give kviews because we were
Speaker 16: roasting her so much, right, and her dumbass literally says,
Speaker 16: thanks for the publicity, babe.
Speaker 8: We just say akviews.
Speaker 5: We all know that any publicity is good publicity, but
Speaker 5: not when that's the expense of your husband, not when
Speaker 5: everything that comes out of her mouth is embarrassment to him.
Speaker 5: His status is a man, his relationship, his self worth, everything.
Speaker 5: Is it really worth it to get a few thousand followers? Like,
Speaker 5: why would you ever do that?
Speaker 1: How do you and your husband's finances?
Speaker 7: We don't, We don't if you want to work all
Speaker 7: for that. But like any man that doesn't want to
Speaker 7: have a joint bank account or isn't being transparent with
Speaker 7: his account, that's a facking red flag. His money is
Speaker 7: our money, and my money is my money.
Speaker 5: Immediately, No, what's your money is your money. And if
Speaker 5: you decide to treat your woman with some of that,
Speaker 5: well that's your prerogative. But she isn't part owner of
Speaker 5: your funds. She isn't on your joint bank account. And
Speaker 5: what makes it even worse, she says, what's your money
Speaker 5: is my money, and what's my money is mine? I mean,
Speaker 5: if you have a woman who makes a significant amount
Speaker 5: of money, perhaps she's an eye surgeon, a doctor, or
Speaker 5: a lawyer.
Speaker 1: She's nepstagram. His girlfriend is an ie surgeon. She makes
Speaker 1: about a billion a year. That's probably why he mentioned that.
Speaker 5: Making a lot of money and you decide that you
Speaker 5: want to share expenses with her, well, that's up to you.
Speaker 5: But if you're making the majority of the money and
Speaker 5: she isn't, and she demands that you have her as
Speaker 5: a joint bank account owner, there's a door. It doesn't
Speaker 5: work like that. No, I worked hard for this money
Speaker 5: and it doesn't automatically become yours.
Speaker 7: So that is actually my number one. They must be
Speaker 7: generous with their finances. From day England, aka, I want
Speaker 7: a simp. I mean, it wouldn't come out as beautifully
Speaker 7: if she says the most important thing to look for
Speaker 7: to man is that he's a simp, that he has
Speaker 7: no confidence, no self worth, and that he makes a
Speaker 7: lot of money. And then, so once you've been ran
Speaker 7: through your entire life, once the village bicycle has been
Speaker 7: completely broken down, it's had so many flat tires, it's
Speaker 7: been pumped by everyone, she finally decides, you know, I
Speaker 7: want to settle down. I want to take this guy.
Speaker 7: I don't care if he's attractive.
Speaker 5: I don't need that. I can just fantasize on all
Speaker 5: the men I've slept with my entire life. You know,
Speaker 5: I had rotations of men back in the day my butthole.
Speaker 5: I'd wake up and it was sore. I didn't even
Speaker 5: want him to go there, but hey, you know it
Speaker 5: was a white boy from a frat house, and so
Speaker 5: I had a lot of fun. Mike Pussy was popping
Speaker 5: for everyone. I mean, I appreciate the literation, but like,
Speaker 5: this is gross.
Speaker 6: That means paying for the first day and everything. I
Speaker 6: know that it's rough out there.
Speaker 7: Inflation, Like I'm not saying to just like waste it
Speaker 7: on every single girl beyond.
Speaker 5: It's not inflation that's rough, it's oflation.
Speaker 1: This is what's going on.
Speaker 15: His money is.
Speaker 16: To be honest, it's probably better your girl doesn't even
Speaker 16: know how much money you make if I'm gonna be
Speaker 16: all the way at downs with you guys, because then
Speaker 16: you get predatory like this our.
Speaker 15: Money and my money is my money.
Speaker 5: I mean, essentially, she's a predator. People talk about men
Speaker 5: being predators all the time. She's a predator. She's out
Speaker 5: there looking for men with low self esteem, low self
Speaker 5: worth to prey on them, to suck them dry. And
Speaker 5: I'm not talking about what's inside the downstairs. I'm talking
Speaker 5: about their wallets, using them for an ATM machine, and
Speaker 5: so Unfortunately a lot of men they don't have to
Speaker 5: courage the confidence to put women in their place.
Speaker 1: But you know, and you know that, you know that rates.
Speaker 1: This isn't a gay pinky out, that's gay, just kidding.
Speaker 16: He's doing this shit publicly tells you guys where he stands.
Speaker 16: He's nothing more than an ATM to her.
Speaker 7: I know so many girls in my life personally that
Speaker 7: I've been with guys that weren't transparent about money, and
Speaker 7: they ended up being terrible in other aspects, and like
Speaker 7: people ended up breaking up in divorces.
Speaker 5: If she or anyone starts talking to you, there's the door.
Speaker 5: I don't care care how good the poon tang actually is.
Speaker 1: I don't care, and I don't think he's getting it,
Speaker 1: but it's not worth it.
Speaker 5: There will be someone of us.
Speaker 1: He might have a faint, fading memory of the poon tang,
Speaker 1: And you know, if he's a sympon every other way,
Speaker 1: it was probably one of those three minute experiences that
Speaker 1: he hated himself for afterwards. Hey, at least it's efficient.
Speaker 5: Right Else, Remember, the number one thing you need to
Speaker 5: be looking for is that she has genuine, burning desire
Speaker 5: for you. If she doesn't think that you're hot. She
Speaker 5: doesn't like anything about you other than your wallet. There's
Speaker 5: the door. It's time to move on.
Speaker 6: They must be generous with their finances. From day inland, no.
Speaker 5: I mean women. They literally have books written on how
Speaker 5: to abuse men. It's perhaps not done with violence as
Speaker 5: often as men do it back to females, but they're
Speaker 5: abusing men to get their money. They know that they
Speaker 5: have some power. The problem is you can't give her
Speaker 5: that power. Just because she's attractive, just because she's willing
Speaker 5: to do some abductors with you, doesn't mean that you
Speaker 5: have to give her all your money.
Speaker 8: This is all her closet now, So look at this.
Speaker 5: She buys a house for both of them. I mean,
Speaker 5: there's nothing wrong with that. There's two closets, one's big
Speaker 5: and one small. He gives her the bigger closet. After all, women,
Speaker 5: they tend to have more clothes, shoes, and so.
Speaker 1: On, especially if you're buying it.
Speaker 5: For anything wrong with that. But then she complains that
Speaker 5: he doesn't need any of her space, even though she
Speaker 5: has way more room. She can just simply slide the
Speaker 5: dresses over. You can't have any of my space. She
Speaker 5: gets mad at him and worse than that. Why is
Speaker 5: this being recorded? Why is it being filmed? And why
Speaker 5: is it being posted? She's making fun of him. He's
Speaker 5: clearly upset. She's belittling him, she's calling him names.
Speaker 3: What do you want to do?
Speaker 1: You want to buy a separate house with all hairs? Bill?
Speaker 7: We were supposed to go the one dropecause you didn't
Speaker 7: want to do a smaller closet.
Speaker 8: He took the smaller closet. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Look at the mess of the place.
Speaker 5: Do you know how much turking space he has? Imagine
Speaker 5: your woman recording this and posting him. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: one thing if it was said behind closed doors, perhaps
Speaker 5: you have arguments occasionally a lot of people do that,
Speaker 5: and that's one thing. But to record it and post
Speaker 5: it in order to make fun of him, the man
Speaker 5: who actually paid for this place, that is just a
Speaker 5: new low. You you idiot. I mean, there's the door. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you married. You made a mistake. A lot of people
Speaker 5: make mistakes, But the only next biggest mistake is continuing
Speaker 5: on with this nonsense. You can get a divorce, give
Speaker 5: her half. It's better than what you're doing now, which
Speaker 5: is giving her everything, every single thing that she wants,
Speaker 5: and she doesn't do anything back in return. She doesn't
Speaker 5: show you respect. She wants to bang her friend's husband
Speaker 5: in an orgy. What is wrong with this woman?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: My turking husband not. Do you know what my beautiful
Speaker 5: husband has done, my provider, my famous comedian husband, the
Speaker 5: man of my dreams, has done my turking husband. I'm
Speaker 5: certain that she does not provide with him sweet and
Speaker 5: blow every day. That's the least she could do in return.
Speaker 5: She probably doesn't even do any of this. I mean,
Speaker 5: look at all the bags, purses, the chanelle, and so
Speaker 5: on that he bought for horror. Did I say horror? Yeah?
Speaker 10: For her?
Speaker 5: I meant, And Wendy says, you know, I let you
Speaker 5: you buy whatever you want. She's like, no, you had
Speaker 5: a limit. I mean, you go into a Louis Vuitton
Speaker 5: store and say, hey, you can pick out up to
Speaker 5: ten thousand dollars in goods. That's not everything I want.
Speaker 5: You put me on a budget. Imagine hearing that from
Speaker 5: another woman.
Speaker 7: I was popping my pussy and living my best life
Speaker 7: in these white boy frat houses.
Speaker 15: I was shopping at Rainbow. I was eating buffalo chicken
Speaker 15: wraps every day.
Speaker 1: I was t true the buffalo chicken wraps thing. What
Speaker 1: does that mean?
Speaker 6: Is that high society for her raightening my hair with
Speaker 6: my French tips?
Speaker 13: Like you could not tell me nothing?
Speaker 15: And I had a roster of guys that I would
Speaker 15: rotate through popping.
Speaker 1: My pushnut tell me nothing? So double negative. She's also retarded.
Speaker 5: See roster of guys from a woman who said she
Speaker 5: was a virgin to her future husband. I mean, let
Speaker 5: that sink in. Now. You might be thinking, why would
Speaker 5: her past matter?
Speaker 1: Could you imagine she should be like what ified? Horrified? Whatever,
Speaker 1: have fied if her husband would hear that. But she
Speaker 1: doesn't care. She knows it's not going to damage her.
Speaker 1: It's not going to damage her hold her position, or
Speaker 1: her her livelihood. I mean that says a lot about
Speaker 1: how weak he is if that's the case. But I mean, anybody,
Speaker 1: somebody in Kasha's family seeing him seeing that, like this
Speaker 1: is the woman that we met, This is the you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 15: Like what.
Speaker 1: Everybody's playing to the freaking camera, to the little demon,
Speaker 1: the little demon? Who did you know makes you artificially important?
Speaker 1: On social media?
Speaker 5: Does a woman's past matter? We'll think of this. Does
Speaker 5: a man's future matter. If you were to find out
Speaker 5: that in the future, you could see in the future,
Speaker 5: perhaps you're time traveler like coach Greg you're on TRT.
Speaker 5: You find out that in five years from now, ten
Speaker 5: years from now that your future husband he's going to
Speaker 5: be dead, broke, he won't have a job, and he's
Speaker 5: an alcoholic. Would you continue to date him? The answer
Speaker 5: is no, unless you're a moron. And so if you
Speaker 5: find out that the woman that you're with that her
Speaker 5: past is like this, there's the door. Yeah, I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: but unfortunately there is going.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it wasn't anything like that. It was
Speaker 1: just Methan dix. Oh yeah, okay, the door's still there.
Speaker 5: See it to be a simp out there, a loser
Speaker 5: who doesn't care because he can't get anyone else. He
Speaker 5: doesn't have the confidence, he doesn't have the wisdom. He's
Speaker 5: been brainwashed by society to think that no happy wife,
Speaker 5: happy life, and I can fix her.
Speaker 1: He made another Freudian slip there, but he said a
Speaker 1: happy wife, happy life as in only reaching half of
Speaker 1: your life expectancy perhaps or maybe only getting a haffy
Speaker 1: from now on because you're so emasculated you don't have
Speaker 1: enough testosterone to get it all the way up.
Speaker 14: Also, probably sometimes it like literally hurts my heart.
Speaker 7: And when the nostalgia's that painful, guess what I have
Speaker 7: to watch.
Speaker 5: What hurts my heart is hearing these stories and understanding
Speaker 5: that women are tricking their husbands into settling for this.
Speaker 5: And so a lot of people are going to be
Speaker 5: against this video, Red pilled. Oh, that's not a thing.
Speaker 5: You shouldn't be that. Do you see the alternative? Do
Speaker 5: not see the way that we've been brainwashed thinking that
Speaker 5: you have to suck up to women, suck up to
Speaker 5: just do anything for them to like you know, this
Speaker 5: is not how it works.
Speaker 15: I was eating buffalo chicken wraps every day. I was
Speaker 15: straightening my.
Speaker 8: Hair, looking dude, this is embarrassing.
Speaker 5: A lot of you are thinking, yeah, but that's her
Speaker 5: past her body count. It doesn't matter. It does matter
Speaker 5: me pair bonding.
Speaker 1: It matters if it matters to her enough for her
Speaker 1: to fucking tell the whole world about it and nostalgic
Speaker 1: reminiscing of the better days when she was living in
Speaker 1: frat houses, you know, as the freaking dumpster. You gotta
Speaker 1: be fucking kidding me, man, Yes, the past always matters,
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying it matters even more when it
Speaker 1: still matters to her.
Speaker 5: When you've slept with so many guys, for example, triple digits.
Speaker 5: Do you really think that you're suddenly just going to
Speaker 5: settle down when you remember a hundred slungs that have
Speaker 5: been inside of you? How do you just get over that?
Speaker 5: She can't get over it. She sees her husband and
Speaker 5: remembers all of the hot men that she was ran
Speaker 5: through by everyone that took a ride. She can't forget
Speaker 5: those men. She wishes she could be back with them again.
Speaker 5: It's nostalgia, thinking back to those moments, those memories of
Speaker 5: waking up with a sore butthole with a guy she
Speaker 5: met on tender she didn't even want to have anything
Speaker 5: to do with.
Speaker 6: But y'all ever have orgy together with your husband? Reaction?
Speaker 7: I'm actively trying to have an orgy because this couple
Speaker 7: is self good looking and you haven't seen navi yet.
Speaker 6: But wait till you see hand.
Speaker 1: The clothing has changed. So she goes on this podcast,
Speaker 1: where the fuck this is? Often? I mean, the other
Speaker 1: girl's acting like she's the host because she's the one
Speaker 1: asking the questions and the other one's just babbling. But
Speaker 1: maybe that's what they're they're are they co hosting this?
Speaker 1: Or who the hell watches this scrap?
Speaker 5: Six at best?
Speaker 1: She is like who watches us? In agreement and it
Speaker 1: is like, oh yeah, these are the Mooral's eye.
Speaker 5: Follow fantasizing, dreaming, wishing of having sex with her friend's
Speaker 5: husband and he's a six at best. What do you
Speaker 5: think she's thinking of all the other men out there?
Speaker 5: D eight's, the nines, the tens, the chads, Oh my goodness,
Speaker 5: I fantasize about the fact that it's ten inches long
Speaker 5: and possibly thick.
Speaker 1: Imagine the gaping hole of somebody's got. Somebody's gotta clip
Speaker 1: that out and use that out of context for dreg
Speaker 1: fanticizing about the itches, Oh what's the timestep that's happening.
Speaker 5: And possibly thick? Imagine the gaping hole that this woman has.
Speaker 6: His body goes crazy.
Speaker 7: His face card always slays, never to time, and it's
Speaker 7: kind of weird because I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Your husband of peace. Card always slays. This isn't even
Speaker 1: English that people are speaking anymore. Face He's got a
Speaker 1: good looking face. His face card always slaves, slaves murder,
Speaker 1: bloody murder. That's the pact. That people say that word
Speaker 1: and it came out of social media means that it's
Speaker 1: being done as a fucking ritual, just like low key means.
Speaker 1: Ok he you talking about slaying. Isn't that all? This
Speaker 1: is all positive stuff? Right? Yeah? No positive?
Speaker 6: But I'm like us for it.
Speaker 7: Okay, maybe maybe I just know that nastic is like
Speaker 7: at least ten inches.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: Listen, if women get together, just the two of them
Speaker 5: at dinner and they talk like this, I mean, it's
Speaker 5: bad enough.
Speaker 1: He looks I had a phone number or something written
Speaker 1: on his handy, see that.
Speaker 5: But you don't announce this to the world. You don't
Speaker 5: share these stories for your husband to hear. It's embarrassing.
Speaker 5: And she literally says his story right in front of
Speaker 5: him as well as in front of this man.
Speaker 7: This was before Bumble or Hade like this was like
Speaker 7: in the og days of the app. I made the
Speaker 7: dumb mistake of letting him sleep over, like not really
Speaker 7: wanting to hook off.
Speaker 1: That g Akash is something, but it's because it's it's
Speaker 1: you know, it's a zoom in but herr and that
Speaker 1: g Akash who's spelled right, But it's okay.
Speaker 6: And I like woke up in the morning and like,
Speaker 6: my asshole was a little sore, and.
Speaker 7: I remembered that he like, I would like trying to
Speaker 7: finger me in my asshole.
Speaker 6: I'm like, first of all, we were not on those
Speaker 6: like terms.
Speaker 5: We weren't even on those terms. Yet I still let
Speaker 5: him hit where the sun don't shine. We had just met. No,
Speaker 5: it's a lot of action for a virgin, you know.
Speaker 5: It's not like she had a lot of experience. She
Speaker 5: literally told her husband that she was a virgin. I mean,
Speaker 5: why would she lie to that extent? Hey, no, I'm
Speaker 5: not a virgin. I've had partners before, but I don't
Speaker 5: want to talk about it. Would that not been the
Speaker 5: better move?
Speaker 16: If you guys ever saw a caution person, Like, let's
Speaker 16: be honest, Like this dude's about when I met him
Speaker 16: in person, he's about five to four.
Speaker 5: My Indian guy, Bro is five foot four and unattractive.
Speaker 5: Now I'm not saying he's ugly. He isn't fat. He's
Speaker 5: at least put together somewhat. He is about a six
Speaker 5: I mean six seven at best.
Speaker 1: And he didn't mean it like the stupid six seven shit,
Speaker 1: even though he did say it, and he can't.
Speaker 5: Get him out of her thoughts. What is she going
Speaker 5: to do when she meets six foot two blue eyes
Speaker 5: in finance.
Speaker 6: I get so painfully nostalgic.
Speaker 16: She gets nostalgic from marcass because what she fucked the
Speaker 16: chads back then.
Speaker 5: She's been ran through enough. She can't get the chads.
Speaker 5: The really hot guys to settle for. They just want
Speaker 5: to have a good time. She's settling for a man
Speaker 5: with a lot of money and most likely running around.
Speaker 5: Do you really think that this woman is faithful? She
Speaker 5: literally says one of the best things.
Speaker 1: About because those good looking guys, at least they still
Speaker 1: have moms that would be like that bitch doesn't come
Speaker 1: in we're near this or your money sonm.
Speaker 5: Is that he's never around, you know, I don't have
Speaker 5: to see him that much, And so it's the perfect husband.
Speaker 5: The perfect husband is somebody that you don't see very much.
Speaker 5: Does that make sense? Why do you not want to
Speaker 5: see your husband? Is it because you're playing the field
Speaker 5: perhaps with another roster. Women I've seen them on these podcasts.
Speaker 5: They almost all believe they're a ten. They'll tell each
Speaker 5: other you're a tent, but Your actual rating is not
Speaker 5: based on who you can sleep with, but who you
Speaker 5: can convince to commit to you. If you're a six
Speaker 5: and you continuously sleep with tents, doesn't mean that you're
Speaker 5: a ten. It means that a ten had a bad night,
Speaker 5: couldn't get who he really wanted, and so he settled
Speaker 5: for you, getting man to commit to you, to be
Speaker 5: your girlfriend, to be the one that's with you, not
Speaker 5: with a roster, but with you.
Speaker 1: Truly, that shows the So you had a bad day,
Speaker 1: you got the fat chick bush. He doesn't have aids hey.
Speaker 5: Quality of woman that you are. And so don't be
Speaker 5: misguided by the amount of men that swipe right on
Speaker 5: your Tinder or who are dming you. That doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 5: Some men are just bored. The man that will commit
Speaker 5: to you, that proves your actual worth.
Speaker 1: On my haw Pass lig oh yeah, my Hall Pass
Speaker 1: list and once again I change of clothes. So yet
Speaker 1: another day on this podcast.
Speaker 5: What the fuck don't get me started on the hall
Speaker 5: Pass list and to literally have a roster of the
Speaker 5: Hall Pass?
Speaker 6: Are you the Crawford, Jacob Allardi, Austin Butler, This.
Speaker 5: Is a no rather than a Hall Pass list. You
Speaker 5: can say here's a list of some really attractive men
Speaker 5: that are attractive in Hollywood. You don't have to say
Speaker 5: there are men I want my mouth all over. They're
Speaker 5: just attractive men. You don't need a hall pass. There
Speaker 5: are attractive men that you see on camera.
Speaker 8: Bro shout out to alboys.
Speaker 16: He says, this is why you guys can never stop
Speaker 16: talking about and doing red Pill content. Every day you
Speaker 16: and fresh save someone from becoming another cash.
Speaker 8: Bro s fox Man.
Speaker 5: Listen. You can say what you want about being red pills,
Speaker 5: but if you can save another man from becoming the
Speaker 5: next a cash, is it not worth it? Now for
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Speaker 14: We're going to be talking with doctor Alfonso Manso about
Speaker 14: healthy weight management. And Doctor Manso, you have already given
Speaker 14: us a lot of podcast information about a variety of
Speaker 14: different subjects, but January is typically a time of year
Speaker 14: when people start, you know, looking at well what shall
Speaker 14: I do about my weight? And pretty much we're not
Speaker 14: at a spot where we can tell people how to
Speaker 14: lose weight, but we can help people understand how to
Speaker 14: have a healthy weight, and so that's what we're here
Speaker 14: to talk about that and metabolism. So welcome to the podcast,
Speaker 14: doctor Manzo.
Speaker 4: Thank you for having me again. Yeah, it will be
Speaker 4: an interesting discussion because of the I think most people
Speaker 4: are still trying to figure out why do we gain weight?
Speaker 4: And there's maybe ten thousand different voices out there that
Speaker 4: all have their own little ideas, but it really comes
Speaker 4: down to some very simple principles.
Speaker 14: And that's kind of what we've been told is that
Speaker 14: you know, it's calories in and exercise and that's all
Speaker 14: it takes.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 14: I think that you've got a few more details on that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's probably only half the story. So
Speaker 4: we're calling this one lean and Fit, Healthy, weight management
Speaker 4: and metabolic support. So it's all about that metabolism. So
Speaker 4: as normal, we're going to go through root causes of
Speaker 4: weight and metabolic challenges. We're going to talk about lifestyle
Speaker 4: to improve weight and metabolism, nutrition to improve weight and metabolism,
Speaker 4: and of course what azure well supplements you could add
Speaker 4: in to support these things. So when we get to
Speaker 4: the root causes of weight in my metabolic challenges, the
Speaker 4: there's a couple of things that you kind of need
Speaker 4: to know it all, so just bear with us. We're
Speaker 4: kind of gonna throw a lot of stuff out like
Speaker 4: a shotgun and then you know, pieces of the puzzle
Speaker 4: and then kind of put it all together and it
Speaker 4: will make sense. Okay, But number one is nutritional deficiencies.
Speaker 4: Of course, number two is inflammation, and then we have
Speaker 4: gut health and bad diet, blood sugar stress, mental emotional
Speaker 4: poor sleep, and the wrong exercise. So we're not going
Speaker 4: to tell you to go out and exercise, exercise, exercise,
Speaker 4: So there's a reason for that. So we're going to
Speaker 4: cover a little bit of each one of these as
Speaker 4: we move along. So what about some medical myths about
Speaker 4: weight gain, because you've probably heard things like this, you're
Speaker 4: fat because you have a stomach, right, you're eating too much,
Speaker 4: and so the reason you're fat is because you have
Speaker 4: a stomach. And what we're going to do is gastric bypass.
Speaker 4: We're just going to bypass that stomach. And you can
Speaker 4: see here in the little on the screen where they
Speaker 4: just put this tube and bypass the stomach and go
Speaker 4: into the small intestine. Sometimes they do a partial, but
Speaker 4: most of the time it's a full bypass. And of course,
Speaker 4: I think it doesn't take much for anyone to realize
Speaker 4: that this is probably not a very good idea, considering
Speaker 4: how much the stomach breaks down, and it's like, what's
Speaker 4: doing all the breaking down of food? Now, well, part
Speaker 4: of the body that's really not equipped to do that.
Speaker 4: But the idea of this is you're going to be
Speaker 4: full more because you don't have this big empty sack
Speaker 4: to fill up with food, so you don't have to
Speaker 4: put much food into you before your body's sending you
Speaker 4: signals that you're full. So the idea is to get
Speaker 4: you to stop eating so much. That really didn't work
Speaker 4: so well, so they came out with another method, the
Speaker 4: gastric band. How about this one, same idea. Still, it's
Speaker 4: still your fat because you have a stomach, and the
Speaker 4: stomach's a problem. So what happens if we just made
Speaker 4: the stomach a little bit smaller and we put this
Speaker 4: band around it so that way when you eat, you
Speaker 4: get full faster and then you won't eat as much.
Speaker 4: Still not a good idea, and that metal being there
Speaker 4: in the body is not a great idea for the
Speaker 4: energy systems and for energy circulation. So turns out that
Speaker 4: really doesn't work. And sometimes those things, those bands break
Speaker 4: and have caused a lot of damage internally with lasher raisins,
Speaker 4: So that's that's not something you want. Well, now they
Speaker 4: have something new, and this has been something in the
Speaker 4: news a lot, right it's the g LP one drugs,
Speaker 4: So that's glucagen like peptide one, which I find really
Speaker 4: interesting because the FDA has a big move right now
Speaker 4: to try to band a lot of peptide therapies of course,
Speaker 4: if they're natural, they want them banned for some reason.
Speaker 4: But if it's a synthetic drug that's using a peptide,
Speaker 4: that's that's okay. And of course everyone knows the big
Speaker 4: name up here in the top. I don't know if
Speaker 4: we're really supposed to say that name or not, but
Speaker 4: you know what it is.
Speaker 1: And so this is injection oh zimpic it's which is
Speaker 1: funny because Ozzie's wife, Sharon oz impic. Sharon is a
Speaker 1: poors child for oh zimpic face, like a crypt keeper
Speaker 1: skeletor shit. Oh. And by way, she's a demonic cube.
Speaker 4: And it's using this hormone like peptide. It's a synthetic
Speaker 4: version and that specific drug is actually using glia monster.
Speaker 1: Venom Jesus Glia. It's HeLa hel a monster create this.
Speaker 4: G l P one drug. And what happens is that
Speaker 4: the glia monster lives out It's a big lizard. It
Speaker 4: lives in the desert and there is around here not
Speaker 4: a lot of food all the time for it. So
Speaker 4: this synthetic peptide it makes and it's venom uh controls
Speaker 4: and greatly reduces your appetite, the petite of the lizard,
Speaker 4: so the lizard doesn't have to eat that much. So
Speaker 4: we're gonna talk more about this GLP and you're gonna
Speaker 4: see that's very similar reason why they're using it. But
Speaker 4: I put on the screen this screenshot from Wikipedia because
Speaker 4: I was looking more at this hormone pet.
Speaker 1: So if you see GLP, blah blah blah anything, even
Speaker 1: if it's like try zip zip tide or whatever whatever,
Speaker 1: what the fuck ever it is, BCP one five seven
Speaker 1: is not in this category, but if they are, if
Speaker 1: they are in that category, they're all based on it,
Speaker 1: just different peptides of the same Helo monster venom, which
Speaker 1: is crazy HeLa Ridge or Helo Road is where our
Speaker 1: Motor Vehicle Department. Yeah, they don't call it DMV out
Speaker 1: here because they dare to be different. It's the Motor
Speaker 1: Vehicle Department. It's the MVD, motherfuckers, it's not the DMV.
Speaker 1: Where are you from? But yeah, uh ozempic. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about the vegas nerve for a second, shall we. It's
Speaker 1: not the one that you like you roll the dice
Speaker 1: down the craps table, not that kind of vegas. I
Speaker 1: probably spelled it wrong. Still, it's a vague gust nerve.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if they are, if they're even
Speaker 1: coming to clean with this yet. Ozempic can cause a
Speaker 1: condition called gastroparesis or stomach paralysis. This is its intended purpose. Actually,
Speaker 1: this is it's it's it's function. Well, when gastroparesis occurs,
Speaker 1: you're not digesting food. It's sitting in your fucking stomach
Speaker 1: rotting neutralized stomach acids perhaps I don't know. Or stomach
Speaker 1: paralysis by slowing down digestion through its effects on the
Speaker 1: vagus nerve. Okay, out of your atlas vertebrae.
Speaker 16: You got.
Speaker 1: The impingement of your vegus nerve. But this is done
Speaker 1: with chemicals rather than an impingement, right. This occurs because
Speaker 1: the drug delays gastric emptying, and in some individuals the
Speaker 1: vegas nerves signals to the stomach muscles to contract can
Speaker 1: be too severely impacted, leading to symptoms like nausea, vomiting,
Speaker 1: and abdominal fullness. These are all how they say it works.
Speaker 1: This is what you're faking doing to yourself, So don't
Speaker 1: do it. Just get some of this, get some of
Speaker 1: this private team tabs. If you want to turb your appetite.
Speaker 1: It's a a Federan HCl. It's for sixty tablets, which
Speaker 1: if you take more than one, you're probably gonna be like,
Speaker 1: So if don't do that unless you're way more than
Speaker 1: I do. But at twelve point five milligrams, Like I
Speaker 1: could technically take two of these at the twenty four
Speaker 1: milligram but i'd had you know, I'm not saying as
Speaker 1: I used to be. I used to like being like
Speaker 1: and then anyway, Federal HCl at towtll point five milligrams,
Speaker 1: there's enough to curb your appetite for sure. And so
Speaker 1: if you only did one, this will last you maybe
Speaker 1: two months. If you did every single ad damn day,
Speaker 1: and they would you like fifteen bucks if you get
Speaker 1: the off brand bullshit kind from like CBS or Walgreens.
Speaker 1: I think it's like twelve or eleven versus ozempic. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna shoot myself up with a freaking venom.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The FDA has added a warning for elias a related
Speaker 1: condition to the drugs label, but the direct link between
Speaker 1: the medication and the permanent paralysis and permanent paralysis is
Speaker 1: still being studied. Permanent vegas nerve paralysis do you hear this,
Speaker 1: so gastroparesis or stomach paralysis and then vegas nerve paralysis. Okay.
Speaker 1: Ozembic is a GLP one receptor agonist that mimics the
Speaker 1: body's own hormones to regulate blood, sugar and metabolism. It
Speaker 1: works by slowing the emptying of the stomach and singling
Speaker 1: the brain that you are full. The vegus nerve plays
Speaker 1: a key role in controlling the digestive system, and Ozempic's
Speaker 1: effects on gastric emptying are mediated through this nerve, the
Speaker 1: vegas nerve, Like Kad said, remember how I said this? Yeah, people,
Speaker 1: damn just talking shit and I've never heard before. Again,
Speaker 1: what is he doing vegas nerve? Dasha Parsis, I said
Speaker 1: these very fucking things before. And also that it can
Speaker 1: erode or weaken the retina. Attachment to her is that
Speaker 1: the word is the retin of the cord on the
Speaker 1: end of your rye ball. Well, anyway that can detach
Speaker 1: because of this ship and you can get it. Uh,
Speaker 1: what do you call it? Diabetes? Type one diabetes from
Speaker 1: the two sonatamy feeling full after eating, floating in adominal paying.
Speaker 1: Symptoms can range from mild to severe and can lead
Speaker 1: to hospitalization. Okay, so yes, it can damne the veggus nerve.
Speaker 1: Now let's say ozempic, ozembic and rental detachment is actually
Speaker 1: does not directly cause it. So this is this is
Speaker 1: how they bullshit something. Oh it doesn't cause it. It's
Speaker 1: like it doesn't cause the Oh you could do it.
Speaker 1: Nine to eleven on that one fire didn't cause the
Speaker 1: building the fall with the the excuse that the building
Speaker 1: was on fires while they pulled it. Yeah, okay, it
Speaker 1: can worsen pre existing diabetic retinopathy retinopathy, retinopathy, or be
Speaker 1: associated with a rare risk of non arturic anterior ischemic
Speaker 1: optic neuropathy nyon nyon. Rapidly lowering bloodsh with ozempic can
Speaker 1: cause a temporary worsening of diabetic retinopathy, a condition that
Speaker 1: damages bloods vessels in the retina. Patients with existing advanced retinopathy.
Speaker 1: Well to see this is a lie too, because the
Speaker 1: zempit can cause the fucking diabetes that causes the retinopathy.
Speaker 1: So to say, oh, it's not true, see what I mean,
Speaker 1: it's causing these things to happen. I know this because Danielle,
Speaker 1: that girl that was on my show once and then
Speaker 1: acted like a maniac and was trying to get more
Speaker 1: and more out of us, and just I took down
Speaker 1: her video. I took on her video because she was
Speaker 1: a grifter or something like she was on with she
Speaker 1: was on with Scott Sarah talking about her problems. I
Speaker 1: didn't know that she was a fitness well. I mean
Speaker 1: she was like this this hell, she's a life coach,
Speaker 1: for Christ's sake, acting like a freaking degenerate, like a
Speaker 1: drug addict in the sense the way she was like
Speaker 1: asking for a shit for me and doctor Manzo. I
Speaker 1: had her on to talk with him, and you know,
Speaker 1: discussed like so, I don't know, maybe did I I
Speaker 1: don't know. But then I don't even know if I
Speaker 1: said I had her on to talk with him, or
Speaker 1: if I talked to her. But it was one of
Speaker 1: those things where then she started asking him for things
Speaker 1: for free and saying that I said so like lying,
Speaker 1: flat lying. So I had to put her in her
Speaker 1: place and uh, make it make it clear publicly that
Speaker 1: that was not true. And then but anyway, she was
Speaker 1: a life coach because every bitch who goes through any
Speaker 1: kind of issue is a life coach, and she was
Speaker 1: a fitness person whatever that means on social media, and
Speaker 1: so she was taking a zimp and then she's like
Speaker 1: falling apart, not realizing that it's the ozimpic that's doing it.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if she ever even stopped taking
Speaker 1: the ozempic. But she had all these problems. She had gasaprisa,
Speaker 1: she had her retinal issue, she had Type one diabetes.
Speaker 1: So I know all this because she was the test
Speaker 1: case for that, and it was all because of the ozempic,
Speaker 1: all of it, every bit of it. We attempted to
Speaker 1: give her ideas of how to help fix herself, and
Speaker 1: then she took that to mean that somehow we owed
Speaker 1: her something. And I was like, all right, well cool,
Speaker 1: I'm taking your video down and that link to your
Speaker 1: GoFundMe or is going down with it because I'm not
Speaker 1: supporting you anymore. I'm not supporting what you stand for anymore.
Speaker 1: The initial worst thing is generally not permanent. Okay, it
Speaker 1: is if you could continue to take the shit pops
Speaker 1: your eyeball off, it's not permanent. Yeah right, okay, thanks.
Speaker 1: Recent studies suggests an increase the rare risk of non
Speaker 1: they're playing cover for their cash cow. Oh simpic vision
Speaker 1: loss lawsuit. Boom right there. So Munjaro is trizipitide. Guess what?
Speaker 1: Pretty sure that's also a heli montster vendom let's see.
Speaker 1: Or Terzipeitide is a dual acting drug for type two
Speaker 1: diabetities and weight management that was inspired by, but not
Speaker 1: directly from, right synthetic that's all. That means. They synthesized
Speaker 1: the EXE. They tried to make it as exactly as
Speaker 1: possible from So that's that's not exactly it. Yeah, no
Speaker 1: they're not. They're not milking and squeezing the saliva out
Speaker 1: of a fucking helo monster each time get retarded. We
Speaker 1: get that. Uh that directly from The first drug developed
Speaker 1: from the venom was uh exonotide, a GLP one agony
Speaker 1: as well. Try Zipitide is a later, more complex drug
Speaker 1: that also targets g I P receptors GIP bring out
Speaker 1: the GIP. The helo monster venom contains a hormone called exendant.
Speaker 1: But why is it called that? Because they named it that,
Speaker 1: So that's all a fucking millions. It's like, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you know like that that that uh that that enzyme
Speaker 1: that does the thing. Well, it's called that enzyme that
Speaker 1: does the thing? Wow, how did that was convenient? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's pretty convenient that we named it. There's there's two
Speaker 1: pancreatic h enzymes that are like that and they actually
Speaker 1: regulate the growth and the and the halting of the
Speaker 1: placenta the HeLa monster venom. But this initiative discovery led
Speaker 1: to the development of xenotide extended exenotide and has paved
Speaker 1: the way for subsequent drugs like ter zipetide from Manjaro.
Speaker 1: So I think I took it down already, but there
Speaker 1: was a video from coach Greg that was talking about
Speaker 1: Manjaro that fag who decided to chime in on this
Speaker 1: did and didn't understand. Well, there's a message here, don't
Speaker 1: be don't be taken advantage of. And he's coach Greg
Speaker 1: not only talks about fitness and Naddy are not in
Speaker 1: bullshit like that and the the of dramas that in
Speaker 1: the in the in the fitness world and all the
Speaker 1: shitty information that makes people do things that harm them,
Speaker 1: and he tries to prevent that. But he also is
Speaker 1: after having gone through an eleven year relationship, is now
Speaker 1: giving advice for from his perspective, having lived through things,
Speaker 1: what not to do and what not to put up with.
Speaker 1: So for some faggot to say, why are we they
Speaker 1: weren't teenagers retarded, Why why are they?
Speaker 7: Dad?
Speaker 1: Dude, you're you're done here, You're done here. You obviously
Speaker 1: don't don't have the comprehension skills to understand what the
Speaker 1: whole point of it was. But anyway, Montjarro was another
Speaker 1: thing that terra, something that he had been taught showcasing
Speaker 1: and was babbling about. But going she got just go
Speaker 1: to La and going to the man Garo klan akins.
Speaker 1: I guess it was turt zippetite that they were talking about.
Speaker 1: When you have absolutely no will power, you take drugs
Speaker 1: that poison you, poison you to near death, and that's supposed.
Speaker 4: To help out.
Speaker 1: But that, yeah, I can't see how that could go wrong.
Speaker 1: So how about we just do the right thing, smarter thing,
Speaker 1: drive your ninety essentials. If you want to do that,
Speaker 1: that's an extra fifteen bucks out of your life. You
Speaker 1: can probably find out your local whatever the place, and
Speaker 1: then once I get sponsored, you can make you can
Speaker 1: get this too.
Speaker 4: Peptide and I was like, oh, this is very interesting.
Speaker 4: It has a word there that most people would skip
Speaker 4: right over, ammidation. So this peptide goes through amidation and
Speaker 4: protalytic cleavage. Now most people have no idea what ammidation
Speaker 4: is and they skip right over that. Well, that's how
Speaker 4: PAM enzyme reference a m zyme. And this is the
Speaker 4: reason why no one says the whole name for paming
Speaker 4: a migna dedicating mono oxyggense. That's a tongue twister. Not bad, huh.
Speaker 4: Obviously they call it PAM for short. But look what
Speaker 4: this says. A highly conserved copper dependent enzyme.
Speaker 1: Co dependent right right right, and it's fucking with it.
Speaker 4: Yep, copper dependent. Wow a review. We review data indicating
Speaker 4: that genetic reduction of PAM expression and mild copper deficiency.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's read the whole thing. Biophysical studies revealed
Speaker 1: that the binding of copper to PAM effects its structure
Speaker 1: and sell biological studies demonstrated that the endositic trafficking of
Speaker 1: PAM was sensitive to copper. We reviewed data indicating that
Speaker 1: genetic reduction of PAM expression and mild copper deficiency and
Speaker 1: mice caused similar alterations in several physiological functions known to
Speaker 1: be regulated by neuropeptides, neuro peptides, proteins, brain, thermal regulation,
Speaker 1: seizure sensitivity, and anxiety like behavior. Wonderful shit to be
Speaker 1: messing with. And by the way, core copper won't be
Speaker 1: back until March, so I hope you about years already.
Speaker 4: In mice and then looks what it says that alter
Speaker 4: alterations in physiological functions and neuropeptides, thermal regulation, that's like heat,
Speaker 4: seizure activity, and anxiety like behavior. Isn't that all interesting?
Speaker 4: Kind of sounds like some of the other talks we've
Speaker 4: been talking about on how copper affects the brain. But
Speaker 4: what's interesting is this PAM enzyme is essential for the
Speaker 4: synthesis of all AMMI dated neuropeptides. So this is the
Speaker 4: only enzyme in the body that can turn on and
Speaker 4: off peptides and it's copper dependent. And this GLP is
Speaker 4: one of those peptides that need to be turned on
Speaker 4: and off with this PAM enzyme, and of course that's
Speaker 4: completely copper dependent. So who would have known copper would
Speaker 4: have been part of the discussion on weight.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's interesting.
Speaker 4: So here's the idea. The idea is to help people
Speaker 4: feel full longer by mimicking the responsibility of a very
Speaker 4: important hormone card GLP one. And then of course glycogen
Speaker 4: is a hormone the body, but this one is glycogen
Speaker 4: like peptide one. Your body naturally produces this peptide and
Speaker 4: a lot of it is produced in the intestines by
Speaker 4: these l cells. And so these are the things that
Speaker 4: we know that it helps to do. It helps manage
Speaker 4: blood sugar, and that's why the main function of this
Speaker 4: drug was for blood sugar, was for diabetes, and then
Speaker 4: people realized it controls appetite and it can realize regulate
Speaker 4: stomach empening.
Speaker 1: So in their attempt to kill diabetics with animal venom,
Speaker 1: they're like, hey, we could kill more people if we
Speaker 1: sell them about how it's going to be the next
Speaker 1: vanity drug for people who are trying to lose weight,
Speaker 1: who can't bring themselves to just change their habits, well,
Speaker 1: then the desire for eating will be diminished and they'll
Speaker 1: have to just live with the side effects as they
Speaker 1: rub their hands together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, food stays in the stomach longer and makes you
Speaker 4: feel full, so that stops it The problem is is
Speaker 4: since this is a synthetic venom peptide really from the
Speaker 4: glia monster he is, it starts to paralyze stomachs and people.
Speaker 4: So there has been a lot of side effects with
Speaker 4: people using this drug with their stomachs becoming paralyzed.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 4: And one of the really negative things about using the
Speaker 4: drug is a lot of people, even when they get
Speaker 4: off of it, they have severe digestive and stomach issues
Speaker 4: for up to two years after getting off of it
Speaker 4: because these peptides are all over the body and they
Speaker 4: get stuck in receptor sites and it's really hard to
Speaker 4: get these synthetic peptides all of the body. But it
Speaker 4: begs the question, why are we making a synthetic one
Speaker 4: when the body can make it itself. Well, I think
Speaker 4: we know the answer. Money. So this is not a
Speaker 4: safe and effective method of losing weight.
Speaker 14: It sounds like the three things all together that you've
Speaker 14: talked about are all just trying to put less into
Speaker 14: the body. So you know, it's made to either bypass
Speaker 14: the stomach or make the stomach feel smaller or make
Speaker 14: it feel full faster. It's all what's going in and
Speaker 14: trying to regulate that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all the manipulation of basically the same thing,
Speaker 4: and that is minimize the amount of food eating.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now this need dug and Orange is trying to regulate.
Speaker 4: It's very interesting because it turns out that the number
Speaker 4: one cause for gaining weight and not losing weight is
Speaker 4: we eat too much.
Speaker 1: Well does and you don't exercise enough. You don't do
Speaker 1: the cardio. Bro. You know, if you're doing two thousand,
Speaker 1: two thousand calories a cardio and then do it every day.
Speaker 1: But I did it. I did it that one day.
Speaker 1: Usually I'm around twelve hundred. Uh, that's just what that
Speaker 1: readout is, not accounting every other function I do out
Speaker 1: throughout the day. That's just on the elliptical itself, around
Speaker 1: twelve hundred, four miles four miles, sometimes a little bit
Speaker 1: more four miles four point point two. I bumped it
Speaker 1: up that last week before Thanksgiving to seven, So I
Speaker 1: did seven seven and a half, and then seven point
Speaker 1: seven seven and a half five, and then the the
Speaker 1: Wednesday night, well it's making Thanksgiving dinner, uh seven point
Speaker 1: seven plus because I was pretty close to seven point eight.
Speaker 1: But I was just trying to get to the two
Speaker 1: thousand calorie mark. And I made it to twenty ten
Speaker 1: and I was like, I'm done.
Speaker 4: And we overeat and we eat the wrong foods.
Speaker 1: But I was a space oddity at twenty ten. That's
Speaker 1: that's that's the sequelroblem is why what's.
Speaker 4: The cause of that? It's not because you have a stomach.
Speaker 1: Yes, So he pulled that from freaking doctor Glidden. You
Speaker 1: don't get you don't. What do you say, you don't
Speaker 1: You don't get tons because you had tonsils. You know,
Speaker 1: it's the same doctor. You guys know that doctor Glyndon
Speaker 1: is you don't you don't. It's you know, you don't
Speaker 1: get heartburning because you have a stomach, you don't get
Speaker 1: a you get it right, He does that all the time.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 4: So it's because you have bad genes. Right, Well, guess what.
Speaker 4: They've been saying that for years and they still have
Speaker 4: not found the fat gene. So they keep finding genes
Speaker 4: that they say, oh, these might be related and might
Speaker 4: have something to do with gaining weight, but they still have.
Speaker 1: No Yeah, but they still assume that genes are it's
Speaker 1: not somehow regulating or and calling the shots and are
Speaker 1: in control of you. When they don't utilize that you
Speaker 1: were in control of them. Even the epigenics thing, that's
Speaker 1: just that's the that's the weakness of it. Not weakness,
Speaker 1: but the UH where it's sensitive to be manipulated by
Speaker 1: outside forces that might not necessarily be in conjunction or
Speaker 1: in alignment with what's really happening in the body. So
Speaker 1: different types of signaling chemical and UH energetic can change
Speaker 1: the microzyma's function in the body, at least temporarily to
Speaker 1: where you'd be ill, and then you'd have to you know,
Speaker 1: fix it back again with something like one of these guys,
Speaker 1: and the proper nutrition of your unety essential nutrients so
Speaker 1: that your body is strong enough to realize, hey, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you never like have it be like taken
Speaker 1: on like a like a when I say a ride,
Speaker 1: like someone's lying to you and like sales pitch, but
Speaker 1: you don't really is it's a sales pitch yet And
Speaker 1: they're going on and on. They're talking about this, and
Speaker 1: they're talking about that, and they got their arm on
Speaker 1: your shoulder and they're sholding the landscape. And then they
Speaker 1: say that one thing and you go, whoa should you
Speaker 1: shake off the ether that you're under? Like and then
Speaker 1: you realize that you're you know, you're, you're, you're you're
Speaker 1: next to your predator who's preying on you, and you
Speaker 1: walk away. Well, when you have all the ninety in
Speaker 1: cention nutrients, that's how your body reacts to this letter ship.
Speaker 1: It doesn't allow it to get fooled.
Speaker 4: A fat gene. Another one is you're fat because you're
Speaker 4: not working on enough. Well, that's my great idea either,
Speaker 4: because if you work out too much, you will burn
Speaker 4: through your nutrients and then burn up your muscle. Well,
Speaker 4: you will burn muscle more than fat and more you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna Okay, a couple of things. Rab The myosis is
Speaker 1: a thing, yes, but that takes excessive excessive exercise. If
Speaker 1: you're taking in let's put this way, it's it's it's
Speaker 1: a it's a one to one ratio. Really, if you're
Speaker 1: not eating enough, you're gonna lose weight. If you're eating
Speaker 1: too much, you're gonna gain weight. If you're eating just
Speaker 1: an if you're not going to lose anything and you're
Speaker 1: not going to gain anything, unless you go to absolute
Speaker 1: zero with your activity, then you'll probably still gain something
Speaker 1: because now there's no purpose. Besides, you're running your own
Speaker 1: internal functions for that caloric intake in the first place. Now,
Speaker 1: because you have deficiencies already, you're going to gain weight,
Speaker 1: probably even when you are exercising. So this is the
Speaker 1: mistake that these that everybody makes. The reason why it's
Speaker 1: a confusion or it sometimes reads out to kind of
Speaker 1: indicate that these things are occurring is because the ninety
Speaker 1: essential nutrients that regulate body functions and activity are already
Speaker 1: out of whack, more so and more evident even when
Speaker 1: there's a healthy stress to the body. So rather than
Speaker 1: at prioritizing correctly, it's going to burn up a whatever
Speaker 1: nutrients that has left attempting to solve the wrong problem,
Speaker 1: and that's when you have issues. So if you're fully nutrified,
Speaker 1: you have all the proper nutrition and you're healthy, you
Speaker 1: have the vital force, and you exercise, it's only going
Speaker 1: to be beneficial to you. But nobody thinks I'm going
Speaker 1: to go exercise, and then they think about, well, you
Speaker 1: didn't tell me to stop at sixty miles. Well, no shit.
Speaker 1: If you're doing a couple of two three miles a day,
Speaker 1: if you're getting your your your steps in that they
Speaker 1: say you should do each day, you're not going to
Speaker 1: you're not going to be burning muscle. It's not going
Speaker 1: to happen. And if you're weight training and eating protein
Speaker 1: and eating the proper things and having your ninety essentials
Speaker 1: in there so that when repair is able to happen,
Speaker 1: like sul fiber repair, and the direction and flow of
Speaker 1: what's going on in your body. Like let's say you're
Speaker 1: doing just meat for a week, Well, you're cleaning out
Speaker 1: all the all the sugar stores, so you're gonna drop
Speaker 1: a lot of water. You're gonna get rid of all
Speaker 1: the puffiness and the inflammation in your body, and glycogen
Speaker 1: is going to be lower, so you're gonna you're gonna
Speaker 1: look leaner, quicker. Now, all that water will come back
Speaker 1: once you start eating ship and carbs again. But in
Speaker 1: the meantime, you can't see that as being part of
Speaker 1: your fat because it's not. And once you get to
Speaker 1: the point where you're actually burning fat, like through katosis,
Speaker 1: let's say like I said that, you do you decide
Speaker 1: to do a week or two when you're just doing that, well,
Speaker 1: there is an any sugar in your body and you're
Speaker 1: burning fat. Now you're going to lose more fat weight
Speaker 1: before you ever touch muscle, especially if you're eating proteins,
Speaker 1: if which is exactly what that diet is, fat some proteins.
Speaker 1: So if you're working out, you're doing a reasonable amountocardio,
Speaker 1: but you're also working out, it's not really a It's
Speaker 1: like if I think a diet, I think I'm not
Speaker 1: eating or I'm trying to just avoiding poison is really
Speaker 1: what a kido diet is. I'm avoiding the fucking poisons
Speaker 1: as best as I can. Besides the stuff that they
Speaker 1: inject into the meat that I'm eating or the fish
Speaker 1: that I'm eating or the alvocado that you eat, it's
Speaker 1: way different when you're putting the proper proteins and what
Speaker 1: you're going to break down and what you're not. So
Speaker 1: there you go.
Speaker 4: Explain that here in a second. So some simple truths
Speaker 4: about weight gain, wrong foods and open over eating. Okay,
Speaker 4: that is the number one reason when they boil it
Speaker 4: all down and we've done all these different but.
Speaker 1: That's not true though. Well yeah, empty calories, empty harvests,
Speaker 1: got it. But nutrition deficiency is number two. That's the
Speaker 1: most important one because if you're not getting what you
Speaker 1: need out of your food, you're going to be craving
Speaker 1: more food, and if you're eating a bunch of hyfrutose
Speaker 1: corn syrup, it shuts off the switch in your brain
Speaker 1: that tells you you're full. Do you think the Jews
Speaker 1: have something to do with that?
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, they do experiments. But what's interesting is you
Speaker 4: go back to things like concentration camps holocausts. You are
Speaker 4: growing foods that have very little nutrition, so they call
Speaker 4: it empty harvest. Well, it's the same thing. The real
Speaker 4: reason we're over eating is because of.
Speaker 1: Net You mean that to doctulate and it's my natural
Speaker 1: cut puking response to that lie. Why don't we talk
Speaker 1: about what happened with Cheka and what they did to
Speaker 1: the Russians rather than that fairy tale that I could
Speaker 1: that They say it was a work camp, concentration camp,
Speaker 1: if you want to call it that, that's fine. They
Speaker 1: didn't concentrate very hard. They refused to work most of
Speaker 1: the time. Yes, there was starvation because of the war,
Speaker 1: But to imply, as most people would, that it had
Speaker 1: something to do with the direct plan or or will
Speaker 1: of the German people to exterminate that's not at all
Speaker 1: true at all. One lie when you get carpet bombs
Speaker 1: with terror bombs, and there's no way to get food
Speaker 1: to anybody in Germany. Don't you think that people that
Speaker 1: are going to be in those detainment or work camps
Speaker 1: going to also suffer? Well, yeah they did, and so
Speaker 1: did the people that were the prison guards too, so
Speaker 1: or the or the work camp guards, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it. And so yeah, people got typhus. They wasn't.
Speaker 1: They weren't exactly the cleanest people in the first place.
Speaker 1: But malnutrition breeds disease because of deficiencies. This is a
Speaker 1: perfect example of that. Deficiencies cause disease. You put the
Speaker 1: nutrients in your body and if you haven't been without
Speaker 1: them for too long in a dramatic way where the
Speaker 1: stresses you know, still made a deep, deep groove as
Speaker 1: an impact, then there's a potential to bounce back. You know,
Speaker 1: when people are super super starving, if you if you
Speaker 1: try to feed them too quickly, they'll die. You have
Speaker 1: to go very light because it's too much of us
Speaker 1: shock to the system. Their functions have shut off. You
Speaker 1: got to go slow and light, building them slowly back
Speaker 1: to health.
Speaker 4: You know, deficiencies, So guess what it's actually your body's
Speaker 4: innate wisdom. Here again, the problem is the innate wisdom
Speaker 4: is doing exactly what it needs to do. When you're
Speaker 4: eating the wrong foods and you're over eating junk food
Speaker 4: or food that has no nutritional value, the body still
Speaker 4: doesn't have what it needs. So what signal is it
Speaker 4: going to send your body more food? We need more
Speaker 4: food because we still don't have our nutritional value. So
Speaker 4: the real reason why people are eating too much and
Speaker 4: over eating is because they're eating food that has very
Speaker 4: little nutrition and a lot of times is even questionable
Speaker 4: whether or not it's actually real food. And of course
Speaker 4: this is the big thing the uh maha wants to
Speaker 4: go after.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I had a laugh at maha maha. Okay, hold on,
Speaker 1: what would I just do? Oh yeah, I want to
Speaker 1: switch myself back rou.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, do everybody wherever you are in your perspective places,
Speaker 1: wherever you are. I don't care if you're work, if
Speaker 1: you're at a church, all right, or at the dinner table.
Speaker 1: I want everybody right now always and girls, just to
Speaker 1: give me one of these yeah yeah, feel good about yourself,
Speaker 1: all right? Do it every once in a while, makes
Speaker 1: it feel good? That was for you, all right? Let's
Speaker 1: come back to it. I do have to get it
Speaker 1: for a second though.
Speaker 4: I need the idea that our kids are being fed
Speaker 4: absolutely junk food, that kids are not eating real food anymore,
Speaker 4: and they're completely nutritional deficient. And what is that doing. Well,
Speaker 4: it's leading to all these diseases and it's leading to
Speaker 4: massive weight game. And it's easy to see now that
Speaker 4: when you know, when I was a kid, and probably
Speaker 4: when you were a kid, you didn't have a lot
Speaker 4: of overweight kids in school, not an elementary school. Now
Speaker 4: elementary school maybe half the kids or over probably what
Speaker 4: we would call obeste And that's not how it should be.
Speaker 4: And this is the reason nutritional deficiencies. Well, there's another
Speaker 4: really bad problem with eating junk food, food that's really
Speaker 4: not food, and that is it causes severe inflammation in
Speaker 4: the body. And when you have a lot of inflammation,
Speaker 4: it increases quartersol release into the blood, which then stimulates
Speaker 4: the body to generate more fat. And then you have
Speaker 4: too much exercise. Okay, well why is that? Well, if
Speaker 4: you're overweight, most likely you have nutritional deficiencies. So if
Speaker 4: you start working out too much, what are you going
Speaker 4: to burn through? First, you're nutrients now, technically this is
Speaker 4: something that's probably not talked about much. A lot of
Speaker 4: people still don't get it, but there's a high archy
Speaker 4: on how your body burns and makes energy. The whole
Speaker 4: focus mainly because everything now is ran by allopathic medicine
Speaker 4: and education, everyone focuses on sugar, right, And the logic
Speaker 4: here is no matter what you eat, basically it gets
Speaker 4: broken down and eventually converted into a form of sugar
Speaker 4: that your body then uses. That's true, but that doesn't
Speaker 4: mean you should start with sugar. And that's kind of
Speaker 4: their conclusion. It's like, well, if everything gets broken down
Speaker 4: in the sugar, who kills as if you just put
Speaker 4: more sugar into the body, But that's not really how
Speaker 4: it goes, and the hierarchy really should be minerals. Minerals
Speaker 4: is the number one thing your body really needs to
Speaker 4: make energy, and this goes back to understanding the the
Speaker 4: how your body makes ATP in the mitochondria and the
Speaker 4: electron transport chain. We need these minerals like iron and
Speaker 4: copper and magnesium and there's a a few others. Without
Speaker 4: those minerals, your body doesn't make ATP energy and it's
Speaker 4: actually called magnesium. ATP is what your body actually uses
Speaker 4: for energy. So actually, the first thing our body should
Speaker 4: be burning is it should be using minerals to make energy,
Speaker 4: and then next would be fat, and then protein and
Speaker 4: then sugar, and that should really be the hierarchy of
Speaker 4: how your body makes energy. So that's why we need.
Speaker 1: Notice you put sugar at the end. Yes, right, if
Speaker 1: we switch it off, if we switch away from sugar
Speaker 1: being the fuel, our body's only burning that first because
Speaker 1: it's like a poison in the body. That's why your
Speaker 1: body releases what it releases to try to store the
Speaker 1: shit in your cells and get it the hell out
Speaker 1: of your bloodstream because it will poison you. It's why
Speaker 1: your pancreas works as hard as it does. So if
Speaker 1: you're on a fat diet without any of the carbs
Speaker 1: and the bullshit, especially modern carbs. So I'm heading off
Speaker 1: the argument before it starts. Well, oh you need this,
Speaker 1: you need that. Why would the fruit okay, well let's
Speaker 1: talk about that. Why would fruit be you know, have
Speaker 1: fruit toase in it? Well, first of all, it doesn't
Speaker 1: have multodestrin in it, it doesn't have any of these
Speaker 1: other synthetic bullshit non sugars in it. To make them sweet.
Speaker 1: It comes from nature number one. Number two.
Speaker 10: As a.
Speaker 1: As a true hunter gatherer, you don't eat very often
Speaker 1: if you're doing an omad. It's probably not by choice,
Speaker 1: it's by the way things rolled out. So having that
Speaker 1: in your body helps you sustain physical activity, just like
Speaker 1: any other thing would. But I'd never carb up when
Speaker 1: I when I go on the elliptical, not knowingly, I'm
Speaker 1: not consciously thinking about it. It's not it's not something
Speaker 1: that I need for that little amount of exertion. But
Speaker 1: if it was days before I had another more food
Speaker 1: because I didn't come across any as a as a
Speaker 1: hunter gatherer, then yeah, there might be something there that
Speaker 1: the little handful of berries that I was able to
Speaker 1: scrounge up would help get you through and give you
Speaker 1: some energy to make out. So yeah, but it's not
Speaker 1: supposed to be the source of your diet. It's not
Speaker 1: supposed to be the very be all end all of
Speaker 1: your diet. If you're thinking about this too. With all
Speaker 1: the herbs and the reason why herbal botanical medicines work
Speaker 1: is because of the nutrients that are in it. Because
Speaker 1: the plant can actually produce bioavailable mineral compounds for your
Speaker 1: body to be able to absorb. So when you take
Speaker 1: the botanicals, then it's like having the minerals in a
Speaker 1: bioavailable form. So that's what the full vocumic acid is,
Speaker 1: and that's why those are important. If you are trying
Speaker 1: to get your nutrients, specifically from a handful of berries, well,
Speaker 1: the plants that are in the you know that you're foraging,
Speaker 1: are going to give you more of what you need
Speaker 1: than just the fruit. The fruit will give the energy, Okay,
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's like having those little squeeze packs of
Speaker 1: that gelshit that people you know who jog skirt in
Speaker 1: their face. That's all all sorts of horrible, except it's fruit,
Speaker 1: so it's a it's a much better type of it.
Speaker 1: So I was gonna say one more thing to that
Speaker 1: person whose name I've seen in the past, but you know,
Speaker 1: if you're not going to add anything positive, let me
Speaker 1: help explain something to you. When you see and I'm
Speaker 1: assuming that you were referring to coach Greg who was
Speaker 1: an i FBB pro bodybuilder and as a coach and
Speaker 1: as a life coach to a to a lesser extent,
Speaker 1: this is like a cute. This is like criticizing somebody. Oh,
Speaker 1: that guy's old. Why is he critiquing teenagers? Well, what
Speaker 1: are their roles? It would sound really stupid for you
Speaker 1: to ask that if the teenagers were students and he
Speaker 1: was the teacher. So as as an adult, as an elder,
Speaker 1: the responsible thing to do, the paying it back that
Speaker 1: you do after having gone through your own experiences in life,
Speaker 1: and these weren't fucking teenagers. The cash is like in
Speaker 1: his thirties, What the fuck are you even talking about? Anyway,
Speaker 1: you pay it back, that's your that's your way of
Speaker 1: advancing the species. It's the wise or the wisdom that's
Speaker 1: that's gathered from experience is shared with the rest of
Speaker 1: the species, with the fucking rest of so that these
Speaker 1: stumbling blocks don't have to continue to happen generation after generation.
Speaker 1: They can be avoided. They can be you know, you
Speaker 1: can adapt, you can move, you can you can you
Speaker 1: can pop, you can say, you can get the hell
Speaker 1: you can avoid the things that wouldn't naturally slow you
Speaker 1: down be cause you to stumble. That's just you know,
Speaker 1: it's logic. When once you jump through a certain you know,
Speaker 1: path to the other side of a stage, you showed
Speaker 1: some of them behind you how to do it, and
Speaker 1: that person behind you then does it. They know what
Speaker 1: what bogs to hop on and whatever stupid scenario video
Speaker 1: game that is. So it doesn't make any sense for
Speaker 1: you to say, why would he be critiquing? Why is
Speaker 1: he criticizing? It's criticizing, is what a fagot says about
Speaker 1: somebody who's given advice because they don't want to hear shit.
Speaker 1: You don't, you know, critiquing, oh bullying. Shut up making
Speaker 1: an observation and a sound observation. You construing it with
Speaker 1: some Jewish bullshit societal nonsense makes you part of the problem.
Speaker 1: So don't even started with that shit with me. And
Speaker 1: that's why you got knocked off today. Just thought I
Speaker 1: should put that out there, because don't be stupid. The
Speaker 1: whole thing that we do here, the whole thing that
Speaker 1: everybody does here, mostly on social media, is they think
Speaker 1: that they have something to share that other people can
Speaker 1: learn from, right, Or they're just talking about their day
Speaker 1: in irling bullshit, but I mean that's another part of it.
Speaker 1: Or they're trying to entertain and make you laugh. All
Speaker 1: that stuff is all great. I think we do all
Speaker 1: of that here in ours and on Paul Bosler's broadcast,
Speaker 1: a little bit of everything, but mostly focusing on the
Speaker 1: fact that we are in danger and anybody who's assisting
Speaker 1: in anything that helps us not continue to make the
Speaker 1: same mistakes. For you to criticize somebody who's sharing their
Speaker 1: wisdom and saying, why would an old person, because that's
Speaker 1: what fucking old people are supposed to do. They're supposed
Speaker 1: to fucking talk to the young and takes them shit.
Speaker 1: You fucking retard.
Speaker 4: Healthy minerals and fats. So let's explain this a little.
Speaker 4: Nutritional deficiencies equals over reading.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. One last thing. I noticed that we had
Speaker 1: a couple more people signed on to Doctor Good Insights
Speaker 1: since we started. That's awesome, but let's keep it going.
Speaker 1: We've got at least until the end of the day.
Speaker 1: It's four to fourteen my time. Now, that would mean
Speaker 1: it's five point fourteen doctor glinnon. So if it's actually
Speaker 1: set for a specific time that means right around midnight.
Speaker 1: It could on his time, which would be eleven pm
Speaker 1: my time, it would be done. But I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: sure if it's just gonna shut off, or if he's
Speaker 1: gonna surprise us and tell us that, you know, or
Speaker 1: if I'm gonna have to see what's going on. Wednesday
Speaker 1: is the next time we talked to him. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if it's gonna be valid tomorrow. I doubt it is.
Speaker 1: I doubt he told me midnight, so he made an
Speaker 1: actual statement. Now, I didn't understand if he met because
Speaker 1: midnight can mean two different things, right, Midnight can mean
Speaker 1: he said midnight Monday, So technically midnight Monday would have
Speaker 1: been Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Am I overthinking this? I'm not because midnight Monday night
Speaker 1: is technically Tuesday night Tuesday morning, see what I mean?
Speaker 1: So I wasn't sure if he meant today or yesterday
Speaker 1: was the end of it, So it appears that it's today.
Speaker 1: So the window was freaking closing. You can't expect or
Speaker 1: ask for him to do this again. So now's the
Speaker 1: time to take advantage of this. Fifty five cents a day,
Speaker 1: sixteen sixty seven a month. I feel like Sally Struthers
Speaker 1: is for just thirty cents a day, but except instead
Speaker 1: of you know, stealing food from starving children and gorging
Speaker 1: my fat blonde head with it. And I'm just kidding,
Speaker 1: that's that we made jokes about her, she was actually
Speaker 1: really a nice lady, and then that's not wasn't cool.
Speaker 1: But I don't want to follow through the path of
Speaker 1: seeing my seeing the world through this disgusting lens of
Speaker 1: Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Fuck those guys who fuck
Speaker 1: each other. Uh no, no, no, I take that all back.
Speaker 1: So when it came to a clavicular who's teaching kids
Speaker 1: to start taking steroids at fourteen, we're gonna now that
Speaker 1: that smarty guy wanted to talk shit. We're going to
Speaker 1: talk about why Coach Gregg jumped all over this and
Speaker 1: why I think it's important for us to see what
Speaker 1: our children are being influenced by. This fucking piece of shit. Here,
Speaker 1: it gets forty nine ninety nine a month. Most of
Speaker 1: his subscribers are children from fourteen to seventeen as one
Speaker 1: of the age brackets. That's half, that's half of the
Speaker 1: people that follow him, And it's forty nine to ninety
Speaker 1: nine a month to be taught how to look smax.
Speaker 1: This guy has been taking steroids since fourteen. He's getting
Speaker 1: all kinds of stupid surgeries. He's six'. Two he's not
Speaker 1: happy with, that and he's seventeen now or. Something so
Speaker 1: if that's what you mean by commenting on, teenagers it's
Speaker 1: because of the damage that they're doing on social media
Speaker 1: to other. Children these are predators and they're preying on
Speaker 1: the weakness and insecurities of other. Children if you don't
Speaker 1: know any of that stuff because you're not paying attention
Speaker 1: to your, kids this is the type of person that's
Speaker 1: gonna fuck over your child's. Life so it is important once,
Speaker 1: again and once again it shouldn't required of anybody to
Speaker 1: explained to you that the whys are. Obligated it's their
Speaker 1: duty to share what they've learned with the rest of the,
Speaker 1: species with the rest of the race so that it
Speaker 1: can learn from it and better. Itself we're not nick you.
Speaker 1: Know i'm about to say that ers, here so we
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Speaker 4: So you start continually eating the wrong foods that have no,
Speaker 4: nutrition which means your body steal is. Hungry because the
Speaker 4: body is in neat wisdom knows it needs, nutrients but
Speaker 4: it's not getting it from the. Food it's getting this, cheap,
Speaker 4: quick fast source.
Speaker 1: Of, energy fast and, loose just like our. Women hey
Speaker 1: does this sound sound like exactly like Doctor glynden on
Speaker 1: these two? People? Awesome isn't it nice to hear it
Speaker 1: being reinforced instead of hearing it from me every? Day
Speaker 1: but doesn't it also make you realize maybe you should
Speaker 1: listen to me every once in a while that most
Speaker 1: of you. Do Maybe i'm not worth listening. Too but
Speaker 1: then where's that come out in my? Mouth are that
Speaker 1: makes any? Sense? Also? Yeah Code daniel fifty percent? Off
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Speaker 4: It burns it all up real, quick and then you're
Speaker 4: crashing because you don't have any. Energy your body's still
Speaker 4: hungry because it still needs the. Nutrients so then you
Speaker 4: eat more, food which is more, calories and then more,
Speaker 4: inflammation which is driving your cortisol, up making you, fatter
Speaker 4: and still making you hungry because you still have, nutrition no.
Speaker 4: Nutrition and then you go and you, Go, okay, well
Speaker 4: Now i'm gonna work out like crazy because you, know
Speaker 4: maybe that's the. Problem i'm eating all this. Food NOW
Speaker 4: i need to work out more Because i'm eating. More
Speaker 4: and of course you never fix the first. Problem so
Speaker 4: now you're going to burn through your nutrients really, fast
Speaker 4: and then your body's going to burn through glucose and then,
Speaker 4: muscle and we're going to explain that a little bit
Speaker 4: more blood sugar drops too. Low so what happens when
Speaker 4: your blood sugar drops too low when you burn?
Speaker 1: Up oh, Yeah and also if you really truly are
Speaker 1: rapidly losing fat weight and you you're going to get
Speaker 1: what they call flut lake symptoms because your body lane
Speaker 1: responds to toxins in it or some other stress and
Speaker 1: x amount of, ways and all those ways are included
Speaker 1: in the very long list of what food lake symptoms.
Speaker 1: Are so every symptom is flut lake, symptom including radiation,
Speaker 1: poisoning Which i've mentioned that yesterday and many other billions
Speaker 1: of times before. That but if your fat cells are
Speaker 1: where and it, is a lot of the toxins are
Speaker 1: just stored for easy getting the fuck away from your
Speaker 1: rest of your. Body you, know the same reason why
Speaker 1: they store sugar into dad to do and sugar. Reforms, yeah,
Speaker 1: okay so you get it if they if you start
Speaker 1: burning away the, fat the cell uh you, know is
Speaker 1: going to release those toxins back into your. System so
Speaker 1: when you're doing a fast or if you're doing a keto,
Speaker 1: diet sometimes you're going to EXPERIENCE i think they've even
Speaker 1: called it the keto flu because like, symptoms they retard.
Speaker 1: It you should be doing some sort of detox protocol,
Speaker 1: too but also you should also be taking your ninety
Speaker 1: essential nutrients every single. Day now WHAT i WHAT i understand,
Speaker 1: was because it's, true is by doing The azure well
Speaker 1: ninety essential, nutrients you're not running into anything that is
Speaker 1: AND i don't know if you will the other. WAY
Speaker 1: i think there are some calories in the tang, tangerine
Speaker 1: but there's not in the whole food multip item That
Speaker 1: i'm familiar. With they might, BE i don't think so
Speaker 1: five in the whole caddamn. Thing, yeah so you're, Good
Speaker 1: not that that really makes a, difference but but, yeah
Speaker 1: if you have it from the ninety central nutrient, measure
Speaker 1: well then you know the whole food multi. Vitamins your
Speaker 1: body is going to be more easily able to recognize
Speaker 1: and understand and use in my, opinion because it's something
Speaker 1: that would naturally be looking for to settle issues that
Speaker 1: it needs to. Settle and once you've got that in
Speaker 1: you and you're taking like a high fat, diet there
Speaker 1: isn't going to be a sugar for it to burn
Speaker 1: in the first. Place that doesn't mean it's going to
Speaker 1: be automatically go to. Muscle it's going to go to the,
Speaker 1: fat the fat that you've been. Eating you can you
Speaker 1: can bypass the whole muscle breakdown thing as long as
Speaker 1: you're not going super.
Speaker 4: Crazy, well your pancreas releases a hormone called. Glucagen didn't
Speaker 4: we just talk about, that like the glucagen like. Peptides
Speaker 4: so this is a hormone your pancreas, releases and when
Speaker 4: it runs out of that or doesn't want to release,
Speaker 4: anymore your muscle and muscles and liver can convert convert
Speaker 4: their stored glucagen blat back into. Glucose, now when you're,
Speaker 4: stored glucagen is used up the liver and the kidneys
Speaker 4: and the small intestine and other parts of the body
Speaker 4: like muscles will break down protein and turn it into,
Speaker 4: Glucose so you're basically eating your own. Tissue protein is
Speaker 4: a tissue like your. Muscles and that's why there has
Speaker 4: been a lot of emphasis on this thirty thirty thirty
Speaker 4: weight loss, plan which is not a really bad. Principle
Speaker 4: what their idea is is within thirty minutes minutes of waking,
Speaker 4: up you're supposed to.
Speaker 1: Have, look if you're die ending, hard you're gonna lose.
Speaker 1: Muscle that's just one of those. Things like bodybuilders lose.
Speaker 1: Muscle could be a year's worth of effort to get that,
Speaker 1: muscle and then they might lose it before competition to
Speaker 1: get to make the leanness of the. Weight you, know
Speaker 1: they might not have had to lose the weight in
Speaker 1: order to make the class the weight, class but they
Speaker 1: might have had the, uh you, know diet crash in
Speaker 1: order to your get to the leanness that they wanted
Speaker 1: for the. Competition so people will lose, muscle but that's
Speaker 1: because of, dramatic drastic. Things you know.
Speaker 4: You.
Speaker 1: Can you can use diuretics to do the same thing
Speaker 1: and flesh out all your water and make yourself feel
Speaker 1: sick and. Pay most of these people who go on
Speaker 1: stage are near passing out when they do because they've
Speaker 1: been they've been fucking the body for so long to
Speaker 1: make it look. Nice it's not something that you. SUSTAIN i, mean,
Speaker 1: granted you can sustain with like eight percent body fed
Speaker 1: all your you, know all year, long but to be
Speaker 1: like a three, four you, know or something like that
Speaker 1: when you're up on stage and maintaining, that that's that's, naughty,
Speaker 1: nutty not.
Speaker 4: Natty thirty grams of protein and then thirty minutes of
Speaker 4: a cardiovascular workout that's not too. Intensive and the reason
Speaker 4: why they're recommending, this and it's really important to get
Speaker 4: that tons of protein before you work, out, right is
Speaker 4: if you don't have a bunch of protein and you
Speaker 4: go and you start really working, out your body is
Speaker 4: going to burn up its sugar and it's empty. Nutrients
Speaker 4: and the fastest thing it can turn into sugar is your.
Speaker 1: Muscles and that's not going to happen through. Weightlifting you
Speaker 1: don't burn a whole lot of calories weightlifting and if
Speaker 1: you think you, do you're. Wrong you might sweat a
Speaker 1: little bit if you're physically exerting yourself as you, should
Speaker 1: if you're, healthy you should. Sweat but you're. Not you're
Speaker 1: not burning calories like you are during cardio or jogging
Speaker 1: or you, know like for, me the elliptical for four
Speaker 1: miles on a high. Intensity that that's a whole other
Speaker 1: animal that's going, pack slactic acid stage and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff that's not happening when you're working. Out so
Speaker 1: you're not going to be burning like you're. Not you
Speaker 1: can't be, like OH i, LIFTED i lifted too many
Speaker 1: reps AND i actually burned muscle instead of gained. It
Speaker 1: no you, Didn't no you.
Speaker 4: Didn't, no he.
Speaker 1: Didn't and me jumping on the elliptical afterwards and going
Speaker 1: for four, MILES i didn't burn muscle then. Either my
Speaker 1: legs have all gotten bigger SINCE i started doing.
Speaker 4: This so it's not going to burn your fat. First
Speaker 4: your body is actually going to burn your muscle. First so,
Speaker 4: now if you're trying to lose, fat this is not
Speaker 4: a good idea to burn up your. Muscle that's that's
Speaker 4: the opposite thing you want to.
Speaker 1: Do so over.
Speaker 4: Exercise will burn up your storage sugar storage and then
Speaker 4: start burning muscle for. Fuel so it's actually better to
Speaker 4: wait to exercise until you have a nutritional storage and
Speaker 4: you have a, diet which.
Speaker 1: It depends on your. Goal if your goal is to
Speaker 1: drop weight, Quickly, yeah because you're impatient or because of other,
Speaker 1: things then facetted cardio and because let's move this, way
Speaker 1: what happens all these all these if you do, this
Speaker 1: if you do, that, well what what happens when you're
Speaker 1: taking your monthly seven day fast or your monthly three
Speaker 1: day fast or whatever you're going to, do or your
Speaker 1: or you're however many months in, between you, know four
Speaker 1: or five day? Fast what what? Then are you not
Speaker 1: allowed to do cardio because you can't? Eat should you
Speaker 1: stop taking your ninety? Essentials, no you shouldn't TAKE i
Speaker 1: don't think you. Stop should stop taking your ninety. Essentials
Speaker 1: if you're just swalling, pills you're getting keeping your nutrients in,
Speaker 1: there and that, way if you're, burning if you're going
Speaker 1: through the detoxification of your cells as they're eating what's,
Speaker 1: there what's already, stored rather than eating your you the
Speaker 1: food that you're taking in, well then if there's toxins
Speaker 1: being released by that. Process you have your ninety essentials
Speaker 1: there to kind of keep your feeling feeling good rather
Speaker 1: than like shit because you're worn down by a bunch of.
Speaker 1: Toxes there was another THOUGHT i had in my head
Speaker 1: about the whole. Thing oh, yeah so if you get
Speaker 1: if you think about, it, like, okay, sugars, glucose, cuca,
Speaker 1: lucagen glycogen and blah blah. Blah, yeah, okay you burned through.
Speaker 1: That well what if you didn't have any first place
Speaker 1: because of a kido you? Did you, know your body
Speaker 1: can produce what it needs when it needs. It your
Speaker 1: body can actually convert, this so you know there's no
Speaker 1: reason for you to have to actually consume it. Yourself
Speaker 1: if your body needed it for a particular, THING i
Speaker 1: could make, it but it would much prefer to have
Speaker 1: the cholesterol and all other stuff in it so they
Speaker 1: could do all the functions of the body to the soltimum.
Speaker 1: Level it's not going to break down your muscle before
Speaker 1: it's going to break down the stored. Fat fat is
Speaker 1: stored for a fucking, reason so they can be used
Speaker 1: when it's necessary to fulfuel the. Body and if you're
Speaker 1: on an all fat diet or all protein diet if
Speaker 1: you want to call it, that then, uh that's the
Speaker 1: one and only source for all of, It so it
Speaker 1: would go for.
Speaker 4: That significant protein before you're working. Out that, way your
Speaker 4: body has energy to get through the, workout and you're
Speaker 4: actually allowing the body to burn the fat and not
Speaker 4: the quickest form of, energy because there is a hierarchy
Speaker 4: here and the body knows.
Speaker 14: It and you would think that that would make it
Speaker 14: so that your recovery time after a workout would be,
Speaker 14: faster because it seems like if you're breaking down muscle too,
Speaker 14: much it's going to have a hard time for the
Speaker 14: body to build that back up before your next, workout
Speaker 14: and so you're going to feel weaker and you're going
Speaker 14: to feel, soreer and it does it seems like if
Speaker 14: you've Lost these.
Speaker 1: Are, again these are excessive cases of not knowing when to,
Speaker 1: quit LIKE i don't, know being chased or running from
Speaker 1: cops or being looked for by. Police so you decide
Speaker 1: that you're going to walk for sixty miles. Straight, oops
Speaker 1: even though you didn't do anything. Wrong you just attack
Speaker 1: the guy who was trying to kill your. Dog that
Speaker 1: was pretty, specific wasn't.
Speaker 14: It so it's a stress on the body to have
Speaker 14: to build it.
Speaker 4: Back, yeah and you think of you're going to be
Speaker 4: releasing a lot of acids in the, body uric, acid lacking,
Speaker 4: acid and that could also be really hard on the
Speaker 4: kidneys because these kidneys have to do a lot with.
Speaker 4: Protein so if you're converting all your protein into energy
Speaker 4: instead of using protein as the building blocks to build
Speaker 4: what your body, needs that's not a good. Thing so
Speaker 4: this is very. Simple it comes right back down to nutrition,
Speaker 4: again isn't that? Interesting so you see a lot you
Speaker 4: can see now the half truth and so many weight loss.
Speaker 4: PLANS a lot of the plans understand people were, overeating
Speaker 4: but are still not addressing the cause because what do they, do,
Speaker 4: well they give you cheap food to, eat or they
Speaker 4: try to restrict your, calories or it's will power or you,
Speaker 4: know like we already, said medically bypass the stomach or
Speaker 4: put a ban on, it or what's give you this.
Speaker 4: Injection it's not actually addressing the, cause which is why
Speaker 4: your body wants more. Food so it's not necessarily all your. Fault,
Speaker 4: now there are other things here on.
Speaker 1: THIS i think anytime you can you can blame. Yourself
Speaker 1: you should, THOUGH i Mean i'm not talking about with the.
Speaker 1: Relationships i'm talking about like, food because there's only one
Speaker 1: person who operates the hinge between your, jaw you, Know
Speaker 1: so it's it's kind of your fault.
Speaker 4: List right to, improve because, hey you, know sleep is really.
Speaker 4: Important so maybe the quality of your sleep is affecting
Speaker 4: what you're eating and how you're. Eating you, know you
Speaker 4: might not have the energy to make quality, food so
Speaker 4: you grab something. Fast we already talked about physical exercise
Speaker 4: being too. Much of course the Ninetieth central were up
Speaker 4: was at at the. Top what about the bad? Foods
Speaker 4: and of course the really bad foods of course.
Speaker 5: Are YOU'RE.
Speaker 4: I guess synthetic is not the right way to call,
Speaker 4: it but you're highly processed, grains, Right we don't want
Speaker 4: highly processed, grains which basically are not grains. Anymore everything's
Speaker 4: stripped out of, it nutrients are stripped, out and then
Speaker 4: they have all the fortifying THAT.
Speaker 1: I knew he's gonna go over, there go with the iron,
Speaker 1: Exactly fuck, you that iron man.
Speaker 4: Adding all the synthetics back into, it and it's bleached.
Speaker 1: Hexaane and some of the Stuff i'm that. Sure, specifically
Speaker 1: like hexane is used in a lot of, things especially,
Speaker 1: oils that they would also make good stuff like go
Speaker 1: ahead and just grab anything out of here if you've
Speaker 1: put it at a grocery, store to look at it
Speaker 1: and be, like oh it. Dough, Yeah i've been doing
Speaker 1: that since two, thousand so, yeah on. You once you see,
Speaker 1: it you can't unsee.
Speaker 4: It and then a lot of it still has uh
Speaker 4: what is it glycossate because it's miss braid and the
Speaker 4: what's the protein that everyone can't handle these?
Speaker 8: Days?
Speaker 4: Gluten? Uh, yeah. Gluten tongue tied here today, gluten and
Speaker 4: some people can't handle. Gluten. Gluten some people seem like
Speaker 4: they can handle gluten. MORE i think a lot of
Speaker 4: the reaction to gluten has been because of all the
Speaker 4: other stuff they did.
Speaker 1: TOO i think it's because some people are just genetic
Speaker 1: pussies and they were never meant to have their genes carried.
Speaker 1: On but because the world is too fucking safe that
Speaker 1: even the worst hunters have been able to procreate and
Speaker 1: have created a weaker, weaker, weaker weaker people and They're i'm,
Speaker 1: Trying i'm being, funny But i'm also Not, uh there's
Speaker 1: there are some people that you can that most certainly
Speaker 1: look at and be like you are. Not you were
Speaker 1: never intended and you shouldn't be. Here you bring nothing
Speaker 1: to the. Table the fact that, you your your parents
Speaker 1: were you, know able to have sex and create you
Speaker 1: is an abomination and it's a it's a it's a
Speaker 1: scar on on or on. Mankind but other than, that
Speaker 1: how you? Doing yeah right, NOW i took that a
Speaker 1: little further than. Necessary but, yeah certain people are. Not it's,
Speaker 1: like if you can't adapt to, life, granted different and
Speaker 1: synthetic things that are unnatural are going to affect you
Speaker 1: in different ways and overdoing that in your. Diet but
Speaker 1: there's some people that for some reason have a resistance to.
Speaker 9: That why.
Speaker 1: It's because they probably came from a diet from a
Speaker 1: from a country that has a, long long history of
Speaker 1: utilizing rains as a source of. Food whereas if you
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Speaker 1: Place you're probably not gonna have expanients too Many, koreans
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Speaker 1: then have them to be. Poisoned on top of, that
Speaker 1: you're not gonna be able to handle them probably as, easily.
Speaker 5: You, know.
Speaker 1: And the and the and the person from the high
Speaker 1: the high mountains of, uh what's that since we were
Speaker 1: talking about it. Earlier of, uh let's Say. SCANDINAVIA i
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Speaker 4: Very.
Speaker 1: Well you, know if you eat a whole pineapple and you're,
Speaker 1: like you need it early top Ban, donna it starts
Speaker 1: depending on how ripe it is, too because it starts
Speaker 1: to become less over. Time you can actually feel it
Speaker 1: eating your. Skin, yeah it's it's like, that just the
Speaker 1: enzyme that you as you're eating, it it's basically eating.
Speaker 1: You that's all strong pineapple is.
Speaker 4: Too the grains and not so much the gluten. Itself
Speaker 4: but once your body tags something is, bad it starts
Speaker 4: overreacting to.
Speaker 1: It it takes a, while you're just overreacting.
Speaker 4: Body so it won't react. Anymore and what about fried
Speaker 4: oils or fried? Foods, really all these seed, oils oils
Speaker 4: in the body bottle that can go. Rancid and of
Speaker 4: course we have all these fried foods that are really.
Speaker 1: Bad and rape, seed grape seed all pond off as
Speaker 1: health food Hi omega, six which is extremely. Inflammatory, which
Speaker 1: by the, way if you're eating that and putting on
Speaker 1: your food and thinking of, that oh look at, Me i'm. Healthy,
Speaker 1: uh you're gonna be full of. Cholesterol because your body
Speaker 1: loves to keep you. Alive and when you con sinually
Speaker 1: inflame it with horrific eating, practices well then it has
Speaker 1: to continue to put out the fire inside your body
Speaker 1: so that you don't. Die and what do they use
Speaker 1: as a patch? Cholesterol it's not that the food jumps
Speaker 1: up your body because it was going through your blood
Speaker 1: that way because of The it's not it's because the
Speaker 1: that's the. Patch that's the band. Aid when you give
Speaker 1: yourself a, booboo and when you are prone to constantly
Speaker 1: give yourself, booboos you're like. That you, know emo teenager
Speaker 1: with the razor blade in his, room slashing his wrist
Speaker 1: or short his arm over and over and over. Again
Speaker 1: or he's got something a little bit duller but he
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Speaker 1: goth not that type of. Goth, uh that's kind of
Speaker 1: what you're doing every time you eat ship food that
Speaker 1: islam that it's inflaming the inside of your. Body and
Speaker 1: then when that, occurs you you have no choice but
Speaker 1: the use of the cholesterol that your body's ma aching
Speaker 1: and that you're putting into it to patch up the.
Speaker 1: Problem so if you're constantly inflaming your, body you're gonna
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Speaker 1: aid on top of another band aid on top another band,
Speaker 1: aid and there's only so much room in these. Arteries
Speaker 1: and then you're, like, oh, yeah plaque in your blah blah,
Speaker 1: Blah and they say it's because you have too much.
Speaker 1: Cholesterol you, no if you didn't have a, cholesterol you'd been.
Speaker 1: Dead what the problem is is that you've been eating
Speaker 1: a bunch of shit that's inflamed your.
Speaker 4: Insides of the, sugars so refine, sugars all these things
Speaker 4: are really bad for the. Body so we really have
Speaker 4: to cut these things down because these are the things
Speaker 4: that have empty nutrition because they have been highly. Processed
Speaker 4: and then of course we can list a thousand other
Speaker 4: things like GMOs and all the synthetic sugar, products AND.
Speaker 1: I want to see it tickle, me, gmo, elmo.
Speaker 4: The, dies and we can go on and on and.
Speaker 4: On but, basically if it's not something that you can
Speaker 4: actually grow in your garden without the use of all
Speaker 4: kinds of synthetic, chemicals it's probably not real. Food M
Speaker 4: in proving detox or, elimination, well that's a big. One uh.
Speaker 4: Huh if you're not eliminating. Toxins oh you know how
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Speaker 1: claims of science are always geared towards how they're gonna
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Speaker 1: a lot of the other claims that they've made have been,
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Speaker 1: we can only refuse to play and live in reality
Speaker 1: where value is assessed by your, attributes, skills hard, work,
Speaker 1: innovation willingness to help others be good leaders and, teachers.
Speaker 1: Etc when you bring real value to, others you are.
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Speaker 1: well that's way, different isn't. It instead of giving a
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Speaker 1: it's not like they're extracting it from a horse and
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Speaker 1: Vegetables this is where they say kidney sales have come
Speaker 1: from this fucking Retarded but not everybody who eats these
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Speaker 1: ultra sound treatment to break up the stones with sound.
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Speaker 1: that they weren't going to do. It SO i was
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Speaker 1: that a jagged pencil eraser sized. Stone and that's WHY
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Speaker 1: came out. Painlessly so the nd cause nutropathic doctor says calcium,
Speaker 1: deficiencies not calcium, overload which is what a lot of
Speaker 1: doctors will also say if it's in all capital. Letters
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Speaker 1: what those twelve bad foods might also mean to you
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Speaker 1: to do your ninet. Essentials, okay but its costs a lot.
Speaker 1: More SO i would say if you're going to start
Speaker 1: off like this tanky, tangerine which is a multi vitamin
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Speaker 1: to get the bottles of The Osteo. Effects but that's
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Speaker 1: MYSELF i feel like sometimes When i'm restless at, night
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Speaker 1: state of calm and THEN i go back to. Sleep
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Speaker 1: be the probably my next. Purchase, No i'm probably gonna
Speaker 1: get the fobocumic acid so that my, daughter my daughter's
Speaker 1: taking the it's taking the whole food multi. Vitamin and
Speaker 1: Then rebecca talked, like first she was trying to be
Speaker 1: like defensive of my daughter BECAUSE i guess she had
Speaker 1: a bad experience with her mother making her swallow a
Speaker 1: bunch of pills when she was, younger and so of
Speaker 1: course everything with her IS i, god damn. Trauma so,
Speaker 1: yeah forgive me for not being sensitive about. It it's
Speaker 1: it's gets a little old after eleven years or, twelve ten,
Speaker 1: years whatever it. Is so then she started reading the
Speaker 1: Whole food multi vitamin thing and she's like, wow because
Speaker 1: so first he's, Like barah is a good little. Girl
Speaker 1: she's not gonna be a swallow of. Pills And i'm,
Speaker 1: LIKE i didn't understand where that was coming. From THEN
Speaker 1: i realized that it was because her mother made her do.
Speaker 1: It it's, like you, know her mother also told her
Speaker 1: not to eat, sweet so she eats like a sheats. Garbage,
Speaker 1: now it's like if she told you not to, talk which,
Speaker 1: fire would you be a burn? Victim is? That is
Speaker 1: that the level that you're, taking like your your defiance
Speaker 1: now that you're an, adult like you gotta you gotta
Speaker 1: draw the line somewhere and understand that just because it
Speaker 1: came from her doesn't mean it's bad. Advice but she
Speaker 1: used to have to swallow a lot of, VITAMINS i,
Speaker 1: guess so she tried to like jump out in front of, it,
Speaker 1: like well she. Can't you got kids get. Chewables i'm, like,
Speaker 1: well let's just. See and so the one DAY i
Speaker 1: talked to my, Daughter she's, like, YEAH i used to
Speaker 1: have to do that for poop. Medicine SO i guess
Speaker 1: she had like constipation the, time and she had a
Speaker 1: swallow pill or. Whatever so she and these are these
Speaker 1: are actually pretty small the hopeful like multi. Vitamin they're
Speaker 1: they're small, enough they're not like big big to Where
Speaker 1: parah does no. Problem and she takes two of them a,
Speaker 1: day which is what Doctor Glynn i'm also said to
Speaker 1: take for her. Size AND i take. Four and Then
Speaker 1: rebecca was looking at it reading. IT i don't know
Speaker 1: how to tell she wrote read, that BUT i put
Speaker 1: it on the screen for her AND i showed heed
Speaker 1: the ee all THESE i read all that, stuff and
Speaker 1: THEN i went down to the actual, ingredients talking about
Speaker 1: the vibe and tons of iis, in which is. Awesome
Speaker 1: and THEN i pointed out the botanical blends which has
Speaker 1: a lunch of mushroom in it, too which is kind of.
Speaker 1: Cool oistern, mushroom organic, carrot take good. Stuff is it
Speaker 1: rishi in Your?
Speaker 5: No, No.
Speaker 1: Rishi rishi is supposed to be good for fighting back
Speaker 1: that BIG c. Word but if the fact that you
Speaker 1: have BIG c in the first, place because you're not getting,
Speaker 1: Nutrients so it's just the mushrooms nutrients that it's, providing
Speaker 1: which is probably a form of VITAMIN d that's actually
Speaker 1: causing the.
Speaker 4: Ship the.
Speaker 1: Balance, anyway we're gotting fermented barley. Grass this is the fermented.
Speaker 1: Greens and then, This, yeah there's EVEN mct in. Here
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Speaker 1: away from them. There, well you've a, vampires so there you.
Speaker 1: Go so she took four too, today SO i was,
Speaker 1: like she was, like, okay give me a. Bottle she
Speaker 1: came up to me and asked me after she gave
Speaker 1: me his resistance Before farred even tried. Him and then
Speaker 1: it's been like the third or fourth day now affair
Speaker 1: has been tag came up and THEN, i, UH i
Speaker 1: just Had rebecca try it. Today so that's. Cool i'm.
Speaker 1: GLAD i mean not THAT i want to keep her a,
Speaker 1: life BUT i am pretending the kitty it'd be kindding, okay,
Speaker 1: yeah thirty nine ninety, Six and then you use CODE
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Speaker 3: At DID?
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Speaker 1: talks about the other.
Speaker 4: Stuff so he has the storm somewhere about half that
Speaker 4: is a primary source for the, body this tour. TOXINS
Speaker 4: a lot of people have theorized that that is probably
Speaker 4: the number one reason why there's a certain type of
Speaker 4: fat that The bible says we're not supposed to, eat
Speaker 4: which is usually not the normal fat that's on. Meat
Speaker 4: it's usually the fat that you, know you have accumulating
Speaker 4: around your waist and. Stuff that's a different type of
Speaker 4: fat than what you find on your. Meat but usually
Speaker 4: that's probably one of the reasons why that's not supposed
Speaker 4: to be visceral fat they call it that's not supposed
Speaker 4: to be eaten because that is where the animal would
Speaker 4: hold all of its, toxins and that happens with.
Speaker 1: Us, Yeah so this visceral fat is usually beneath the.
Speaker 1: Muscle so if you're a thick bodied and you didn't
Speaker 1: take a bunch OF hgh to make yourself well retorted
Speaker 1: and have all your organs expand and get. Huge if
Speaker 1: you are thick, bodied you might have skin on the,
Speaker 1: outside but you might have visceral fat that you need
Speaker 1: that you can actually lose to shrink.
Speaker 4: Down do you think a lot of times a lot
Speaker 4: of things the body.
Speaker 1: Does and, again if there's if you have a fatty,
Speaker 1: liver there's gonna be a lot of toxins that are
Speaker 1: gonna be released from. That it's always good to have
Speaker 1: ninety central, nutrients especially if even if you are fasting
Speaker 1: and if you're going through a. Detoxing you're going to
Speaker 1: go through a detox by going through keto because you're
Speaker 1: going to be, switching converting over from the shitty fuel
Speaker 1: to the good. Fuel fat is the good. Fuel once
Speaker 1: you're on, it you feel. Amazing you know that you
Speaker 1: realize that you've been running on a synthetic fuel because
Speaker 1: we live in a synthetic. World we live in an
Speaker 1: artificial world created by these white vas who introduce sugar
Speaker 1: and all the other shit to us a long time
Speaker 1: ago and have done everything they can to augment reality
Speaker 1: and augment, nature so that we have things called genetically,
Speaker 1: modified so that we have things called artificial, intelligence so
Speaker 1: that we have things called virtual, reality so they have
Speaker 1: things called the, metaverse so that we have things called
Speaker 1: money that somehow assesses value over somebody's actual worth as
Speaker 1: a person to. Others all these things have taken over
Speaker 1: importance and perception of. People because it's a. Spell this
Speaker 1: is not how, rational reasonable people, live and they wouldn't
Speaker 1: be told what to do or felt like they were
Speaker 1: inferior to somebody simply because they had more, seashells especially
Speaker 1: when they make the. Seashells, well of course you should
Speaker 1: have more of. Them you live by the, ocean you
Speaker 1: have access to the. Seashells all of your buddies live
Speaker 1: on you, know benefit from that seashell. Service you get
Speaker 1: interest free seashell. Loaning why would that make you? Better
Speaker 1: it makes you more of a. Weasel, oh do what they,
Speaker 1: say because he's gonna he promised me a lot of.
Speaker 1: Seashells fuck.
Speaker 4: You if it's innate, wisdom it is not. Pleasant but
Speaker 4: it's body trying to. Survive so the body taking on
Speaker 4: extra weight to store toxins, in or maybe it makes
Speaker 4: a cyst or a, tumor or some type of storage
Speaker 4: area to store a bunch of, junk so until it's
Speaker 4: able to actually eliminate, it because the body has to
Speaker 4: do something with, it and it is intelligent and it's
Speaker 4: trying to keep you. Alive so it's, like what's.
Speaker 1: Is there an ice cream truck driving by her house
Speaker 1: or something like? That, Oh god's, eyes where is that a?
Speaker 1: Phone you hear it in the, background like it sounds like.
Speaker 4: Music stick it over there because you can't get it
Speaker 4: out of the. Body the elimination channels are. Stuck and of,
Speaker 4: course you, know there's a lot of search on how
Speaker 4: many pounds a person actually can carry in their intestines
Speaker 4: when they're not having normal bowel, movements which is pretty.
Speaker 1: Sick the fifteen to TWENTY i, heard and that's if
Speaker 1: it's not just a bunch of freaking parasites in.
Speaker 4: There, well BUT i don't know what the numbers are
Speaker 4: on top of my, head.
Speaker 1: But cool and hydrotherapy kids.
Speaker 4: Astronomical when you hear.
Speaker 14: The, numbers it's, like, what, WELL i guess that does
Speaker 14: lead to the question of are we looking for weight
Speaker 14: loss or are we looking for fat?
Speaker 1: Loss because, well obviously it's fat that would be the.
Speaker 1: Desirable you don't want to lose, muscle even though it's
Speaker 1: inevitable that you might lose a little, bit it takes
Speaker 1: so long to get. It you want to try to
Speaker 1: do your best not to let that. Happen now in
Speaker 1: an effort to become, leaner your body's going to look smaller,
Speaker 1: anyway because you're not puffed up with all the water
Speaker 1: from the sugar when you're you, know not eating that
Speaker 1: crap for a, while and when your skin gets, thinner
Speaker 1: it's gonna make you look. Smaller, right you're gonna have more,
Speaker 1: definition but it's gonna be on a frame that's not
Speaker 1: all fat with with a thick layer of a, hide
Speaker 1: like your hide is. Thinner so of course you're gonna
Speaker 1: look like you're shrunk, down even if you didn't lose
Speaker 1: very much muscle at all or any at. All so
Speaker 1: you gotta be careful with those. Words and then the
Speaker 1: BMIs and the freaking dex of, scans all that shit is.
Speaker 1: Bullshit there's no there's no real good measure for. That
Speaker 1: because there's also people who just have loose, skin so
Speaker 1: they would always be considered to have some potential or
Speaker 1: some some percentage of body fat above what they actually
Speaker 1: have because they lost a lot of weight and now
Speaker 1: the skin, doesn't you, know elastic. ANYMORE i THINK i
Speaker 1: think a higher concentration of copper and the diet might
Speaker 1: actually fix that over. Time i'm gonna WHEN i WHEN i,
Speaker 1: Uh I'll i'll tell you for for sure on my,
Speaker 1: own on, myself because WHEN i got super, THIN i
Speaker 1: still had a belly button that was laying flat rather
Speaker 1: than open eyeballs closed eye because of. Skin SO i
Speaker 1: will let you. Know next TIME i get down to
Speaker 1: the thinness THAT i want to, BE i WILL i
Speaker 1: will do the test to see plus sometimes time it
Speaker 1: just tightens up. Anyway AND i think there's something like
Speaker 1: what they call it wheat. Germ it works on it
Speaker 1: works on scar, tissue but it might also work and energy,
Speaker 1: pathways but it might also work on skin. Tightening i'm
Speaker 1: not one hundred percent sure on. THAT i have to
Speaker 1: go back and, look because.
Speaker 14: Yes if everything that's in your intestines were to come,
Speaker 14: out you probably wouldn't lose, fat but you would lose.
Speaker 14: Weight and so there is a difference in weight management
Speaker 14: because weight management technically could be even water. Weight so
Speaker 14: you got a, weight you, know or parasites contents of
Speaker 14: the bowel, weight and you've got fat, weight you, know
Speaker 14: and those are all part of the weight.
Speaker 4: Equation, yeah and that kind of comes back into the
Speaker 4: bad diet with messing with the kidneys.
Speaker 1: Again if you say you have about five pounds of,
Speaker 1: fat you may only have five pounds of. Fat you
Speaker 1: might need to lose fifteen pounds, though because it might
Speaker 1: be other shit going, on, Right you might be, floated
Speaker 1: you might have stuff stuck in your, intestines so they're
Speaker 1: egc What i'm. Saying or you have fatty liver that
Speaker 1: once you get that fixed by a proper diet and some,
Speaker 1: herbs then your body will be able to absorb nutrients
Speaker 1: better and the kid the liver will be able to
Speaker 1: function more, optimally as they, say.
Speaker 4: Because you start messing with the kidneys and then your
Speaker 4: body is going to start accumulating more water. Weight, Right
Speaker 4: so all these are things they think. About you can
Speaker 4: lose a lot of water, weight but that's not necessarily
Speaker 4: a fat although it might make you look a little
Speaker 4: bit thinner in your. Clothes so.
Speaker 1: Healing the, gut, well that's WHY i think about. It
Speaker 1: a lot of people lose quote unquote inches before they
Speaker 1: lose too much, weight.
Speaker 4: And, uh we're going to talk more about that because
Speaker 4: of if the gut is, healthy then those l cells
Speaker 4: are going to be able to make your OWN, glp
Speaker 4: which is going to help with weight improving blood, sugar
Speaker 4: and we kind of explained. Why you, know if your
Speaker 4: blood sugar isn't, right then you're going to be burning
Speaker 4: the wrong type of, fuel and your body is going
Speaker 4: to be always sucking up and eliminating all your good
Speaker 4: nutrients and proteins and everything else to try to find
Speaker 4: something to. Burn and it's probably not going to burn
Speaker 4: the bad fat on the. Body it's going to go
Speaker 4: for whatever can be burnt. Fastest and then of course
Speaker 4: dealing with mental emotional.
Speaker 1: Trauma, yeah so if you're not, using if you're not any,
Speaker 1: shoes that's not that's not a promotion to eat sugars
Speaker 1: and carbs. Though that just means get a bunch of
Speaker 1: proteins in your body and usually utilize, that you, know
Speaker 1: and make sure you have your ninety assention youtooe in
Speaker 1: there so they're not going to be burned.
Speaker 4: Away trauma emost mental emotional, trauma.
Speaker 1: You can't take this to the, extreme and so you
Speaker 1: shouldn't never move.
Speaker 4: And lead to weight because we like to hold onto.
Speaker 4: Things and if you just think about it, symbolically the
Speaker 4: body really does work symbolically in a lot of. Ways
Speaker 4: if we're holding onto, something we're holding on, something and
Speaker 4: a lot of times that will manifest as holding on to,
Speaker 4: weight as in fat or water or something.
Speaker 3: Else so.
Speaker 4: All things to address with.
Speaker 14: Lifestyle, well and you had mentioned cortisol AND i think
Speaker 14: that that might go along with the emotional trauma emotional
Speaker 14: stress that produced makes it apparently so that you gain,
Speaker 14: fat but.
Speaker 1: It's not all that. Means it's aging thing and all,
Speaker 1: that but it's also. Necessary cortosol does a lot of.
Speaker 1: Things we need to go through that right. Now this
Speaker 1: is kind of a naive way of looking at. It
Speaker 1: it's a hormone produced by the adrenal glands that helps
Speaker 1: regulate the body's stress, response but it also maintains essential
Speaker 1: functions like blood, sugar blood, pressure and. Metabolism in response to,
Speaker 1: stress it increases, alertness heart rate, okay, OFF i get off, it,
Speaker 1: uh and energy availability by breaking down, fats, proteins and.
Speaker 1: Carbohydrates did you see the word. Fat you see the word,
Speaker 1: yeah you. Go it also plays a role in controlling
Speaker 1: inflammation and the immune system. Chronically high, levels though kind
Speaker 1: of chronically the high levels can have negative health. Effects
Speaker 1: it's not a bad. Thing, yes it is a thing
Speaker 1: that ages. You so people had said back WHEN i
Speaker 1: was in high in, college WHICH i think they may
Speaker 1: have maybe scaled back their assumptions and presumptions since. Then
Speaker 1: regulates to bodies use of, sugar blood, sugar you would need.
Speaker 1: That cortisol is important and if you're not blasting yourself with,
Speaker 1: sugar you probably won't have as much cortizole response. Either
Speaker 1: think about. That cortozola is the primary hormone in the
Speaker 1: fight or flight. Response, yeah so, right we have that
Speaker 1: the negative stress, factor the emotional stress factor with the
Speaker 1: emotional or the physical stress or danger. Factor blood pressure
Speaker 1: helps control blood, pressure making blood vessels more sensitive to
Speaker 1: other hormones that constrict. Them magnesium and calcium have to
Speaker 1: be balanced into body two for you not to have
Speaker 1: constricted arteries and stuff like that too from the muscles
Speaker 1: on the. Outside immune. Function it has anti inflammatory effects
Speaker 1: and helps regulate the immune system sleep wake. Cycle the
Speaker 1: hormone follows a natural daily, rhythm peaking in the morning
Speaker 1: and reaching its lowest levels, overnight which helps regulate the
Speaker 1: sleep wake. Cycle there you.
Speaker 3: Go not the.
Speaker 1: High chronic cortisol levels can accelerate aging by damaging, cells
Speaker 1: increasing information and contribute to age related. Diseases but what's
Speaker 1: causing that and what's not regulating? It something else that
Speaker 1: you have, deficiency have a deficiency and most likely.
Speaker 14: Typically visceral, fat and maybe could explain the difference between visceral,
Speaker 14: fat where it's, located and what it. Does you kind
Speaker 14: of touched on that with the fact that that might
Speaker 14: be where the toxins are. Stored but visceral fat compared
Speaker 14: to subcutaneous, fat which is the fat that's underneath your,
Speaker 14: SKIN i guess the visceral fat gives you a beer belly.
Speaker 14: GUT i read somewhere that if.
Speaker 4: Women the, kidneys so, yeah visual.
Speaker 14: Toxins and the bodies trying to sequester. Them so in
Speaker 14: cortisol being the stress, hormone is kind of instigating.
Speaker 4: That, Yes And quartstoll obviously is made within the, adrenals
Speaker 4: and the adrenals are highly related to the. Kidneys THEY i,
Speaker 4: mean they sit right on top of the. Kidneys so,
Speaker 4: yeah visceral fat would be fat that grows and surrounds your.
Speaker 4: Organs so, typically when if you ever see people that
Speaker 4: have those fake big lumps of, fat they, show, oh
Speaker 4: this is what your fat looks like and how heavy it,
Speaker 4: is versus they might hold up a piece of protein or. Something,
Speaker 4: usually the vistral fat is what makes you look. Heavy
Speaker 4: it's what is gathering around the. Organs so whereas normal
Speaker 4: fat that would be found into wo when into the,
Speaker 4: muscles which actually makes the meat kind of tastes. Better
Speaker 4: so a lot of times you're notice and The biblical
Speaker 4: commands it talks about the fat that surrounds the. Organ
Speaker 4: it's not the fat that's in the. Muscle it's the
Speaker 4: fat that surrounds the organ because that's where the vistral
Speaker 4: fat forms. Around and of course then that pushes on
Speaker 4: the skin and makes you bigger and bigger because it's
Speaker 4: gathering up around the. Organs so that's a vistral. Fat
Speaker 4: that's what we want to get rid of and what
Speaker 4: we don't really want to be.
Speaker 14: Eating the other QUESTION i had for you was about
Speaker 14: getting enough, sleep AND i understand that a lot of
Speaker 14: people that are overweight for whatever, reason they have trouble
Speaker 14: with sleep, apnea not being able to breathe at. Night
Speaker 14: they get machines to try to help them with, this
Speaker 14: but it makes it so that they can't get sleep at.
Speaker 14: Night they fall asleep during the day because they didn't
Speaker 14: get sleep at. Night and so the very thing that
Speaker 14: they need to, improve which is their, weight in order
Speaker 14: to not have that, happen is the very thing that's
Speaker 14: kind of sabotaging. It and it seems like a catch twenty.
Speaker 4: Two, yes so the way they really need is those ninetiethentri.
Speaker 4: Nutrients we can'm p try to break the. Cycle but
Speaker 4: now our last one was brainon, eyes wasn't. It, Yes,
Speaker 4: so AND i remember the NAME i was trying to
Speaker 4: remember during, that which was Doctor Jack. Cruz and he's
Speaker 4: kind of making it a huge impact all over the
Speaker 4: internet lately because he's been talking recently talking about stuff
Speaker 4: that he has known for years that he hasn't been
Speaker 4: allowed to talk. About in, fact he even mentioned that
Speaker 4: he did A ted talk about eighteen years ago and
Speaker 4: they had banned it and it was never released UNTIL
Speaker 4: i think maybe just recently they finally released, it and
Speaker 4: he was just kind of in the right place at
Speaker 4: the right, time and he's told a lot of this
Speaker 4: information To. Kennedy but he has always been big on
Speaker 4: years on blue light and white blue light so bad for,
Speaker 4: you and having things like these your blue light blocking
Speaker 4: glasses which Usually i'm wearing When i'm working in front
Speaker 4: of the, computers and this kind of lighting because all
Speaker 4: of our lighting now is blue light and they're doing
Speaker 4: that on. Purpose and his big thing is he was
Speaker 4: he's a. Neurosurgeon he still does brain, surgeries but he
Speaker 4: does it very different than most. People he uses all
Speaker 4: kinds of different full spectrum and red lights during the
Speaker 4: brain surgery and he has phenomenal. Results but he was
Speaker 4: very heavy at one, time AND i GUESS i never knew,
Speaker 4: this but he studied with Doctor. Becker Doctor becker is
Speaker 4: one of the first BOOKS i read getting into this.
Speaker 4: Field way back in nineteen ninety nine ninety. Eight he
Speaker 4: wrote the Book Body, electric and he also wrote a
Speaker 4: Book Cross, currents and he was doing research discovering that
Speaker 4: the body MAKES dc energy and it. Sells and he
Speaker 4: was doing research WITH dc electric on salamanders and growing
Speaker 4: lens back and figuring out how electromagnetism affects the. Body
Speaker 4: and he also found out that the body cells MAKE uv.
Speaker 4: Light so When Jack, cruise Doctor Jack, cruse he's AN,
Speaker 4: md found out that the body MAKES uv, light he, went,
Speaker 4: well then the suns can't be bad for you if
Speaker 4: your body makes. It so he started studying the leaptin
Speaker 4: pathways and how the light from the sun when it
Speaker 4: hits your eyes stimulates hormone, production and he started going
Speaker 4: out in the morning light every day and eventually he
Speaker 4: lost all kinds of weight just by getting out in the.
Speaker 4: Sunlight because how many of your hormones are based on
Speaker 4: being out in the. Sun SO i guess we should
Speaker 4: throw that one on the list.
Speaker 14: Too, yeah, well it sounds like being in the sunshine
Speaker 14: is going to. Help and then being in total darkness
Speaker 14: while you're sleeping so you don't have other lights on
Speaker 14: while you're.
Speaker 4: Sleeping, yeah, well thank. You that's WHAT i was getting
Speaker 4: to is you asked a question about the, Sleep so
Speaker 4: that is the. Key because one of the other things
Speaker 4: he found out is most of your maltonin production is
Speaker 4: during the day when you're in the, sun but the
Speaker 4: body doesn't release it until the sun goes down and it's,
Speaker 4: dark so we need complete darkness for the body to
Speaker 4: release the, melatonin and then we need the sunlight to
Speaker 4: trigger the body to go back to releasing serotonin for
Speaker 4: your daytime. Energy so if you're around too much of
Speaker 4: the blue light and, stuff especially before, bed it can
Speaker 4: really affect how well you. Sleep so that's why probably
Speaker 4: about this time of the, day it's five almost six
Speaker 4: o'clock my Time eastern time, here so this is about
Speaker 4: the time if you're gonna be in a lot of
Speaker 4: in front of computers and your phone and, stuff you
Speaker 4: should be wearing blue light blocking glasses that get your
Speaker 4: body used To, okay we need to start getting that
Speaker 4: melatonin production ready and start shifting into sleep. Mode and
Speaker 4: that's why it's a really bad habit for people to
Speaker 4: be in bed with their phone because you're gonna mess
Speaker 4: off your cycles and you're not gonna be able to
Speaker 4: convert and get into that sleep.
Speaker 1: Mode so, yeah you, know like when your life says
Speaker 1: you're not converting, anymore you just you can't. Convert we
Speaker 1: tried this, yesterday you couldn't.
Speaker 4: Convert interesting little tip bacts are. Sleep that's whow start
Speaker 4: get your ninetieth in nutrients and start making some positive
Speaker 4: changes with light to try to get your sleep better
Speaker 4: and hormone. Production so, nutrients what do you, Need, well
Speaker 4: you need healthy, proteins healthy, fats so your body can
Speaker 4: burn the healthy fats that you're eating and convert that
Speaker 4: into what the body needs because your body is not
Speaker 4: going to burn the visceral fat very, easily, Okay and
Speaker 4: to get the body burning, that you're going to have
Speaker 4: to provide the things the body wants to burn, Naturally
Speaker 4: so your, minerals your, proteins and healthy, fats.
Speaker 1: Your body wants to burn the souls of the non, believers.
Speaker 4: And then your body is not going to be burning cheap.
Speaker 4: SUGAR a lot of those things will be converted to
Speaker 4: the proper sugars, anyways but we don't want to start.
Speaker 4: There it's, like, well just because protein and a lot
Speaker 4: of these things get converted into a sugar, eventually you
Speaker 4: don't want to just stick sugar in the body then
Speaker 4: start with that. Process you want the body actually to
Speaker 4: do the process as supposed to to turn those things
Speaker 4: into what it. Needs and we have to remember a
Speaker 4: lot of those things the body actually needs as nutrients
Speaker 4: to do some type of building or whatever it is
Speaker 4: that the body's going to use it for so not
Speaker 4: all that's going to be converted straight into. ENERGY a
Speaker 4: lot of it is used to repair and build a.
Speaker 4: Body antioxidants are really, important so greens and berries because
Speaker 4: they're going to be anti. Inflammatory of, course copper with
Speaker 4: a little. Zinc we need a little bit of. Zinc
Speaker 4: we want food based. Zinc we don't want synthetic or
Speaker 4: what we would call it inorganic. Zinc and course of
Speaker 4: copper because we know copper is very important for all
Speaker 4: these hormones and it's very important for that uh pam
Speaker 4: pam enzigme fatty acids LIKE. Epa that kind of goes
Speaker 4: along with the, fat healthy fats sun for your HORMONE
Speaker 4: d and the activation of YOUR, a and that kind
Speaker 4: of goes back to what Doctor Jack cruz has been talking,
Speaker 4: about because a lot of those pathways have to do
Speaker 4: with retinal and hitting the. Retina so retina and what.
Speaker 1: Does the zimbig fuck, With, yeah, exactly the sunlight Light god. Light, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah the message from the benevolent. Creator, yeah let's just
Speaker 1: cut those eyes. Up you're not going to need this around,
Speaker 1: here remember that Movie Event. Horizon you're not going to
Speaker 1: need those where we're going.
Speaker 4: Need retinal and retinal is a viaminade that's mostly found
Speaker 4: in the. Animals and then that's why we have the
Speaker 4: cud liver, oil so that helps that production of a
Speaker 4: lot of your. Hormones it's a whole neural. Pathway it's
Speaker 4: a fascinating. THING i would love to actually sit down
Speaker 4: with the guy and learn, more because he has some
Speaker 4: really interesting information i've ever heard shining different lights in
Speaker 4: people's eyes and watching how the eye, changes and he
Speaker 4: can tell all kinds of stuff about where you have
Speaker 4: problems in your brain just by how your eyes respond
Speaker 4: to different forms of. Light it's like there's not a
Speaker 4: lot of people who understand that kind of. Stuff, wow
Speaker 4: that is. Interesting and of course the last thing for
Speaker 4: the gut is healthy probiotics and other herbs and foods
Speaker 4: that are going to help strengthen inhal the gut so
Speaker 4: that your gut can actually make those g. LPs AND
Speaker 4: i GUESS i didn't mention. It it was probably a
Speaker 4: bunch of slides back when we were actually talking about
Speaker 4: g the G lp one and that is this month
Speaker 4: we will have on The azurewell. NEWSLETTER hr has a
Speaker 4: great article more Website, okay we'll put a link to.
Speaker 14: It and, yeah we do have a blog over on
Speaker 14: azuliving well dot com and that'd be great place to.
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Speaker 1: Place, yeah metal top metallic, coppers but this is Not
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Speaker 14: That, yeah the emphasis being on balance because apparently when
Speaker 14: the body is in balance and it has the right
Speaker 14: balance of hormones and, everything it naturally regulates its own.
Speaker 14: Weight it naturally knows what the optimal weight. Is if
Speaker 14: everything else is in.
Speaker 1: Balance, well that's doesn't know what the optimal weight. Is
Speaker 1: what does that even? Mean optimal? Weight what does that
Speaker 1: even fucking. Mean, no it's not going to continuously be
Speaker 1: hungry once it's associated with the amount of minerals and
Speaker 1: nutrients that it. Needs and that's why that's how they
Speaker 1: fatten the animals up for, auction because they take the
Speaker 1: minerals out of their food so that there's constant. Need
Speaker 1: so your body or the animal's body triggers the impulse
Speaker 1: to start keep eating because they're not getting what they
Speaker 1: need out of the out of the. Diet, well you're
Speaker 1: doing the same, thing and you're putting the wrong stuff
Speaker 1: in there to. Boot so why AM i still? HUNGRY
Speaker 1: I i feel like so. Awful, well it's because you're not.
Speaker 1: Eating you're not getting what you. Need so do the ninety.
Speaker 1: Essentials there have been that roller. COASTER i Don't i'm
Speaker 1: not trying To i'm actually being sympathetic here When i'm saying.
Speaker 1: This you might eat a lot and then still feel
Speaker 1: like you want to eat. Again we don't know, why
Speaker 1: but you're, like you just can't stop. Yourself, well that's
Speaker 1: because what you were eating was not supplying what you
Speaker 1: needed for your. Body so plus habits after a while
Speaker 1: will get to you and you'll just end up doing
Speaker 1: stuff like that until you regulate yourself down and get
Speaker 1: rid of the. Impulses but the impulses from your brain
Speaker 1: triggering you to go eat for minerals will go away
Speaker 1: once you have the whole food multi, vitamin the full vucchemic,
Speaker 1: acid THE ip six, supreme and the cod liver OIL.
Speaker 11: I.
Speaker 14: Hipplay so, really when we talk whole food, nutrition we're
Speaker 14: talking about creating a balance so that the body can
Speaker 14: figure it out on its. Own it's not really forcing
Speaker 14: the body to do a particular. Thing it's just giving
Speaker 14: it what it wants to be able to do what
Speaker 14: it knows is right exactly.
Speaker 4: Exactly that's a key word, Again, well not forcing the
Speaker 4: body to do what we wanted to, do which it
Speaker 4: seems to be the only real trick in the allopathic
Speaker 4: medicine is to force the, body.
Speaker 1: Right, well, yeah it's, uh it's, oppositional, right. Oppositional it's
Speaker 1: in defiance of the way the body is, moving to
Speaker 1: force it into way that the doctor thinks is more,
Speaker 1: uh you, know it's more. Desirable so here's the problem with, that,
Speaker 1: Though if you don't know what the hell you're talking,
Speaker 1: about and you're forcing the body to do other, things
Speaker 1: you're going to just break other things along the. Way
Speaker 1: it's like moving a scaffolding and weakening the structure because
Speaker 1: you didn't know how to how to displace, it, right
Speaker 1: you know WHAT i. Mean it's like you're twisting, it turning.
Speaker 1: It it's not it's. Not it's not the way to.
Speaker 1: Go and drugs and and vitamins from the grocery store
Speaker 1: that are made out of of synthetic or gmo materials
Speaker 1: that aren't real whole food vitamins are just as bad
Speaker 1: for you because they strip nutrients out of your, body
Speaker 1: including especially. Copper so why the hell would you go that?
Speaker 1: Route and the way they tell you how to use
Speaker 1: a vitamin is the same way they tell you how
Speaker 1: to use a. Drug and these are pharmaceutical grade, vitamins
Speaker 1: because it's not real. Vitamins they're drugs in the sense
Speaker 1: because they're not whole food and they're. Synthetic but they're
Speaker 1: going to tell you to high dose it over high
Speaker 1: dose one or two things and forget about all the
Speaker 1: other minerals and nutrients that you, need and that's not
Speaker 1: good for. You you're doing the same. Thing you're forcing
Speaker 1: the body in a certain, direction and that's not the
Speaker 1: right way to do. It you need to work with
Speaker 1: it so that it does what it needs to do
Speaker 1: on its.
Speaker 4: Own we, want but unfortunately that usually only lasts so
Speaker 4: long and then you. Crash so for, men the first
Speaker 4: two very similar because these are you could call them
Speaker 4: really generic formulas because one is just food for the
Speaker 4: adrenals and the Adrenaew, adaptagen LIKE i, said are adaptagen,
Speaker 4: herbs so they adapt to different body types and they
Speaker 4: don't force the, body so they're good for men and.
Speaker 4: Women so those, two.
Speaker 1: It's fun for a girl and a, boy is what
Speaker 1: he's trying to. Say it's slinky.
Speaker 4: Basically the. Same but then we have men's pro, adaptagen
Speaker 4: so this is a very specific adaptogen in, herbals specifically for,
Speaker 4: men and really helping balance testostrum because who knows if
Speaker 4: it's too high or too. Low there's a lot of
Speaker 4: emphasis today on giving men more. TESTOSTERUM i don't think
Speaker 4: that's a really great, idea.
Speaker 1: No especially when you become dependent on it, afterwards because
Speaker 1: you've fucked your natural ability to do. It but, again
Speaker 1: did they actually screw their natural ability to do? It
Speaker 1: or do they just tank their cholesterol and damage to
Speaker 1: liver so that it wasn't producing the proper? Hormones are
Speaker 1: they getting everything that they need in order to produce these?
Speaker 1: Hormones are they utilizing anything or do they take some
Speaker 1: sort Of are they getting all the nutrients that they
Speaker 1: need in order to be healthy enough to have the?
Speaker 1: Hormones are we sure it's because you're getting? Older is
Speaker 1: because you've been living with deficiencies as long as you?
Speaker 1: Have are you sure you honestly truly actually need testosteromphac and?
Speaker 1: Therapy were you slamming freaking pds for a? Decade, well
Speaker 1: then maybe you do need them because you screwed yourself.
Speaker 1: Ready but all, right once this is, over, GUYS i
Speaker 1: was gonna do all kinds of other stuff, today get
Speaker 1: into The instagram stuff and all, that But i've got
Speaker 1: to go to, gymnastics so this will be done hopefully.
Speaker 1: Soon and THEN.
Speaker 4: I think we should do things to stimulate the body
Speaker 4: to make its own testosterone if it really needs. It
Speaker 4: and you, know because we don't, know as you get,
Speaker 4: older maybe it's supposed to. Decline we have this idea
Speaker 4: that all it's declined and that's a bad. Thing well
Speaker 4: maybe it depends on your age and your body knows what's.
Speaker 4: Best so we don't want to artificially force your body
Speaker 4: to do something you don't want it to. Do but
Speaker 4: it also supports muscle, support energy and.
Speaker 1: Weight the survivalist species would tell you that the, wisest
Speaker 1: oldest hunter and warrior would want to spread HIS dna
Speaker 1: far and wide as much as possible for as long
Speaker 1: as he. Could the, older the, better WHICH ME andc
Speaker 1: survived longer, battles you, know, longer more, battles more u.
Speaker 1: Hierarchy so you should everything should be working down there
Speaker 1: into into into gray gray old. Age and if you don't,
Speaker 1: think if you if you accept that at a certain
Speaker 1: levels in, time all that's not supposed to it's not.
Speaker 1: TRUE i don't buy that at. ALL i think you
Speaker 1: know pro creating and making stronger. People it would be
Speaker 1: something that nature would have built into the system so
Speaker 1: that the survivors get to mate and the survivors of
Speaker 1: multiple wars get to mate, again you.
Speaker 4: Know and then the last two there are more specific
Speaker 4: for one's testosterrum support for. Men that one is a
Speaker 4: specific blend specifically for supporting the bodies natural balance of
Speaker 4: testosterrum and other male, hormones because you, know men also
Speaker 4: have progesterone and estrogen and all the other. Hormones it's
Speaker 4: just a different. Ratio and then we have prostate, support,
Speaker 4: which as you can, imagine it's for the, prostate and
Speaker 4: those two together are going to have help with metabolism
Speaker 4: and energy levels because it's balancing hormones and some of
Speaker 4: the key sex organs for. Men one, more we also
Speaker 4: have digestive and blood sugar support since those two areas
Speaker 4: the body are so. Important and we also have a
Speaker 4: little bit in here for. Detox. Right so the two
Speaker 4: first two products here are two different types of probiotics
Speaker 4: That Azra well. Has one is a multi so it
Speaker 4: has pre POST i think it actually has pro probiotics
Speaker 4: in there as, well so that's kind of a multiculture probiotic,
Speaker 4: formula and what that means is everyone knows what probiotics,
Speaker 4: are but probiotics help and sometimes they call. Them you,
Speaker 4: know people know probiotics are probiotics that you give the
Speaker 4: body that are healthy gut. Bacteria prey biotics usually help
Speaker 4: the body with making its own healthy bacteria because it's
Speaker 4: giving you the building, blocks and then post is healthy
Speaker 4: gut bacteria that can, Last, yeah after a number of
Speaker 4: processes in the, body so you're not just it's hard
Speaker 4: to explain it, exactly not just running through the. Body,
Speaker 4: Right so these probatics are going to last even if
Speaker 4: you eat and after other things move through the, intestines
Speaker 4: so they're staying in there because sometimes you take multiple
Speaker 4: or high dose probiotics and half of it just goes
Speaker 4: right back out in the. Tulet and we don't want.
Speaker 4: That so we want things to actually stay in the
Speaker 4: gut and help that harvesting of good gut bacteria in
Speaker 4: a healthy. Microbiome next, step advanced probatics are very similar
Speaker 4: to that. Concept they're kind of more of what we
Speaker 4: were just. Explaining probatics that are gonna help stay in
Speaker 4: the gut and really help that. Microbiome and then if
Speaker 4: we're helping the, microbiome we're gonna help the gut. Health
Speaker 4: we're gonna help reduce, inflammation it's gonna help with mood,
Speaker 4: regulation and of course it's gonna help the THOSE l.
Speaker 4: Cells then make your GL p one hormones.
Speaker 1: Naturally is anybody else like stuck on versus blood sugar
Speaker 1: and can't get stupid red hot chili peppers out of their?
Speaker 1: Head play chugar baby.
Speaker 4: Injections the net middle one here provides nucleotides from bovine.
Speaker 4: Colostrum so a lot of people Know Recover Immune Vitality.
Speaker 4: Complex this is a phenomenal of formula for the immune.
Speaker 4: System but a lot of people realize that the colostrum
Speaker 4: is very healthy for the gut and it also supports
Speaker 4: supports THE l. Cells so here's another way to give
Speaker 4: the body something to support the natural production of G lp.
Speaker 4: One and then we have a couple of products here for,
Speaker 4: detox blood sugar, balance and just good old anti inflammatory
Speaker 4: and gut. Health Three greens Liquid. Corilla that's a great
Speaker 4: product for detoxing and supporting the liver phase one and
Speaker 4: phase two. Detox that's one of my, favorite really so three.
Speaker 4: Greens it has corilla and cilantro and. Parsley blood sugar
Speaker 4: support as you can, imagine it bounces blood. Sugar it
Speaker 4: has cinnamon and a bunch of other. Things and then
Speaker 4: to help with the blood sugar. Balance and then one
Speaker 4: of my FAVORITES i take this product actually every day
Speaker 4: in my drink in the morning is a tumeric ginger. Powder,
Speaker 4: now the tumeric part is anti. Inflammatory it's probably one
Speaker 4: of the most well known anti inflammatory. Herbs and then
Speaker 4: the ginger is probably one of the most well known
Speaker 4: herbs for calming and cooling down the gut and the.
Speaker 4: Intestines so both of those together are a really powerful
Speaker 4: way of cooling down, inflammation especially in the, gut and
Speaker 4: helping the intestinal walls. Heal so there you. GO i
Speaker 4: think that's all the. Supplements, Yes so, guys.
Speaker 1: Now you know there is you, know a need or a,
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Speaker 1: there are supplements that you have now instead of these
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Speaker 1: right so this is this one says forty four ninety.
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Speaker 1: DON'T i don't ask me why it's already ten percent.
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Speaker 1: okay so there you.
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