Speaker 1: And I just turned around and I call ass out
Speaker 1: of there.
Speaker 2: I was done.
Speaker 3: I wasn't dealing with them.
Speaker 4: The hypocrisy of the cult is one of the things
Speaker 4: that turned me away the quickest.
Speaker 3: When I turned my head lights on, it turned and
Speaker 3: looked at us, and one of the things I remember
Speaker 3: the most, where the eyes were glowing red. I see
Speaker 3: an orb of light.
Speaker 1: It is just circling these steps.
Speaker 5: Like it is waiting for me.
Speaker 1: And he begins to tell them that he saw UFO.
Speaker 1: They're basically like.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about.
Speaker 1: That's seven foot up on a tree, peeking around it,
Speaker 1: and that's where I saw the top of the muzzle,
Speaker 1: noose and the eyes. As soon as I made eye
Speaker 1: contact with this thing, I don't like death.
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Speaker 1: And I just turned around and I called ass out
Speaker 1: of there. I was done.
Speaker 3: I wasn't dealing with that.
Speaker 4: The hypocrisy of the cult is one of the things
Speaker 4: that turned me away the quickest.
Speaker 3: When I turned my headlights on it turned and looked
Speaker 3: at us and one of the things I remember the
Speaker 3: most where the eyes were glowing red. I see an
Speaker 3: orb of light.
Speaker 1: It is just circling these steps like it is waiting
Speaker 1: for me. And he begins to tell them that he
Speaker 1: saw UFO. They're basically like, what are you talking about.
Speaker 1: That's seven foot up on a tree, peeking around it,
Speaker 1: and that's where I saw the top.
Speaker 3: Of the muzzle.
Speaker 1: Those in the eyes. As soon as I made eye
Speaker 1: contact with this thing, it felt like death.
Speaker 6: Welcome back to tin Foil Tells tonight. My guest is Tony. Tony.
Speaker 6: Thanks for coming on here and talking with men.
Speaker 3: Absolutely thanks for having me, Brandon, I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Would you like to let the audience know a little
Speaker 6: bit about yourself before we get into it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean in the past, I was in the
Speaker 3: fitness nutrition industry and kind of got me into what
Speaker 3: I'm doing now, which is more oral hygiene, oral health
Speaker 3: that kind of comes from the nutrition side of things.
Speaker 3: I studied overseas with a couple ballistic practitioners and started
Speaker 3: learning some of the poisons that were in some of
Speaker 3: our products and our deordorants and our toothpaste and our
Speaker 3: shampoos and so on and so forth, and my business partner,
Speaker 3: he had a dental insurance company and in the past,
Speaker 3: so then we kind of merged the two ideas of
Speaker 3: like you know, holistic health and nutrition and dental and
Speaker 3: realized there wasn't any products out there that you know,
Speaker 3: had any natural products out there that was like a
Speaker 3: true advanced brushing system for oral hygiene. So that's kind
Speaker 3: of how we how Freshmouth Club was born. And then
Speaker 3: we branched off and Noble Metals Wellness that became our
Speaker 3: like aluminum free deodorant and silver soap, and a couple
Speaker 3: other products supplements like methylene blue and a monotimic goal
Speaker 3: for the spiritual aspect as well and psychicabilities and everything
Speaker 3: like that. But fresh Mouth Club that's our main venture.
Speaker 3: And we started learning how toxic fluoride was and kind
Speaker 3: of went from there because we we had opportunities with
Speaker 3: some dental companies, with some dental insurance companies actually to
Speaker 3: market our idea with it was going to be a toothpaste,
Speaker 3: a mouth rinse, a toothbrush, and flaws and really the
Speaker 3: idea was like, wow, this could take off like overnight,
Speaker 3: almost like an overnight success type thing. They already had
Speaker 3: you know, hundreds of thousands of clients on their insurance plans,
Speaker 3: and we figured, why wouldn't they want their clients to
Speaker 3: have you know, healthy tea so that way they don't
Speaker 3: have to pay out and claims. And they loved the
Speaker 3: idea until we didn't use fluoride. So that was that
Speaker 3: put a huge kabash on things, and they wouldn't work
Speaker 3: with us unless we put fluoride in the toothpaste. And
Speaker 3: after doing the research and finding all the studies and
Speaker 3: all the information out there where floride comes from, the
Speaker 3: true reason why they put it in their toothpaste, the
Speaker 3: real reason why they put it in our water, just ethically,
Speaker 3: we couldn't like continue doing something that had that kind
Speaker 3: of poison in it. So that's why we kind of
Speaker 3: bailed on that and started grinding it out basically. So
Speaker 3: what we you know, we started doing trade shows kind
Speaker 3: of where I met you, right, I met you at
Speaker 3: a paranormal event and everything, so you know, we started
Speaker 3: doing so many different events, started at farmers' markets and
Speaker 3: county fairs, and that led into health and wellness, and
Speaker 3: then kind of realized that a lot of people that
Speaker 3: are into like paranormal and UFOs, like we did Contact
Speaker 3: in the Desert. All of those individuals are looking for
Speaker 3: very similar things, well different things when it because we
Speaker 3: do political shows as well, but politics, UFOs, paranormal, health
Speaker 3: and wellness, the main commonality in all of those buckets
Speaker 3: is the truth. They all want the truth, right, So
Speaker 3: I'm sure a lot of your listeners out there they
Speaker 3: want to know the truth about what's going on. They
Speaker 3: want to know the truth about things that are being
Speaker 3: hidden from us, right. So that's kind of where we
Speaker 3: came in doing the different types of shows that we do,
Speaker 3: is all of those individuals want the truth. So it
Speaker 3: doesn't matter if it's you know, UFOs and paranormal or
Speaker 3: health and wellness or politics. A lot of those groups
Speaker 3: are looking for similar things in that aspect at least.
Speaker 3: So that's kind of what we came in with the
Speaker 3: fluoride and non fluoride. So that's that's kind of the
Speaker 3: quick synops of.
Speaker 7: The history and the start of everything when you look
Speaker 7: into stuff like this, and I know it's part of
Speaker 7: how they go about trying to control things and dictate things.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 6: Is there anything out there for like if someone was
Speaker 6: interested in this type of stuff that actually shows the
Speaker 6: benefits to not having the fluoride in their stuff and
Speaker 6: all this like the aluminums in your system or has
Speaker 6: there ever been any studies that prove that for someone
Speaker 6: that's like skeptic of it or anything that.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's there's so many. And on the on our
Speaker 3: new website, on the Noble Metals Wellness website, I have
Speaker 3: posted some of the scientific studies, the ones on some
Speaker 3: of the ones on the dangers of aluminum, some of
Speaker 3: the ones on the benefits of silver, benefits, amount of
Speaker 3: time of gold, methylene blue. So I have a lot
Speaker 3: of those scientific studies posted on there. We have a
Speaker 3: lot of information about fluoride on the Freshmouth site, so
Speaker 3: and I can even touch on it if you're good
Speaker 3: with it. You know, a couple of the examples of
Speaker 3: some of the scientific studies with fluoride fine, Yeah, and
Speaker 3: the aluminum of course, see the whole thing with aluminum
Speaker 3: florid And this is what got us into the aluminum
Speaker 3: aspect as well. So fluoride. A lot of people they
Speaker 3: think that fluoride is a natural occurring element. A lot
Speaker 3: of the pushback that we'll get at some of the
Speaker 3: trade shows and exposes well it's it's on the periodic table.
Speaker 3: Floride is not on the periodic table. Fluorine is on
Speaker 3: the periodic table. Fluoride is a byproduct of the manufacturing
Speaker 3: of aluminum. So a lot of these, you know, Alcoa
Speaker 3: and DuPont and a lot of these aluminum companies that
Speaker 3: made aluminum in the past and currently when they're making
Speaker 3: the aluminum, they have these And I'm sure most people
Speaker 3: have seen at least a picture of these enormous smoke stacks,
Speaker 3: right that have all this smoke billowing out of the
Speaker 3: smoke stacks, and you know, a lot of it was
Speaker 3: out in Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh and stuff. But the smoke
Speaker 3: that's coming out of those smoke stacks, what gets stuck
Speaker 3: in there is the fluoride. So when they scrape those
Speaker 3: smoke stacks, that's what they're scraping. It's toxic waste, and
Speaker 3: that's what the fluoride is. And instead of spending millions
Speaker 3: and millions and millions of dollars to get rid of
Speaker 3: the toxic waste, they sell it back to the municipalities.
Speaker 3: So there's a ton of science on fluoride. The CDC
Speaker 3: deems of the neurotoxin. It's on their website. You can
Speaker 3: you know, any anybody has public acts says to it,
Speaker 3: can look it up. And then on the Fluoride Action
Speaker 3: Network they have all of the studies, the true scientific
Speaker 3: studies posted about fluoride, so some of the easy ones.
Speaker 3: It's the number one ingredient in rat poison. So no
Speaker 3: matter if you're putting rat poison on your gums and
Speaker 3: your teeth, or you're you're swallowing it, whatever the case is,
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody would willingly want to put rat
Speaker 3: poison anywhere near their mouth, right, So.
Speaker 6: That's weird to me that they use it for rat poison,
Speaker 6: but everyone's brushing their teeth with it.
Speaker 3: It's brushing their teeth when.
Speaker 6: They put it in the water.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, exactly, Dave. They have studies that show that
Speaker 3: go is detailed into the percentage of pregnant women and
Speaker 3: even if they're pregnant with a boy or pregnant with
Speaker 3: a girl. So they even go that detailed where if
Speaker 3: if a woman is over fluoridated, which the large which
Speaker 3: majority of people are, and if they're pregnant with the
Speaker 3: little girl, then the little girl has a much higher
Speaker 3: chance of having what is it, boy, I'm on a
Speaker 3: blank right now. The boy has a like a eighty
Speaker 3: two percent chance of she's pregnant with a boy. The
Speaker 3: boy has like an eighty two percent chance of ADHD
Speaker 3: if she's over fluoridated. And the girl, if she's pregnant
Speaker 3: with a girl, she has a high chance of thyroid issues,
Speaker 3: which is another thing that's been kind of much more
Speaker 3: common lately with women. So they've even gone into the
Speaker 3: studies of women that are pregnant, and then there's so
Speaker 3: many different studies just based on neurological issues and neurological
Speaker 3: problems that are out there, which which honestly kind of
Speaker 3: leads into the whole reason why it was put in
Speaker 3: our water in the first place. Because a lot of
Speaker 3: people when I was in a nutrition fitness industry, fitness
Speaker 3: and nutrition industry, I would get a lot of questions
Speaker 3: about why, you know, I brush my teeth multiple times
Speaker 3: a day, I don't understand why I still getting cavities right,
Speaker 3: And at that time, I was more into like your
Speaker 3: proper micronutrients, macronutrients, vitamins, minerals, things of that nature. So
Speaker 3: my answer to that was, let's eat healthier and brush
Speaker 3: your teeth more. But when you look at what fluoride
Speaker 3: actually does as the chemical it changes the chemical structure
Speaker 3: of the tooth. So that's why people get more cavities. However,
Speaker 3: they didn't put fluoride in the water obviously to help us.
Speaker 3: So the real reason when you do that, when you
Speaker 3: look at the history of it, we always here to
Speaker 3: make the atomic bomb. And I know this kind of
Speaker 3: sounds like way off topic, right we're talking about atomic bombs,
Speaker 3: But to make the atomic bomb, we always hear about
Speaker 3: uranium and how much uranium you need, and countries selling
Speaker 3: uranium in other countries and so on and so forth. Right,
Speaker 3: But without fluoride, you can't make the atomic bomb because
Speaker 3: fluoride is what actually enriches and enhances the uranium. So
Speaker 3: during the arms race, every country was involved in trying
Speaker 3: to make these weapons. It wasn't just the US. It
Speaker 3: wasn't just the US and Russia. It was all the
Speaker 3: countries trying to make these nuclear weapons. Everybody pulled out
Speaker 3: prime for the most part, at least except for the US.
Speaker 3: The reason that the US was the ones that actually
Speaker 3: succeeded in these nuclear weapons was when everyone else pulled out.
Speaker 3: The reasoning was that a lot of the workers were
Speaker 3: having neurological issues, high risks and high numbers of cancer,
Speaker 3: a lot of bone problems, hit problems, knee problems. So
Speaker 3: they had all these different ailments and they pulled out
Speaker 3: from making fluoride. However, the US continue to make it
Speaker 3: because well that was the only way that the nuclear
Speaker 3: weapons could be completed. Now we had to find a
Speaker 3: way to make it safe and effective, right or come
Speaker 3: across as this is this is a healthy thing and
Speaker 3: it's good for us, not something that's bad. So they
Speaker 3: ran two different tests and again this is this stuff
Speaker 3: is on the Fluoride Action Network as well, so you
Speaker 3: could see these studies. But the first one was if
Speaker 3: you took a tooth and you put it in a
Speaker 3: Petrie dish and you covered that tooth with fluoride particulates,
Speaker 3: it did show that it would protect it and stop
Speaker 3: super lulser sugar from attacking and rotting out the tooth.
Speaker 3: But now if you if you think about that, you
Speaker 3: take a tooth, you put in a Petri dish, if
Speaker 3: you did that exact same test and you covered it
Speaker 3: in wax candle wax, you'd have the same result candle
Speaker 3: wax would stop superlolser sugar from attacking the tooth, and
Speaker 3: the Petrie dish that They did another test and showed
Speaker 3: that fluoride could actually harden the enamel on a teeth.
Speaker 3: So that was the main one that they pushed because
Speaker 3: if fluoride can actually harden the enamel, well, then that
Speaker 3: would stop cavities or slow cavities down on the process.
Speaker 3: Now that test is true, The studies do show that
Speaker 3: fluoride short term can strengthen or harden the enamel. Long
Speaker 3: term more than three to five years, it does kind
Speaker 3: of what I said at the beginning. It changes the
Speaker 3: chemical structure of your tooth from calcium phosphorus to now
Speaker 3: calcium fluoride, which does the complete opposite of the original study.
Speaker 3: So long term usage of fluoride will actually soften the enamel,
Speaker 3: making it more prone to sugar, sucralose, all these different
Speaker 3: all these different sugars and allowing the bacteria to attack
Speaker 3: the tooth. And that and when you look at what
Speaker 3: the number one cause of cavities is, it's fluorosis. So
Speaker 3: which is over over use of fluoride. And it's in
Speaker 3: our water, it's in our toothpaste, it's in cookware, it's
Speaker 3: in some of the clothes that we wear a lot. Now,
Speaker 3: it's it's so prevalent, it's in the air we breathe sometimes.
Speaker 3: And if you looked across the entire country, So if
Speaker 3: you and it's public knowledge, you can look at the
Speaker 3: every municipality's water system. The higher the level of fluoride
Speaker 3: in the municipality, the lower the IQ. And that's I mean,
Speaker 3: it's anecdotal evidence, but without exception you look at numbers,
Speaker 3: the higher the level of fluoride, the lower the IQ
Speaker 3: in that area. So there's all kinds of different problems
Speaker 3: with over fluoridation, and it's one of those things that, yeah,
Speaker 3: he can't totally get away from it right now because
Speaker 3: you know, guess what, even bottled water, a lot of
Speaker 3: bottle water has fluoride except for Fiji is probably Fiji
Speaker 3: and there's another one Wakiki heard the only two waters
Speaker 3: that actually bottle waters that actually don't really have fluoride
Speaker 3: or or if it's uh depending on the type of
Speaker 3: filter that they use, So if it's reverse osmosis, then
Speaker 3: that doesn't have fluoride as well. But those are things
Speaker 3: that you know, you could watch out for and look
Speaker 3: for and you know, just to try to stay healthier.
Speaker 3: But the other thing is, and this kind of gets
Speaker 3: into a little bit more conspiracy, right, this is Hitler
Speaker 3: used fluoride in the concentration camps in Germany because fluoride
Speaker 3: again and this is another study that's that's on on
Speaker 3: on the internet that is public knowledge. But it when
Speaker 3: when you over use fluoride, it also makes you more docile,
Speaker 3: makes you more open a suggestion, makes you more programmable.
Speaker 3: So when he used it in the concentration camps, it
Speaker 3: was to do just that. It was to control the
Speaker 3: masses that were in the concentration camps, make sure they
Speaker 3: didn't rebel, make sure they listened, make sure they were
Speaker 3: able to be more programmable and more docile. Now that's
Speaker 3: that's what I'm not going to say, is like out
Speaker 3: there that that's why they're doing it to us. That's
Speaker 3: something you know, take it or leave it. That's a
Speaker 3: more of a conspiracy thing that somebody can look into deeper.
Speaker 3: And you know, there's a lot of different rabbit holes
Speaker 3: you can go down for that kind of stuff. But
Speaker 3: it is a reason that it was used in Germany
Speaker 3: back during the war, So none of those things screamed
Speaker 3: to me benefit that I want to try and use
Speaker 3: it for myself. So yeah, that's kind of why we
Speaker 3: switched it out. But when you look at aluminum, it's
Speaker 3: you know, fluoride comes from, like I said, the process
Speaker 3: of making aluminum. The side effects of aluminum have it's
Speaker 3: identical to the side effects of floride. They cross the
Speaker 3: blood brain barrier. Aluminum is found on the like one
Speaker 3: of the one of the few elements that's found on
Speaker 3: the brain when they do autopsies after somebody's pass from
Speaker 3: dementia or Alzheimer's, is you know, you have the amyloid plaque,
Speaker 3: sticky build up. Aluminum is always in that amyloid plaque
Speaker 3: when they do the autopsies after somebody's pass from dementia
Speaker 3: or Alzheimer's. So aluminum. There was actually a big recall
Speaker 3: recently for deodorants that had illuminum, and they were pretty
Speaker 3: big name brand deodorance. But it plugs up your system.
Speaker 3: So when you put the deodorant on, there's aluminum. That's
Speaker 3: why it's anti person stops stops the sweat from coming out,
Speaker 3: but it plugs up your your lands, so it doesn't
Speaker 3: allow your system to actually filter out the toxins, and
Speaker 3: then what happens is obviously the toxin stain your body
Speaker 3: and filtered through the blood consistently, over and over and
Speaker 3: over again. And that's a huge cause of a lot
Speaker 3: of illness nowadays. So there's there's there's definitely a lot
Speaker 3: of studies that you know long. I know it's a
Speaker 3: very long answer to to you know, the question about
Speaker 3: the studies and everything on fluoride, But that's why we
Speaker 3: we swapped out the fluoride for the silver. The silver
Speaker 3: is like extremely anti bacterial.
Speaker 6: I've heard stories from other people beforehand and they've talked
Speaker 6: about using silver, and then I've seen some of the
Speaker 6: things online that claims one of the worst things about
Speaker 6: the silver as it turns like your skin color blue.
Speaker 6: If you've heard anything like that.
Speaker 3: Yep, there's there is. Uh that's the that's the main
Speaker 3: thing that mainstream media uses to uh kind of demonize silver.
Speaker 3: Is there if you did drink a lot of colloidal silver.
Speaker 3: So there was a there was a guy that did that.
Speaker 3: Now they don't talk about the context with it. The guy.
Speaker 3: The guy was he was seriously ill and trying to
Speaker 3: cure the illness with silver and he was drinking over
Speaker 3: a gallon a day at coloil silver and now that
Speaker 3: will turn your skin blue. Now, coloidal silver, it's ions
Speaker 3: where we use nanosilver, so nanosilver particles, so it's just
Speaker 3: a matter of the size of the particle. Both are
Speaker 3: pretty invisible to the naked eye, but it does make
Speaker 3: a difference in the body when you're looking at the
Speaker 3: size of that that particle. So coloidal silver, it basically
Speaker 3: it doesn't pass your digestion, so that's why it's able
Speaker 3: to turn your skin blue. And then it's kind of
Speaker 3: like the old school dark rooms. When you know, you're
Speaker 3: right around my age, so you probably remember when you
Speaker 3: just have to take you know, you take pictures with
Speaker 3: the camera, you have to take it to the you know,
Speaker 3: the local corner store to get the pictures developed, and
Speaker 3: they put them in a dark room to develop them.
Speaker 3: It has the same effect silver with the size of
Speaker 3: those ions. Since it doesn't pass through digestion, it floats
Speaker 3: through the blood system and then you go out in
Speaker 3: the sun and it's kind of similar to the dark
Speaker 3: room and it'll actually pull that silver to the to
Speaker 3: the surface and then that's what turns your skin blue.
Speaker 3: That's kind of the easiest explanation I can give. But
Speaker 3: nanosilver passes through digestion, so you never have that problem.
Speaker 3: So that's what we use in our toothpaste. The other
Speaker 3: thing with nanosilver, when you unantize and have it, the
Speaker 3: particles that small, they can actually get in between the
Speaker 3: tooth and the gum. So we're typically told when you
Speaker 3: get older, your teeth fall out, right, which is sorted
Speaker 3: through as we know. But the huge study that old
Speaker 3: age is not a disease that causes your teeth to
Speaker 3: fall out, So it's not the old age that's the
Speaker 3: cause of it. So there has to be another reason. Well,
Speaker 3: what happens as we go through life. A lot of
Speaker 3: us will get periodontal disease or gum disease, and there's
Speaker 3: not a lot of pain associated with that. So if
Speaker 3: somebody gets gum disease, most people will go through life
Speaker 3: and never realize that they even have it. But the
Speaker 3: bacteria is still there and it eats away, it fasters,
Speaker 3: it builds, and then as we can alder our teeth
Speaker 3: fall out. But it's that bacteria build up that's in
Speaker 3: between the tooth and a gum Now when you nanotize
Speaker 3: the silver, it can actually penetrate in between the tooth
Speaker 3: and a gum and stop that from happening and prevent
Speaker 3: that from ever happening and that bacteria from ever forming.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot of benefits to silver with oral
Speaker 3: but there's a lot of benefits overall. And I'll kind
Speaker 3: of give a few terms that you're probably familiar with,
Speaker 3: and a lot of the listeners and people that I've
Speaker 3: talked to are familiar with. Have you ever heard the
Speaker 3: term born with a silver spoon in your mouth? So
Speaker 3: that's where that comes from. So we know that born
Speaker 3: with a silk spooning your mouth. Yeah, it kind of
Speaker 3: means you're a rich, spoiled brad or part of the elites,
Speaker 3: or you know something that nature. Yeah, so that's that's
Speaker 3: what it was way back too. So born with a
Speaker 3: silver spooning your mouth was actually used in turn, because
Speaker 3: in the Roman era, that's what the elites used, was
Speaker 3: actual silver were because it killed all the bacteria that
Speaker 3: might be on the food. They would even drop silver
Speaker 3: coins into like jugs of water or milk or whatever
Speaker 3: they were gonna drink because that would kill the bacteria
Speaker 3: of the drink as well. So and then kind of
Speaker 3: back to what you said about it turn your skin blue.
Speaker 3: The term blue bloods, that's probably another term that you've heard,
Speaker 3: and that's another one that was created because of silver,
Speaker 3: because the elites were known as blue bloods because the
Speaker 3: silver would turn their their blood of tinge blue. So
Speaker 3: that's kind of where that term was was founded, was
Speaker 3: based off of elites using silver and in everyday use
Speaker 3: the silverware, the coins, and now we've kind of the
Speaker 3: technology now is we don't have to drop a silver
Speaker 3: coin in the water. Basically they do underwater arching with
Speaker 3: silver and then that allows the particles to float freely
Speaker 3: in the water and then you can drink it. You
Speaker 3: can do a dropper full of it, and it actually
Speaker 3: boost your immune system a little bit more than vitamin Seawell, do.
Speaker 6: You think that this is just an opinion, so it's
Speaker 6: not one hundred percent factory one, But like the reason
Speaker 6: I feel like they're fluoride and stuff, And you kind
Speaker 6: of alluded to the stuff when you mentioned the Hitler aspect,
Speaker 6: but I think what year did they start kind of
Speaker 6: putting fluoride into stuff?
Speaker 3: Do you know offhand it was? I want to say
Speaker 3: it was in the late thirties is when they've started.
Speaker 3: I think the fifties was when they ran. I want
Speaker 3: to say fifty four or fifty five were not positive.
Speaker 3: I don't have it in front of me, but the
Speaker 3: very first test in water was Grand Rapids Michigan. I
Speaker 3: think they were comparing Grand Rapids Michigan to Saginaw, I think.
Speaker 3: And it was supposed to be like a five or
Speaker 3: ten yure study and they were going to run the
Speaker 3: study on you know, basically put into water, and I.
Speaker 8: Don't know if there was permission involved, but who knows
Speaker 8: if the citizens voted on it or not.
Speaker 3: But the study did run, and they stopped it after
Speaker 3: two years because the results were not in their favor
Speaker 3: and quickly quickly spiraling faster out of their favor. So
Speaker 3: they just completely stopped the study and added for it
Speaker 3: to both cities, which makes no sense whatsoever.
Speaker 6: And say if it's not showing good results, and they
Speaker 6: pushed it out to everyone. Anyways, it seems kind of
Speaker 6: screwed up. But well, what I was getting to is,
Speaker 6: if they know the dangers of this and they know
Speaker 6: what it can do, and they're pushing that on the
Speaker 6: people by putting it in the drinking water, they're putting
Speaker 6: it in a toothpaste, and everything else that we involve
Speaker 6: ourselves into. That means to me they want it to
Speaker 6: do whatever it does to us because they know the
Speaker 6: side effects from it. They know what it can do
Speaker 6: to people, and they're doing it in a way to
Speaker 6: dumb down society or make us sick or whatever, because
Speaker 6: the things that can help us and live longer and
Speaker 6: be better off they don't want to. And the moment
Speaker 6: that stuff gets brought up, it's kind of pushed back
Speaker 6: into the burner, and they give you all these side
Speaker 6: effects for me and this and that, but they don't
Speaker 6: ever mention the side effects the stuff that they're poisoning
Speaker 6: you with.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, that's an interesting statement because you're right, they mentioned
Speaker 3: all the side effects of other things, but then the
Speaker 3: stuff that they're putting in there, like fluoride, they don't
Speaker 3: talk about this side effects of it, right, And I
Speaker 3: would have to agree with you. I don't see why
Speaker 3: they would continue to do it except for one of
Speaker 3: two reasons are both right. One money, because none of
Speaker 3: these companies want to pay to rid of toxic wastes, right,
Speaker 3: So if they can sell it, they're going to sell it.
Speaker 3: But then on the flip side, there's there's a benefit
Speaker 3: when you look at a benefit to them, right, not
Speaker 3: to us. But when you look at the studies like
Speaker 3: through you know, I don't know if you get any
Speaker 3: like deep into like mk ultra and some of these
Speaker 3: things that the CIA had done. And now again these
Speaker 3: these things are public knowledge. Now you can find them online.
Speaker 3: You can look them up. Some of them are redacted,
Speaker 3: but there's there's some websites. Steven Greer actually he's got
Speaker 3: a website where you can find all he's got all
Speaker 3: the studies of like all these different things like mk ultra,
Speaker 3: all the sub sub studies through mk ultry. I think
Speaker 3: there's like sixty seven or sixty eight subcategories through mk ultra.
Speaker 3: Even then, he's got them all listed and he's got
Speaker 3: them like they're not redacted. He's got the whistleblowers interviews
Speaker 3: on there and everything. It's it's really really interesting to
Speaker 3: go through some of it. But those were that that
Speaker 3: was part of it, the whole idea way back then.
Speaker 3: You think of all these different things in mk ultrup
Speaker 3: for mind control and suggestion and all these things that
Speaker 3: they used, well, floride was definitely one that was a
Speaker 3: little bit simpler once they they got it out to
Speaker 3: the masses to control, you know, to control your thoughts
Speaker 3: or minds or suggestions at least because you had all
Speaker 3: these subliminal messages, especially back then, you know, we had
Speaker 3: all these subliminal messages through our marketing through that we
Speaker 3: don't have it now we do, but certain words, certain visuals,
Speaker 3: all these different things, and then if you were heavily fluoridated,
Speaker 3: you were more open to those suggestions. You're more open
Speaker 3: to kind of following the following the sheep, we'll say,
Speaker 3: right following them right off the cliff, if that's what
Speaker 3: they wanted you to do. And then aluminum, they actually
Speaker 3: have information out there where because aluminum crosses the blood
Speaker 3: brain barrier if you mix that aluminum. So there's a
Speaker 3: couple things with that. One, if you mix aluminum with
Speaker 3: certain ingredients into the body, into the blood, you can
Speaker 3: actually cause and this these are studies that have been
Speaker 3: out there. I believe Judy Mikovich was one of the
Speaker 3: ones that kind of brought it out that for peanuts,
Speaker 3: for instance, if you took aluminum and you mixed aluminum
Speaker 3: with with with peanuts, you could cause an allergic reaction,
Speaker 3: meaning or make the person allergic to peanuts. So growing up,
Speaker 3: and I don't know if you you kind of feel
Speaker 3: the same way. But for me when I was growing up,
Speaker 3: when I was a kid, there was you didn't have
Speaker 3: all these different kids it's allergic to all these different things.
Speaker 3: You know. Now they say like what one out of
Speaker 3: four is alert. One out of four kids is allergic
Speaker 3: to something. So we didn't. We didn't have that growing up.
Speaker 3: I mean, we we played outside. We you know, we
Speaker 3: rolled around dirt, we had fun, we had to be
Speaker 3: home by you know time the street lights came on.
Speaker 3: Kind of that's that was, you know what I grew
Speaker 3: up around. And now and you know, again this is
Speaker 3: something that people would have to do a little bit
Speaker 3: of a little bit of research on different things. That's
Speaker 3: you know, not easy to talk about, but there are
Speaker 3: things that are out there that aluminum is mixed with
Speaker 3: some of these certain ingredients and very readily available, you know,
Speaker 3: and you don't need to give permission to get it,
Speaker 3: and it's on and so forth. But also since across
Speaker 3: as the blood brain barrier, that's the other aspect is
Speaker 3: they've done different frequency tests on people that have had
Speaker 3: heavy exposure to aluminum, and because it crosses the blood
Speaker 3: brain barrier, that suggestion goes a lot further than it
Speaker 3: does with just fluoride. Fluoride is more of a docile
Speaker 3: dum you down. Make you a little bit more open
Speaker 3: to suggestion. You don't want to push back, you don't
Speaker 3: want to rebel. We're aluminum, and knowing the different frequencies,
Speaker 3: they can actually almost flip a switch. They've shown that
Speaker 3: they can actually make you hear certain voices in your
Speaker 3: head if they know that you have certain amounts of
Speaker 3: aluminum as crossed the blood brain bearer. And then you
Speaker 3: think about like all the things that have aluminum. I
Speaker 3: mean your cook where there's tons of cook where that
Speaker 3: has aluminum. Almost everybody is wrap their sandwich and aluminum
Speaker 3: foil or their leftover pizza and aluminum foil at some point,
Speaker 3: I mean, I have them guilty of that, right, and
Speaker 3: then when you put it on a pan, you wrap
Speaker 3: the pan and aluminum foil before you put in the oven.
Speaker 3: A lot of times it's in our deodorance. It's in
Speaker 3: our like some of the face cream, some of our
Speaker 3: shampoos and conditioners and it's so readily available that I mean,
Speaker 3: it's it's hard to stay away from it. But the
Speaker 3: dangers that these but just the two of these things
Speaker 3: that cost and I mean, you know, obviously we can
Speaker 3: get into all kinds of different stuff nutritionally, but you
Speaker 3: just look at the aluminum in the fluoride. Those two
Speaker 3: alone cause tremendous, tremendous problems and just wreak havoc in
Speaker 3: the body.
Speaker 6: It's interesting to you mentioned frequencies with aluminum because obviously
Speaker 6: the name of the show is Tenfoil Tells, which is
Speaker 6: aluminum and people you put it on your head because
Speaker 6: it's supposed to keep your frequencies from the aliens or
Speaker 6: whatever from reading your thoughts and everything. That's where the
Speaker 6: whole concept came from. So it's kind of a little
Speaker 6: nod to the whole frequency thing of it. It still
Speaker 6: does play into.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm yep. Well, once it's in a body, that's
Speaker 3: a different story because there there is now this I
Speaker 3: don't know if this was this was completely true or not.
Speaker 3: This was a story I read fairly recently because the
Speaker 3: microwave rays right. Russia was the first one to figure
Speaker 3: out what microwaves could do. And what the microwave frequencies
Speaker 3: and rays could do to the mind and how it
Speaker 3: could altered things. And and supposedly, now that that part
Speaker 3: is proven, you can you can find that, you know,
Speaker 3: the different studies of Russia did back in the day.
Speaker 3: But now, what the what the story I heard? Now,
Speaker 3: I have no idea if this I did not do
Speaker 3: a deep dive onto this part or not. But supposedly
Speaker 3: Russia sent microwave frequencies or rays and purposely purposely hit
Speaker 3: the embassy, the US embassy, and we're able to alter
Speaker 3: the brain function and the only way to stop it,
Speaker 3: and they did, And supposedly they did this so that
Speaker 3: people stopped trying to use and study and progress with
Speaker 3: microwave rays. But the tinfoil hats, that the aluminum hats,
Speaker 3: the tinfoil hats, that was what was the only thing
Speaker 3: that stopped it from attacking the brain. You if you
Speaker 3: had a tinfoil hat on the outside, it actually stopped
Speaker 3: the raise from penetrating and altering the mind. Now, I
Speaker 3: don't know if that's true, but I did read it.
Speaker 3: I not that one I'm not putting out there. We'll
Speaker 3: say that one's for entertainment. Purposes, but I never did
Speaker 3: a deep dive into it. But if you look at logically,
Speaker 3: you know, have you ever put aluminum in a microwave
Speaker 3: and seen what it does?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it starts to spark and burn out things, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah it can't go through it in the microwave, right,
Speaker 3: it starts to spark it started, it actually does repel it. Right,
Speaker 3: So based on that, I don't know my opinion.
Speaker 6: I'm not encouraging anyone to try this out.
Speaker 3: But exactly exactly, but it was an interesting story to
Speaker 3: think of it in that sense. But yeah, if you ingest,
Speaker 3: the aluminum definitely starts to the cause recavoc into the body.
Speaker 3: And it's in so many different products. It's just crazy.
Speaker 6: It's not even just the products that it's in. It's
Speaker 6: in things that we you said, the cook where, but
Speaker 6: if you drink a soda or like anything that's in
Speaker 6: a can, it's usually like an aluminum can. My truck
Speaker 6: is an aluminum body, like the whole frock is illumin
Speaker 6: like no matter would you look around at I see
Speaker 6: things in here now just looking around, I know that's illuminum.
Speaker 6: So m it's in so many things which we can't
Speaker 6: get away from it. But we're not actually ingesting it.
Speaker 6: We're still surrounded by it.
Speaker 3: Yep. Absolutely, That's that's why it was funny. I was
Speaker 3: on UH was on a podcast a little while back, Bledsoe,
Speaker 3: Chris Bledsoe's son Bledsoe said so and h and he
Speaker 3: asked me at the end, you know what I forget exactly?
Speaker 3: The question been paraphrasing, but it was something like, you know,
Speaker 3: if there was something I could tell people or help people,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, a simple thing, what would it be?
Speaker 3: And and that's that's usually what I say, is like,
Speaker 3: we can't avoid it completely, right because like just like
Speaker 3: you said, you're looking around now, and and anybody who
Speaker 3: listens to this, they'll probably do the same thing. They'll
Speaker 3: look around and say, wow, there's aluminum all around me.
Speaker 3: Because like you said, if you've had a pop before,
Speaker 3: if you if you if you've had a sprite or
Speaker 3: a coke, you've you've had it in aluminum. Can I'm sure?
Speaker 3: And but that's what I told them, I said, Honestly,
Speaker 3: some of the easiest things and again, these are little things.
Speaker 3: It's not like I make money off of Begi water, right.
Speaker 3: I can assure you they're not paying me to promote
Speaker 3: their water. But that's what I tell people, drink clean water, right,
Speaker 3: try to stay away from some of these things as
Speaker 3: much as possible. So if you can use some sort
Speaker 3: of you know that that was our big thing with
Speaker 3: the silver, right, like in the all natural toothpaste is
Speaker 3: trying to stay away from the toxins and heavy metals.
Speaker 3: So if you can switch your toothpaste, you can switch
Speaker 3: your to odorant, you can drink clean water. I mean
Speaker 3: that's a huge step that really doesn't You're You're gonna
Speaker 3: buy toothpaste no matter what. You're probably gonna buy your
Speaker 3: ownerant no matter what. So if you just switch the
Speaker 3: brand to something that's healthy. And then like I use
Speaker 3: a shower filter because of all the toxins that are
Speaker 3: into water, so we we do these different things to
Speaker 3: try to avoid ingesting them, and then we go into
Speaker 3: the shower, which our skin is the largest organ on
Speaker 3: our body, so then it's like a sponge and it
Speaker 3: absorbs all these toxins. So I use a shower filter
Speaker 3: too that way, at least when I shower. But these
Speaker 3: are all little things, and you know, I'm not the
Speaker 3: I'm in good shape. I you know, I'm like I said,
Speaker 3: I'm into fitness and nutrition, but I still eat pizza,
Speaker 3: you know, I still like pizza and Mexican food, and
Speaker 3: you know, so it's it's not like I'm a you
Speaker 3: know like that. Yep, that's it. I don't need anything
Speaker 3: but salad. But I just try to avoid some of
Speaker 3: the obvious things that have the toxins in them, and
Speaker 3: the stuff that's around us and things of that nature.
Speaker 6: If you look at the ingredients of what they put
Speaker 6: in our food and our drinks. Anyways, it's I just
Speaker 6: at this point, I was like, I'm forty something years old.
Speaker 6: Now I've already been the damage has probably already been
Speaker 6: done at this point, just from the amount of stuff
Speaker 6: that is in our food and our water and everything.
Speaker 6: But you have to think about the my children and
Speaker 6: my grandchildren, and like it goes further than that.
Speaker 3: But absolutely, absolutely exactly because I got kids too, you know,
Speaker 3: and it's it's I try to tell them the same stuff.
Speaker 3: But you know, you're right when you look at the
Speaker 3: ingredients that's in our foods. But one thing, if you
Speaker 3: looked at I don't know if you've ever seen any
Speaker 3: of this, I can actually like what I could look
Speaker 3: forward and that I can actually email some of it
Speaker 3: off to you. But when you look at the ingredients
Speaker 3: of what was in let's just say McDonald's, even McDonald's,
Speaker 3: the ingredients from when we were kids growing up to
Speaker 3: the ingredients that's in there now is completely different. Like
Speaker 3: when we were growing up, McDonald's made their French fries
Speaker 3: and they cooked it in tallow, right, they cooked it
Speaker 3: in beef tallow, which there's a lot of actual health
Speaker 3: benefits with beef tallow And it was actually like three ingredients.
Speaker 3: It was like potatoes, oil, you know, potatoes, the beef
Speaker 3: tallo and salt. Now there's seventeen ingredients in McDonald's French fries.
Speaker 3: Seventeen ingredients. Yeah, Like what ask a farmer what ingredients
Speaker 3: go into a French fry? Right, he's gonna say a potato.
Speaker 6: I mean, there was a document curry I forget what
Speaker 6: it was, was about ten years ago, but they showed
Speaker 6: how they were making McDonald's hamburgers and they injected it
Speaker 6: was some sort of a pink slime looking type thing
Speaker 6: into their meat.
Speaker 3: Did you there was a you know, there was a
Speaker 3: special I don't know if it was a dateline thing
Speaker 3: or what news thing it was. But that's interesting you
Speaker 3: brought that up, the pink because I think they call
Speaker 3: it the pink goo or something pink slime or pink goo.
Speaker 3: And there was a company and nobody and even to
Speaker 3: this day there was I only saw one thing on it.
Speaker 3: They only had like a couple pictures of it. It
Speaker 3: was I mean, it was the most buried hidden thing,
Speaker 3: and there was a company. Nobody knew what the company did.
Speaker 3: It was a multi billion dollar company, but that's what
Speaker 3: they made. They manufactured this pink goo and that's that
Speaker 3: was supposed to be the filler, a quote unquote filler
Speaker 3: that went into these burgers, and nobody knows what it is.
Speaker 3: To this day, I still don't know.
Speaker 8: I would love if you, if you found whoever knows
Speaker 8: the information, I'd love to meet that person because to
Speaker 8: this day, and I do like, you know, we you know,
Speaker 8: I have a product obviously, right, I have the toothpaste,
Speaker 8: I have the dealder and everything.
Speaker 3: So I'm you know, trying to you know, help people
Speaker 3: in that way. But I'm somebody who goes down a
Speaker 3: lot of rabbit holes. That's why when I saw you
Speaker 3: and I saw tinfoil tails, that's an awesome name. I
Speaker 3: was like, that's so cool because some of the rabbit
Speaker 3: holes that I go down, Oh yeah, it's I definitely
Speaker 3: am as far probably as far from mainstream as you
Speaker 3: can imagine. So but stuff like that, like the pink
Speaker 3: do what's in it? That's what I want to know,
Speaker 3: Like what exactly is in this pink slide.
Speaker 6: I've actually tried to look for it before, and this
Speaker 6: was before I was even doing the podcast, and I
Speaker 6: couldn't find anything about it. I was like, I remember
Speaker 6: seeing that somewhere. It was like I was it just
Speaker 6: ba beers like, but I saw it on TV's like
Speaker 6: either a documentary or like you said, a news clip.
Speaker 6: I remember something about it, and then it's just gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see that that was the same thing. I you
Speaker 3: know it was. It was the same thing as like
Speaker 3: a documentary or a clip or something, and then you
Speaker 3: try to find stuff on it. Now it is one
Speaker 3: of the most hidden things. And that those are the
Speaker 3: ones that those are the things that really interest me,
Speaker 3: is the ones that like are really really hidden.
Speaker 6: You know, you gotta get on the dark.
Speaker 3: That's probably the only way they like, even like not
Speaker 3: to go completely off subject or topic, but even like
Speaker 3: you know, the reptilian stuff. You you don't see a
Speaker 3: lot of people talking about like the reptiles and reptilian stuff.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think, uh, Billy Carson, he's got and
Speaker 3: forbidden knowledge. Roderick, he goes into a lot of reptilian stuff.
Speaker 3: But that, I mean you would do. That's a that's
Speaker 3: that's pretty hidden, the reptilian information and everything. And I
Speaker 3: don't know how many people are going down that rabbit
Speaker 3: hole and whatnot.
Speaker 6: There's been a few episodes on here we've talked about
Speaker 6: and I've interviewed people that have done some research, and
Speaker 6: I've actually interviewed people that has plain that they have
Speaker 6: seen these things.
Speaker 2: So's I've never met anyone that's seen one, but but
Speaker 2: I definitely it's it's interesting to hear the theories on
Speaker 2: the bloodlines and you know, the reptilian bloodlines and all
Speaker 2: this different stuff.
Speaker 3: It's really interesting. But what I find the most interesting
Speaker 3: on some of this stuff is when you can't find anything.
Speaker 3: That's That's what I think is interesting. On a lot
Speaker 3: of the questionable things, you can't find certain things and
Speaker 3: some things like you know, like like we both said
Speaker 3: about the pink slime, I saw it you saw it,
Speaker 3: like we we know that we saw this out there,
Speaker 3: you know, whether it was a news clip or a documentary,
Speaker 3: and now it's almost impossible to find any information on it,
Speaker 3: Like how is that possible?
Speaker 6: I feel like there wasn't just there was some other
Speaker 6: stuff too that there was just talking about, like the
Speaker 6: stuff that they put in their foods, and it showed that,
Speaker 6: and there was a couple other things that was showing.
Speaker 6: But if you think about all the thing, it'd be
Speaker 6: one hundred percent. I don't know when the last time
Speaker 6: I've actually ate a McDonald's hamburger. I've never been a
Speaker 6: fan of the hamburger in general, like from there, so
Speaker 6: the pink slime just I wasn't eating them anyways. At
Speaker 6: that point, I was like, well, it just reinforced me
Speaker 6: to not eat them because I just didn't let McDonald's hamburgers.
Speaker 6: But even like when you eat their chicken, I was like,
Speaker 6: it's not even real chicken half the time. When you
Speaker 6: know these places, you're getting processed food, like the chicken
Speaker 6: nuggets isn't even chicken.
Speaker 3: M Yeah, absolutely, but that and that's you think about
Speaker 3: it again, That's that's a simple change that people can
Speaker 3: make right is you stop eating some of the foods
Speaker 3: that we know are unhealthy. And I mean my kids
Speaker 3: for sure, that was the big one. Like, you know,
Speaker 3: years ago, my son loved chicken nuggets. So it's funny
Speaker 3: you mentioned that because then you start seeing, yeah, that's
Speaker 3: not really chicken, it's paste and all these things put
Speaker 3: together and so on and so forth, and and that
Speaker 3: goes into you know, I've had people come up to
Speaker 3: me at some of the shows and that's like, especially
Speaker 3: the holistic ones, and they're like, well, you know, if
Speaker 3: you just stop eating some of these things, you don't
Speaker 3: need toothpaste and you don't need to brush your teeth.
Speaker 3: And I've changed. I've gone through moments where I've had
Speaker 3: a pretty healthy diet and I still brush my teeth.
Speaker 3: That's still something that I do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't have a string diet or anything I
Speaker 6: probably should, but there's certain things that I'm very picky
Speaker 6: as it is, so I already eliminate entire food groups
Speaker 6: just because I'm not a huge fruit vegetable eater when
Speaker 6: I probably should be. There's certain things I will eat
Speaker 6: and there's certain things I won't need. But for me,
Speaker 6: I was like, if I was just strictly a carnivore,
Speaker 6: I could probably get away with it. But I know
Speaker 6: a few people to do the carnivore diet and I've
Speaker 6: considered it. I was like, but I don't want to
Speaker 6: try it, just because I think it'd be hard to maintain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's That is the same reason that I
Speaker 3: haven't really done it either, because then to continue to
Speaker 3: eat steak every single day, I mean.
Speaker 6: Eventually they can get a little price to get it's expensive,
Speaker 6: and then you'd also get burnout on it. I feel like,
Speaker 6: and I love steak, if if you hate it every
Speaker 6: single day, then you're like, I mean, I wish I
Speaker 6: had the money to do that, But after a while,
Speaker 6: I'm going to be like, you know what I want pizza?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. Well, and you know, it's it's funny because
Speaker 3: when I sit with when I go out with people
Speaker 3: and you know, meet people, and they they kind of
Speaker 3: find out my history fitness, nutrition and you know, the
Speaker 3: different things that I've studied. Well, then they always start
Speaker 3: asking questions about like different foods, different this, different that,
Speaker 3: and and I always tell them I'm like, look, hey,
Speaker 3: if if you want I can, I can pull apart everything,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like, that's that's the whole thing.
Speaker 3: There's there's all kinds of things out there, like you said,
Speaker 3: ingredients and stuff like that. Like, but even vegetables, like
Speaker 3: vegetables have what are what we're called oxalates, and and
Speaker 3: oxalates actually do a lot of damage to your body.
Speaker 3: A lot of stuff is caused by glyphosates that are
Speaker 3: sprayed on our fruits and vegetables, and that does reeks
Speaker 3: havoc on our body. Right, So at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, you can pull apart so many different things
Speaker 3: because of the way our foods are manufactured and processed
Speaker 3: before it hits our plate. But that's that's why I
Speaker 3: don't I don't feel bad. Like you said, you don't
Speaker 3: eat a lot of fruits and vegetables, that doesn't necessarily
Speaker 3: mean you're you're being unhealthy nowadays, because even the fruits
Speaker 3: and vegetables, depending on where it comes from, I mean,
Speaker 3: if it's if it was sprayed with glyphosates, which most
Speaker 3: of it has been sprayed with glyphosates, which the glyphosates
Speaker 3: is round up basically, right.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 3: That's like a huge factor into all kinds of all
Speaker 3: kinds of different cancers and been found to endocrine disruptors
Speaker 3: and all kinds of different problems throughout the body, and
Speaker 3: our and our system is glyphosates, But glyphosates, fluoride, and
Speaker 3: I think it was glyphosates, fluoride and wi fi were
Speaker 3: the three main things that actually, uh do damage to
Speaker 3: your penial gland and calcified opinial gland and basically starts
Speaker 3: to take away our our intuition and our our psychic abilities,
Speaker 3: so to speak. And there's all kinds of different terms
Speaker 3: and ways to look at it, but the way I
Speaker 3: explain it to people is that it's that gut feeling,
Speaker 3: you know, you walk into a room and somebody doesn't
Speaker 3: look right, and hit that gut feeling I don't think
Speaker 3: I should be here. Well, that starts to go away
Speaker 3: if you have too much fluoride, if you have too
Speaker 3: much glyphacates aluminum alone, it's it's fluoride, aluminum, glyphysates, and
Speaker 3: wi fi. So any of those four things that you
Speaker 3: have a lot of starts to completely diminish any type
Speaker 3: of like innate abilities that you.
Speaker 6: Might have, which in modern times, like even right now,
Speaker 6: I have Wi fi out here. That's how I'm connected
Speaker 6: to talk with you is through WiFi. We can't escape
Speaker 6: we can't escape the aluminum, we can't escape the Wi Fi.
Speaker 6: We can't escape the things. Because this is how society
Speaker 6: has become. We're dependent upon things that are harmful to.
Speaker 3: Yep, We're flooded with it. So that's that's why like well,
Speaker 3: and that was another big thing of because we when
Speaker 3: we formulated our toothpaste, we had a few different formulations
Speaker 3: we were gonna go with. So there was there's an
Speaker 3: Indian herb called Neme and it's like they refer to
Speaker 3: it as like the plaque destroyer, but it's you know,
Speaker 3: one hundred years ago. That's what they did in India
Speaker 3: was they chewed on a name stick and that was
Speaker 3: how they took care of their teeth. And that was
Speaker 3: definitely one of the main ones we were looking at.
Speaker 3: It was name b Propolis and then the silver. But
Speaker 3: the silver had so many scientific studies behind it. But
Speaker 3: it also was one of the few things that helps
Speaker 3: reverse like it helps to get rid of parasites, it
Speaker 3: helps to you know, cleanse the body. It's anti bacteria,
Speaker 3: anti viral, anti fungal and stuff like that. So that
Speaker 3: was like a big reason that we used the silver
Speaker 3: was it wasn't just a really really proven strong anti bacterial,
Speaker 3: but it helped with all these other ailments and issues
Speaker 3: that our body based gets put through the wringer with.
Speaker 3: So that was another big reason why we went with
Speaker 3: the silver. And then now we're definitely happy we went
Speaker 3: that route because a lot of dentists that we talked to,
Speaker 3: we get a very heavy pushback about the no floor
Speaker 3: I think, but uh, the main thing that they always
Speaker 3: that they typically say is well, my patients, any patients
Speaker 3: I have that switch to an all natural toothpaste get
Speaker 3: more cavities. And that's the one thing I'll say that
Speaker 3: when a dentist says that I concede, I'll admit, statistically,
Speaker 3: if somebody switches to an all natural toothpaste, statistically there's
Speaker 3: more cavities. But that's because most all natural toothpaste don't
Speaker 3: have an anti bacterial agent. But silver is the anti
Speaker 3: bacterial agent that we use. And like I was saying earlier,
Speaker 3: that's why we nanotize it because then it gets all
Speaker 3: through the mouth and between the tooth and the gum,
Speaker 3: and silver will kill the bad bacteria. But it doesn't
Speaker 3: kill the good. So that's what's a huge benefit to it.
Speaker 3: Because prior to nineteen thirty six, if you had a
Speaker 3: bacterial fire or funkal infection and you went to the hospital,
Speaker 3: you went to a med center, silver is what the
Speaker 3: doctor gave you. It's the strongest natural antibiotic known demand.
Speaker 3: And because it does, it kills the bad and it
Speaker 3: doesn't kill the good. But then right around there, that
Speaker 3: was still right around the time they were pumping out
Speaker 3: fluoride trying to make nuclear weapons, but also after nineteen
Speaker 3: thirty six, what they did was synthesize antibiotics. So once
Speaker 3: they synthesize antibiotics, they outlawed silver, they outlawed most of
Speaker 3: the other natural products from hospitals and med centers. And
Speaker 3: then I don't know if have you ever heard of MRSA.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the isn't it like almost like a it's
Speaker 6: like like a super infection, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's exactly what it is, like a super in fact,
Speaker 3: superbug that you that you usually contracted at the hospitals.
Speaker 3: And what it does is it adapts to all these
Speaker 3: synthesized antibiotics. So that's why they've had to continuously create
Speaker 3: new antibiotics because they have to offset the MRSA. And
Speaker 3: prior to nineteen thirty six, MRSA didn't exist because silver
Speaker 3: can kill it on contact. So that's that, And that's
Speaker 3: some of the stuff that they don't like to tell you.
Speaker 3: But that's what we use in our toothpaste. Is silver,
Speaker 3: not MRSA. Let me make that clear.
Speaker 6: Well, it brings up something I was going to say,
Speaker 6: which is probably gonna get me in trouble. But if
Speaker 6: they know that things like silver can kill off these
Speaker 6: bacterias or whatever, how come that's not being commonly used
Speaker 6: in big pharma stuff. Because if they're wanting to cure
Speaker 6: people of sickness, then they may they should be using
Speaker 6: things that they know can cure. But instead they only
Speaker 6: want to wean you because they they need to repeat customer.
Speaker 6: I don't feel like they're wanting to cure people or
Speaker 6: heal people. They just want to keep your money coming
Speaker 6: towards them because they just keep you alive long enough
Speaker 6: to keep collecting.
Speaker 3: That's that's the idea they. I mean, when you look
Speaker 3: at the big triangle, to me is you have monsano right.
Speaker 3: Monsano is originally known for manufacturing poisons. Right, They're the
Speaker 3: ones that manufactured Asian orange back in Vietnam. So that's
Speaker 3: what that was. Their main thing was basically manufacturing poison.
Speaker 3: Round up was you know, the next thing that they
Speaker 3: did to to spray the crops with so bugs and
Speaker 3: different things didn't eat the crops. Now they merged with
Speaker 3: Bear Pharmaceuticals. So now Monsano is and also obviously Monsando
Speaker 3: is the one of the largest food manufacturers farming in
Speaker 3: the farming industry. So now you have Monsanto, who is
Speaker 3: the one of the largest manufacturers of poisons, one of
Speaker 3: the largest food manufacturers, and now merged with Bear, who
Speaker 3: is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies. So now this triangle.
Speaker 3: Even my son was like, my son, I think it
Speaker 3: was he was ten when we talked about it. He's like,
Speaker 3: how is that a thing? Like, I don't understand how
Speaker 3: that could be allowed. Yeah, So if you get sick
Speaker 3: from a poison and that poison is on your food,
Speaker 3: it's it's very readily available, right, you know, they can
Speaker 3: put it on anything, They spray it on crops. Well,
Speaker 3: now if you get sick, they also are the ones
Speaker 3: that sell you the medicine that supposedly helps with that sickness.
Speaker 6: I just saw something the other day and I don't
Speaker 6: I have not confirmed this so by the time time
Speaker 6: this comes out, but supposedly there was a recall for
Speaker 6: some sunscreen. I think it was a Johnson and Johnson
Speaker 6: because the ingredient was linked to leukemia. But I'm pretty sure,
Speaker 6: like the ingredient that causes leukemia is also the ingredient
Speaker 6: that they used to treat leukemia. So the things that
Speaker 6: could possibly make people sick is also the things they're
Speaker 6: treating in for it. So it's like, that's kind of
Speaker 6: a weird one. Like so you're yeah, yeah, how is
Speaker 6: that allowed? Right, It's like you're making you know that
Speaker 6: can make people sick, but you can also give them
Speaker 6: the cure. So it's like, are you doing it intentionally
Speaker 6: to make people sick so you have the cure for
Speaker 6: it as well or the treatment for it. So again
Speaker 6: you're making money left over, right, just because people are
Speaker 6: getting sick, but you also have the way to help
Speaker 6: treat it, even though you were probably the reason they
Speaker 6: got sick.
Speaker 3: Absolutely well, they said the same thing about shampoos and
Speaker 3: the same thing. I did not do enough research into
Speaker 3: this one. But a couple of people had said to
Speaker 3: me that, and I don't know which company it was,
Speaker 3: which manufacturer, but in the same aisle, in one aisle,
Speaker 3: you have all these different shampoos and conditioners, and then
Speaker 3: they've shown and proven that it actually causes hair loss,
Speaker 3: which a lot of that comes from aluminum as well.
Speaker 3: And then in the exact same aisle, just a little
Speaker 3: further down the aisle, by the same company, by the
Speaker 3: same excuse me, by the same company, they have products
Speaker 3: that help with hair growth. So the same company that's
Speaker 3: creating shampoos and conditioners that will ultimately make your hair
Speaker 3: fall out, they also produce a product that fixes that.
Speaker 3: So then you're going you buy that in so they
Speaker 3: create the problem and then yeah, that we got the
Speaker 3: solution too.
Speaker 6: Yep, it's all a big.
Speaker 3: Marketing scheme, but yep, we've exactly.
Speaker 6: We've been going on for close to an hour, so
Speaker 6: I feel like we can probably wrap this up soon,
Speaker 6: but I want you to talk more about your products
Speaker 6: and your business and where everyone can find it at
Speaker 6: before we do.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, And I mean and we I have the
Speaker 3: products on both sides. So if if somebody went to
Speaker 3: Noble Metals wellness, you know, the deodorants on there, the
Speaker 3: supplements with the methylene blue and a mounotomic gold. We
Speaker 3: have the nanosilver on there, a nanosilver soap as well,
Speaker 3: and then on freshmouth it's the Freshmouth Club and there
Speaker 3: we have we have the toothpaste which has the nanosilver
Speaker 3: in it. We have a couple other things, a perio
Speaker 3: switch which is kind of like a coconut oil polling
Speaker 3: but it helps with periodontal disease. But our normal kit
Speaker 3: comes with like the toothpaste, the rints, which also it's
Speaker 3: a concentrate of silver xylotol peppermin extract, So you do
Speaker 3: like three four drops and an ounce of water. That's
Speaker 3: what you rinse with after you brush. That kind of
Speaker 3: instead of just spitting all the silver out when you
Speaker 3: brush your teeth and you rinse, this way you're rinsing
Speaker 3: with the silver rints and that kind of enhances it.
Speaker 3: And this way it kills that bad bacteria in the mouth,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't kill that good So this way you
Speaker 3: never have to worry about you know, I don't want
Speaker 3: to say you never have to worry about bad breath
Speaker 3: because but it definitely helps reverse any type of like
Speaker 3: halatosis or ginger vitis and things of that nature. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean we've made it super easy for everybody. And
Speaker 3: then our floss, A lot of people don't realize that
Speaker 3: most flosses have fluoride in it as well, So our
Speaker 3: floss is fluoride free. It's like a charcoal based with
Speaker 3: like a coconut coating over it. So yeah, it's it's
Speaker 3: we've kind of put a lot of research and effort
Speaker 3: into creating something that has like is more of an
Speaker 3: advanced brushing system. And even our teeth whitening kit. Teeth
Speaker 3: whitening is not a wellness product or a wellness thing, right,
Speaker 3: And I always tell people when you use a teeth
Speaker 3: whitening kit, it can soften the enamel, or we can
Speaker 3: the enamel and cost sensitivity. Ours not saying it's healthy,
Speaker 3: you know, but it's the healthier option if somebody whitens
Speaker 3: their teeth because ours has the red light, so kind
Speaker 3: of like red light therapy. A lot of people have
Speaker 3: heard about benefits of red light therapy. Ours has the
Speaker 3: blue light which will help whiten the teeth, and it's
Speaker 3: like six shades whiter. But then it also has the
Speaker 3: red light, so you do the red light right after
Speaker 3: and then that gives you kind of like the red
Speaker 3: light therapy aspect and treatment onto the teeth to stop
Speaker 3: the sensitivity issue. So there's a lot of different benefits
Speaker 3: and even information that we have on the websites. You know,
Speaker 3: people can go on there and even if they wanted
Speaker 3: to just kind of learn about some of the ingredients
Speaker 3: because you know a lot of the some you know,
Speaker 3: the ingredients are healthy and you can buy them in
Speaker 3: other places too, but we also have the dangers of aluminum,
Speaker 3: dangers of fluoride, dangers of some of these other toxins,
Speaker 3: parasites and stuff like that that people can, you know,
Speaker 3: at the very least and very minimal read read up
Speaker 3: on some of that information so that way make better
Speaker 3: choices or make healthier choices as they you know, progress.
Speaker 6: If you want to send me an email of all
Speaker 6: the information like for links and stuff, I can include
Speaker 6: that in the show notes for anyone listening where they
Speaker 6: can find more information about your products and where they
Speaker 6: can look into it.
Speaker 3: At absolutely And what I'll what I'll do is I'll
Speaker 3: send some of the links and then I'll send you
Speaker 3: a couple of links that you can you can fill out.
Speaker 3: That way you'll have like an affiliate link and then
Speaker 3: you could just attach the affiliate link on there so
Speaker 3: people can click on that and it's you know, it's
Speaker 3: you know you you get some benefits out of it.
Speaker 3: And then did I give you some of the toothpaste
Speaker 3: at the show when I saw.
Speaker 6: You gave me I think two tubes And Okay, I
Speaker 6: have not tried it yet, but I honestly don't know
Speaker 6: where it is to be. I come home and I
Speaker 6: unloaded everything, and I don't know if they're still in
Speaker 6: like one of my boxes or not. But I was
Speaker 6: just at an event recently and they were in there,
Speaker 6: so I don't know if my friend took them to
Speaker 6: help me or where they went.
Speaker 3: But Okay, said, if you can't, email me an address
Speaker 3: I can send to and I'll uh, I'll send you
Speaker 3: a bunch of our products to try too. That way
Speaker 3: you can you can try out the toothpaste, try out
Speaker 3: the deodorant, some of the other stuff that we have,
Speaker 3: like we got a UV that actually kills the bacteria
Speaker 3: and the toothbrush. So you know, they Discovery Channel did
Speaker 3: a study that showed your your toilet brush is actually
Speaker 3: cleaner than your toothbrush. So we have a UV. You
Speaker 3: drop the toothbrush and it fits any brushead, right, so
Speaker 3: any toothbrush you have, it fits. So you drop your
Speaker 3: toothbrush in it, you close it. The UV turns on
Speaker 3: and then it turns off by itself. So all you
Speaker 3: got to do you put the toothbrush in here, you
Speaker 3: close it, you leave it on the counter. Next time
Speaker 3: you're going to brush your teeth, it's all done. You
Speaker 3: take out the clean toothbrush. You don't have to use
Speaker 3: the toilet the brush anymore to brush your teeth. But uh,
Speaker 3: you know a lot of people that that's one of
Speaker 3: our probably one of our number one selling items is
Speaker 3: the UV because and then it's got a little fan
Speaker 3: built in there so it helps dry the brush. But yeah,
Speaker 3: so but I'll send you a bunch of different things
Speaker 3: that way you could kind of try it out, see
Speaker 3: how you like it and stuff, and you know, let
Speaker 3: me know. But I'll also email you the links that
Speaker 3: you can you can fill out that way. You know,
Speaker 3: you can just attach the links to the to the
Speaker 3: podcast so people can just click on it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that sounds awesome, Well, Tony awesome. It's been a
Speaker 6: pleasure talking.
Speaker 3: With you, you as well branding you as well. If
Speaker 3: there's anything else that I can do for you, just
Speaker 3: shoot me an email let me know otherwise, Yeah, if
Speaker 3: you can just email me your address, that way I
Speaker 3: could send some stuff out to you and and then
Speaker 3: I look forward to hearing the podcast in the near future.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely. Well, we're going to wrap this one up,
Speaker 6: so thanks to Tony and thanks for listening. If you
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