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Speaker 1: Doctor Peter. Good and how are you today?
Speaker 3: The best day in my life so far, Danny boy
Speaker 3: love it. Appreciate your having me here. It's always fun.
Speaker 2: So is there anything you'd like to say before we
Speaker 2: get into the questions?
Speaker 1: Anything new and exciting. Anything you've oh you know.
Speaker 2: What that nationalism our nationalism thing that you were talking about.
Speaker 2: I would love to hear that when you get done
Speaker 2: through that process. That's very interesting to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can give you some people that you can
Speaker 3: get in touch with. It's a it's a complicated.
Speaker 4: I'm sure, but I'm I'm I'm knee deep.
Speaker 3: So i'll let you know.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 1: The next best thing, I guess would be to take
Speaker 1: up put and so.
Speaker 3: Offer there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: People across over the week have been asking some questions,
Speaker 2: so I want to address those.
Speaker 1: And you know.
Speaker 2: This, Joseph Polka, who is in our telegram group, asked
Speaker 2: this question. At first, like the video that I saw,
Speaker 2: I can't stand like weak male feminine feminism when they
Speaker 2: when people talk. So I got irritated by the video itself.
Speaker 2: It's not Polka, it's just what he shared. And the
Speaker 2: guy's like over dramatic and stuff like that. So the
Speaker 2: information that he's speaking was already I was already, you know,
Speaker 2: at odds with it. But I can remember just taking
Speaker 2: putting shampoo on and sneezing my face off.
Speaker 1: I used to do this all the time.
Speaker 2: Whenever shampooed my hair out, sneeze my face off, put
Speaker 2: on cologne and I sneeze for a few minutes. Anytime
Speaker 2: that had some kind of fragrance or some kind of
Speaker 2: chemical like that, I would react to it really, really,
Speaker 2: just violently. And the question was like bath and body works,
Speaker 2: the type of fragrances and types of chemicals that you're
Speaker 2: putting on your body cosmetics, even shampoos, like I said,
Speaker 2: body washes, the dyes. Are we in addition to having
Speaker 2: crap in our food, water, and air, are we causing
Speaker 2: toxic overload just by our simple practices throughout the day.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, let me read you the conclusions of a
Speaker 3: study that was done a little while ago. I quote.
Speaker 3: In this study, the presence of a large number of
Speaker 3: typical man made chemicals in ninety one samples of human
Speaker 3: blood is determined. The compound groups of interest are brominated
Speaker 3: flame retardants, valets, artificial musk compounds, organotin compounds, bi phenol A,
Speaker 3: alkyl phenols, and alkyl phenol ethyoxalates. The results show that
Speaker 3: many of these compounds are present in human blood, sometimes
Speaker 3: in relatively high concentrations. Compounds like dye to ethyl hexel thalate,
Speaker 3: the brominated flame retardant BD one five three, and the
Speaker 3: artificial musks tunolide and galaxylide are found in all or
Speaker 3: the majority of the samples.
Speaker 2: So it's getting in our bloodstream just by having it
Speaker 2: in under skin and it sounds.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, that's right. And the fragrances tunolide and galaxylide
Speaker 3: are found in virtually every sample, so right. In general,
Speaker 3: the results clearly indicate the presence of man made chemicals
Speaker 3: in human blood and thus in the human body. Many
Speaker 3: of these chemicals are used as additives in consumer products,
Speaker 3: and earlier studies showed their presence in house dust, rain water,
Speaker 3: and other environmental matrices. The latter study indicated the potential
Speaker 3: for human exposure for these chemicals, confirmed that the potential
Speaker 3: and show that human exposure and uptake of these things
Speaker 3: is in fact a fact. So this is academic.
Speaker 2: So we're also we can throw detergents in there too, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, oh yeah, we wash our clothes with us,
Speaker 2: touch our bodies all day long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and if you get your clothes, drag cleane.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So so so back to the jungle for us, Daniel,
Speaker 3: we got to start using you know, your skins and
Speaker 3: and not washing.
Speaker 2: So let's go the Scythian Gothics. They had it right,
Speaker 2: got spartans.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: So the other thing, so like accentic candles, do you
Speaker 2: think that's going to cause that in the air is
Speaker 2: going to burn off?
Speaker 1: Or is that usually more oil based?
Speaker 3: Well, here's here's what I think by kind of rational
Speaker 3: extrapolation of everything else that I know. Right, my colleagues
Speaker 3: and I have identified twelve foods that are dangerous to
Speaker 3: the human body, and they not be eaten because if
Speaker 3: you do eat them, it's like death by a thousand cuts.
Speaker 3: And it's only a matter of time until those foods
Speaker 3: create a net negative response in your body. It's only
Speaker 3: a matter of time. There are twelve foods, and I
Speaker 3: mean there might be more, but as far as we know, twelve,
Speaker 3: maybe thirteen, and all of those foods, all of them
Speaker 3: are foods that we have been encouraged to eat all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks at the time.
Speaker 3: So that was not an accident. If it had been
Speaker 3: just one or two of them, you know that we're
Speaker 3: encouraged to eat all the time, that would be one thing.
Speaker 3: But when twelve out of twelve of the foods are
Speaker 3: things that we eat all of the time. That's a
Speaker 3: red flag. So I believe that that was done on purpose.
Speaker 3: And so, you know, I was watching TV the other
Speaker 3: day and I must have seen twenty five different ads
Speaker 3: or air fresheners for the car and or air fresheners
Speaker 3: for the house, right. And the reason that these things
Speaker 3: are advertised is because the advertising works. I mean, the
Speaker 3: you know, to come multi million billion dollar companies don't
Speaker 3: advertise if it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: A little dingling pine tree in the front.
Speaker 3: You know, the fabrize, you know, things that now you
Speaker 3: plug into the electrical outlet and it slowly releases the
Speaker 3: you know, the odor into the air over time. That
Speaker 3: can't be good for you. And the reason I think
Speaker 3: it can't be good for you is because they're advertising
Speaker 3: for its use all the time.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So knowing that, I do think that there is an
Speaker 3: you know, I think that's probably the easiest way to
Speaker 3: get a handle on what is bad without like a
Speaker 3: deep scientific dive, is just to look at what's being promoted.
Speaker 2: Highly encouraged and promoted and normalized. And yeah, absolutely, especially
Speaker 2: to the housewife, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, the most famous example of this and it's
Speaker 3: not I mean, it's not a fragrance or anything. But
Speaker 3: it's a perfect example of what we're talking about. And
Speaker 3: of all the magazines in the world, Time magazine did
Speaker 3: an expose on this. It's about five years ago now.
Speaker 3: They had on the front page of Time Magazine they
Speaker 3: had a big stick of butter and the headline was butter,
Speaker 3: is it really bad for you? Or something like that,
Speaker 3: And it was an expose on Procter and Gamble, I think,
Speaker 3: the makers of Crisco, which is you know, large vegetable
Speaker 3: large vegetable oil.
Speaker 1: My soy, right, isn't it mostly soy?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but it's super hydrogenated and it's it's
Speaker 3: like really, really, really bad for you physiologically. And that
Speaker 3: was Procter and Gamble had paid the American Heart Association
Speaker 3: a bunch of money because the American Heart Association was struggling,
Speaker 3: almost bankrupt, and Procter and Gamble came along and said, Oh,
Speaker 3: we're going to give you a couple of million bucks
Speaker 3: if you get your doctors to tell everybody that butter
Speaker 3: is bad and Crisco is good. And Time magazine wrote about.
Speaker 2: This margin must fall in that category somewhere too, because
Speaker 2: that's like practically plastic and paint.
Speaker 3: Right, So all of a sudden, every housewife in the
Speaker 3: United States started throwing away butter using margarine and Crisco,
Speaker 3: and guess what happened to heart disease rates through the roof.
Speaker 3: So the American Heart Association's fine, you're happy because now
Speaker 3: they've got you know.
Speaker 1: Jobs and have nice plus chairs to sit in now.
Speaker 3: So it's like that, you know, we're so we're so
Speaker 3: in the middle of ball country that everything that's promoted
Speaker 3: as a mainstream fix is the opposite of what you
Speaker 3: should be doing. Yeah, and you know, just look at
Speaker 3: stanton drugs, right, I mean, it's it's.
Speaker 2: Nuts trying to get my stepfather off of them. My
Speaker 2: mother is trying.
Speaker 3: To Yeah, well there is no try, there is only do.
Speaker 1: Right, She's there. I'm not otherwise.
Speaker 3: I just you know, we had a nice testimonial on
Speaker 3: Live Q and A today for my subscribers. A woman
Speaker 3: came in and she said, Doc Glynn, and I just
Speaker 3: need to thank you, and I'm paraphrasing. After my cajoling,
Speaker 3: my husband finally watched your information on STAT and drugs
Speaker 3: and he stopped taking the statin drugs, he started the
Speaker 3: ninety essential nutrients. He's already started to feel better. And oh,
Speaker 3: by the way, he's an MD oho.
Speaker 2: Oh man, Yeah, you converted one. That's about that. Oh man,
Speaker 2: that's that's a success unlike any other. You think he'll
Speaker 2: actually start thinking and questioning other things in his life
Speaker 2: now probably.
Speaker 3: I mean, once you've once you've got your foot on
Speaker 3: this road, there's no going back. And that's an interesting
Speaker 3: little anecdote, this kind of side thing to talk about,
Speaker 3: because this is it's interesting that historically there have been
Speaker 3: a lot I mean, I'm not gonna make numbers up,
Speaker 3: but there have been a substantial number of died in
Speaker 3: the wall mds who have gotten it into their head
Speaker 3: that they're going to save humanity from nature pathic medicine
Speaker 3: or chiropractic medicine or homeopathic medicine, and they're going to
Speaker 3: debunk it. And so they go over into the holistic
Speaker 3: pastures and they apply the scientific method to whatever it
Speaker 3: is that they're trying to debunk. They can't debunk it,
Speaker 3: and they become practitioners of whatever it was they've tried
Speaker 3: to debunk. This happens all the time that medical doctors
Speaker 3: come over into holistic land. It happens all the time,
Speaker 3: not enough, but it happens. You know what never happens
Speaker 3: holistic doctors giving up their stuff and going into allopathic land.
Speaker 3: That never happens. Why Because holistic therapeutics iiobatic medicine, chiropractic medicine,
Speaker 3: nature pathic medicine, homeopathic medicine, acupuncture, whatever the hell it is.
Speaker 3: These therapeutics are grounded in natural way law and have
Speaker 3: been formulated through an inductive scientific process. Conventional medicine is
Speaker 3: the opposite of that. Conventional medicine is not based on
Speaker 3: scientific law. Conventional medicine is based on theory and reality
Speaker 3: by consensus, as evidenced by the You know, the halls
Speaker 3: of MD medicine are littered with the discarded remains of
Speaker 3: stupid therapies, which in their day were the standard of care.
Speaker 1: I've got one for you too. I'm going to show
Speaker 1: you a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah so, yeah, so in in holistic medicine, because holistic
Speaker 3: medicine is grounded on natural law. Once you've experienced that,
Speaker 3: you there's no going back from it. You can't. You
Speaker 3: can't unring that bell. So yeah, it's a crazy situation.
Speaker 3: You know that we live in and and as the
Speaker 3: saying goes, eventually the truth will out.
Speaker 2: They're not trying to strengthen the body. They're not trying
Speaker 2: to help it along. They're not trying to reinforce it.
Speaker 2: They're forcing instead of reinforcing.
Speaker 3: Yes, And they do not understand the nature of the
Speaker 3: healing process, and they do not understand the complex interrelatedness
Speaker 3: of the human body. They are mechanistic. They look at
Speaker 3: the body like it's a bag of biochemicals. They completely
Speaker 3: discount anything energetic. There's no soul, there's no vital force.
Speaker 3: Consciousness itself is a function of biochemistry. God is dead.
Speaker 3: There's nothing metaphysical. When the human body dies, its lights out,
Speaker 3: game over. And it's all material material material material. So
Speaker 3: when the body is sick, you have to combat it
Speaker 3: with material drugs.
Speaker 2: That's such a negative outlook, such a like Debbie Downer, like,
Speaker 2: what's the point why even be here?
Speaker 1: If that's all there is?
Speaker 3: You know, and you know, but when a hundred medical
Speaker 3: doctors say it so, it's so yeah, And when they're
Speaker 3: proven wrong, nobody goes to jail. They pivot and they
Speaker 3: come up with another stupid theory. I mean, like the
Speaker 3: whole contagion theory. I mean, is that really a thing? Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've read some books for sure, and I have questions,
Speaker 2: especially when it seems like it's transmitted mostly by a
Speaker 2: needle than anything else.
Speaker 3: So there's you know, there's a saying in holistic medicine,
Speaker 3: especially homeopathy, that medical doctors diagnose disease and holistic doctors
Speaker 3: diagnose curative treatments. Right, because we don't treat disease. There's
Speaker 3: no such thing as a disease. We treat people. You
Speaker 3: can't treat a disease because the disease is not an
Speaker 3: independent thing from the person. It's not you are the disease.
Speaker 3: And I could have identical triplets, they all live in
Speaker 3: the same house, they've got the same genes, they could
Speaker 3: all have strapped throat, they could have each given it
Speaker 3: to the other, or they could all gotten it from
Speaker 3: the same source, whatever, And it is entirely possible that
Speaker 3: they would each need three individually different treatments to recover.
Speaker 3: Because we don't treat disease. We treat people. We don't
Speaker 3: diagnose an illness, we diagnose secure and that's the big
Speaker 3: difference that goes right over everybody's head, even you know,
Speaker 3: it takes at least I'm again, I'm making numbers up.
Speaker 3: But I've got people that have been with me for
Speaker 3: a long time and you know, have had remarkable cures,
Speaker 3: and this concept is still kind of just just beyond
Speaker 3: just beyond their grasp, just haven't really captured it yet
Speaker 3: and made it their own. And in this it's not
Speaker 3: because they're not smart. It's because of one hundred years
Speaker 3: of pharmaceutical propaganda, yeah, which has made us all, I think,
Speaker 3: one hundred and eighty degrees the wrong thing about everything,
Speaker 3: including cellular anatomy, the physiological reality of the human being
Speaker 3: and what causes disease, and more importantly, what are we
Speaker 3: going to do to rationally, scientifically, clinically, verifiably eliminate the
Speaker 3: disease process then bring a person back into a state
Speaker 3: of health.
Speaker 2: So they say that it takes just one generation, so
Speaker 2: I guess that's twenty years to educate a new generation
Speaker 2: to change the minds. And you know, but I would
Speaker 2: say it takes probably three more for the people who
Speaker 2: thought differently or thought the right way die off, and
Speaker 2: then all you have is those other three generations and
Speaker 2: continuum that think this new way that you've you know,
Speaker 2: programmed to think.
Speaker 3: Well, that was one of Max Plank's kind of sayings, right,
Speaker 3: Max Plank, the guy that discovered quantum physics. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: said that science progresses one funeral a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Max Planck, Institute of Human Behavior and Cognition.
Speaker 1: Yeah, actually read a book about him.
Speaker 2: So how many do you think beside yourself and the
Speaker 2: person that you said you've learned a lot from in
Speaker 2: less however long it's been, how many people are masters
Speaker 2: at that homeopathy with the pellets and in those treatments
Speaker 2: that are in existence.
Speaker 1: Anymore that right now?
Speaker 2: Maybe fifty fifty that's more than I thought you were
Speaker 2: going to say. So that's encouraging, I guess. But how
Speaker 2: many people are learning underneath them?
Speaker 1: That was the question.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so of of the people that are really good
Speaker 3: at it, there's only one that's teaching it.
Speaker 2: Wow, Well, hopefully they opened up a little bit more.
Speaker 2: You know, they have the Internet at their disposal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's you know, there's movement a foot in the
Speaker 3: in the pro in the profession, and the guy that's
Speaker 3: the master of it just published a two book series.
Speaker 3: I think I might have one of them here, No,
Speaker 3: I don't. It's upstairs. It's on up. So homeopathy was
Speaker 3: discovered and codified by Samuel Hannemann, who was a German
Speaker 3: physician in the eighteen hundreds. And Hanneman's main student was
Speaker 3: a guy named Lippe. And Lippey was a devotee of Hanemann,
Speaker 3: and he knew Hannemann's method inside and out, and he
Speaker 3: was an extremely effective practitioner of homeopathy, and he kind
Speaker 3: of took Hannaman's teachings and made them easier to understand
Speaker 3: for every other homeopath in the world. And there was
Speaker 3: just a two volume set published about Lippey's life and
Speaker 3: about the talks that he gave and the discussions that
Speaker 3: he had and kind of the ins and outs of
Speaker 3: the practical application of homeopathy, which I was never taught
Speaker 3: and when I was in medical school. And so it's
Speaker 3: information like this which has been lacking in the education
Speaker 3: of the homeopath. And it's interesting because I wasn't aware
Speaker 3: of any of this. But I'm about a twenty percent
Speaker 3: through this. It's a massive two volumes set. I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know how many thousands of pages is it's
Speaker 3: a lot of it's a lot of writing, excuse me.
Speaker 3: And I did not know very much about what was
Speaker 3: happening in the homeopathic profession in the early days of homeopathy,
Speaker 3: like the first hundred years of homeopathy. I knew the
Speaker 3: names of some of the big players, but I didn't
Speaker 3: know any of the politics. I didn't know any of
Speaker 3: the anything. I didn't know anything. Now I'm learning quite
Speaker 3: a bit. And as it turns out, history does not
Speaker 3: repeat itself at rhymes because exactly the same thing that's
Speaker 3: happened to nature pathic medicine now, where we've had this
Speaker 3: split in the profession between the people who actually practice
Speaker 3: nature pathic medicine and the people who practice the hybridized
Speaker 3: type of nature pathic medicine which uses pharmaceuticals first and
Speaker 3: nature pathic therapeutics to clean up the message that the
Speaker 3: pharmaceuticals make. And that's what's being taught now in Natropradic
Speaker 3: medical school. This same split happened in homeopathy over one
Speaker 3: hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: So it's like a dilution and then misdirection.
Speaker 2: I mean like obviously it's not if it's not pure,
Speaker 2: it's not accurate, yea less results.
Speaker 3: Which is why. And this is really interesting, and you
Speaker 3: have to be a geek to understand what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: But when you read about the the homeiopass in the
Speaker 3: eighteen hundreds of early nineteen hundreds, these people were curing diphtheria,
Speaker 3: bubonic plague, right.
Speaker 1: The fans are cured. Yeah, they were doing that and.
Speaker 3: Curing it scarlet fever, which was a big bad voodoo daddy.
Speaker 3: Homeia passed for curing it, cholera home you passed for
Speaker 3: curing it. And as time has gone by, those regular,
Speaker 3: remarkable cures started to become less and less and less
Speaker 3: and less because the original teachings of homeopathy had been
Speaker 3: misplaced by all this hybridized.
Speaker 1: Bullshit, veered off in the wrong direction.
Speaker 3: And the guy that published these Lippe books is the
Speaker 3: He's like the standard bearer for original, authentic Condomanian homeopathy.
Speaker 2: And so hopefully that restores it or it helps people
Speaker 2: at least have a reference to go to.
Speaker 3: It's not going to hurt. And there they're actually trying
Speaker 3: to put together a school in Montreal, so we'll see
Speaker 3: what happened.
Speaker 1: Cool, all right, So I want to show you a
Speaker 1: quick video because we're talking about toxic overload. And if
Speaker 1: someone Carrie sent this to me. I think that's her name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyways, tell you in a second who it was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So carry sent this to me. This is this is
Speaker 2: remarkable and I just have to click it quick.
Speaker 1: It's going on.
Speaker 5: It's the latest way to cover up signs of age
Speaker 5: and employs a mask which contains radioactive elements. Invisible rays
Speaker 5: will recharge from that mask and revitalize the blood stream.
Speaker 5: It's a treatment which is claimed to begin where cosmetic
Speaker 5: preparations stop. Short. They're not going to momma fire here,
Speaker 5: but it's a delicate treatment that calls for very exact timing.
Speaker 5: She mustn't be overcooked, that the radio waves can be
Speaker 5: concentrated wherever most needed, just like electric chot troopers. Judge
Speaker 5: for yourself how pleasing are the results, and then.
Speaker 3: Tell she goes into a spasm.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Well, you know, it's a gift that keeps on giving.
Speaker 3: And I love the jaunty music in the background.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like the World's Fair music, The World's Fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah right over here, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah man, it's
Speaker 3: And you know, the the sad thing about it is
Speaker 3: right that when the medical doctors roll out bullshit like that,
Speaker 3: and then it's discovered to be like bad and dangerous
Speaker 3: and like the cause of death. Nobody ever criticizes the MDS,
Speaker 3: and the world just pivots and gives the MDS a
Speaker 3: pass and then accepts blindly whatever they say next. That
Speaker 3: does not happen in any other industry. It's the only
Speaker 3: industry that can consistently fail and maintain number one status
Speaker 3: is the md industry, the only one.
Speaker 1: I think that's evidence enough that it's more of a
Speaker 1: faith based religious type of adherence to it than than
Speaker 1: real you know what I mean. So they have to
Speaker 1: be that's all they got, So they were given, so
Speaker 1: that's all they can go to.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I think there's You're right, and I think
Speaker 3: that there is perhaps also I got negative spiritual force,
Speaker 3: which which is supporting.
Speaker 1: It that wouldn't Yeah, you know, that's that type of
Speaker 1: woo stuff.
Speaker 2: I'd one hundred percent on the metaphysical level, totally will
Speaker 2: entertain one hundred percent. I just want to say this
Speaker 2: one last one because this is kind of going to
Speaker 2: the incentivization, right.
Speaker 1: Or the lack thereof just how things work.
Speaker 6: If you come into my pharmacy, if your grandma comes
Speaker 6: in and she tries to fill a prescription exat I'll give.
Speaker 3: You met form.
Speaker 6: My cost on metform is roughly two dollars. I would
Speaker 6: sell her met form in for four dollars. As soon
Speaker 6: as she discloses that she has insurance, I have a
Speaker 6: gag clause. I am not allowed to tell her my
Speaker 6: cash pay price. I swipe her insurance card, Blue Cross
Speaker 6: whatever it may be, Boom copay ten dollars and she
Speaker 6: gets her medicine. I charge her ten dollars immediately when
Speaker 6: I swipe that card and I enter all that in
Speaker 6: the computer, I get a seven dollars club back.
Speaker 1: Where does it go? It goes to the ABM, So
Speaker 1: you give it a like.
Speaker 6: I could have saved her six dollars, but I can't
Speaker 6: disclose to her that. And now the money, the profits,
Speaker 6: I make less money, she pays more money, and the
Speaker 6: money goes back to the big insurance companies.
Speaker 2: So there's that that's in the background there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's it's insane. And all of this nonsense
Speaker 3: can only exist in a monopolized market. And when I
Speaker 3: just want to make a clarification, I don't know if
Speaker 3: I did this last week on your show, but I
Speaker 3: can't remember, but I have for years now. I have
Speaker 3: said what we need is a free medical market. We
Speaker 3: need a free medical market. We need a free medical market.
Speaker 3: We need a free medical market. And by what I
Speaker 3: do not mean is free like nobody has to pay
Speaker 3: for anything. That's not what I mean. I don't mean
Speaker 3: free medical care. I mean medical freedom. Yeah, to choose
Speaker 3: that people get the right to choose what kind of
Speaker 3: doctor they want through insurance is going to pay for everything.
Speaker 3: Every type of doctor has access to all the hospitals
Speaker 3: in the world, universities do research on all different types
Speaker 3: of medicine. We need freedom in the medical market. And
Speaker 3: that's what I mean, not that, you know, nobody should
Speaker 3: ever have to pay for anything. I do not mean that.
Speaker 2: So we have some questions in here. Aaron Bullas says,
Speaker 2: I had doctor Peter g Linnen, what would you recommend
Speaker 2: for cboid syndrome.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't treat cboid syndrome. I can treat a
Speaker 3: person who has been diagnosed with cboid syndrome. And there's
Speaker 3: a big difference. And I don't mean to be smart
Speaker 3: or pedantic, right, So, cuboid syndrome happens when the joint
Speaker 3: in the ligaments near the cboid bone in your foot
Speaker 3: become injured or torn. So whenever we have a ligament
Speaker 3: that's involved, there's a homeopathic medicine that's as specific for it,
Speaker 3: almost as specific for it. And so this is what
Speaker 3: I would do. I would get excuse me, homeopathic or
Speaker 3: Rudi graviolans. I'm going to put it right above my
Speaker 3: head here, Rudo graviolans.
Speaker 1: Someone comes up a lot, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of people call in with ligament and
Speaker 3: tendon issues.
Speaker 4: Gotcha.
Speaker 3: So it's going to be dispensed in a small tube.
Speaker 3: It's going to be blue colored plastic in the tube.
Speaker 3: It's going to be about one hundred little white medicated pellets.
Speaker 3: Maybe it'll cost you ten bucks. Take two pellets three
Speaker 3: times a day, orally for seven days. Two pellets three
Speaker 3: times a day, orally for seven days. Also for ten minutes. Now,
Speaker 3: for three minutes twice a day, I want you to
Speaker 3: stick your feet in ice cold water, both of them,
Speaker 3: not just the one with the cboid syndrome. Both feet
Speaker 3: in ice cold water for three minutes, twice a day.
Speaker 3: Rub the feet together. If this is these are your
Speaker 3: feet and they're in the water, you can rub the
Speaker 3: feet together to deal with the intense coldness of the water.
Speaker 3: But that will help a lot. And in order to
Speaker 3: support and promote the healthy resolution of a bone, ligament
Speaker 3: or tendon issue, you need to provide the body with
Speaker 3: the nutrients that it needs to make bones, ligaments, and tendons, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, that's not rocket science. So how do we
Speaker 3: do that. We do that with a combination of supplements
Speaker 3: called the Healthy Foundation Pack and two this Healthy Foundation pack,
Speaker 3: I would add another product called Glucogel. I would get
Speaker 3: glucogel capsules in the two hundred and forty count and
Speaker 3: take four glucogel capsules twice a day. It is entirely
Speaker 3: possible that, notwithstanding the intensity of most of the time
Speaker 3: cuboid syndrome or cuboidal syndrome is caused by some type
Speaker 3: of trauma, but oftentimes it can be just caused by
Speaker 3: you know, you're running and the ligaments become inflame just
Speaker 3: from the normal stress of life. If this syndrome happened
Speaker 3: just from the normal stress of life, it happened because
Speaker 3: your body ran out of the stuff that it needed
Speaker 3: to keep the bones of ligaments in the tendons healthy.
Speaker 3: Same way that if your car runs out of power
Speaker 3: steering fluid, you can't turn the wheel anymore. Okay, the
Speaker 3: tires run out of air, they pop up the wheels. Okay,
Speaker 3: the engine runs out of oil, it seizes, right, the
Speaker 3: ac runs out of free on, it's not cool in
Speaker 3: anything anymore. So, so we need to supply the body
Speaker 3: with the raw materials that it needs to have healthy bones,
Speaker 3: ligaments and joints, plus everything else. And if we do
Speaker 3: this consistently, then we're going to be much better off.
Speaker 1: Do you have a preference between the pills or the.
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Speaker 4: Yep, right, Liliam.
Speaker 2: And that's on eiffelhealth dot com. And you'll find that
Speaker 2: in the in the description of this video as well.
Speaker 2: And that's that's where you should go. And there's a
Speaker 2: number there too if you have other questions about what
Speaker 2: you should pick up on your first run.
Speaker 3: So now, and the the the important take home to
Speaker 3: remember here in this little diatribe is that, I mean,
Speaker 3: unless you dropped a rock on your foot right or
Speaker 3: like had a serious trauma to the foot right, like
Speaker 3: you're in a car accident or something and you twisted
Speaker 3: your ankle really bad. Whatever, that's one thing. But if
Speaker 3: this just was a spontaneous thing that just happened because
Speaker 3: of life. It's not because you have a bad gene.
Speaker 3: It's not because you're getting older, it's not because you
Speaker 3: have a voodoo curse. It's because your body ran out
Speaker 3: of the stuff that it needed to keep that part
Speaker 3: of the body healthy. And most probably, I'm going to
Speaker 3: bet twenty five cents right now, you are also unwittingly
Speaker 3: eating on a regular basis foods that are weakening your body.
Speaker 3: It's like death by a thousand cuts, and there are
Speaker 3: twelve of them that you need to stop eating. And remember,
Speaker 3: this is up. This process is not you know, take
Speaker 3: a pill and it gets better like everybody's used to
Speaker 3: in pharmaceutical land. This is a reworking of everything. This
Speaker 3: is a reimagining of your health. You have to stop
Speaker 3: eating food that's hurting you. You have to give your
Speaker 3: body nutree and said it needs to fix itself. And
Speaker 3: then once we've got these two things covered, the icing
Speaker 3: on the cake would be therapeutics like hydrotherapy, the cold
Speaker 3: water thing, homeopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic adjustment in order to seal
Speaker 3: the deal. Speed things up. Now, this is the method.
Speaker 2: The results we will be limited, not long lasting or whatever.
Speaker 2: If you're still gumming up the works as you say,
Speaker 2: as you go, right, so you get it foundation being strong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and if you you know, if you just just
Speaker 3: did the hydro therapy and the and this, it would help.
Speaker 3: But it's only a matter of time until it breaks again.
Speaker 3: Because it doesn't break because you have a cuboidal bone.
Speaker 3: It breaks because that part of your body was internally weak.
Speaker 3: And why is it internally weak. It's because it ran
Speaker 3: out of the stuff it needed to keep strong. It's
Speaker 3: that simple. But this is not rocket science. But you
Speaker 3: know you were never taught this as a kid. And
Speaker 3: more's the pity. And remember in big farmer land, they
Speaker 3: do not want you to know this because the patient
Speaker 3: cured is a customer lost. And more's the pity.
Speaker 2: Excellent we have Syrus moon sandwich is also carry and
Speaker 2: it says, Hi, doctor Lennon. I just want to let
Speaker 2: you know that I saw my this is I read
Speaker 2: this and I was like, we have to talk about this.
Speaker 2: I saw my nature pathic doctor and she is scheduling
Speaker 2: me for a season on September twentieth, that's not the
Speaker 2: nature pathic doctor I would considered be. Then September twentieth,
Speaker 2: my blood came back and she does think I have
Speaker 2: kidney stones.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you'd want to refuse the CT scan. The
Speaker 3: only time to ever have a CT scan is if
Speaker 3: you've had a head injury and they think there's an
Speaker 3: internal brain bleed and you're going to die in an hour.
Speaker 3: That's the only time to have a CT scan. Or
Speaker 3: you know, if there's a bullet lodged in your chest,
Speaker 3: they need to go in and get it and they
Speaker 3: need to see immediately where it is in proximity to
Speaker 3: your A order, right, so they don't kill you with
Speaker 3: the surgery. Because the only times to use the CT
Speaker 3: scan because one CT scan gives you five hundred times
Speaker 3: as much radiation as a chest X ray. It's like
Speaker 3: getting five hundred chest X rays. Would you be comfortable
Speaker 3: getting five hundred chess X rays? Would you want to
Speaker 3: do that? You would not want to do that. But
Speaker 3: the reason that they recommend it is because the hospital's
Speaker 3: a business. The CT scan costs millions of bucks. They
Speaker 3: got to make money on it. So if you go
Speaker 3: in with a condition that they could easily visualize with
Speaker 3: an ultrasound or an X ray, which is going to cost,
Speaker 3: you know, one hundred bucks. They're going to tell you
Speaker 3: to have the CT scan instead, because the CT scan
Speaker 3: costs two thousand bucks, and they're doing it for an
Speaker 3: economic reason, not for a patient safety reason, and that's
Speaker 3: a problem. So if you're a nature pathic doctor recommended
Speaker 3: a CT scan, you need to fire that nature pathic doctor.
Speaker 3: Find somebody else you can. So there are imaging centers
Speaker 3: all around the place, right you can. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you even need a doctor's order in some states,
Speaker 3: So do a web search for diagnostic imaging center near me, right,
Speaker 3: find someplace that does a high definition ultrasound, high definition ultrasound.
Speaker 3: Have a high definition ultrasound down on your kidney. That's
Speaker 3: all that you need in order to diagnose the kidney stone.
Speaker 3: Or you could just assume that you have a kidney
Speaker 3: stone and treat it because it's easy. So I'm going
Speaker 3: to tell you how to do it. You need to
Speaker 3: find about how many ounces twelve twelve ounces. It's probably
Speaker 3: only going to be sold in four ounce bottles, so
Speaker 3: get three or four, maybe sixteen ounces of four ounce bottles.
Speaker 3: Of an alcohol extract of organic corn silk, corn silk.
Speaker 3: It has to be organic. That's really important.
Speaker 2: Just so you guys know, if you guys are members
Speaker 2: of doctor Peter Gooden's site, the Wise Women's Herbels is
Speaker 2: something that's on full script.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that till after the fact, but it
Speaker 1: is there, Okay.
Speaker 3: Very good So that the common name for this is
Speaker 3: Zma's organic corn silk. To get sixteen ounces of it, Okay,
Speaker 3: it's going to be an alcohol extract of a botanical medicine.
Speaker 3: Has to be organic corn silk. Let me say it
Speaker 3: one more time. Has to be organic. Okay. You take
Speaker 3: orally one teaspoon of the organic corn silk every hour
Speaker 3: until all sixteen ounces are gone. You don't have to
Speaker 3: wake yourself up at night to do it. You don't
Speaker 3: have to do this during sleep. But one teaspoon every
Speaker 3: hour of the organic corn silk, all right, on this day.
Speaker 3: You also want to be doing at least sixty four
Speaker 3: ounces of water.
Speaker 2: I'm writing this down for myself too, just in case
Speaker 2: the other on pops out, and if it's not going.
Speaker 3: Yet, and if you start to develop if you start
Speaker 3: to develop pain because you're passing a kidney stone. Then
Speaker 3: you do the teaspoon of the corn silk every fifteen
Speaker 3: minutes until the pain's gone. Now you also want to
Speaker 3: get a homeopathic medicine.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, not that too.
Speaker 3: It's called Berberus vulgaris. Get it in the two hundred
Speaker 3: CEA or two hundred c k potency. And during kidney
Speaker 3: stone passage time, you're doing two pellets of this orally
Speaker 3: every hour, pop pop pop every hour. Two pellets plus
Speaker 3: the corn silk plus the pellets plus the corn silk,
Speaker 3: and you should be out of the woods in under
Speaker 3: twelve hours. Okay, okay. Now, however, this also begs the question, well,
Speaker 3: why the hell did you get a kidney stone in
Speaker 3: the first place, Because you had a kidney No, because
Speaker 3: you have a bad doctor. Now I'll tell you where
Speaker 3: to go to find a good nature bradhic doctor in
Speaker 3: a minute. So, the vast majority of kidney stones are
Speaker 3: calcium oxalate stones, and they're caused by a deficiency in
Speaker 3: supplemental calcium, which causes a parathyroids calcium storm in the
Speaker 3: blood which floods the kidneys with too much calcium, and
Speaker 3: you get a kidney stone. It's a deficiency in nutrient
Speaker 3: of calcium. So what do we do to fix it?
Speaker 3: We take holistic medical nutrition. So this is called the
Speaker 3: Healthy Foundation Pack. You need one Healthy Foundation Pack plus
Speaker 3: one bottle of Beyond Osteo FX, one extra bottle of
Speaker 3: the Beyond Osteo Effects, which is the calcium supplement. So
Speaker 3: you should be doing the Foundation Pack plus the extra
Speaker 3: bottle of the Osteo FX for ninety days in a row,
Speaker 3: and then you can stop the extra calcium and just
Speaker 3: fall back to these four products moving forward. But you've
Speaker 3: got to catch kidney stone because you have a deficiency
Speaker 3: in nutrient of calcium, which will make the calcium levels
Speaker 3: in your blood high. If calcium levels in your blood
Speaker 3: are high, that's an indication that you do not have
Speaker 3: enough nutrient of calcium in your body. And the medical
Speaker 3: doctor's got that completely backwards like they do with everything. Okay,
Speaker 3: So here's where you want to go to find a
Speaker 3: good nature pathic position because there has been a big
Speaker 3: like I was talking about before the beginning of the show,
Speaker 3: there has been a big divide in the education of
Speaker 3: a nature pathic position since the twentieth century, and most
Speaker 3: people practicing nature pathic medicine now do not in fact
Speaker 3: practice nature pathic medicine. They practice green allopathic medicine, which
Speaker 3: is bullshit. So there is a five oh one C
Speaker 3: three platinum rated nonprofit organization which exists to train nature
Speaker 3: pathic doctors into how to actually practice real nature pathic medicine.
Speaker 3: And here it is right here. It's called the Nature
Speaker 3: Pathic Medicine Institute. They have a running list of doctors
Speaker 3: who are a member. So if your nature pathic doctor
Speaker 3: is a member of the nature Pathic Medicine Institute, then
Speaker 3: that would be considered a real nature pathic doctor. And
Speaker 3: you should see if you can find one in your
Speaker 3: neck of the woods, right and it's right there on
Speaker 3: the top find an nd.
Speaker 1: Right there you go. I'm not sure if it will
Speaker 1: go with the next page or not, but can you
Speaker 1: see the next one top up?
Speaker 3: Yep? All right, cool, So that's where you go. You
Speaker 3: just type in your zip code and maybe there's uh
Speaker 3: nature pathic doctor near you that actually knows how to
Speaker 3: practice nature practic medicine. But if you're in the order
Speaker 3: to see t scan, they don't know what the hell
Speaker 3: they're talking about, and you should fire them immediately in
Speaker 3: my opinion, which is a good opinion, by the.
Speaker 1: Way, Yes, all right, we're got toak get that out.
Speaker 2: I'll wait for the results in my area soon. And second,
Speaker 2: all right, so it says this is Colleen, and she says,
Speaker 2: H Daniel and doctor G. I signed up in August,
Speaker 2: but I to your membership. But I have been using
Speaker 2: the nineties since December. I still have low back pain.
Speaker 2: I had CAW Toddy and gluco Jael a month ago.
Speaker 2: Any other suggestions, Yeah, I tell you to move and
Speaker 2: move and shake it rump a little bit because of
Speaker 2: you know, the spine, because he's a d C. That
Speaker 2: might that might be something because that's how you get
Speaker 2: the fluid in there. But that's no.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's a good. That's a good. That's a
Speaker 3: good recommendation. So remember eighty three percent of the time
Speaker 3: when people do the generic protocols, they recover, which means
Speaker 3: seventeen percent of the time people don't and they need
Speaker 3: a little extra push. So here's what I'd like you
Speaker 3: to do as an experiment for seven days and see
Speaker 3: if it moves the low back pain. Okay, So I'm wondering,
Speaker 3: did you substitute the beyond OSTEOFX with the cal toati
Speaker 3: or did you add the cal toati and you're taking
Speaker 3: the cal toati and the beyond OSTEOFX. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you could type in here the answer to that question,
Speaker 3: but here's what I'd like you to do as a
Speaker 3: seven day experiment. So three times a day, I want
Speaker 3: you to mix one cap full of the plant arrived
Speaker 3: minerals with one cap full of whatever liquid calcium supplement
Speaker 3: you have, whether it's toddy or the osteo effects. I
Speaker 3: would prefer the osteo effects in this case, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Use whatever you've got. So you mix those together and
Speaker 3: you shoot it down like a shot at tequila, three
Speaker 3: times a day, and then once again before bed. You
Speaker 3: do that for seven days in a row, and you
Speaker 3: see if it changes the back pain. If it does
Speaker 3: not change the back pain, then you need extracurricular treatment.
Speaker 3: You need a private appointment with someone like me, and
Speaker 3: I would recommend a homeopathic treatment. Now Daniel's right that whenever.
Speaker 3: I mean, as far as I'm concerned, a good chiropractor
Speaker 3: is worth their weight in gold. So it could be
Speaker 3: as simple a thing as you need an adjustment in
Speaker 3: your low back that the vertebrae are out of place mechanically.
Speaker 3: There and they need to be popped back into place,
Speaker 3: and so you're good. It could be as simple as that.
Speaker 3: Maybe you've seen a chiropractor. I don't know. If you
Speaker 3: have not yet consulted a chiropractor for this, you want
Speaker 3: to because it could just be a physical thing, you know,
Speaker 3: like straightening out the bent frame of a car. Could
Speaker 3: be as simple as that. So you want to make
Speaker 3: sure that base is covered. If you've seen a chiropractor
Speaker 3: and it hasn't helped the back, and you've done my
Speaker 3: little seven day experiment and it didn't help the back,
Speaker 3: then call my office for an appointment and I'll figure
Speaker 3: out what you need to get over the goal line.
Speaker 1: And let me bring that up real quick.
Speaker 4: Believe it's at the.
Speaker 2: Bottom of every page on the membership site.
Speaker 1: So go e way down.
Speaker 2: Oh look there's doctor jab Jenna and only down down and.
Speaker 1: So there's a number.
Speaker 2: They're supported doctor Billidin And there you go, there's the number. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: see what it is. That's the good stuff on here.
Speaker 2: But guys, and remember we're getting fifty percent off of
Speaker 2: this with cod ballbusters. There's no space, right, doctor Glennon.
Speaker 3: Is just be a lowercase no space, ye.
Speaker 2: Lowercase no space, I like it leave in rhymes all right,
Speaker 2: so uh secretly, wait, that's not that's the wrong one.
Speaker 1: Should all this is eron again?
Speaker 2: Should all women take extra solemium selenium to protect against
Speaker 2: breast cancer?
Speaker 1: If so, how much?
Speaker 3: Not a bad idea. I'm a big fan of selenium supplementation. However,
Speaker 3: selenium is in fact one of the few supplements you
Speaker 3: can take too much of. And if you take too
Speaker 3: much selenium for too long of a time, you can
Speaker 3: actually hurt yourself. But it's virtually impossible to do that
Speaker 3: if you are minding, if you're mindful of how your
Speaker 3: body works. So signs and symptoms of too much selenium
Speaker 3: are as follows. It can be one or two or
Speaker 3: all three of these symptoms. Your hair starts to get brittle,
Speaker 3: it like gets dry and brittle and uncharacteristically, so your
Speaker 3: breath smells fishy or garlicy. Now you probably won't recognize that,
Speaker 3: but other people will. So if you're in a relationship,
Speaker 3: then you know, get your significant either to give you
Speaker 3: a heads up, does my breath smell okay or what?
Speaker 3: And the third thing is your fingernails or your toenails
Speaker 3: start to peel or crack easily uncharacteristicly. If any of
Speaker 3: those things happen while you have increased your supplements, your
Speaker 3: selenium supplementation, then stop the selenium supplementation until those things
Speaker 3: go away, and then resume the selenium supplementation at half
Speaker 3: the previous dose. So I would I frequently I recommend
Speaker 3: that in addition to the foundation pack, people add one
Speaker 3: bottle of ultimate selenium and do one capsule two or
Speaker 3: three times a day between meals. So yes, I think
Speaker 3: it's a very excellent thing to add on to the
Speaker 3: ninety essential nutrients.
Speaker 1: You bet excellent, all right?
Speaker 3: So I sewing so good for so many things.
Speaker 1: Yes, linyan and thyroid too.
Speaker 2: Right, So, following up on my question in regard to
Speaker 2: my dad and the high calcium score of over four hundred,
Speaker 2: which came from a CT scan not blood test, they
Speaker 2: said his LED was the area of concern recommendations He
Speaker 2: doesn't want statins, of course, I don't know how that
Speaker 2: would it cold play?
Speaker 1: Did they do that for that too? Statons for everything?
Speaker 1: No test pain or angina?
Speaker 3: Okay, So LED has left anterior descending arteries. So if
Speaker 3: he has, which is called I think that's the middle maker, right,
Speaker 3: the one stands there. Yeah. So if he has a
Speaker 3: high calcium score in the cardiac blood vessels, right, whether
Speaker 3: it's the I don't care which blood vessel, it is
Speaker 3: in the heart, and he has a high calcium score
Speaker 3: because of one of two things. He doesn't have enough
Speaker 3: nutritive calcium, which is driving a parathyroid storm, which is
Speaker 3: driving massive amounts of calcium to be released from the
Speaker 3: bones into the blood, clogging things up like the kidneys
Speaker 3: or the heart. If that's the case, he will he
Speaker 3: must have arthritic symptoms as well, or you know, high
Speaker 3: blood pressure or chronic low back pain or heartburn, because
Speaker 3: all of those things are caused not enough calcium. Right, So,
Speaker 3: if he suffers from chronic heart burn, if he has
Speaker 3: high blood pressure, if he has chronic low back pain,
Speaker 3: or any type of chronic arthritis, the reason that he
Speaker 3: has too much calcium in his blood is because he's
Speaker 3: not swallowing enough calcium with his food or his supplements.
Speaker 3: Number one. Number two. The only reason that calcium deposits
Speaker 3: in the blood vessels is if there is a deficiency
Speaker 3: in magnesium. So how do we fix this. We take
Speaker 3: the ninety essential nutrients. We take one extra bottle of
Speaker 3: beyond OSTEOFX and eliminate the twelve bad foods and we
Speaker 3: do that for ninety days, and you track how these
Speaker 3: therapeutics affect him, right, what happens to his blood pressure,
Speaker 3: what happens to his mood, his energy, his appetite, his
Speaker 3: weight over the course of ninety days. And if things
Speaker 3: are brightening up and he is improving, then you just
Speaker 3: maintain the discipline for you know, nine months, and then
Speaker 3: have the blood vessels looked at again, and there's going
Speaker 3: to be improvement. There has to be improvement. Interestingly enough,
Speaker 3: hydro therapy will also help this. And you're not gonna
Speaker 3: like what I tell you to do, but I don't care.
Speaker 3: So here's how you do the hydro therapy treatment specifically
Speaker 3: for this. You get a bathtub. You put cold water
Speaker 3: in it, about six seven eight inches of cold water
Speaker 3: in the bottom of the tub, so enough water so
Speaker 3: that when you're sitting in the tub with your legs outstretched,
Speaker 3: the water comes halfway up the leg. Okay, more or
Speaker 3: less cold water, not lukewarm water. Cold water. So you
Speaker 3: get a clock and you set it for three minutes,
Speaker 3: or you get a song that you liked. It lasts
Speaker 3: for three minutes. You stand in the tub, you know,
Speaker 3: put a mat on the bottom so you don't slip
Speaker 3: and fall and crack your skull, and you stand in
Speaker 3: the cold water for about a minute to kind of
Speaker 3: get acclimated to it, you know, kind of like walk
Speaker 3: in place, jiggle your feet up and down to get
Speaker 3: used to it. And then you sit down in the
Speaker 3: cold water with your legs outstretched. And then you lie
Speaker 3: down as much as you can in the cold water,
Speaker 3: and then you start the three minute clock. You stay
Speaker 3: in the cold water for three minutes. While you're in
Speaker 3: the cold water, you're splashing the water over your torso
Speaker 3: and your chest and the top of your legs with
Speaker 3: your hands. You're shimmying around in the tub to create
Speaker 3: waves that move the cold water around the surface of
Speaker 3: the body as much as possible for three minutes. And
Speaker 3: then you get out, carefully, dry yourself off, and go
Speaker 3: to bed, and you probably have one of the best
Speaker 3: night sleeps you've ever had in a long time. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't care if you have cold feet. I don't
Speaker 3: care if you have cold extremities. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: this works best if you do have cold feet. Or
Speaker 3: cold hands. It's a it's a very positive therapeutic effect.
Speaker 3: So if he could incorporate that into his daily program,
Speaker 3: it would also help. And finally, right, he has to
Speaker 3: stop eating food that's coming up the works, because Daniel
Speaker 3: is one hundred percent right. If he does not do that,
Speaker 3: it's going to be three steps forward with the in
Speaker 3: the protocols, and it's going to be three steps backward
Speaker 3: every time he eats you know you fried food. And
Speaker 3: that is why it's called holistic medicine because it's a
Speaker 3: comprehensive approach, not just a one and done, fractionated approach,
Speaker 3: which is what the mds do.
Speaker 2: Right, doesn't matter how good my suspension is if I
Speaker 2: have the wrong gas in the car.
Speaker 1: Right, so you have time for a little more. It's
Speaker 1: kind of like, I'm good. Yeah, multipart here, so it says.
Speaker 2: Any idea, this is Patriot freedom to seventy three Any
Speaker 2: ideas on swollen right leg read from calf to ankle.
Speaker 2: My husband finally went to doctor who pulled away from
Speaker 2: medical cabal. He said, cellulitis. Now there's a little bit more.
Speaker 2: He says, the leg was already swollen. He was walking
Speaker 2: up the hill and suddenly he could barely put weight
Speaker 2: on it. Yeah, okay. Well up the next morning and
Speaker 2: he could put weight on it. Not sure what happened.
Speaker 2: They put him on an antibiotic sigh, and then the
Speaker 2: it's less woolen and less red. Now it's itchy and peeling,
Speaker 2: still bigger than the other leg, but maybe getting better.
Speaker 3: Okay, So let me show you something I don't have
Speaker 3: it here. So sounds like cellulitis because it's resolving to
Speaker 3: the antibiotic treatment. Now, the antibiotic treatment is an ass
Speaker 3: backwards way to treat this, but you know it's what
Speaker 3: the medical doctors do, and you got lucky because it
Speaker 3: was effective this time. I want to show you a
Speaker 3: picture that we have of a really interesting case that
Speaker 3: was treated homeopathically.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here it is.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm going to pull this up. I gotta change
Speaker 3: my picture here. Okay. So here's a picture of a
Speaker 3: patient who had.
Speaker 1: You could use the present screen too if you want.
Speaker 4: A bigger and that is okay, okay, you see that man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's franken leg.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean really bad, right. That particular condition is
Speaker 3: not cellulitis. That particular condition is called erysipolis, which is
Speaker 3: just a fancy schmancy doctor talk for really messed up skin. Right,
Speaker 3: this condition was cured into this. This is how it resolved.
Speaker 3: It went from that to this. See the legs perfect
Speaker 3: with a couple of doses of a homeopathic medicine called
Speaker 3: APM graviolans. You know what APM gravioleans is. It's celery.
Speaker 3: This wasn't celery juice, and it wasn't you know, eat
Speaker 3: ten pounds of celery. It was a homeopathic medicine made
Speaker 3: from celery, which is a whole different animal than celery itself.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, the reason that I bring this to your
Speaker 3: attention is because this is a curative response, because when
Speaker 3: the homeopathic medicine works, it does not suppress, it does
Speaker 3: not palliate. It cures the condition. It brings the system
Speaker 3: back into a state of health. It retunes you, it
Speaker 3: retuns you. So it's always better to attempt to retune
Speaker 3: the system than to just throw a drug at it,
Speaker 3: because if the drug works, it's only going to work
Speaker 3: in a palliative way. It's not going to fix the
Speaker 3: cause of the problem. It's going to fix the result
Speaker 3: of the problem. Right, So I'm glad that he's getting
Speaker 3: relief now from you know, whatever it was that was
Speaker 3: afflicting him. But here's what I would recommend he do
Speaker 3: moving forward, right into the bargain, I should get rid
Speaker 3: of this. We don't need to of me. Okay there, Okay,
Speaker 3: So guess what I'm going to say. He needs the
Speaker 3: Healthy Foundation pack, and because this was an inflammatory condition
Speaker 3: of the skin, he needs more skin nutrients, and the
Speaker 3: skin nutrients are the EFAs. So I would give him
Speaker 3: one tangy tangerine, one osteo one minerals three EFA plus
Speaker 3: three e FA plus for three months. I would also
Speaker 3: give him one bottle of selenium per month for three months.
Speaker 3: And that's how I would handle this moving forward. Now,
Speaker 3: once this is cured or this is you know, the
Speaker 3: symptoms have cleared up and he's good, he needs to
Speaker 3: go on a probiotic to negate the net negatives at
Speaker 3: the anti biotics are manifesting in his systems because the
Speaker 3: antibiotics tear a body up internally.
Speaker 1: It's so crazy.
Speaker 2: So the methodology is crazy. It's like, well it breaks
Speaker 2: five other things on its way out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right. And they don't care. Take the CT scan.
Speaker 3: We don't care if you get brain cancer. In ten years,
Speaker 3: we've got you know, we'll have a treatment for that
Speaker 3: by then, so shut up and just do it. So
Speaker 3: what we do. The product that I would recommend is
Speaker 3: called Nightly Essence, and he does three of those immediately
Speaker 3: before bed. You can get it at Eifel Health as well.
Speaker 3: But that's what I would do moving forward because he's
Speaker 3: got to strength in his skin, right, So I hope
Speaker 3: that made sense. That's how I would handle it. Well.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you were my patient, I would have
Speaker 3: given him a different home I would have done a
Speaker 3: homeopathic work up right instead of the antibiotic you follow that,
Speaker 3: but that was not available to you, and that's okay,
Speaker 3: so we we we we do this us now and
Speaker 3: keep your fingers crossed.
Speaker 2: So I'm looking at the site real quick, and I
Speaker 2: was just is more than what's on that page available
Speaker 2: Throughifel Health, Like if it like the rebounds like you
Speaker 2: guys sent me your reboundce. I'm assuming yes I have
Speaker 2: that right and like that one that you just talk
Speaker 2: about Nightly Essence, I'm not seeing that on me unless
Speaker 2: there's another page.
Speaker 3: Okay. So if I recommend something and you don't see
Speaker 3: it at Eiffelhealth dot Com. All you have to do
Speaker 3: is call Eifel Health up right and say, hey, I'd
Speaker 3: like you to add this, this or this to my order.
Speaker 1: Right, that's a great segue too.
Speaker 2: I'm going to drop this phone number for the ninety
Speaker 2: Essentials with Brenda's number on it right now into the chat.
Speaker 3: And I think it's always better to call and order
Speaker 3: the stuff rather than just order it online because there's sales,
Speaker 3: and there's free shipping that comes and goes all the time,
Speaker 3: and you know, and the customer service is great at
Speaker 3: Eifel Health. Yeah, so they will help you figure that'll
Speaker 3: even tell you how to take it right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good to have that personal touch.
Speaker 2: Plus, if there's one other thing that you could, you know,
Speaker 2: to get the effects that you want, which are better health.
Speaker 2: And it was just a certain tweak, might as well
Speaker 2: talk to somebody, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. We had another guy come on come on the
Speaker 3: Q and A. I think it was Tuesday night, and
Speaker 3: he's been a long time follower. He had I think
Speaker 3: rheumatoid arthritis. It was really bad and he said, for
Speaker 3: all of those who think doctor Glyndon's subscription service is expensive,
Speaker 3: I just saved eighteen thousand dollars in prescription meds for
Speaker 3: the health condition, and I had to take nine thousand
Speaker 3: dollars of this one medicine once a year and nine
Speaker 3: thousand dollars of this other medicine once a year in
Speaker 3: insurance didn't pay for it.
Speaker 1: Holy crap.
Speaker 3: I no longer have to do that. I no longer
Speaker 3: have the problems that I had before, and it's because
Speaker 3: I followed Glittin's info.
Speaker 2: And Guys, if you do the annual, it's like either
Speaker 2: you can look at it two different ways because it's
Speaker 2: thirty dollars a month with a fifty percent off, or
Speaker 2: it's you could looking at it as being four months
Speaker 2: free if you could do the annual, or twenty dollars
Speaker 2: a month, which is ridiculously underpriced, So take advantage of it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's still there. Ballbusters all lowercase, no space.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Daniel. It's always fun hanging out with you.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir.
Speaker 3: Oh one last question, by the way.
Speaker 1: Why get a question?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, it does because you're kicking but you're you're
Speaker 2: doing a great job, and I really appreciate it. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of things that I would love to know
Speaker 2: more about, especially with the homeopathy.
Speaker 1: That is so fascinating to me.
Speaker 3: But oh, if if you want to, if you or
Speaker 3: anybody else wants to start to wade into the waters
Speaker 3: of homeopathy.
Speaker 1: You don't use the last time, you say don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean knowledge is power, right, But it's so.
Speaker 3: The website is homeopathy dot ca a homeopathy dot ca.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's already up here because you used it before.
Speaker 3: They've got some really good trainings to figure homeopathy out.
Speaker 3: And that's the guy that I study with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is so.
Speaker 2: If that's the case, then and you told me what
Speaker 2: amazing guru and how much he's advanced your knowledge and
Speaker 2: such as short period of time. Uh, yeah, this would
Speaker 2: be the place I would go to for sure. And
Speaker 2: you showed us actually a couple of places not to
Speaker 2: go to last time as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the that's the book that was just published,
Speaker 3: Lessons in Pure Homeopathy. But I would not buy those
Speaker 3: because that's those books are intended for the homeopathic practitioner
Speaker 3: who knows what, who has a knowledge base, right, that's
Speaker 3: like a grad you with course in homeopathy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I read a book about that was written by Samuel
Speaker 2: Christian Henneman or started reading it. I guess maybe I
Speaker 2: didn't finish it.
Speaker 3: But the Organon of Medicine, Yes, the most important medical
Speaker 3: book ever written. The Organon of Medicine is the most
Speaker 3: important book on medicine that's ever been written. Well, I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, maybe five thousand years ago hamyur Abi wrote
Speaker 3: something that's been lost in time, but in the modern day,
Speaker 3: the Organon of Medicine. But if you get the Organon
Speaker 3: of Medicine, you have to get the sixth edition. Okay,
Speaker 3: the sixth edition, which is not easy to find. M
Speaker 3: that book is I mean, if that book was mainstream.
Speaker 1: That's like Black's law.
Speaker 2: So all depends on what edition you have, right, yeah, exactly, Yeah,
Speaker 2: well even Webster Dictionary if you actually want to know
Speaker 2: what words me.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the monkey house. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, we do the best weekend with the resources that
Speaker 3: we have, and we lift each other up. So let's keep.
Speaker 2: Going, yes, sir, and I think you again for your time, sir.
Speaker 2: It's always a pleasure. I can't wait till for next Thursday,
Speaker 2: and everybody out there. If I didn't, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: I caught everybody's question. But if not, hold on to
Speaker 2: him and get down to this membership. You got two
Speaker 2: more times a week to ask him your question if
Speaker 2: you're in his membership. He does it on Tuesdays at
Speaker 2: eight pm Central right yep, typically and then on Thursdays.
Speaker 2: He did one today an hour before he came on
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 1: I ended it about an hour before he came on
Speaker 1: with us. It was already.
Speaker 2: Yes, right before you go, went right back into the ring.
Speaker 3: See you later, man.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, I'm going to show you a couple
Speaker 2: more things real quick. And my face is too big,
Speaker 2: all right, so, but I don't know, but let's do
Speaker 2: it this way. Actually, I just never mind stop. The
Speaker 2: way I just did. This is how you navigate if
Speaker 2: you're on it actually doesn't really matter if you're on.
Speaker 1: FTJ media.
Speaker 2: The only when it matters on this Twitter because Twitter
Speaker 2: doesn't get view this option of having like a description
Speaker 2: in your videos. So if you're on Rumble or if
Speaker 2: you're on ftjmedia dot com, let me show you something
Speaker 2: like they like fire Marshall. Bill used to say, right,
Speaker 2: let me show you something. So straight down here it
Speaker 2: says leapit farm behind dot com. I try highlighting, copying
Speaker 2: and pasting this, and for some reason Brumble likes to
Speaker 2: underline the word site, even though there's a space there.
Speaker 2: So every time I do it, it's screwing up the link.
Speaker 2: So I whatever, right, So I'm gonna copy and paste
Speaker 2: it just by itself. You'll get the rest of the
Speaker 2: information on your own by just looking at the description.
Speaker 2: But at least that way, you know. So it's in
Speaker 2: the it's in the chat. Now leave big farm behind.
Speaker 2: That's the that's the link. Still have to use that
Speaker 2: affiliate link. But then and I tell and apparently I
Speaker 2: didn't have this right, don't put the capital letters in there.
Speaker 2: Just make it ball busters all overcase all right, for
Speaker 2: fifty percent off, limited time, just for you and I.
Speaker 2: And I already got my subscription about two years ago,
Speaker 2: so I actually think.
Speaker 1: I'm paying a little bit more than you are.
Speaker 4: But it's all good.
Speaker 1: So there you go, get it, get it, get done.
Speaker 2: And then just underneath that, I make everything nice and
Speaker 2: organized for the ninety ess Central Nutrients for Eiffel Health.
Speaker 2: This is so I don't write the word I feel
Speaker 2: heealth dot com in here. I didn't put that link,
Speaker 2: but that's who this number is for, and we would
Speaker 2: prefer you to use that number and mention the show
Speaker 2: and get your special treatment, right, your preferential treatment. Oh
Speaker 2: thank you, you know from the from Dan show. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: let me see if I can help you out that.
Speaker 2: That's that's where you're gonna get and her her actual
Speaker 2: extension is one on one kind of like you know
Speaker 2: when you're in your first entry level class one oh one. Right,
Speaker 2: it's been a while since I've been in college. But
Speaker 2: it's been a while since I was in the Coast
Speaker 2: Guard for crace I it's been over twenty three years now. Yeah, wow,
Speaker 2: I was there. I was in service, not there during
Speaker 2: nine to eleven. Uh, but I was considered now during
Speaker 2: time of war service, right because of that.
Speaker 1: Uh, let's see under we'll go past those.
Speaker 2: But you see him here, like there's the gifts and
Speaker 2: go link for the your front laiserser that we're getting closer.
Speaker 2: We're chipping away yet it but we're not quite there
Speaker 2: yet and we still have I would consider just about
Speaker 2: halfway maybe a little bit less to go, probably right
Speaker 2: around halfway to the goal to get the computer. So
Speaker 2: if you guys want to do that, that's right there
Speaker 2: to give single dot com ballbusters, right. Tivy stream is
Speaker 2: another way to do donations to the show if you're
Speaker 2: in and if you want things like in pounds, like
Speaker 2: if you're in the UK, for instance, and the conversion is.
Speaker 1: Usually like five dollars is five dollars and forty.
Speaker 2: Seven cents American or whatever. But if you don't want
Speaker 2: to go through all that, then that tippy stream is
Speaker 2: in pounds. That's why I leave that there picture on
Speaker 2: dot com for the commercial free and additional So Friday
Speaker 2: tomorrow pretty much sure, I don't know one hundred percent
Speaker 2: sure yet, but I'm gonna be doing a audio only
Speaker 2: recording with a doctor with Mike Adams, But I might
Speaker 2: put it out on Patreon first because it's gonna be
Speaker 2: a pre recording and it's gonna be audio only, so
Speaker 2: I might put it out there first and then drop
Speaker 2: it into distribution throughout all podcasts maybe a couple weeks
Speaker 2: after that, and then also put it in maybe a
Speaker 2: video in the future where I'm just listening to it
Speaker 2: and maybe doing some commentary over or whatever. But it's
Speaker 2: gonna be audio only because that he can't get into
Speaker 2: the studio to do it. But he said we could
Speaker 2: do it sooner if we just did audio only, because
Speaker 2: then he could do it from He doesn't have to
Speaker 2: go to the studio to do it, all right, And
Speaker 2: then you go and then simper fry Llc. Here's the
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Speaker 1: But click this.
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Speaker 2: coupon code right there. I'm gonna make a coupon code
Speaker 2: with for ten percent off, which is double the discount
Speaker 2: for my viewers here.
Speaker 1: And I will disclose that probably tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But doctor Peter Glinnen's link for his site is just
Speaker 2: clicking this that picture, and then you're there and make
Speaker 2: sure you can see what I'm what I'm looking at yep.
Speaker 2: And then you get into the membership. You do your thing,
Speaker 2: b boom bang boom. Right see I'm at twenty four.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get it cheaper if you do the annual.
Speaker 2: See how that works?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: So and then it's.
Speaker 2: Remember under lotter case ball Busters when you do the
Speaker 2: checkout for the membership, get it done, get it done,
Speaker 2: get it done.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 2: Doctor Manzo for his book fifteen ball Busters fifteen. That
Speaker 2: one's correct. That one's not written just like that, all right,
Speaker 2: and now I'll give you fifteen percent off his book
Speaker 2: and other things he has there. And then full of
Speaker 2: the chemic acid even though it's written here, it's actually
Speaker 2: at this location now and someone had to ask, and
Speaker 2: the for fixed income, you know, fixed budget. Is there
Speaker 2: anything else you could do? That kind of is like
Speaker 2: the Young jevity stuff. It's not a one to one ratio.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I mean as far as having
Speaker 2: the same stuff, the whole food might multi vitamin, the
Speaker 2: fullvia chemic acid would kind of like be like the
Speaker 2: plant driver rolls. And then the IP six for the
Speaker 2: stuff that's for the bone and joint stuff. And I
Speaker 2: think doctor Manzo with one hundred percent degree with that.
Speaker 2: And then I would also do the core copper, which
Speaker 2: I believe, I know it's right thereo core copper. All right,
Speaker 2: So those those four things, but I mean, at least
Speaker 2: you can get him, uh and then you know, work
Speaker 2: your way out to seeing what else you wanted to
Speaker 2: get and grab, and I asked it, I do personally,
Speaker 2: so okay. So in addition, probably the Icelandic cod liver
Speaker 2: because that's the oil that would be like the e
Speaker 2: fas concruent not not not exact right, Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Hopefully a budiness.
Speaker 2: What concruent means spend spend a little time paying attention
Speaker 2: in school, you know, like the little wavy line and
Speaker 2: then the bar unerneath because it's like equal to congruent.
Speaker 1: Similar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: And uh, should we navigate his site real quick just
Speaker 2: to show you it's a wonderful and amazing way.
Speaker 1: You should get on it. Let's do it, let's do it. So,
Speaker 1: so this is after you've already hold on some of
Speaker 1: a being bag.
Speaker 2: So this is after you've already gone to my site, right,
Speaker 2: or you've gone to the description here and clicked this link,
Speaker 2: or like I said, gone to my site and click
Speaker 2: this picture. Once you're here and you've already signed up
Speaker 2: and you become a member, the live Q and as
Speaker 2: will be on this bar. The Doctor Glden show.
Speaker 1: Is right here.
Speaker 2: This is a whole there's different areas for different videos,
Speaker 2: right spoking. Obviously there's a lot of good information here.
Speaker 2: Zip zip zip zip all right, But they don't think
Speaker 2: that that's it because if you go over here, you
Speaker 2: have the interviews in these So I like those graphics there.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 2: Technology makes me excited sometimes I like gadgets when they
Speaker 2: do cool stuff. So this is doctor Alphonso Manso n
Speaker 2: D and hands on hailing conversation with doctor Peter Glidden.
Speaker 1: That alone is priceless.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying and I'm saying that because I've
Speaker 2: watched it in because those are the two people in
Speaker 2: the world that I trust the most of the health
Speaker 2: talking and they've been on the show together.
Speaker 1: Here too, look for.
Speaker 2: If you want, and then new content health recovery protocols. Now,
Speaker 2: this is by whatever they call symptom or disease, which
Speaker 2: is really just you needed to be retuned. But they
Speaker 2: have all these thingsassa reflets, I know is a huge
Speaker 2: one of at least in my family, anxiety arthritis.
Speaker 1: They actually have one for you know, impulse control.
Speaker 2: That's probably just a bunch of parasites, so flood, sugar issues, cancer, candida,
Speaker 2: cardio myopathy, it goes around hepatitis, gout, gallstones, fibermyagia, sis a, fibrosis.
Speaker 2: You know that there's a lot of stuff in digestion, infertility, influenza, insomnia,
Speaker 2: kidney stones, which we know it's been kind of a
Speaker 2: hot topic lately, and I was, let's just say, they
Speaker 2: look like they look like a cosmetic brushes, don't they
Speaker 2: right there flushing it out, filtering you out.
Speaker 1: And this video here is from twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: In addition to what he talks about, because he talks
Speaker 2: about the berberous vulgaris, which is the.
Speaker 1: Barber berry berberberry or burberry.
Speaker 2: I guess that in addition to that, you need the
Speaker 2: organic corn silk in the alcoholic tincture. And I believe
Speaker 2: wise women Herbals that's the one I got, and I
Speaker 2: used it in so far no problems. I think I
Speaker 2: got hopefully both of them dissolved, and that's why I've
Speaker 2: never even noticed it anymore after that. But I was
Speaker 2: in excruciating pain, doctor Glennon. It looks like a heart
Speaker 2: because they're like the next.
Speaker 1: To each other.
Speaker 2: They don't look like that in the body, but that clothes.
Speaker 2: But anyhow, there you go, and then.
Speaker 3: Let it go.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's gotta do that button laryngitis, lazy I, uh, tonsilitis, TMJ,
Speaker 2: tin ititis, sement culture, vierico's veins words, strep throat sciatica.
Speaker 2: That's what I actually look at, ringworm poison, ivy osteoprocess obesity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: usually when you neutrify your body with the stuff it needs,
Speaker 2: it's actually going to help you lose weight. So you
Speaker 2: think eat nothing or less and that fixes it. Well,
Speaker 2: if you're still undernutrified, that's not the case, not the
Speaker 2: case at all.
Speaker 1: Obviously activity is.
Speaker 2: Important, so you're burning calories, but also you got to
Speaker 2: have the nutrients that you need, and then your body
Speaker 2: doesn't have those massive, insanity, insanity, mind bending cravings for shit,
Speaker 2: because hey, you already got what you need.
Speaker 1: So there you have it, all.
Speaker 2: Right, everybody, get on to the subscription, Save the planet,
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Speaker 2: Getting into membership. It's an invaluable resource. Okay, I've said enough.
Speaker 2: You guys want to help out with the computer thing too,
Speaker 2: that'd be great.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I will see you tomorrow some way shape
Speaker 1: or for them, I have to get over here and
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