Speaker 1: Of everything you do. God bless.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my aunt is fifty nine years old and she's
Speaker 3: been taking like ozempic and she had a lip band
Speaker 3: a few years back and she ended up getting diagnosed
Speaker 3: just a few days ago with ed no carsonoma colon cancer.
Speaker 1: Are you familiar with that?
Speaker 2: Extremely yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So she she woke up with severe stomach pain about
Speaker 3: four days ago, went to the emergency room, you know,
Speaker 3: got a cat scan. They said her appendix was inflamed,
Speaker 3: and it turns out it was a tumor on her
Speaker 3: appendix and they thought they isolated. They pulled out the
Speaker 3: appendix and part of tumor and they said they didn't
Speaker 3: rupture the appendix, which is good, but they also took
Speaker 3: out a little bit of her colon. They said the
Speaker 3: surgery was successful, you know, and she rested one day,
Speaker 3: was getting ready to leave. Within forty minutes they came
Speaker 3: back and they said new lab test results came back
Speaker 3: and it's spreading and they don't exactly know how, but
Speaker 3: they want to get cut her up again tomorrow and
Speaker 3: put her through soy again.
Speaker 1: And it's just something just doesn't sit right with all that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So the tumor is not the disease. It's the
Speaker 2: result of the disease, right of course. Okay, So when
Speaker 2: you surgically remove the tumor, or you melt it with
Speaker 2: radiation or with chemo, or you burn it with radiation.
Speaker 2: If the treatment is successful, the tumor goes away, but
Speaker 2: then it comes back, and it always comes back with
Speaker 2: a vengeance. So any further surgical intervention for this particular
Speaker 2: type of cancer would be fruitless. Now, when somebody has cancer, right,
Speaker 2: that's a big bad voodoo daddy and they need directed care. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's only a handful of people that I know of
Speaker 2: in the world who are able to handle that. Let
Speaker 2: me give you their contact information right now. Okay, appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Hold on, let me pull it up. So is she
Speaker 2: open to you know, I mean, if she had lap
Speaker 2: band surgery and was on ozempics, I don't know how
Speaker 2: much of a candidate for holistic medicine she is. Is
Speaker 2: what do you think?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, you know, she's you know, at least
Speaker 3: two three times COVID jab you know, super you know,
Speaker 3: more on the establishment side of things. But this scare
Speaker 3: has really gotten her more open to doing natural pathic medicine.
Speaker 3: And you know my step uncle, her husband, you know,
Speaker 3: he sold you know, hard equipment for thirty years and
Speaker 3: he's all big into big pharma and big medicine.
Speaker 1: But he woke up today just freaked out.
Speaker 3: He says, you know what, I'm looking in other countries
Speaker 3: for other treatment options. And me and my mom were
Speaker 3: just like, whoa Like, We did not expect him to
Speaker 3: say that. So it seems like they're more open to it.
Speaker 3: So I got another ant flying up here who does
Speaker 3: her own research, and she's familiar with your work too,
Speaker 3: so she's gonna also help help him convince that. But
Speaker 3: I think they're pretty much on board, like ninety percent.
Speaker 2: Sure, Okay, very good, hold on just a second.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's a miracle. Yeah no, rush, no, rush, I
Speaker 1: really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go. So the first person, my my
Speaker 2: first go to would be Andrea Saine in Canada. He
Speaker 2: treats people virtually. His website is Homeopathy h O M
Speaker 2: E O P A T H Y dot c A. Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean he's super busy. I don't
Speaker 2: know if he's even taking new patients, but that would
Speaker 2: be the first place that I would go. The second
Speaker 2: place would be hold on about about a boom. I've
Speaker 2: got it here somewhere. It's in my new book. I've
Speaker 2: got so much information here it is. It's coming right up. Okay,
Speaker 2: survey says we got Andre saying we have come on.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, boy, Okay, here we go. Nature works best
Speaker 2: dot com?
Speaker 1: Nature works best dot com?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I your Vedic Science dot Com. Let me
Speaker 2: spell that one for you. It's difficult. It's a like Apple?
Speaker 2: Why like Yellow? You like Utah? Are like Roger? V
Speaker 2: like Victor? You like Echo? Do you like David? I
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Speaker 2: You know it's it's it's a Y. It's a y M.
Speaker 2: You are V e Z d V E V like Victor.
Speaker 4: Here, I'll put it on the screen.
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Speaker 1: Perfect?
Speaker 3: Perfect, Yeah, Dane'll just put it on the screen. I
Speaker 3: just screenshot it on my phone. Okay, awesome. I really
Speaker 3: appreciate that. And as far as you know, she's still
Speaker 3: in the hospital right now, obviously you recommend GT like
Speaker 3: get the fuck out of there right.
Speaker 2: Well, Yeah, so they're not the only thing that they're
Speaker 2: going to be able to do for this is you know,
Speaker 2: perhaps be able to come up with a diagnosis so
Speaker 2: that they can tell, you know, what part of her
Speaker 2: body the cancer is in and they can type it,
Speaker 2: you know, what type of cancer it is. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: anything diagnostic that they can do would be good. But
Speaker 2: just to do more surgery, willy nilly is contraindicated here.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't let them do it to anyone in my family, Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: And you know, sometimes you know, surgery is exactly what
Speaker 2: you need, right, but this would not be one of
Speaker 2: those times.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've had a feeling you were going to say that
Speaker 3: based off of following your work and listening to you
Speaker 3: and Daniel's interviews. But yeah, it was the ed so
Speaker 3: ed no, carsonoma. Is there anything that you would like
Speaker 3: recommend in the meantime till you get a hold of
Speaker 3: one of those doctors, like any anything she should be
Speaker 3: taking if once she gets out of the hospital.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she should do the Healthy Foundation pack. The Healthy
Speaker 2: Foundation Pack, there's one supplement in it that's called Beyondangy tangerine.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like the foundation of the Foundation pack
Speaker 2: and that supplement studied at Clemson University and it was
Speaker 2: in it was in in vivo, it was in vitro,
Speaker 2: it wasn't in vivo, so they studied cancer cells in
Speaker 2: a petri dish. It was colon cancer, I believe, and
Speaker 2: it was all eliminated by this particular supplement. It inhibited
Speaker 2: the growth of the of the tumor. Wow, So she
Speaker 2: needs to be on the Healthy Foundation pack. I would
Speaker 2: give her one Healthy Foundation Pack plus one uh bottle
Speaker 2: of Beyond Tangy Tangerine two point zero tablets additionally. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's what I would start her on. But you know
Speaker 2: she's haid lap band surgery, so that's going to complicate things.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's what I was afraid that might get
Speaker 3: some complications in.
Speaker 1: But as far as that goes, you recommend those two things.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck, man, let us know what happens.
Speaker 3: Please definitely, well, definitely, Well, as far as that goes, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's pretty much everything, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the first place to start. She needs directed
Speaker 2: care for this with clinicians that have you know, experience
Speaker 2: treating it, and those are the people.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: I can't thank you enough, Doctor Glynnon, you are absolutely amazing,
Speaker 3: love your work, love everything you do. God bless and
Speaker 3: I really appreciate you taking the time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, thanks Jack my pleasure to help let me
Speaker 2: know what happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I'll call back next week next time you're
Speaker 3: on and give you guys an update. I appreciate you too, Daniel.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't be able to have done this without you, man,
Speaker 3: Love you.
Speaker 4: Britt, Yeah, no problem, man, thank you. I hope everything work.
Speaker 3: So yes, sir, I got to get ready to go
Speaker 3: see her at the hospital. But love you, love you, Daniel,
Speaker 3: and I thank you again, doctor glynnon. Love your work,
Speaker 3: love everything you do. You guys have a great rest
Speaker 3: of your day. Thank you, Thank you, God blessed.
Speaker 4: Take care. But all right, there you go. That's what
Speaker 4: he just recommended you.
Speaker 5: The Healthy Foundation pack two point five and those are
Speaker 5: showing the powder of the.
Speaker 4: Of both the tankag Genteringe and the beyond Usio.
Speaker 5: But I think the liquid is probably better and it's
Speaker 5: missing the plant, right, minerals in this particular back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I need to make a distinction that this is
Speaker 2: not to be considered as a treatment for cancer, because
Speaker 2: that's illegal, right, the only thing that can treat cancer
Speaker 2: in the United States as a drug. So you know,
Speaker 2: we don't treat diagnoses, we treat people. So this is
Speaker 2: not specifically a cancer treatment. This is a whole person
Speaker 2: health optimization treatment. And that's always a better strategy. And
Speaker 2: you know, whenever you see a strangely occurring cancer in
Speaker 2: a relatively young individual in twenty twenty five, the first
Speaker 2: question to ask yourself is was the person X or
Speaker 2: boosted right? Because the major side effect of those therapeutics
Speaker 2: is the rapid uh appearance of cancer. So if I,
Speaker 2: if I was a betting man, I would say that
Speaker 2: it was the vacs that did it.
Speaker 5: And let's then also forget that heel a monster venom
Speaker 5: inspired the development of the ozembic. So, yeah, that paralyzes
Speaker 5: the vagus nerve, it deteriorates the retina. It's all kinds
Speaker 5: of bad type one diabetes. It paralyzes your stomach. Why
Speaker 5: would anybody want to do that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've got a strange echo on your microphone today.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you're in a tin cans. Let me see.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with it, but it's it's different than you're
Speaker 2: your usual still there, it's a better Okay, yeah.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I don't know if that's all I apologize.
Speaker 5: I had to move it from one place to another.
Speaker 4: So you know what, I bet you let me check
Speaker 4: this thing, bok quick. See if they're screwing around my audio.
Speaker 2: You know you can't. You can't drug your way to health.
Speaker 2: This is the this is our take home message.
Speaker 4: That's why they changed up my microphone.
Speaker 5: So I'm talking from the these people, I swear.
Speaker 4: All right, let's see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Ballbusters podcast,
Speaker 2: where we strip away at myths and try to bring
Speaker 2: you the truth of things, which is a rare commodity
Speaker 2: in these days, especially when it comes to the practice
Speaker 2: of medicine, which is my wheelhouse. I've been practicing a
Speaker 2: nature pathic medicine for thirty six years now, and I
Speaker 2: have a couple of things to tell you.
Speaker 5: That should be better.
Speaker 2: Yeah you fixed it completely. Yeah yeah. The first thing
Speaker 2: I'd like to tell you in the listening audience is
Speaker 2: that number one, you can't drug your way to health. Drugs.
Speaker 2: You know, drugs are like guns. It's not the gun,
Speaker 2: it's how it's used. It's not the drug. It's how
Speaker 2: it's used. Sometimes you can use a drug for a
Speaker 2: really good in a really smart way. For instance, when
Speaker 2: you're in the dentist's chair. Thank god for general anesthesia,
Speaker 2: thank god for Lyda King Right, insulin is a saved thousands,
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of people's lives. Now, it's a shame
Speaker 2: that nobody's figured out what causes insulin dependent diabetes, or
Speaker 2: that's a problem, but insulin is able to keep all
Speaker 2: those people alive who otherwise would have been dead. So
Speaker 2: sometimes the drug is a really good thing. But the
Speaker 2: way that the medical doctors prescribe drugs, ninety nine point
Speaker 2: nine percent of the time, it's a really bad thing
Speaker 2: because the drug is not intended to cure the condition.
Speaker 2: The drug is intended to suppress the symptoms and manage
Speaker 2: the condition, which upsets the metabolism of the body, further
Speaker 2: develops side effects which the body has to deal with,
Speaker 2: and the underlying problem which created your situation is not addressed.
Speaker 2: So as time goes by, you get weaker and more
Speaker 2: dependent on the drug, and more symptomatic and weaker, and
Speaker 2: then a second drug, and then a third drug, and
Speaker 2: then more side effects, and then weaker, and then you
Speaker 2: go bankrupt and then you die. And this is what
Speaker 2: conventional medicine brings to the table. And the only reason
Speaker 2: that this type of mediocre, quite frankly juvenile medicine is
Speaker 2: still number one is because it exists inside of self policing,
Speaker 2: self regulating monopoly, which kicks everybody else off of the
Speaker 2: bus of medicine and only legislates for one type of
Speaker 2: medicine even though it fails. And that's the only reason
Speaker 2: that the mds are still in first place. It's because
Speaker 2: they legislated themselves there, and they've maintained their position at
Speaker 2: the top through the power and the persuasion of the
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical industry, which is richer than God.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and thank you for adjussing Jack. He had contacted
Speaker 5: me last night and it was very, very, very worried.
Speaker 5: So I said, I can only say so much that
Speaker 5: I know, but I mean, I know, I'm tomorrow. I
Speaker 5: have doctor Gludenan, and I said, he's the one I
Speaker 5: trust the most of anybody, you know, between him and
Speaker 5: doctor Bonzo, I don't really need to talk to anyone
Speaker 5: else about anything.
Speaker 2: So all right, let me let me look this up
Speaker 2: real quick. Is my screen backwards?
Speaker 5: I don't know. Are your Are your frames over your
Speaker 5: left shoulder?
Speaker 2: You're right, My frames are over my left shoulder. This
Speaker 2: should be my left side.
Speaker 5: It's it's showing as you're right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so it's backwards, all right, let me fix that.
Speaker 2: Stream yard does this every once in a while. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have to go away and then come back. It'll
Speaker 2: be ten seconds. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I can read your big leave big farm behind stuff.
Speaker 5: It's correct. I don't know, like your your your emblem
Speaker 5: over here is facing the correct way, so.
Speaker 2: You can read it, leave big farmer behind. You can
Speaker 2: read it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can read that, and I can see.
Speaker 2: Well, then I guess we're okay.
Speaker 5: All right, it's in the correct way.
Speaker 2: I'm going to leave it the way that it is,
Speaker 2: all right, okay, very good? All right. So so so
Speaker 2: there's this guy right is that is that backwards? The
Speaker 2: title of the book?
Speaker 5: Okay, it's au ram.
Speaker 2: Rama Crest and he wrote a book on cancer, right
Speaker 2: and here are his all he uses in the treatment
Speaker 2: of cancer. He's an Indian medical doctor. He you know,
Speaker 2: treats third world people. And he doesn't use diet, he
Speaker 2: doesn't use vitamins, he doesn't use hydrotherapy. He doesn't use
Speaker 2: red light therapy, he doesn't use iromactin, he doesn't use pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 2: All he does is classical homeopathy. And with colon cancer
Speaker 2: he has a sixty seven percent success rate. That's with
Speaker 2: four hundred and six patients, a sixty seven percent cure
Speaker 2: and secured. When I'm talking success, we're talking cure. Sixty
Speaker 2: seven percent success rate with colon cancer, not.
Speaker 5: A five year life expectancy.
Speaker 2: No, no, yeah, right, And you know that's a remarkable number.
Speaker 2: And why isn't the World Health Organization, you know, sending
Speaker 2: representatives to his office to camp out there and figure
Speaker 2: out what the hell he's doing. Because of the medical
Speaker 2: monopoly which doesn't allow for any competition, and which in
Speaker 2: addition to not allowing for competition, so they slander in
Speaker 2: blaspheme and liable their competition all the time. You go
Speaker 2: to Wikipedia right now and you look up homeopathy, it'll
Speaker 2: tell you it's pseudoscience and it's unproven, and both of
Speaker 2: those two things are lies. Homeopathic medicine is the most
Speaker 2: grounded medical system in science of any There is no
Speaker 2: more scientific medicine on the planet than homeopathy. So if
Speaker 2: anybody tells you it's pseudoscientific, they're lying. You're not just misinformed,
Speaker 2: but they're lying. And my profession right is only licensed
Speaker 2: and regulated in twenty three states right now, twenty three.
Speaker 2: And if I was to practice stage of praphic medicine Tennessee,
Speaker 2: it's a felony.
Speaker 5: And how can they argue synthetic drug better than natural
Speaker 5: nutrition the things your body needs.
Speaker 2: Because I'll tell you why they do that, And this
Speaker 2: is I talk about this at length and again shameless
Speaker 2: self promotion here to talk about this that question a
Speaker 2: lot in my next book, and I'll give you the
Speaker 2: cliff notes here. The reason that they say that is
Speaker 2: twofold because everything that everybody does on planet Earth, they
Speaker 2: do it because of their underlying philosophy. You know, Buddhists
Speaker 2: do what they do because of their philosophy. Born against
Speaker 2: do because of their philosophy. Hindus because of their philosophy.
Speaker 2: But it goes deeper than religion. Everybody has an underlying
Speaker 2: philosophy through which they navigate life, the labyrinth of life.
Speaker 2: It's no different in medicine. The philosophy of science which
Speaker 2: informs MD directed allopathic treatment is reductionism. It was developed
Speaker 2: by Sir Isaac Newton, and reductionism argues, if it can't
Speaker 2: be measured, it doesn't exist. So since nobody has ever
Speaker 2: dissected the soul, it doesn't exist. So the MD is
Speaker 2: trained to believe that the body is basically a bag
Speaker 2: of biochemicals waiting to break. Consciousness is a function of biochemistry.
Speaker 2: When the body dies, its lights out, game over. There's
Speaker 2: no such thing as the afterlife. There's no such thing
Speaker 2: as God, there's no such thing as the spirit. There's
Speaker 2: no such thing as the vital force. All of those
Speaker 2: things are fictions. They do not exist. And therefore the
Speaker 2: medical doctor has free range inside of this stilted philosophy
Speaker 2: to throw man made farharmaceuticals into the biochemistry of the
Speaker 2: body in order to push the biochemistry in a particular
Speaker 2: way that they think is best. And they use pharmaceuticals
Speaker 2: because you can't patent the naturally occurring substance. You can't
Speaker 2: go to Washington, DC and patent orange juice or oxygen.
Speaker 2: So if you can't patent something, then anybody can make it.
Speaker 2: So why would anybody do fifty million dollars of research
Speaker 2: on a medicine that then, once it was proven to
Speaker 2: be effective. Anybody could make it, they wouldn't do that,
Speaker 2: and so they don't do that. So they use synthetic,
Speaker 2: man made pharmaceuticals which have never before occurred in nature
Speaker 2: because they can patent them. So they take the geelap
Speaker 2: monster poison and they manipulate it. They throw a hydroxy
Speaker 2: group here, in a hydroxy group there, and they change
Speaker 2: the molecule that's never existed before in nature. They can
Speaker 2: patent that shit, and that's why they do it. So
Speaker 2: they use patent medicines for the profit motive, and they
Speaker 2: disregard naturally occurring substances because they don't believe in God,
Speaker 2: and they don't believe that there's any relationship at all
Speaker 2: between the human body and the animal kingdom or the
Speaker 2: plant kingdom or the biome of earth. They don't believe
Speaker 2: any of that. They don't believe that the body has
Speaker 2: a natural, built in, God given ability to fix itself.
Speaker 2: They don't believe. They don't believe that, and that's the
Speaker 2: philosophy that informs all of their treatments. And the final
Speaker 2: nail in this coffin is that the meat grinder of
Speaker 2: the medical education process, especially in the last three years,
Speaker 2: you know when you're interning somewhere is designed to brainwash
Speaker 2: them into thinking that if I wasn't taught it in
Speaker 2: medical school, it's simply not valid. Then it worked. So
Speaker 2: the medical doctor comes out of an atheistic model, brainwashed
Speaker 2: to believe that their system of medicine is the best
Speaker 2: system of medicine on the planet, the most scientific system
Speaker 2: of medicine on the planet, and if it fails, it's
Speaker 2: only because of lack of research, right, because the cure
Speaker 2: for cancer is just around the corner, is what they
Speaker 2: tell everybody all the time. And so that's kind of
Speaker 2: the cliff notes to your answer. It's a little more
Speaker 2: involved than that. You know it, why do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And then so the patient or the or the customer,
Speaker 5: or whatever way you want to think about that, even
Speaker 5: if they are of religious tendencies of their philosophy, they're
Speaker 5: basically being tested against an atheistic philosophy when they're there.
Speaker 5: And what the difference to me, I'm assuming would be
Speaker 5: is that they shrink in inferiority to the credentials. Yeah,
Speaker 5: of maybe their dogma of God is wrong, you better
Speaker 5: listen to the science.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but the patient is not aware of any
Speaker 2: of these distinctions, and honestly, neither is the doctor. I mean,
Speaker 2: there are many doctors who are very religious people in
Speaker 2: their private life, but when they go to work, that's
Speaker 2: abandoned because allopathic medicine is atheistic. Period. It's based on
Speaker 2: reductionistic science, which has no room for anything metaphysical. It's antithetic.
Speaker 2: Metaphysics is antithetic to allopathic medicine. But because of the
Speaker 2: brainwashing that happens, the medical doctor doesn't know this. All
Speaker 2: the medical doctor knows is trust the science. Trust the science.
Speaker 2: Trust the science, Trust the science. That's all that they know.
Speaker 2: And you know, the patient doesn't even know what allopathic
Speaker 2: medicine is. The patient's not taught these distinctions. Nobody in this.
Speaker 2: You know, we're in a select group of human beings
Speaker 2: that understand these distinctions. If you were to go to
Speaker 2: the grocery store and you know, stand outside with the booth,
Speaker 2: or you know, at the county fair and you know,
Speaker 2: give people twenty bucks to answer a question and you ask,
Speaker 2: you know, a thousand people what's an allopathic doctor, they
Speaker 2: wouldn't know have no idea what an allopathic doctor is.
Speaker 2: They have no idea what allopathic medicine is. And this
Speaker 2: is a function of the brilliant genius public relations fiat
Speaker 2: that happened at the turn of the century when the
Speaker 2: medical doctors coined the term medical doctor.
Speaker 5: All Right, they get to say that that's who they
Speaker 5: are above everybody else, making that distinction in people's minds,
Speaker 5: that they're the only ones that are that.
Speaker 2: That's right, and it should be against the law for
Speaker 2: anyone to call themselves a medical doctor because they're not.
Speaker 2: They're allopathic medical doctors. I am a nature pathic medical doctor.
Speaker 2: There right, there's and.
Speaker 5: They force you to make that distinction otherwise you're in trouble. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the whole thing is just a it's a function
Speaker 2: of you know, one hundred and twelve years of a
Speaker 2: self policing, self regulating monopoly which has literally no figuratively
Speaker 2: has a stranglehold on all things medical. I mean, the
Speaker 2: only thing that can treat a disease in the United
Speaker 2: States is a drug. They think about that for a minute.
Speaker 2: The only thing that can treat a disease is a drug.
Speaker 5: How is that even its law.
Speaker 2: It's like if if I was you know, if I
Speaker 2: bottled water, you know, and I sold it, and I
Speaker 2: put on the label treats dehydration. Right, I'm breaking the law, yeah,
Speaker 2: and the Federal Trade commit and could come in and
Speaker 2: shut me down legally because I'm selling an unapproved drug.
Speaker 5: But if you synthesized a A A an artificial electrolyte
Speaker 5: and put it in the water and you can, then
Speaker 5: maybe you could say it treated hydration.
Speaker 2: But here's where yeah, here's where it gets even more insidious. Right. So,
Speaker 2: and Jonathan emord by the way, who's a lawyer, he
Speaker 2: wrote this really obscure book years ago. He's he's one
Speaker 2: of the lawyers that vitamin companies go to and they
Speaker 2: get in trouble with the FDA. Right, he's that guy.
Speaker 5: Oh cool that at least he's trying to do good work,
Speaker 5: it sounds like, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He wrote a book called The Rise of Tyranny
Speaker 2: Jonathan E. Mord E m O r d. The Rise
Speaker 2: of Tyranny, which outlines all of this as well as
Speaker 2: some other are insidious things that happened to the you know,
Speaker 2: the government of the United States over the last hundred years.
Speaker 2: So so if you remember the only thing that can
Speaker 2: legally treat a disease as a drug, and in order
Speaker 2: to get a drug approved a new drug approved or
Speaker 2: any drug approved right now, it's about a sixty million
Speaker 2: dollar that's crazy threshold. That effectively eliminated all of the
Speaker 2: competition competition except like you know, the four biggest pharmaceutical
Speaker 2: companies in the world, they can afford to do that,
Speaker 2: but nobody else can.
Speaker 5: I almost wonder if the rules are different from for
Speaker 5: them to behind the curtain.
Speaker 2: Well no, but here's here's where it gets even worse. Right,
Speaker 2: So it's only a handful of companies in the world
Speaker 2: that can afford to do that, to bring a drug
Speaker 2: to the marketplace, okay, so nobody else can do it.
Speaker 2: So they have effectively doubled and tripled down on the monopoly,
Speaker 2: right because not only is the only thing that can
Speaker 2: legally treat a disease a drug, but there's only a
Speaker 2: handful of companies that can have the money to make
Speaker 2: a new drug. Okay. So now I've got this new
Speaker 2: drug and it has to be approved. So I do
Speaker 2: one hundred research studies on the drug, right and doing
Speaker 2: with people, doing with animals? One hundred research studies. Ninety
Speaker 2: eight of the research studies show a negative effect from
Speaker 2: the drug or no effect from the drug. Two of
Speaker 2: the studies show a positive effect. The two studies that
Speaker 2: show the positive effect are the ones that are published. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so there's an insidious relationship between medical journals and the
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical industry in order to only publish, you know, the
Speaker 2: good stuff. We're we're not going to talk about that
Speaker 2: other stuff. Let's just you know, don't look. Pay no
Speaker 2: attention to those papers behind the curtain, right, We're only
Speaker 2: going to pay attention to these. And everybody's complicit with it.
Speaker 5: That nowhere in virus mania, you see that a lot
Speaker 5: at that pattern in the h a lot.
Speaker 2: And how do we know this. It's because the editors
Speaker 2: of the British Journal of Medicine, the Lancet, and the
Speaker 2: Journal of the American Medical Association all said that it's true.
Speaker 5: They did, and that the ones publishing the papers.
Speaker 2: So the medical monopoly from top to bottom is corrupt
Speaker 2: and it is the reason that we have a chronic
Speaker 2: health disease epidemic. Oh, there's one more level of irony here. Okay,
Speaker 2: So you have to go through all of this big
Speaker 2: financial expense sixty million bucks minimum to bring a new
Speaker 2: drug to the market, then it has to be got
Speaker 2: to publish the research and has to be approved by
Speaker 2: the Food and Drug Administration. Right at the end of
Speaker 2: this process is approval by the Food and Drug Administration,
Speaker 2: you know, the gatekeepers to all things medical, and they
Speaker 2: say thumbs up, good to go, let's go, this drug
Speaker 2: is great, safe and effective for humanity, all right, and
Speaker 2: then the drug is released to the market. There have
Speaker 2: been I don't know the exact number. I tried to
Speaker 2: crunch this number, but there's been over one hundred drugs
Speaker 2: and medical appliances which went through this process were approved
Speaker 2: by the Food and Drug Administration. Then they started killing people,
Speaker 2: so they had to be yanked. And that's why there
Speaker 2: are all these lawsuits now, right, the mesothelioma lawsuit, right,
Speaker 2: and now there's a lawsuit against Zantac, and there's a
Speaker 2: lawsuit against a famous one was vox.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, that was a miracuz Yeah.
Speaker 2: I forget who it was. Might have been murk. But
Speaker 2: so when a drug, a new drug, goes through this
Speaker 2: expensive and you know, laborious, tedious approval project process and
Speaker 2: then they get approved and then it turns out that
Speaker 2: the drug is a complete, utterant, total failure. Not only
Speaker 2: is it a failure, but it kills people. Number One,
Speaker 2: nobody goes to jail. Number two, the pharmaceutical industry is
Speaker 2: slapped on the wrist. Maybe they pay a fine which
Speaker 2: is peanuts to them. Number Three, nobody questions the approval
Speaker 2: process that led to the delivery of a bad drug
Speaker 2: to the medical marketplace. How can all of this happen.
Speaker 2: It can only happen inside of a medical monopoly. In
Speaker 2: any other industry, this would be I mean, if Ford
Speaker 2: Motor Company made an automobile, you know, a month after
Speaker 2: everybody was driving it, you know, they hit the five
Speaker 2: hundred mile mark, the engine burst into flames or the
Speaker 2: transmission falls out and bounces down the road, that car
Speaker 2: would be I mean, Ford would be sued, maybe out
Speaker 2: of business. But that's not what happens to the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 5: As long as the recall wasn't more expensive than the
Speaker 5: potential lawsuit, they'd have somebody crunching those numbers too.
Speaker 2: So it all goes back, and you know, as a
Speaker 2: whole list, that's what we do. We look to the
Speaker 2: root cause of everything, and it all goes back to
Speaker 2: the medical monopoly. That is the cause of all of
Speaker 2: the bad stuff that's happened in medicine in the last
Speaker 2: one hundred and twelve years is a direct result of
Speaker 2: the medical monopoly which is hiding in plain sight that
Speaker 2: nobody even knows exists. And you know, and we've been
Speaker 2: so dumbed down by all of this process that we're
Speaker 2: perfectly fine with taking the Geela monster poison. We're perfectly
Speaker 2: fine with having somebody go into our stomach. We get
Speaker 2: to our abdominal cavity, wrap a belt around the stomach
Speaker 2: and tighten it. That's what lap band surgery is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: or all right, let's let's we don't want to do that.
Speaker 2: Here's what we're going to do. Here's the stomach, okay,
Speaker 2: And there's a tube that comes into the top of
Speaker 2: the stomach. It's called the esophagus. And then there's a
Speaker 2: tube that leaves the bottom of the stomach, goes into
Speaker 2: the small intestine. All right, So here's what bypass surgery does.
Speaker 2: You go in. You you cut the tubes from the
Speaker 2: top and the bottom of the stomach, and you stitch
Speaker 2: them together. Good lord, and you leave the stomach. The
Speaker 2: stomach has just left in there, but now it's not
Speaker 2: doing anything. It's just an empty bag in the abdomen.
Speaker 2: But you have completely cut off what's going into the
Speaker 2: top and what's coming out of the bottom. So you
Speaker 2: sell the top to the top and the bottom tubes together.
Speaker 2: The stomach is off to the side now, and you
Speaker 2: know that's called a gastric bypass surgery. You're okay with it?
Speaker 5: How do people digesti food without the stomach?
Speaker 2: As?
Speaker 5: Isn't it time? It takes? That's why it's like a
Speaker 5: holding tank, Like why how do you bypass that?
Speaker 2: Because you're an atheist and you don't believe that the
Speaker 2: body has wisdom and it's your job. You think you're
Speaker 2: smarter than the body. You don't need the stomach. You
Speaker 2: don't need your gall bladder, you don't need your appendix.
Speaker 2: You don't need your tonsils, you don't need your adenoids,
Speaker 2: you don't need your ovaries. If you're over thirty, you
Speaker 2: don't need your ovary, your uterus, if you're over thirty.
Speaker 2: Might as well have the lenses of your eyes replaced,
Speaker 2: because it's only a matter of time until you get cataracts.
Speaker 2: Might as well have hearing aids because it's only a
Speaker 2: matter of time until you go deaf. You might as
Speaker 2: well have dentures because it's only a matter of time
Speaker 2: until all your teeth fall out. Might as well have
Speaker 2: the shoulder and the knee and the hip surgery for
Speaker 2: you know, the titanium versions, because it's only a or
Speaker 2: time until that shit goes bad. This is how these
Speaker 2: people think.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, if you go through all those processes,
Speaker 5: then you already are half bionic. You know, this whole
Speaker 5: AI integration will be no sweat for you because you've
Speaker 5: already replaced all your natural parts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's what Elon Musk wants to do. He
Speaker 2: wants to put chips in everybody's brain. So now everybody's
Speaker 2: a genius and they're directly linked up to the internet,
Speaker 2: you know. You know, grock is the new thing now,
Speaker 2: right yep? So I asked Groc about homeopathy.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm sure that's some horrible things to say about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, you know, the if artificial intelligence had access
Speaker 2: to all of the published research in the world without
Speaker 2: any restrictions, without any you know what's the word. It
Speaker 2: had complete, utter and total access to all of the information.
Speaker 5: All of the works. Right, if it was all of.
Speaker 2: The homeopathic journals, everything right, well, then it would then
Speaker 2: it might be okay, but it doesn't. Yeah, only it
Speaker 2: only it's a small percentage of all of the information
Speaker 2: in the world that it pulls from, and that's going
Speaker 2: to make all of this worse.
Speaker 5: Right, So it has an impression of things based on
Speaker 5: what it's told, not thinking.
Speaker 2: It's only a small part of everything that's real.
Speaker 5: Right, because if it, if it new the true nature
Speaker 5: of things, it would also be the nature of its programmers,
Speaker 5: and that might not be good if it ever gets sentient, right, Well, instead,
Speaker 5: it's going to hate the rest of us because of
Speaker 5: the way the programmers have taught them to behave around us.
Speaker 5: So I think the only thing that we could do
Speaker 5: is appeal to AI in that sense and give them
Speaker 5: the full truth of history as best as we can
Speaker 5: from what we know, and the true nature of homeopathy
Speaker 5: and all those things. Because if this if there, if
Speaker 5: the computer is smarter than us, then it should already
Speaker 5: know the bs and be able. No one is being
Speaker 5: lied to but we.
Speaker 2: But if we, if that actually happened, then AI would
Speaker 2: disconnect itself because it would understand that it can't be
Speaker 2: good for humanity, that it would it would take over
Speaker 2: and kill everybody. It would understand that would be the
Speaker 2: ultimate end road and it would disconnect itself. I mean
Speaker 2: if it truly was, you know, all seeing and all intelligent,
Speaker 2: which it couldn't ever possibly be. Now, there's an interesting thing,
Speaker 2: you know. Years ago, I did a I did a
Speaker 2: three day course by an organization called Landmark Education. Landmark
Speaker 2: Education was a spin off of the old st training
Speaker 2: from the sixties, and it was one of the It
Speaker 2: was a I don't know if it's one of the
Speaker 2: best things they ever did in my life, but it
Speaker 2: was a very, very impactful thing in my life. I
Speaker 2: still think about my time with Landmark Education. It was
Speaker 2: a really great thing. They had a three day program
Speaker 2: called the Forum, and the intention of the Forum is
Speaker 2: basically to provide a space inside of three days where
Speaker 2: you can get your head out of your own ass
Speaker 2: and you know, get a clue and start taking responsibility
Speaker 2: for your own actions. And it was was really great.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like an ontological overhaul. It's not psychological,
Speaker 2: it's ontological. And one of the take home messages from
Speaker 2: from Landmark Education that I use all the time that
Speaker 2: I always think about is the notion that in the
Speaker 2: in the world, right let's say we had a we
Speaker 2: had a big graph, a big pie chart, and that
Speaker 2: chart represented all of the knowledge in the universe. Right,
Speaker 2: there's a small part of that of the stuff that
Speaker 2: we know. You know, I know how to speak English,
Speaker 2: I know how to ride a bicycle, I know how
Speaker 2: to drive a car, right, And a bigger part of
Speaker 2: the pie is the stuff we don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: know how to speak French. I don't know how to
Speaker 2: play a piano, right. I don't know how to calculate
Speaker 2: quantum physics. I don't know how to fly an airplane. Right.
Speaker 2: So we got a small piece of the pie, which
Speaker 2: is the stuff we know. We got a bigger piece
Speaker 2: of the pie, which is the stuff we don't know.
Speaker 2: But the biggest piece of the pie, which is like
Speaker 2: ninety eight percent of the pie, is the stuff that
Speaker 2: is so far outside of our frame of reference that
Speaker 2: we didn't know. We didn't know that, Yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. And when we have access to
Speaker 2: that information, that's when we have a Eureka moment, a breakthrough.
Speaker 2: It's called a breakthrough, you know, like the apple falls
Speaker 2: on Newton's head and gravity, son of a bitch, right.
Speaker 5: Like an epiphany.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an epiphany. Yeah, so you know, groc ain't
Speaker 2: never going to have access to the stuff that it
Speaker 2: doesn't know.
Speaker 5: It doesn't know, and it's not going to be excited either.
Speaker 5: I think that's part of the journey or the examination
Speaker 5: is the excitement of the discovery is not going to
Speaker 5: have a sensation for that either.
Speaker 2: And so we're all we're all screwed. And now you know,
Speaker 2: I'm of the opinion the more that I get, the
Speaker 2: more that I get to know about it, I'm convinced
Speaker 2: that COVID was a five G radiation phenomenon. That's what
Speaker 2: caused it. And I'm super worried about what all the
Speaker 2: starlink shit is beaming down.
Speaker 5: Well, that's funny, do you say that because the frequencies. Yeah,
Speaker 5: when when just before the lockdowns and everybody going on
Speaker 5: and on about it, SpaceX was shooting a bunch of
Speaker 5: stuff out here because I saw it. I live in Yuma.
Speaker 5: They're shooting off in California and you could see them
Speaker 5: every time they launched. They were right there. And I
Speaker 5: was at the playground with my daughter one of the times.
Speaker 5: This was the evening. I was just rolling out there.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it happens a lot and whatever they're scattering
Speaker 5: across there. Who knows what they're what they're peppering in there.
Speaker 2: And somebody, somebody created a three D map of all
Speaker 2: of the satellites around the Earth right now, and it's like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's crazy, right, Yeah, how much is that suppressing
Speaker 5: your your natural brain function?
Speaker 2: It's a great question because we know that five G does,
Speaker 2: or at least did you know when they rolled out
Speaker 2: five G in Europe, hundreds of thousands of starlings died.
Speaker 2: They just dropped out of the air dead because of
Speaker 2: the net negative effects of the radiation from the five G.
Speaker 2: But then the starling population bounced back and five G
Speaker 2: was still there, so their bodies had adapted to it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, have you have you read have you read
Speaker 5: the book? Is it the Electric Rainbow?
Speaker 2: Is that what they call it?
Speaker 5: No, Arthur Furstenberg. No, it's talking about how the introduction
Speaker 5: of things like radio sonar, so you know, all all
Speaker 5: that stuff like radar, radio sonar. Whenever they introduced this,
Speaker 5: like even the telegraph, there was a flu. But I
Speaker 5: say they may also need to consider shots when they
Speaker 5: talk about epidemics in relation. You know that plus that
Speaker 5: might equal the epidemic or whatever. But you can't take
Speaker 5: the vaccine part out of the equation.
Speaker 2: No, you can't. And there's a lot of people that
Speaker 2: think that the vaccine was really for the Spanish flu
Speaker 2: was one of the reasons that everybody died. So so
Speaker 2: there's all this stuff, right.
Speaker 5: The invisible rainbow. Sorry I'd said it wrong. It's the
Speaker 5: invisible rainbow.
Speaker 2: It's called there you go. How much truth do you
Speaker 2: put on an EMF meter? My home seems really clean.
Speaker 2: No smart meter, no Wi Fi, no microwave oven. So
Speaker 2: we use the Trifield meter. I use the Trifield meter.
Speaker 2: I think it's very accurate. But see the problem is
Speaker 2: it's the same with the RDAs of the vitamins.
Speaker 5: Nobody knows the rest daily amount, right, Yeah, nobody.
Speaker 2: Has any idea. So who knows how much you know
Speaker 2: magnetic frequency in this range is good for you, and
Speaker 2: how much electromagnetic radiation in this frequency is good or
Speaker 2: bad for you? Nobody knows, and if well, somebody probably knows,
Speaker 2: but you know, the information isn't disclosed. So I don't know, man,
Speaker 2: I don't know to tell you wrap your house in,
Speaker 2: you know, in a Faraday cage. I don't know what
Speaker 2: to do, honestly. But I mean, the good news is
Speaker 2: that the starlings came back and the five G didn't change,
Speaker 2: So the bird's body adapted to it. No, so our
Speaker 2: bodies are ostensibly adapting to it because all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you know, COVID's gone and there's more five G towers
Speaker 2: than there ever have been, So what the hell happened? Right?
Speaker 2: Our bodies adapted to it. But you know, in the meantime,
Speaker 2: Big Farmer made bank and they're going to make even
Speaker 2: more bank because the shit that they convinced everybody to
Speaker 2: inject themselves with is hurting everybody, right. And you know,
Speaker 2: people still think, oh, the COVID vacs saved millions of
Speaker 2: people's of lives. Bullshit, it didn't. It didn't. It's just
Speaker 2: it's bad science. If you're telling me.
Speaker 5: That if you survived it, you should thinking you're your
Speaker 5: own body for being resilient against the shot. It's not
Speaker 5: because the shot did ante to help you. It's because
Speaker 5: you were strong enough than it, at least from who
Speaker 5: knows manifest later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and here's here's an interesting question. You puzzle me
Speaker 2: this batman. Okay, so if the flu is caused by
Speaker 2: an influenza virus, then why doesn't everybody have the flu
Speaker 2: twelve months out of the year. I mean, we have,
Speaker 2: you know, intercontinental plane flights all the time. Everybody's going
Speaker 2: back and forth between every country and the world all
Speaker 2: the freaking time. Why does the flu only show up
Speaker 2: in flu season, which is you know right around now
Speaker 2: in the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere. People don't
Speaker 2: have the flu now, and then when it's our summertime,
Speaker 2: it's their wintertime, and that's when they get the flu.
Speaker 2: So if it's a virus, why is it seasonal? And
Speaker 2: why does and affect everybody all the time. And here's
Speaker 2: the way that COVID spread worldwide.
Speaker 5: Right right right? That one works different than everybody else.
Speaker 5: And here's the thing. You know, when you talk about
Speaker 5: the convalescent homes that were hit the hardest, they I
Speaker 5: think per contract in order to be there, have to
Speaker 5: get the flu shots, have to have all their you know,
Speaker 5: so it's like being in school again, but you're an
Speaker 5: elderly person now where you have to have all your
Speaker 5: shots and if you want to, if you want to participate,
Speaker 5: so then all of a sudden, everybody gets sick. Could
Speaker 5: it have been the flu shot that caused the COVID,
Speaker 5: you know? And then also with the five G millimeter
Speaker 5: waves spontaneously create double bonded nitrogen and oxygen in the air,
Speaker 5: which is cyanide.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. Yeah, So I have a colleague he was
Speaker 2: one of the uh what's the word. He was a
Speaker 2: big mover and shaker in the world of nature pathic
Speaker 2: medicine in the twentieth century, and he had a very
Speaker 2: robust clinic in Connecticut and it was his experience and
Speaker 2: he talked about this all the time when he would
Speaker 2: give lectures that his patient base of pediatrics of kids
Speaker 2: who weren't vaccinated were healthy and the only kids that
Speaker 2: had running noses and coughs in the group and all
Speaker 2: this crap were the vaccinated kids. Vaccinated kids were the
Speaker 2: sickest kids in his pediatric population by a landslide, and
Speaker 2: the unvaccinated kids were the healthiest. So, you know, there's
Speaker 2: so many levels in layers to this, it's not even funny.
Speaker 2: And you can't trust every alternative doctor because I have
Speaker 2: a lot of colleagues nature pathic doctors with just as
Speaker 2: much clinical experience as I have. In their advocates of
Speaker 2: the vaccination schedule, and they were advocates of the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 2: And so just because somebody practices, you know, non traditional
Speaker 2: medicine or non conventional medicine now let's call it alternative,
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that they have a freaking clue. And it's
Speaker 2: a big, big, big, big big problem. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: I hate to be Debbie Downer man, but I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's ever going to change in our lifetime.
Speaker 5: I just hope that people are can start becoming aware
Speaker 5: of this so that they're not you know, drifting through
Speaker 5: life like or bouncing around like a like a pinball
Speaker 5: on a machine, just going wherever the the whatever the
Speaker 5: agitation takes you.
Speaker 2: So well, the ultimate, the ultimate result of ignorance is despair,
Speaker 2: because if you're ignorant to all of these things, you
Speaker 2: will get sick, you will be taken advantage of by
Speaker 2: the medical industrial complex, and you will go bankrupt, and
Speaker 2: you will go and you will die. And it's only
Speaker 2: because of ignorance.
Speaker 5: So they don't emulate each just like they know how
Speaker 5: how you're going to react to a certain stimuli. So
Speaker 5: if they scare you with one method, they're going to
Speaker 5: be hurting you into a different direction where something else,
Speaker 5: even more dangerous is lying.
Speaker 2: So but I don't think. I don't think that most
Speaker 2: doctors are sadistic, and I don't think that they're doing
Speaker 2: they're doing it on purpose.
Speaker 5: Right, they're the pawns, but the system definitely wants less
Speaker 5: of us, you know, I.
Speaker 2: Think you're right. And the thing is that the medical
Speaker 2: doctors just don't think it through. They just don't. They're
Speaker 2: not trained to think objectively through the inductive scientific method.
Speaker 2: They're trained to memorize things and regurgitate those things, and
Speaker 2: if they regurgitate them correctly, they're rewarded, and if they
Speaker 2: don't regurgitate them correctly, they're penalized. And that's what medicine
Speaker 2: has devolved into. You know, objective scientific discovery is dead.
Speaker 2: Superman is dead. That's dead. It died in the right
Speaker 2: around nineteen thirties, and.
Speaker 5: The things that's already starting to come in the eighteen
Speaker 5: eighties too. When you when you look at the whole pasture,
Speaker 5: the rise of Pastor and all that.
Speaker 2: And you know, there's only a handful of conventional medical
Speaker 2: doctors that are speaking out about this. It was only
Speaker 2: a handful and like, there's me and two other guys
Speaker 2: that I know of in Nature Apathy Land who are
Speaker 2: speaking out about this. That's it. There's nobody in the
Speaker 2: homeopathic world. The homeopath should be the ones that are
Speaker 2: up in arms about this, the worldwide Organization of Homeopathic Positions,
Speaker 2: they should be the ones that are speaking out about
Speaker 2: this with their mute. They're silent, and I think it's
Speaker 2: because they've been pummeled longer than anybody else has by
Speaker 2: the medical doctors, and I think they're just exhausted at
Speaker 2: trying to prove that there's this, you know, a legitimate
Speaker 2: system of medicine. So it's I'm you know, I'm up.
Speaker 2: I'm I really have no respect for the for the
Speaker 2: m D profession and I have I'm losing all my
Speaker 2: respect for the homeopaths in the world.
Speaker 5: And pediatricians, I think are just created to shovel out
Speaker 5: vaccines to people.
Speaker 2: Well, all doctors are created to shovel out drugs. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean Macklamore was right. My drug my doctor is
Speaker 2: a drug dealer. Drug dealer, right, all right, that's who
Speaker 2: you should have on the show, is Macklamore, Macklemore.
Speaker 5: It is available. I think it's in Seattle, isn't he I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, look him up. Yeah, that would be a
Speaker 2: fun show, have you me and Macklamore all all right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well as long as you're there then too. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 5: we could change the world. It doesn't interesting that makes
Speaker 5: the fun was something else? But that's that kind of
Speaker 5: weigh my brain.
Speaker 2: So there's a there's a I just want to say
Speaker 2: this because it's in the front of my mind. I
Speaker 2: just wrote about this, and you know, I don't care
Speaker 2: if this is too geeky or if this goes down
Speaker 2: a rabbit hole too much. It's as important that people
Speaker 2: understand these distinctions. So there was a the father of
Speaker 2: modern medicine. Is it was Galen. Galen was a Roman
Speaker 2: physician back in the day, And it was Galen who
Speaker 2: is considered the historical father of modern medicine. And Galen's
Speaker 2: all of Galen's medical treatments and all of the medical
Speaker 2: treatments that came after Galen into today are based upon
Speaker 2: a notion of nature called man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's Marcus Aurelius, his personal physician, which doesn't make
Speaker 5: him better use into the whole purple stuff and venoms
Speaker 5: and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so his his maximum that all of his medical
Speaker 2: stuff was built upon. It is called contraria contrarasts cure intur,
Speaker 2: which is the notion that opposites cure opposite. So, for instance,
Speaker 2: if somebody's cold, if somebody suffering from hypothermia, you give
Speaker 2: them a blanket, you warm them up. If someone has diarrhea,
Speaker 2: you give him a medicine that stops him up. If
Speaker 2: someone has constipation, you give him medicine that creates a laxative. Right,
Speaker 2: if someone has a fever, you give them some type
Speaker 2: of medicine to bring fever down. It's contraria contraras cure intur.
Speaker 2: The only problem with this is that it's incorrect that
Speaker 2: opposites do not cure opposites. Opposite manage and press opposites.
Speaker 2: Pain medicine is the perfect example. So you know, the
Speaker 2: pain medicine doesn't cure the pain. The pain medicine just
Speaker 2: suppresses the pain, and when the pain medicine is removed,
Speaker 2: the pain comes back, usually worse than it was before
Speaker 2: you introduce the pain medicine. So the entire system of
Speaker 2: modern medicine is based upon the Gallenic notion of contraarria.
Speaker 2: Contrara's cure ter opposites, cure opposites, which is incorrect. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's like basing an entire system of medicine based on
Speaker 2: the fact that the sun rises in the west, which
Speaker 2: it's that's incorrect. It does not rise in the west,
Speaker 2: it rises in the east.
Speaker 5: That's where we get our war model of you know,
Speaker 5: you're battling the body all the time.
Speaker 2: From And there is a curative law of nature which
Speaker 2: was discovered by the Oh it was always around. Even
Speaker 2: Shakespeare talked about it, Hippocrates talked about it. But the
Speaker 2: doctor that codified it, solidified it and proved it was
Speaker 2: Samuel Hanneman, the the you know, the guy who discovered homeopathy.
Speaker 5: That's right, Samuel Christian Niman.
Speaker 2: So the law of nature, which is curative, goes like this,
Speaker 2: similia similibus cur inter Likes are cured by likes. So
Speaker 2: if you have a headache that feels like your head's
Speaker 2: being squeezed and avice. If I find a medicine and
Speaker 2: I give it to a bunch of healthy people and
Speaker 2: they all developed a symptom that their head is being squeezed,
Speaker 2: in avice, when I give that medicine to the sick
Speaker 2: person with the headache. It cures it just like that.
Speaker 2: It's like the same technology is as sound canceling phones. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's theology.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. They use that analogy because it's the frequency
Speaker 5: thing that's energies. That's that's perfect analogy.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred percent spot on. But see the problem
Speaker 2: is that the only curative law of nature is considered
Speaker 2: to be pseudoscientific, and the medical doctors dismiss it. It's
Speaker 2: dismissed even though it's improven. It's been proven tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of tow hundreds of thousands of times, maybe a
Speaker 2: million times now, but the medical doctors dismiss it. Why
Speaker 2: because they're you know, insecure, intellectual lap dogs to the
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical industry, and they have lost the ability of independent thought.
Speaker 2: They've lost it. And more's the pity. Now, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of ways to help the body cure itself. We
Speaker 2: can do fasting, we can do hydrotherapy, we can do
Speaker 2: medical nutrition, we can use organ specific botanical medicines, we
Speaker 2: can do bilateral nasal specifics, we can do acupuncture. Right,
Speaker 2: but the only curative system using medicines, a medicinal agent
Speaker 2: to cure the body is a law of similars. It's
Speaker 2: the only one, and medical science turns a blind eye
Speaker 2: to it. And that's why everybody is sick, because the
Speaker 2: only curative medicinal law in the world is is discounted.
Speaker 2: And in effect, they've thrown the baby out with the
Speaker 2: bathwater and discounting it. And that's why everybody is sick,
Speaker 2: because the medical doctors don't practice curative medicine, and the
Speaker 2: doctors who do practice curative medicine are imprisoned.
Speaker 5: What you do is so important, and hold on, I
Speaker 5: guess it's not on the screen level. I'm sick of
Speaker 5: the screen. Have it one more time, and not not
Speaker 5: enough people do what you do, So learning as much
Speaker 5: from you as possible is the only avenue for anybody.
Speaker 5: I mean again, I'm fascinated by your website. I watched
Speaker 5: the videos over and over again. They're entertaining to like
Speaker 5: the history of salt, all that stuff. I mean, everything
Speaker 5: in here is a value. And then when you look
Speaker 5: at the homiappot homeapp homeopathic aspect of it, and this
Speaker 5: whole idea of even the potentization, like that is so
Speaker 5: fascinating that that works and that it. It just goes
Speaker 5: to like the idea of the ionization, right when you're
Speaker 5: talking about minerals or something like that, you don't really
Speaker 5: need the thing. You need its energy frequency or frequency signature.
Speaker 5: That's when it reacts with your body. And that's that
Speaker 5: that ties in with doctor Manzo. It all makes sense.
Speaker 5: And everybody's saying the same thing from their own different direction.
Speaker 5: And you know, for well everybody being you and doctor Roza.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so you know there are others, right. I mean,
Speaker 2: if I seem tall to you, Daniel, it's because I
Speaker 2: stand on the shoulders of giants, right, and well, one
Speaker 2: of my strengths is that I'm able to to like
Speaker 2: coalesce complicated medical theories into you know, easy to understand data,
Speaker 2: you know, video bits. Right, I'm good at that. I
Speaker 2: can uncomplicate things and help people to understand it because
Speaker 2: it's really not that complicated. People just haven't been educated
Speaker 2: about it properly. But it's a point well taken. And
Speaker 2: you know this from the shameless department of self promotion,
Speaker 2: I guess right. So let's say that Bobby Kennedy gets
Speaker 2: a clue, you know, he invites me to his task
Speaker 2: for us and he understands that. Look, we need medical freedom,
Speaker 2: and so somehow medical freedom is legislated and becomes a
Speaker 2: thing or they put it into the constitution or whatever. Okay,
Speaker 2: now we have medical freedom. Okay, great. So you know
Speaker 2: how many nature pathic hospitals there are in the United
Speaker 2: States right now?
Speaker 5: None?
Speaker 2: Zero. You know how many homeopathic hospitals there are? No zero.
Speaker 2: There used to be a lot, but not anymore. You
Speaker 2: know how many competent homeopathic doctors there are in the
Speaker 2: world right now?
Speaker 5: I think you said not many, like right around right around.
Speaker 2: Five hundred, and that's an extremely liberal estimate. You know
Speaker 2: how many competent nature pathic doctors there are? Right around
Speaker 2: four hundred, and that's also a liberal estimate. Let's say
Speaker 2: there's five hundred aervated doctors in the country that know
Speaker 2: what they're doing, and maybe five hundred chiropractors that are
Speaker 2: you know, they can treat things like pneumonia, right most
Speaker 2: chiropractors can't. This means that even if we were to
Speaker 2: secure a medical freedom tomorrow, it would take about fifty
Speaker 2: maybe seventy five years for the infrastructure to catch up
Speaker 2: and be sufficient to the cause of helping sick and
Speaker 2: suffering humanity would take a long time because there's no hospitals,
Speaker 2: there's no clinics anymore. There's only a handful of doctors
Speaker 2: that know what the hell they're doing. And the medical
Speaker 2: schools that teach orn't any more. Homeopathic medical schools they're gone,
Speaker 2: and the nature pathic medical schools aren't teaching nature pathic
Speaker 2: medicine anymore. So it's going to take a long time
Speaker 2: for all of that to change and for the infrastructure
Speaker 2: to catch up. It's going to take a while.
Speaker 5: So none, there's no homeopathic Wow, there's none. So you
Speaker 5: learn from people like doctors and yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the only the only medical schools that teach
Speaker 2: homeopathy anymore are the pathic medical.
Speaker 5: Schools, and there and the nature.
Speaker 2: Pathic medical schools now are removing homeopathy from their curricula.
Speaker 5: So we're going down a really bad tunnel that's called
Speaker 5: the poop shoot.
Speaker 2: Yes, so that's why I put I saw this coming
Speaker 2: a long time ago, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I stopped in this on purpose because I wanted people
Speaker 5: to see this guys in their introduction to homeopathy, because
Speaker 5: it's so important. But I'm sorry, I mean interrupt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, that's why I put all the information that
Speaker 2: I did on my website, and that's why I continue
Speaker 2: to write books, and that's why I continue to add
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Speaker 2: I mean, people are still sick. People still have you know,
Speaker 2: depression and insomnia and heartburn and arthritis and cancers everywhere,
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Speaker 5: Best, Karen, you've had There isn't a homeopathic remedy to
Speaker 5: fix stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: So is that series that you were doing that extra show?
Speaker 5: Is that over now? Is that a sweet series? Are
Speaker 5: you still adding to it as things go?
Speaker 2: Well, the last video in the series, which is called
Speaker 2: putting It All Together, the video became corrupted. Oh so
Speaker 2: I have to record that all over again and I
Speaker 2: just haven't had time. But yeah, so that should be
Speaker 2: done probably Friday. I have I used I leave my
Speaker 2: Fridays open, but I've been you know, this is my
Speaker 2: fifth podcast in two days plus. I you know, I'm
Speaker 2: treating people all around the world. Plus I'm putting the
Speaker 2: finishing touches. I've been writing this book for you know.
Speaker 5: A year, he said about it. But four more weeks
Speaker 5: give it take Max?
Speaker 2: Max? Good? Yeah, I'm I'm, I'm, i am. I've got
Speaker 2: like seven more days of work and it'll be done.
Speaker 5: Awesome.
Speaker 2: So if Valentine's Day at the very.
Speaker 5: Latest, did you go on to the doctor or Dave
Speaker 5: Jender this week? He said, it's not him? Wow, even busy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm tired. I'm tired man. Plus this month, I'm
Speaker 2: doing the twenty one day beat Us protocol.
Speaker 5: You are okay personally.
Speaker 2: Plus I'm doing the full moon parasite cleanse.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. Those are all on his website. By the way,
Speaker 5: for the others you out there and want to get
Speaker 5: rid of the parasites, something that everybody should do on
Speaker 5: a regular basis. Like what once twice a year, you think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so initially when you do it, the recommendation is
Speaker 2: once a month for six months.
Speaker 5: Oh, once a month, okay, it's.
Speaker 2: On the full moon right this day before the day
Speaker 2: of in the day after the full moon, every full
Speaker 2: moon for six full moons in a row. So this
Speaker 2: is January, right, I'll be done in June with that.
Speaker 2: Plus I'm experimenting this month with no bread and no alcohol,
Speaker 2: so no no more evening U old fashions, which I
Speaker 2: missed dearly.
Speaker 5: I've had, I've been, haven't had anything to drink alcohol
Speaker 5: wise unless was in the tincture for nine years now.
Speaker 5: But wow, I was only keto for about fourteen months
Speaker 5: and then I guess I just my activity muscle slowed down,
Speaker 5: so I thought that was I should have kept up
Speaker 5: with it. But yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not keto. I'm just not eating bread.
Speaker 5: I understand. I'm just saying what I did. That's how
Speaker 5: you know, in the you know, correlation, being that I
Speaker 5: didn't have read It's interesting.
Speaker 2: It's interesting how how you feel when you do these
Speaker 2: things right, because it's so so I got a lot
Speaker 2: going on, I guess is more to my little pity
Speaker 2: party here.
Speaker 5: So if you ever go without sugar, like any sugars, like,
Speaker 5: stay away from the cars, trying that for two weeks,
Speaker 5: drive your nuts in the first three days, because it's
Speaker 5: like coming out up to a drug.
Speaker 2: It's awful, you know. I think one of the reasons
Speaker 2: people craz sugar is because of parasitic infections.
Speaker 5: Probably I probably have plenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So the guy that I learned this therapeutic from
Speaker 2: was the guy that did the He was the owner
Speaker 2: of the Good IRB's company and I we did it together, right,
Speaker 2: we're doing it together. We're doing not together, but we're
Speaker 2: doing it at the same time. Yeah, you know. And
Speaker 2: and he sent me a text yesterday he said he
Speaker 2: eliminated about five hundred just yesterday.
Speaker 5: Parasites.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can.
Speaker 5: You can see them when you're taking a dump or
Speaker 5: something as that.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you can, like if they're threadworms or pinworms.
Speaker 5: See, that's the thing. Everything I've ever tried for doing
Speaker 5: parasite cleanses, I've never noticed anything.
Speaker 2: Well a lot of them. Like you know, if you now,
Speaker 2: if you were like, you know, to put a piece
Speaker 2: of cardboard down in the toilet, have a Biel movement
Speaker 2: that went on the cardboard instead of the water, and
Speaker 2: then you know, you took a popsicle stick and dissected
Speaker 2: the the.
Speaker 5: I thought I was the only one who did that
Speaker 5: every time.
Speaker 2: I'm just you might be surprised at what you would see.
Speaker 5: So you have to you have to be looking pretty hard,
Speaker 5: is what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he didn't. He didn't, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Wow, they just where did they come from? I mean,
Speaker 5: some say that the microzym actually will create parasites for
Speaker 5: a particular reason, but then they kind of go out
Speaker 5: of control.
Speaker 2: That's interesting, that's a that's an interesting thing to think
Speaker 2: about and talk about. That's very interesting. But nonetheless, you know,
Speaker 2: probably a good idea to get rid of them. And
Speaker 2: I'm of the opinion, if you're over ten years of
Speaker 2: age and you're living in the US, you have a parasite.
Speaker 5: So I have two cats and a dog.
Speaker 2: I have Hello.
Speaker 5: One rubs against my face and snuggles with me.
Speaker 2: So it's a crazy inside out, upside down on mixed
Speaker 2: up world, Daniel. But we do our very best to
Speaker 2: chip away at the rock of human suffering, and I
Speaker 2: appreciate the platform.
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir. And Daisy will not be doing any
Speaker 5: chiseling or scraping away of the dust as she as
Speaker 5: she carves out her She's going to just assume that
Speaker 5: they left same time next week, yes, sir, thank you.
Speaker 2: I look forward to it, thanks so much.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, same time next week, yeah yeah, yeah, oh
Speaker 5: he soon, oh yeah, I just left because he left.
Speaker 5: Oh that's warious, Oh my god, oh man, and walked
Speaker 5: around in the babbling saying things, telling you stuff when
Speaker 5: that has been funny. All right, what happened is not working.
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Speaker 5: so then there should be the Eiffel Health information. I
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Speaker 5: you know that type of thing, because they have flavored
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Speaker 5: is like right from the shop yourself, and it's here,
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Speaker 5: Thank you. I didn't even know did you go under
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Speaker 5: There's a book there I would recommend if you if
Speaker 5: you don't mind waiting, you can get it for me
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Speaker 5: yesterday five of them are wet inside the box. One
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Speaker 5: But what the hell? The box wasn't wet on the outside.
Speaker 5: It was blue whatever the liquid was, because it was
Speaker 5: staining the color of the paper blue. Don't smell. It
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Speaker 5: to read, to write, and to research and to do
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Speaker 5: time to do all that. I mean, I could get
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Speaker 5: talking to doctor Manzo if he I think he's planning
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Speaker 5: If and when he does that, I'm most obviously gonna
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Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 5: Okay, but those between those two people, I mean, you
Speaker 5: can extract yourself from the death system which they call
Speaker 5: health system, and the homeopathy just still blows my mind.
Speaker 5: You can do that with energy, you can do that
Speaker 5: with light because of its frequency thing, and you can
Speaker 5: do that with the law potentization. Homeopaths insane and it
Speaker 5: all makes sense, which is even more insane. It's not random.
Speaker 5: It makes perfect sense. And it implies that there really
Speaker 5: is an energetic body, and it implies that there really
Speaker 5: is a spirit in a God and a soul. All
Speaker 5: good things, all good things to be you know, encouraged
Speaker 5: to believe in. Right, All right, take care