Speaker 1: My name is Will and I'm Garon and unlike moulderin Scully, believe.
Speaker 1: So we've embarked in a journey of discovery.
Speaker 2: We've talked to people deeply entrenched in the spiritual and
Speaker 2: metaphysical world.
Speaker 1: We've thrown ourselves into weird and wonderful experiences. I even
Speaker 1: joined a coven of witches.
Speaker 2: And wait, you joined a coven.
Speaker 1: Yep, all on the interest of finding something, anything that
Speaker 1: will prove that there's something beyond this physical.
Speaker 2: Three dimensional world we all live in.
Speaker 1: This is the Skeptic Metaphysicians. This episode of The Skeptic
Speaker 1: Metaphysicians was recorded live at the Edgar Casey Aar.
Speaker 3: Today. Our guest is doctor J. P. A.
Speaker 1: Monte. He is doctor of chiropractic studies with degrees in
Speaker 1: psychology and biochemistry, and he certified in massage and hypnotherapy.
Speaker 1: And he was inspired by Edgar Casey so much that
Speaker 1: he healed himself and now uses that information to heal others. Doctor,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for being on the show today.
Speaker 3: Awesome, Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: We're excited to talk with you.
Speaker 3: You are.
Speaker 1: We were talking before we started recording, and you had
Speaker 1: mentioned that you are very deeply entrenched in the holistic
Speaker 1: natural healing modalities inspired by doctor by Edgar Casey. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so when you say that you healed yourself, yes, tell
Speaker 1: us about that. What do you mean by that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so ever since at a young age, you know,
Speaker 3: was diagnosed with type two asthma, and it was always
Speaker 3: difficult for me to just be outside and play with
Speaker 3: other kids, and even sometimes just going outside running, you know,
Speaker 3: I'd have to stop, you know, wheezing, coughing and the light,
Speaker 3: and like a lot of people growing up, you know,
Speaker 3: kind of getting sick around the time and the seasons
Speaker 3: and the year, and then having multiple injuries and so forth,
Speaker 3: that would often hamper just being able to do sports
Speaker 3: and different activities and such. And so one night got
Speaker 3: to a certain point in my life, I really started
Speaker 3: to apply the information from Aggri Casey in a holistic manner,
Speaker 3: combining in different types of treatments, both medical, alternative, natural,
Speaker 3: and eventually just all those things went away.
Speaker 2: We just went away.
Speaker 3: How did you feel them?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: That's right. The body has the most incredible ability to
Speaker 3: adapt to things, you know, and so forth, and whatever,
Speaker 3: you know, treatments that one you know, selects and uses.
Speaker 3: You know, you can honestly just listen to the body
Speaker 3: and follow a lot of that intuitive guidance and how
Speaker 3: it responds. And so what I honestly found is that
Speaker 3: especially you know, growing up in the early years, that
Speaker 3: combining things with regards to diets, things with regards to
Speaker 3: medical procedures, as well as using a lot of the information,
Speaker 3: it just you just start to find the benefits and
Speaker 3: start to get healthier.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: So I'd like to back up just a little bit.
Speaker 2: A lot of people have heard that term, you know,
Speaker 2: holistic health care. What exactly does that mean?
Speaker 3: Well, holistic simply means the whole and so very Casey
Speaker 3: was really the first person who addressed the whole physical body.
Speaker 3: And so when you look at the readings, he would
Speaker 3: always start off talking about the blood system, right, so
Speaker 3: the circulation, talking about not only of the blood cells healthy,
Speaker 3: but are they evenly distributed to all the different organs
Speaker 3: and glands, and then going into the nervous system and
Speaker 3: whether it was coordinated functioning properly, and then literally going
Speaker 3: through all the different glands and organ systems, talking about
Speaker 3: proper digestion as well as the organs that eliminate things right,
Speaker 3: So the natural detoxification we have in our body. And
Speaker 3: so by addressing all the different parts of the physical
Speaker 3: and how they interact was really a dressing, you know,
Speaker 3: the whole physical. But they would keep going on to
Speaker 3: address the person's mental attitudes, addressing their thought patterns, and
Speaker 3: then going on to addressing their spiritual purpose, whether they
Speaker 3: were living up to their ideal and really their souls purpose.
Speaker 3: And so when you have the physical, mental, emotional, and
Speaker 3: the spiritual all being addressed, that's really the whole person.
Speaker 1: So truly a mind, body, spirit conglomeration of all things.
Speaker 1: Absolutely to make a holistic out that makes perfect sense.
Speaker 2: Well, there's nothing that I've always been curious about with
Speaker 2: regards to Edgar Caseine. When you come here to the
Speaker 2: air and you go into the gift shop at bookstore,
Speaker 2: all this castor oil, what is the benefit? Do you
Speaker 2: drink it?
Speaker 3: How do you use it? Yeah, a lot of people
Speaker 3: assume still that you're supposed to drink castor oil. You
Speaker 3: don't want to really drink it. It's really harsh on you.
Speaker 3: So there is some really good research now and that
Speaker 3: in castor oil you have the fatty acid component called
Speaker 3: recinilaic acid. In fact, it's more bunant castor oil than
Speaker 3: anything else. In fact, if you were to eat the
Speaker 3: castor beans raw, they're poisonous. I should kill you. But
Speaker 3: when you press the oil out of them and extract proteins,
Speaker 3: because that's what causes the immune reaction. But the oil
Speaker 3: itself is extremely healing, so it's about ninety percent rectallic acid.
Speaker 3: When absorbed into the body. You can apply it topically.
Speaker 3: Most commonly was recommended to apply castor oil into a
Speaker 3: flannel either cotton or wool, apply it to the body
Speaker 3: and heat it up, and once it's absorbed into the system,
Speaker 3: it's literally like food for your limph, right, so your
Speaker 3: limp is kind of like the sewage system. It's the
Speaker 3: immune juice that clears all the debris and all the
Speaker 3: things out of your body, and it really just gets
Speaker 3: the lymph moving and it's a great way to naturally
Speaker 3: detox the body as well as to improve the circulation
Speaker 3: and the way that it boosts the liver and the
Speaker 3: different organs of the body. It's got a lot of
Speaker 3: different applications. Most commonly was given across the abdomen, but
Speaker 3: I've used it for knee issues. You can use it
Speaker 3: along the back, shoulder, anywhere there's honestly inflammation or healing.
Speaker 3: You can combine cash to oil with common baking soda
Speaker 3: and make like a salve or a paste that's great
Speaker 3: for like corn callouses, molds, different molds, different skin things.
Speaker 3: You can use drops in your ear. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: it's got a lot of different applications to be used
Speaker 3: with it, but you have.
Speaker 1: To know how to use it. Right me, coming off
Speaker 1: the street, not knowing anything about castor oil, to have
Speaker 1: a migraine, put it on my forehead to try to
Speaker 1: alleviate to migraine may not be the best use of it.
Speaker 3: Or well, it depends on what the cause of your
Speaker 3: migraine is, right, And so that's really the signature hallmark
Speaker 3: of egger Casey readings is he was able to go
Speaker 3: right to the underlying cause of things, and the natural
Speaker 3: ability of doing a reading was essentially, you know, like
Speaker 3: hacking into the person's own body known subconscious mind. And
Speaker 3: it's amazing to think that all of us have the
Speaker 3: information of exactly what's going on with the body and
Speaker 3: exactly what needs to be corrected or in a sense
Speaker 3: kind of realigned and coordinated and he was able to
Speaker 3: go right to it and address and the underlying cause
Speaker 3: and then select things very specifically I would benefit that
Speaker 3: individual that was available around that person at that time. Uh.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, with all the different causes of migraine headaches,
Speaker 3: if it was due to congestion or maybe you know, uh,
Speaker 3: decrease in lymphatic drainage, then sure, cash to oil would
Speaker 3: certainly be recommended. If nothing else, just combining with other
Speaker 3: oils and just doing a good massage to help tone
Speaker 3: down those nerves and improve you know, the circulation, because
Speaker 3: the underlying pattern of migraines is the dilation and constriction
Speaker 3: of the blood vests.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, good.
Speaker 2: I love how you talk about getting to the root
Speaker 2: of an issue, and I think that's something that's so
Speaker 2: lacking in kind of modern I it's non holistic medicine. Today.
Speaker 2: I went to a doctor not too long ago, I
Speaker 2: had some issue with my hands getting swelling. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: so he said, well, instead of you know, going to
Speaker 2: find out why it's causing, you know what's causing this
Speaker 2: is what I wanted to know. I can give you
Speaker 2: this prescription, sure, but that's going to cause other stuff.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give you something for the side effects. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm like, well, I don't want that. I just want
Speaker 2: to know what's going on. Do I need to worry
Speaker 2: about this? Can I fix it naturally and just find
Speaker 2: what the root of the cause is?
Speaker 1: No piggybacking off of that, however, you mentioned that Aggracacy
Speaker 1: Readings was able to find what's right for that particular
Speaker 1: person in this day and age. Unfortunate, mister Case is
Speaker 1: no longer with us. So how does someone like you
Speaker 1: who practices holistic health, how do you get to the
Speaker 1: root of the problem.
Speaker 3: Well, honestly through listening and working with the individual and
Speaker 3: more or less trying to help the individual to heal themselves. Right,
Speaker 3: and again, we have all the information we need within ourselves.
Speaker 3: And it's fascinating the degree to which he was able
Speaker 3: to tap into our own lines, which literally means that
Speaker 3: all of us have the inner intuitive ability to access
Speaker 3: information and learn to listen to the body. And much
Speaker 3: of modern health care is reactive, symptom based approach to healthcare,
Speaker 3: and so that's you know, everything is really based on
Speaker 3: algorithms and protocol. So if you have these symptoms, you're
Speaker 3: going to kind of run through these steps and being
Speaker 3: reactive and symptom based. You know, you're always you know,
Speaker 3: kind of responding as an afterthought as opposed to prevention.
Speaker 3: And so a lot of things in the future, now
Speaker 3: and even the present are looking more at preventing a
Speaker 3: lot of these conditions and then being able to individualize
Speaker 3: and customize to that person. And you can find a
Speaker 3: lot of examples of this. But more importantly, how do
Speaker 3: you access that well? Using things like meditation, using things
Speaker 3: like dreams, trying different therapies and literally listening to the
Speaker 3: body to see what works.
Speaker 2: Because how do you use dream That's fascinating.
Speaker 3: I'm like, how do you use dreams to help well?
Speaker 3: First and foremost, you can incubate a dream, right, And
Speaker 3: so this is used rindly throughout esoteric you know, approaches
Speaker 3: to things where literally, if you're able to remember and
Speaker 3: write down your dreams, you can literally, as you're going
Speaker 3: to sleep, just ask a question. You can write it down,
Speaker 3: you can journal it, and you repeat it over and
Speaker 3: over and over and over and over again. And the
Speaker 3: trick is you have to be able to remember them.
Speaker 3: So whatever dream is, remember and wake up and you
Speaker 3: could certainly, you know, record the dream and then be
Speaker 3: able to interpret your own personal life. And so when
Speaker 3: I discovered how to do this is extremely helpful on
Speaker 3: a variety of things.
Speaker 1: That's a whole other rabbit hole is how to remember
Speaker 1: your dreams. But so I want to now take it
Speaker 1: back a little bit again because at the beginning we
Speaker 1: talked about the fact that you you suffer from asthma
Speaker 1: when you were young, and you helped heal yourself using
Speaker 1: the Edgar Casey readings and things like that, and you've
Speaker 1: been really intrenched in the Edgar Casey family for a while.
Speaker 1: But something you mentioned before we started recording that we
Speaker 1: really got to call out because you came from someone
Speaker 1: who was suffering from asthma to now completing a iron
Speaker 1: Man tell us about that. It's a huge accomplishment. So
Speaker 1: I want to make sure that we celebrate that.
Speaker 3: Oh well thanks, Yeah, No, completed Ironman Maryland back at September.
Speaker 3: And so it's just a very long progression of being
Speaker 3: able to, you know, build up the body to a
Speaker 3: certain point of just doing long distance endurance events. And
Speaker 3: so you know, back when I was in elementary school,
Speaker 3: I could barely just run around the fields, and so
Speaker 3: a lot of the big significant changes really came through
Speaker 3: not only changing the diets, you know, coordinating the nervous system,
Speaker 3: finding those allergens and things that were triggering it, and
Speaker 3: using the knowledge of modern medicine along with you know,
Speaker 3: courding the diet, and then learning how to train the body,
Speaker 3: and then the prevention of a lot of different aches
Speaker 3: and pains are when they come up, doing simple things
Speaker 3: to keep them at bay. And then yeah, then completing
Speaker 3: an iron Man distance of yeah, about one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty miles. It's just regular training.
Speaker 1: So a complete testament to what you're talking about, right
Speaker 1: that for meation holistically into someone who could complete an
Speaker 1: iron Man that is just astounding to me.
Speaker 2: Did you mention at issue as well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, so through high school and through college, I
Speaker 3: used to have really bad popolitical effusion, which is basically
Speaker 3: swelling in the back of my knee, and even one
Speaker 3: point I dislocated my knee doing a trampoline park with
Speaker 3: my son. So those jampoline parks, oh yeah, but yeah, no,
Speaker 3: we do it on the regular now and obviously still
Speaker 3: doing these things, but just learning how to heal and
Speaker 3: approach the body and so and in fact, during during
Speaker 3: the iron Man It was funny because I had in
Speaker 3: you know, in my special needs bags, you know, castor
Speaker 3: oil mixed with Arthur oil. So yeah, so as a
Speaker 3: testament to that, you know, no blisters, no bruises, no chafing,
Speaker 3: no nothing. It just took me a day or sort
Speaker 3: of recover afterwards, because yeah, and you know, before you know,
Speaker 3: I've got my mummy food and the steel cut oats
Speaker 3: and the anti inflammatory diets and you know, using juicing
Speaker 3: and smoothies and all these things, and so just using
Speaker 3: that holistic approach of things. But the real hallmark of
Speaker 3: egger Casey's holistic approaches up here, the mind is the
Speaker 3: builder and the consciousness is the key. And if we're
Speaker 3: really going to look at anything that's going to unlock
Speaker 3: a lot of potential in the future of health care
Speaker 3: and healing, it's going to be accessing the consciousness state
Speaker 3: and accessing these different brain wave patterns and learning how
Speaker 3: to modify not only how the brain functions right because
Speaker 3: controls all the things in the body, both sensory and
Speaker 3: motor function, but also accessing our own inability to remember
Speaker 3: things past, present, and even future. So you can really
Speaker 3: go down some rabbit holes in the way that Casey
Speaker 3: described consciousness as being able to access this a unified,
Speaker 3: universal field of past, present, and even future. And of
Speaker 3: course now we have research and looking at how the
Speaker 3: brain functions, so we actually have neurons that project backwards
Speaker 3: in time. We can actually measure our response before the
Speaker 3: stimulus is actually given. And so the number one recommendation
Speaker 3: was meditation and training the conscious mind. And as we know,
Speaker 3: you know, you can train the body up until the
Speaker 3: physical point, but it's going to hit a limit. To
Speaker 3: be able to do a lot of long, especially really
Speaker 3: long endurance things, mind has to come over body and
Speaker 3: at some point it has to become a spiritual thing,
Speaker 3: like why are you doing this? What gives you motivation?
Speaker 3: And what's going to kind of get you through those
Speaker 3: really tough moments when the body's telling you, oh my god, stop, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's painful, and so forth. But every time and time
Speaker 3: again we see the human potential is what infinite and
Speaker 3: you can break through those walls and barriers and the
Speaker 3: only way to do that is by tapping into the
Speaker 3: mind and accessing the power of the consciousness.
Speaker 1: Right, So, then I love everything you're talking about, But
Speaker 1: as a newbie to all this someone who has never
Speaker 1: really dove into it at all. I'm incredibly overwhelmed with
Speaker 1: not even knowing where to start. So someone like me
Speaker 1: who's interested in this kind of thing, right, what's the
Speaker 1: best way forward? How do I get dip my toe
Speaker 1: into the world of holistic here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, just start right now in the present moment
Speaker 3: and just practicing simple mindfulness, you know, as the mind
Speaker 3: often is distracted and wants to think about this or that,
Speaker 3: just practicing simple mindfulness and keeping your focus in the
Speaker 3: here and now, which many would call just you know,
Speaker 3: like meditation, best place to start, and then finding again
Speaker 3: things that really bring you joy, whether it's you know,
Speaker 3: activities and exercises, whether it's your interactions and your relationships
Speaker 3: to other people. And the best place to really begin
Speaker 3: is right where you are now. But what is your ideal?
Speaker 3: You know? And so much of the readings would emphasize
Speaker 3: the person's ideal. You know, everybody wants to be healthy.
Speaker 3: Why do you want to be healthy? How are you
Speaker 3: going to make the world a better place?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: What's really important to you? You know? Is it the family?
Speaker 3: You know, finding your purpose with regards to helping other people.
Speaker 3: Looking at your relationships, your physical health, your your creativeness,
Speaker 3: you know, and really bringing these things forward. So know
Speaker 3: your ideal and know who you are, and start right
Speaker 3: now in the present moment and just stay, you know,
Speaker 3: concentrate on that, and these things will start to come.
Speaker 3: You know, once you're on your path, the next step
Speaker 3: will always come. So there's no need to really worry
Speaker 3: about the future or get hung up in the past,
Speaker 3: and just practicing that present moment awareness to who you
Speaker 3: are and what your ideal is, right, and those things
Speaker 3: are just going to naturally come because if you really
Speaker 3: want to be healthy, and if you know why, all
Speaker 3: of a sudden one's going to say, hey, she's try this,
Speaker 3: or you might be drawn to this, so you might
Speaker 3: have a dream right about Oh my god, I woke
Speaker 3: up in the middle of the night. I opened my
Speaker 3: fridge was packed full of orange juice, telling you, hey,
Speaker 3: maybe get some more vitamin C. Do some things that
Speaker 3: alkalinize your body, because we now know a lot of
Speaker 3: things that Casey talked about are extremely applicable, and one
Speaker 3: of those is just keeping the body in an alkaline state.
Speaker 3: And eighty percent of the food should be alkaline forming,
Speaker 3: twenty percent should be acid for me, keeping the blood
Speaker 3: system and an ideal page. You're going to resist prevent
Speaker 3: a lot of common diseases. And so the simplest place
Speaker 3: to begin, set your ideal and look at the things
Speaker 3: that you eat, what you do with your body, and
Speaker 3: what you think about. Those are the three most impactful
Speaker 3: things to our daily.
Speaker 1: Okay, I am taking notes.
Speaker 3: Well, i'll speaking of notes.
Speaker 2: You're talking about having more alkaline diet. How do you
Speaker 2: have like a website or information where someone can find
Speaker 2: all of that because I wouldn't even know where to
Speaker 2: start out how to find out what is more acid
Speaker 2: and what is more alkaline?
Speaker 3: Yeah, agarcasey dot org and they have a lot of
Speaker 3: resources there in terms of diet. And if you go
Speaker 3: to the acid alkaline diet, it's going to pull up
Speaker 3: nice little pictures, but you know, let's go ahead and
Speaker 3: spoil it. Yes, so most of your alkaline forming foods
Speaker 3: are fruits and vegetables, right, you know, and so much
Speaker 3: of the eggricasy diet is thing as close to nature
Speaker 3: as possible. In fact, you recommend everyone should grow, you know,
Speaker 3: have a little guard, grow herbs, grow things, because locally
Speaker 3: grown foods they're actually drawing minerals and the electromagnetic field
Speaker 3: vibrations from around you. So you actually become more in
Speaker 3: tune with the energy around you by eating more foods
Speaker 3: that are locally grown. And not only this, but when
Speaker 3: you look at the foods, it's how it reacts in
Speaker 3: the body, it's not the food itself. Right. So one
Speaker 3: of the most alkalinizing things you can do a little
Speaker 3: tip to prevent cold at the first sign is take
Speaker 3: about forty forty eight ounces of fresh squeeze orange juice
Speaker 3: and just squeeze two lemons in it. And the combination
Speaker 3: of oranges and lemons when you drink that, right, it's
Speaker 3: full of citric acid. But once it's metabolized, processed, and
Speaker 3: the residual byproducts put back into your blood to be eliminated,
Speaker 3: it's those residual byproducts that create an alkaline reaction in
Speaker 3: the system.
Speaker 1: See that's so counterintuitive. I would never have thought to
Speaker 1: do it in that set in that way because that
Speaker 1: is very acidic right as you're talking.
Speaker 2: But I found good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And everything's on a range, right, So there are
Speaker 3: things that are very alkaline versus a little there's things
Speaker 3: that are slightly acid forming versus very acid forming. So
Speaker 3: the simplest tips right would be avoiding vary acidic things
Speaker 3: are just twenty percent of the time. So simple way
Speaker 3: to think about is eighty percent of time, eat what
Speaker 3: you know you're supposed to eat, twenty percent of the
Speaker 3: time eat the other stuff you know, and mostly it's
Speaker 3: And the research is very clear now that supports the
Speaker 3: case based approach to die, which is avoiding ultra processed foods,
Speaker 3: a lot of the refined products and obviously things such
Speaker 3: as alcohols, and a lot of the again like white breads,
Speaker 3: white flowers, white starches and all different types of sugars
Speaker 3: right between super Low's asshle fame k. I mean, the
Speaker 3: list just goes on. So I encourage patients. You know,
Speaker 3: if you're reading labels and you can't pronounce something, you know,
Speaker 3: just blessed put it back. And at least one meal
Speaker 3: a day should be mostly raw fruits and vegetables. Do
Speaker 3: you want to have raw as well as the combination
Speaker 3: of cook things because you're going to get more vitamins
Speaker 3: out of the raw things. You're gonna get more minerals
Speaker 3: when you cook fruits and venies.
Speaker 1: You are a absolute wealth of information. If someone wanted
Speaker 1: to reach out to you to learn more about this
Speaker 1: type of holistic lifestyle or to get more information maybe
Speaker 1: work with you with these kinds of things. What's the
Speaker 1: best way for someone to reach out to you.
Speaker 3: Well, right now, they can contact the Airy Health Center.
Speaker 3: You can find me around social media pretty easy to
Speaker 3: find between Facebook, holistic natural care, you know, and so forth.
Speaker 3: But yeah, people can do consults through the Airy Health
Speaker 3: Center and call them schedule if they have any questions
Speaker 3: and so forth. But it's interesting because all this information
Speaker 3: is certainly out there. You know, Casey readings have been
Speaker 3: around for almost one hundred years now, and it's interesting
Speaker 3: that the things that were recommended a hundred years ago,
Speaker 3: many of them still apply and kind of still out
Speaker 3: of our.
Speaker 1: Time sure, but yeah, especially ahead of our time, because
Speaker 1: right now it seems like we're stuck in the dark
Speaker 1: ages of just take a pill and make it all
Speaker 1: a way. Absolutely, Doctor Monte, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: coming on the show. This is an unbelievably eye opening
Speaker 1: I know I'm going to start to try to.
Speaker 2: Eat farmers markets.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the farmers market.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, I feel like my lifestyle is flipped. I'm
Speaker 1: twenty percent good stuff, eighty percent bad stuff. I need
Speaker 1: to find a way to go around it. But thank
Speaker 1: you so much for coming on the show. Really appreciate it,
Speaker 1: you bet, Thank you for having me