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Speaker 2: Karen already says, happy Wednesday everyone. All right, So you
Speaker 2: had a nice little trip over into a portavada.
Speaker 1: Was that a good time?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a great time. I've always said that
Speaker 3: if Mexico could ever get out from underneath the cartel,
Speaker 3: it would be a fantastic country. It's already a great country.
Speaker 3: Everybody I've ever met in Mexico has been just a
Speaker 3: really nice, helpful, happy human being everybody. And you know,
Speaker 3: but everybody's underneath the sway of the cartel one way
Speaker 3: or the other cartels. So it's an interesting it's an
Speaker 3: interesting juxtaposition that you know, at least there everybody knows
Speaker 3: it and it's all in the open.
Speaker 4: It's probably what.
Speaker 3: This country was like in the you know, in the
Speaker 3: nineteen thirties gangster days, right, everybody knew it and me so.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a nice time. The uh before we went,
Speaker 3: we had six family members who were going to come right,
Speaker 3: kind of like a family trip. Yeah, and they all
Speaker 3: canceled because they got propagandized by the media here in
Speaker 3: the country that made it look like, you know, point
Speaker 3: every art was in the middle of a civil war
Speaker 3: and there was nothing. I mean, I think there were
Speaker 3: like six or seven cars that were burned one after
Speaker 3: and that was it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, those are right after that, Anarcha Polco said,
Speaker 2: But they actually had it in Porta Vota this year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was anarcha Porta Vota. That's funny. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I venture into Mexico every once in a while, but
Speaker 2: like when I was in the Coast Guard, I went
Speaker 2: to mix mince Neio Maslan put A Veroda and I
Speaker 2: think I was in Cabo San Lucas at least four times.
Speaker 2: But you know, there they're brief stays or a day,
Speaker 2: day and a half sometimes two, and then you're back
Speaker 2: out in the boat.
Speaker 1: So and during the one.
Speaker 3: I've seen seventy eight, I think or seventy nine, something
Speaker 3: like that. I think it was seventy eight, I can't remember.
Speaker 3: My college girlfriend and I went. We flew to San Diego.
Speaker 3: We took a bus down or maybe two buses down
Speaker 3: the Baja Peninsula. That's awesome, and we camped out at
Speaker 3: the end of the Baja, right across from where the
Speaker 3: Arches are and the Mexican government had set up. There
Speaker 3: was a campground there, There was running water, there were showers,
Speaker 3: and it was a five minute walk into town. And
Speaker 3: we camped on the beach in the Baja for two
Speaker 3: weeks and there was a whole little community of you know,
Speaker 3: campers who were there. It wasn't just us. We had
Speaker 3: a great time. And then we took an overnight ferry trip.
Speaker 3: It was more like a it wasn't a ferry boat.
Speaker 3: It was like a really small cruise ship.
Speaker 4: It was to Puerto Riarta.
Speaker 3: I think it was a twelve hour thirteen hour boat ride,
Speaker 3: but it was overnight. We camped out, We put our
Speaker 3: tent up on the top deck of the boat. And
Speaker 3: in those days when we were in Puero Riarta, we
Speaker 3: stayed I think to one or two weeks in Puero Riata.
Speaker 3: There was one hotel, maybe there were the two hotels
Speaker 3: in the entire village of Puerto Riart and it was
Speaker 3: a village then it wasn't really a city, and now
Speaker 3: it's like quadrupled in size, and it's it's curious and
Speaker 3: even later. We've been going there for about twenty years
Speaker 3: now and about ten years ago. And before you'd go
Speaker 3: to Puero Riarta and you'd pay Mexican prices for food.
Speaker 3: You could have a whole meal for like six bucks. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and it was decent food.
Speaker 4: But not anymore.
Speaker 3: They don't know all the restaurants everywhere in Puero Riarta,
Speaker 3: it's US rates. It's like, you know, it's the same
Speaker 3: that you'd pay if you went to a restaurant in
Speaker 3: the United States. It's there's no difference at all anymore.
Speaker 3: Not saving any money at all.
Speaker 1: That's a shame that defeats the purpose, honestly.
Speaker 2: Like the things that you look forward to when I
Speaker 2: when I would go there, and still when I go
Speaker 2: to Tijuana occasionally, is that you know, I went to
Speaker 2: a taco place one time, just a couple months ago,
Speaker 2: and I eat a ton of food for something like
Speaker 2: under ten dollars, and I was you know, like, are
Speaker 2: you sure this is right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can still get street food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are street vendors who you can get, you know,
Speaker 3: like fifty US tacos.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But if you go to a restaurant anywhere, even
Speaker 3: if it's a little cafe, it's no different now than
Speaker 3: it is in the US, and so that's a little disappointing.
Speaker 2: I remember when I first started going there in two thousand,
Speaker 2: the you know I drank back then. I was in
Speaker 2: the Coast Guard. I just turned twenty one and saying
Speaker 2: Gria where you know, it's late drinks Angria, but you'd
Speaker 2: go there because you're in Mexico, the same greeten.
Speaker 1: It was like a dollar ship to us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy, not anymore, but a great time. It
Speaker 3: was nice to get away. I got some sun, that's cool,
Speaker 3: played a little golf.
Speaker 2: I can't remember if it was Cobo or for it
Speaker 2: was part of our arditt. But there was this club
Speaker 2: called the Zoo, and being us being Coastguards, we weren't
Speaker 2: allowed to go in there because they said that the
Speaker 2: cartel owned that that that club, So naturally I went in.
Speaker 2: It was just any other place, crowded, loud. I hate
Speaker 2: the music, I hate the atmosphere, and I just got
Speaker 2: out and left again. But I had to do it
Speaker 2: just to do it, you know, help me not to
Speaker 2: do something that's just sure fire away to get me
Speaker 2: to do it?
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Well, I have been trying the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: I did fast about a day and a half and
Speaker 2: then I've been kind of ended up kind of o madding.
Speaker 2: So it's like, at first you don't succeed, well you failed,
Speaker 2: but at least it was temporary, you know. So I've
Speaker 2: been I've been being very minimized, but I'm also feeling
Speaker 2: like I'm getting somewhere as far as uh, you know.
Speaker 2: I'm doing the I'm doing the fitnessing, I'm doing the
Speaker 2: exercise and all that stuff. Plus I'm trying to just
Speaker 2: control my impulses. And I'm starting to wonder if maybe
Speaker 2: it's the minerals maybe not. And I had a question
Speaker 2: because I saw a police shooting the other day. There
Speaker 2: was a guy walking around on the knife. This was
Speaker 2: on a video and not not in person, and he
Speaker 2: was just stumbling and his waddling. He's kind of an
Speaker 2: overweight guy and he's got a knife in his hand.
Speaker 2: He's approaching the police and they're saying, stop, don't hurt him.
Speaker 1: He's off of his meds.
Speaker 2: And the first thing I thought of is these these
Speaker 2: psychoactive drugs are so goddamn strong that they just suppress
Speaker 2: you and make you into a drooling idiot. But without them,
Speaker 2: you're an it was somebody is that unstable to whether
Speaker 2: it could be violent and dangerous to even the people
Speaker 2: that they know, What is the purpose and point of
Speaker 2: them being outside of some sort of facility. And also
Speaker 2: could there be like severe deficiencies in their minerals that
Speaker 2: they have and that they had never addressed.
Speaker 3: Well, the answer to the last question is yes, and
Speaker 3: mineral deficiencies are at play with all chronic disease. It's
Speaker 3: not limited to physical illness. But here's the way that
Speaker 3: it goes.
Speaker 4: Right. We need to have a.
Speaker 3: Working definition of health, because if you don't know what
Speaker 3: health is, then how can you possibly help somebody to
Speaker 3: recover it or to secure it?
Speaker 4: You can't. You need to know what it is.
Speaker 3: Right And by the way, this is one of my
Speaker 3: favorite things to do. You know, if I ever find myself,
Speaker 3: you know, in the presence of a medical doctor and
Speaker 3: the time is right, I ask them for their definition
Speaker 3: of health, because they're not able to give one because
Speaker 3: they're not educated in that. But it's an important consideration
Speaker 3: to answer this question here and just from a sense
Speaker 3: of having the proper perspective on things.
Speaker 4: So health is.
Speaker 3: The ability of a living organism to experience negative stress
Speaker 3: and remain symptom free. So here's what happens, right. Life
Speaker 3: is a great big bowl of stress. There's crap in
Speaker 3: the air, crap in the food, crap in the water.
Speaker 3: There's environmental stress like pollen and the seasons changing. Aging
Speaker 3: is a stress. Not enough nutrients is a stress. Too
Speaker 3: much tequila is a stress, right, not enough, not enough sunlight,
Speaker 3: too much sunlight, emotional stress, financial stress, political stress, relation
Speaker 3: ship stress. Its life is a great big bowl of
Speaker 3: stress all the time. And exercise, by the way, is
Speaker 3: positive stress. It's called use stress. Exercise eat use stress.
Speaker 3: It's positive stress. You know, you rip the muscle fibers
Speaker 3: when you lift, and then the day after the muscle
Speaker 3: makes it so bigger as a result of that stress.
Speaker 3: But the stress that's related to disease is negative stress.
Speaker 3: It's called distress. And when that type of stress hits
Speaker 3: the body, there's only two possible outcomes. The body defends
Speaker 3: it and the stress bounces off, or the stress gets
Speaker 3: through the defenses impacts the system and destabilizes it. When
Speaker 3: the system becomes destabilized, it produces symptoms. The symptom can
Speaker 3: be anything. It can be a mosquito bite, it can
Speaker 3: be a tumor. Right, it can be suicidal depression. It
Speaker 3: can be schizophrenia. It can be rheumatoid arthrit It can
Speaker 3: be a stomach ulcer. It can be pneumonia. It can
Speaker 3: be anything. Right, it's a symptom. But the medical doctors
Speaker 3: when they walk into a situation like this, remember medical
Speaker 3: doctors don't practice medicine, they practice allopathic medicine. An allopathic
Speaker 3: medicine is grounded on an incorrect understanding of nature. Allopathic
Speaker 3: medicine is based on a concept called that was started
Speaker 3: by Galen years ago. It's called contraria contraras cure interur,
Speaker 3: which is opposites cure opposites, and they don't opposites manage opposites,
Speaker 3: similar cure similars. Opposites don't cure opposites. So a medical
Speaker 3: doctor sees somebody who's symptomatic, and their training is to
Speaker 3: deliver a drug or a medical procedure which suppresses the
Speaker 3: symbol them. This is how the drugs got their name right,
Speaker 3: So it's an antibiotic and anti inflammatory and anti depressant
Speaker 3: and MAO uptake inhibitor or proton pump inhibitor, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
Speaker 3: So when you suppress a symptom, you're not fixing anything.
Speaker 3: You're just suppressing the symptom, and when the drug wears off,
Speaker 3: the symptom comes back. This is why people die from cancer.
Speaker 3: Oh they're in remission, now they're not. You just suppress
Speaker 3: the symptom and then when you remove the drug or
Speaker 3: later on, because you didn't fix the problem, it comes
Speaker 3: back because that's what the body's going to do. So
Speaker 3: it's the same with mental illness. So you know, if
Speaker 3: you have somebody that's schizophrenic or that somebody is you know,
Speaker 3: has PTSD or suicidal ideation or whatever, that's just another
Speaker 3: symptom of an imbalance. But the medical doctors the drugs
Speaker 3: that they use to manage that are horrible, like really
Speaker 3: really zombifying pharmaceutical drugs that dramatically alter your brain chemistry.
Speaker 3: So you know, the people who they give these drugs
Speaker 3: to become drooling automatons. They don't really have a life.
Speaker 3: Nothing is cure. They're not getting any better, they get
Speaker 3: worse as time goes by because all they're doing is
Speaker 3: suppressing the active mental and emotional symptoms with really strong
Speaker 3: psychoactive drugs.
Speaker 2: So they're using drugs as like a power down button
Speaker 2: on the person so they can remain quote free, but
Speaker 2: in their mind they're they're in prison.
Speaker 3: So when the drug wears off, what happens The symptoms
Speaker 3: come back, but frequently because of a phenomenon which medical
Speaker 3: doctors refuse to recognize. Frequently, what happens is if you
Speaker 3: suppress a symptom and then you remove the suppressive agent,
Speaker 3: the symptom comes back, but it's worse than it was
Speaker 3: before you suppressed it. So you have pain, You take
Speaker 3: a pain medicine and the pain gets better. And let's
Speaker 3: say the pain is a three out of a ten,
Speaker 3: and then you stop taking the pain medicine.
Speaker 4: The pain comes back. Now it's five out of a ten.
Speaker 2: You know that's I think that's the body being smart
Speaker 2: and trying to tell you something like all that time
Speaker 2: it's been trying to shout, but it's had a hairnover
Speaker 2: now trying to tell you what's going on, and then
Speaker 2: finally it gets a chance to tell you again it
Speaker 2: and seeing it more and more expressively.
Speaker 3: It's an interesting it's an interesting thing to think about it,
Speaker 3: and I would agree, but again this begs the question, well,
Speaker 3: why was in the case of a mental illness, why
Speaker 3: was the person destabilized in the first place? What was
Speaker 3: going on on in the systems of their body mind
Speaker 3: that made them easily destabilized and symptomatic? Usually with mental
Speaker 3: illness or emotional illness mental slash emotional illness, it has
Speaker 3: a lot to do with the mineral deficiencies. There was
Speaker 3: an interesting Wallack, Doctor Wallack, the guy that I learned
Speaker 3: a lot of this from.
Speaker 4: He wrote a book.
Speaker 3: It's called Rare Earth something something. I'll have to look
Speaker 3: it up in a minute. But it was all about
Speaker 3: minerals and their impact on health. And there was an
Speaker 3: interesting study with two towns and I think it was Indiana.
Speaker 2: Rare Earths Forbidden Cures, doctor Joe Wallack and Mom.
Speaker 4: Earth Forbidden Cures.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was all about minerals and how the minerals
Speaker 3: impact health and research, and it was it's a great book,
Speaker 3: and anyway, in that book he outlined the study where
Speaker 3: there were two towns in a state I think it
Speaker 3: was Indiana, and there was a dramatically higher rate of
Speaker 3: depression in one.
Speaker 4: Of these towns.
Speaker 3: It was a statistically significant increase in diagnoses of depression
Speaker 3: in this one town. And they were very similar. I
Speaker 3: think they were not even a thousand miles apart. They
Speaker 3: had similar demographics, right, But the difference was that the
Speaker 3: town that was depressed, where everybody was depressed or a
Speaker 3: lot of people were in the water, the groundwater that
Speaker 3: everybody was drinking, there was very little lithium, which is
Speaker 3: a trace mineral which is essential.
Speaker 2: And you don't think because they use that in really
Speaker 2: high doses for a type of psychoactive drug, but in
Speaker 2: the trace amounts it's actually something the body needs.
Speaker 4: And it's cure you.
Speaker 3: So if you don't have enough lithium, I mean, you
Speaker 3: could win the lottery, you could marry a supermodel, you
Speaker 3: could have your own TV show. I mean, look at
Speaker 3: Robin Williams, right, he killed himself because he was clinically depressed.
Speaker 3: Now I think it was the drugs that they gave
Speaker 3: him that kicked him over the edge. Because the side
Speaker 3: effect of many antidepressants is suicidal ideation. And I don't
Speaker 3: know why that doesn't make people, you know, think twice
Speaker 3: about the mental process of the medical doctor prescribing. Oh
Speaker 3: i'm depressed, you're going to give me a drugs that
Speaker 3: might make me want to kill myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, So you want to intensify the problem that's
Speaker 2: already there.
Speaker 1: Thanks, great job.
Speaker 3: So if you don't have, for instance, in this case,
Speaker 3: enough lithium in your body, you could have everything else
Speaker 3: that anybody would desire and you'd still be depressed. It's
Speaker 3: a deficiency syndrome. It's like anemia, like iron deficient anemia.
Speaker 3: You don't have enough iron, you're going to be an emic.
Speaker 4: Period.
Speaker 2: And even if people think that there is ballplay involved
Speaker 2: in that, the fact remains that through a long course
Speaker 2: of his life he did battle with depression, regardless of
Speaker 2: how successful he was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, right, And a lot of successful people do.
Speaker 3: And it's not because they're successful, it's because they're deficient
Speaker 3: in something or there is something else that's a foot.
Speaker 3: Now here's another interesting phenomena in homeopathic medicine and to
Speaker 3: a lesser extent, in nature pathic medicine, there is a
Speaker 3: belief in a hierarchy of defense in the body that
Speaker 3: the body is like a castle, and the castle has
Speaker 3: many different levels of defense. Right, it's got the moat
Speaker 3: on the outside, and it's got the big wall and
Speaker 3: the drawbridge.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Then if you get past the moat and somehow breach
Speaker 3: the wall, then there's an inner keep with another wall,
Speaker 3: and you know places where the archers shoot the arrows
Speaker 3: at you when you reach the gates. Okay, there's all
Speaker 3: these levels of defense. Well, it's the same in the
Speaker 3: human body, and it goes from the outside of the
Speaker 3: body to the inside of the body. So the first
Speaker 3: level of defense that the body uses to generate a
Speaker 3: symptom when it becomes destabilized is the skin in the
Speaker 3: mucus membranes, which is why the majority of childhood illnesses
Speaker 3: our skin mucus membrane, skin mucus membrane, skin mucus membrane,
Speaker 3: skin mucus membrane, the majority of childhood illnesses or skin
Speaker 3: mucus membrane symptoms. Why because the child's vital force is strong,
Speaker 3: their body doesn't have very many toxins in it, and
Speaker 3: their bodies are therefore able to generate symptoms on the
Speaker 3: first level of defense. Now this is interesting because, for instance,
Speaker 3: if you have a kid who has asthma, I mean exzema, right,
Speaker 3: like a two year old. It's got ezema, which is
Speaker 3: caused mostly by a wheat allergy, the consumption of wheat
Speaker 3: or a grain that they have an allergic or disposition towards,
Speaker 3: and a deficiency in omega three essential fats, plus the
Speaker 3: deficiency in selenium and some other minerals. That's why the
Speaker 3: child is developing exzema. But the medical doctor doesn't know this.
Speaker 3: So the kid presents to the doctor's office, the MD's office,
Speaker 3: and they've got exzema. So what does the medical doctor do?
Speaker 3: They put cortison cream on the exema, right, What does
Speaker 3: that do? It suppresses the symptom. Then the exma comes back.
Speaker 3: More cream. This goes on for a couple of months,
Speaker 3: and then like magic, the skin clean years up. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, it's a cure. It worked well, it didn't
Speaker 3: cure anything. It suppressed the symptom. So what's going to
Speaker 3: happen next? The body is going to fall further off
Speaker 3: balance and generate another symptom on the next layer, which
Speaker 3: is the lungs, which is why almost of the time,
Speaker 3: when you have a child that has egzma and that
Speaker 3: egzma has been treated with a topical corticosteroid, the skin
Speaker 3: clears up and then the kid gets asthma a couple
Speaker 3: months later. Guaranteed, the medical doctors, of course, see no
Speaker 3: relationship between the two because they don't know anything about anything.
Speaker 3: But my point is that, Okay, so the body has
Speaker 3: hierarchies of defense that it tries to generate symptoms on
Speaker 3: when it becomes stressed. So roughly speaking, here's how it goes. Skin,
Speaker 3: mucous membranes, m bones and joints, internal organs.
Speaker 4: The heart, and then the brain.
Speaker 3: You know, you have like psyche diseases like schizophrenia, so
Speaker 3: a psychological illness would be considered the final level of defense.
Speaker 3: The body has been so stressed and so mismanaged over
Speaker 3: time that it now can only produce a symptom on
Speaker 3: its final level of defense, which is the brain. Which
Speaker 3: is interesting again because most people who are legitimately, you know,
Speaker 3: diagnosed with a mental illness, like they you know, they
Speaker 3: think they're Abraham Lincoln or whatever, and they're institution they
Speaker 3: never get sick. They never get blue, they never get bronchitis,
Speaker 3: They smoke a pack of cigarettes a day, they never
Speaker 3: develop a cough.
Speaker 4: They don't get sick physically.
Speaker 3: Why because their bodies have devolved all the way down
Speaker 3: to the very last level of symptomatic expression, which is
Speaker 3: the brain. So there's a lot going on here with
Speaker 3: the diagnosis. And you know homeopathy. There's like two homeopathic
Speaker 3: medicines which are extremely useful for most mental illness too.
Speaker 3: There's two. And you know, in a perfect world, people
Speaker 3: who were mentally ill would be treated with a nature
Speaker 3: pathic doctor who do medical nutrition and then homeopathy inside
Speaker 3: of a setting, you know, where they can't leave, right,
Speaker 3: a compassionate, lockdown facility where they're given the right food
Speaker 3: and they're given the right drink, and they can't you know,
Speaker 3: sneak coffee and espress and alcohol and we manage the
Speaker 3: resolution of the problem. That would be wonderful, But there's
Speaker 3: we are light years away from that ever happening. And
Speaker 3: I have to tell you that of all of the
Speaker 3: drugs that are prescribed by the people in the White coats,
Speaker 3: the psych drugs are the worst.
Speaker 4: Hands down. There.
Speaker 3: They're way out in front of with their net negative
Speaker 3: horrifying implications, and one of the worst drugs ever given
Speaker 3: to sick and suffering humanity is xanax. Xanax is given
Speaker 3: to teenage girls now like freaking candy, and it is
Speaker 3: an extremely addictive substance and it messes people up over time.
Speaker 3: It's a bad, bad, bad medicine and it should be
Speaker 3: withdrawn from the market, but it never will be because
Speaker 3: the medical doctors actually believe that consciousness.
Speaker 4: Your consciousness is a function of biochemistry. Period.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as God, there's no such thing
Speaker 3: as life after death, there's no such thing as anything
Speaker 3: that's not physical.
Speaker 4: It's all a fiction.
Speaker 3: So if you have a problem with your brain, you
Speaker 3: need a drug that's going to impact your brain chemistry.
Speaker 4: Period. Shut up.
Speaker 3: Just take your medicine. I went to Harvard. This is
Speaker 3: how they think, and it's completely utterly and totally false,
Speaker 3: but in their way of thinking, it's the only thing
Speaker 3: to do. You know you have a you know you
Speaker 3: have anxiety disorder, take xanax. They never think why you
Speaker 3: have anxiety or what can we do to cure the
Speaker 3: anxiety because they don't think that that's possible. Because to them,
Speaker 3: you are a bag of biochemicals waiting to break and
Speaker 3: the only way to fix it is with another biochemical,
Speaker 3: which is not going to cure the illness because that's
Speaker 3: not possible. It's just going to manage the same. Oh,
Speaker 3: you have side effects, don't worry.
Speaker 1: They don't think it's possible.
Speaker 3: Right, we'll have other drugs to manage the side effects.
Speaker 3: So you're okay, just be quiet and take the drug.
Speaker 3: It's it's insane what they do and how they do
Speaker 3: it and why they do it, but they think it's
Speaker 3: perfectly normal.
Speaker 4: It's nuts.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to say a couple of things. I
Speaker 2: got a couple of no it's here that I was
Speaker 2: taken as we were talking. But is that that is
Speaker 2: a nice jacket. I just wanted to also mention that
Speaker 2: I like that looks like it's a burd berry or
Speaker 2: something of the coloring.
Speaker 1: All right, So when you have it's.
Speaker 4: Cold in my office today, when you.
Speaker 2: Have that that long of a of a track record
Speaker 2: of being mismanaged where you're minerally deficient for that long
Speaker 2: to where you can't even get sick anymore, surprise, you know,
Speaker 2: you really present a symptom in your in your you know,
Speaker 2: mental faculties how long do you think it would take
Speaker 2: a person that far gone on like the ninetieth central
Speaker 2: nutrients to get the reserves back and maybe even see
Speaker 2: improvements like and I mean that's what we're talking about here, right,
Speaker 2: like when you give the body what it needs now.
Speaker 2: And then the other question I had that was kind
Speaker 2: of balancing that one out is is some of this
Speaker 2: going to have limited effect because as they were developing
Speaker 2: in the prenatal stage that maybe their their mother didn't
Speaker 2: have those nutrients and that's why they had those weaknesses too.
Speaker 3: Well, sometimes there are inherited weaknesses which are different than
Speaker 3: genetic predispositions. There's a distinction that needs to be made there.
Speaker 2: Because I know we talked about ctistic vibrosis before being
Speaker 2: something that is a mental deficiency that's developed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there are things that are baked into the
Speaker 3: cake and that you can't change after birth. Like you
Speaker 3: can't change down syndrome, you can't change muscular dystrophe, you
Speaker 3: can't change cystic fibrosis. After the kid's been born. You
Speaker 3: can manage those conditions, but you can't unflip that switch.
Speaker 3: You can't spaked into the cake. It's like you know,
Speaker 3: you can't change the color of your skin.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So, however, with mental illness usually so now the thing
Speaker 3: that I was talking about before, with the hierarchy of
Speaker 3: symptoms lying like the castle, there are exceptions to that rule.
Speaker 3: That's the rule, but there are exceptions to it. And
Speaker 3: there are some families who have a tendency for mental illness,
Speaker 3: and in those families, the children, you know, have acquired
Speaker 3: this weakness, and so they don't have the first, second,
Speaker 3: or the third level of defense. It's just not there
Speaker 3: or it's really weak. So when they become destabilized, it
Speaker 3: goes right to the mental and emotional and those are
Speaker 3: the exceptions that prove the rule. But usually I would argue,
Speaker 3: and this would be an interesting statistical study that you know,
Speaker 3: most people who are in the psych ward who don't
Speaker 3: have a family history of it, have a robust history
Speaker 3: of being treated for many different physical conditions with drugs
Speaker 3: and surgery. Right because they become destabilized, they get a symptom,
Speaker 3: the symptom is suppressed, and then it's suppressed, and then
Speaker 3: it's suppressed, and then it's suppressed, and then they fall over,
Speaker 3: and then they get another symptom and it's suppressed and
Speaker 3: it's suppressed, and it's suppressed, and it's like that. It's
Speaker 3: usually it's the end road, the end result of decades
Speaker 3: of allopathic prescribing.
Speaker 1: And taking your castle model.
Speaker 2: It's your body is full back into its next defensive
Speaker 2: position each and every time, so it's losing ground as
Speaker 2: it's shrinking back.
Speaker 3: Now, there are some street drugs, I think LSD being
Speaker 3: the most famous that if you ode on him, you
Speaker 3: can just jump right into the last zone. That happened
Speaker 3: to a kid that I grew up with. He was
Speaker 3: a you know, he was the clean cut All American student.
Speaker 3: I think he was the quarterback of the football team.
Speaker 3: He was very well liked.
Speaker 4: He was a great guy.
Speaker 3: And then at the senior graduation party, which was held
Speaker 3: on the beach, well, because I grew up on an island,
Speaker 3: and it was just the thing that you did when
Speaker 3: you graduated. The senior class at a big bonfire on
Speaker 3: the beach, and everybody got drunk and it was like
Speaker 3: stay up all night, let's go. Well, somebody spiked the
Speaker 3: punch with LSD. This was in the sixties, right, and
Speaker 3: he didn't know that the punch had been spiked with LSD, and.
Speaker 4: He drank a shitload of it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, e odd on LSD and he never
Speaker 3: came back.
Speaker 1: God damn it. Fucking assholes. It wasn't even his choice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now I'm even situation, I know, right, even in
Speaker 3: a situation like that, if he'd been treated, you know, holistically,
Speaker 3: I think he could have recovered. But of course, the
Speaker 3: medical doctors once they well, once the psychiatrists have their
Speaker 3: hands on you, it's.
Speaker 4: A game over. Forget it. Yeah, a lot of your
Speaker 4: rights are taken away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they're manipulating the reality after that too, because
Speaker 2: they're put in the position where they have to validate
Speaker 2: their their profession, and they're using you to do so.
Speaker 2: They don't care about you as a person or a patient.
Speaker 2: They care about validation as like that they have a
Speaker 2: purpose because psychiatry is the biggest fraud out there in
Speaker 2: my opinion.
Speaker 3: And they don't they honestly don't think that it can
Speaker 3: be cured. I mean, let's keep it in perspective. Your
Speaker 3: medical doctor maybe the nicest person that God ever created,
Speaker 3: But they don't even think heartburn can be cured. They
Speaker 3: don't even know what causes heartburn. All they can do
Speaker 3: is manage it. So if they don't know what causes
Speaker 3: or how to cure heartburn, how good do you think
Speaker 3: they're going to be anything else? You're really bad, is
Speaker 3: the answer. And this is why we have a chronic
Speaker 3: disease epidemic.
Speaker 2: And the backward thinking that goes along with the stomach acids.
Speaker 2: Just that alone, when you're talking about gastron and all that,
Speaker 2: and how they have no they're doing everything in the
Speaker 2: opposite direction, and then weakening your stomach acid is an
Speaker 2: attempt to fix that, which is already what the problem is.
Speaker 3: Yes, the lynch here is that they don't know that
Speaker 3: they're doing it. They're like color blind artists who don't
Speaker 3: know that they're color blind, and they're painting a picture
Speaker 3: of your family over and over and it's always going
Speaker 3: to be freaking wrong because they're color blind. They don't
Speaker 3: know they're color blind. The only time they get it
Speaker 3: right in this analogy is when they paint with black
Speaker 3: and white. Then they get it right, and again in
Speaker 3: this analogy when they paint in black and white, it's
Speaker 3: when they do surgery. Because surgery is the epitome of
Speaker 3: the reductionistic materialistic model. Oh, you have a bullet in
Speaker 3: your arm, I can take that out and without you
Speaker 3: bleeding to death. Okay, thank you very much. They're good
Speaker 3: at that, but for everything else, it's a shit show
Speaker 3: and you should avoid them. In my mantra for twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six, fire your medical doctor immediately like yesterday, and
Speaker 3: seek out alternatives which are science based and clinically verified.
Speaker 3: That you must fire those people because they do not
Speaker 3: know how to help your body or your mind fix itself.
Speaker 3: They're clueless about it, and their therapeutics eventually will hurt you.
Speaker 2: Now, you brought up the surgery things, so I wanted
Speaker 2: to also bring these up because I know we've talked
Speaker 2: about these before, and these are very dangerous things that
Speaker 2: they do in their process into getting you into deeper water. Right,
Speaker 2: So the biopsies, if your body's putting everything into a sack,
Speaker 2: a bunch of whether it's a bunch of parasites or
Speaker 2: a bunch of toxins, and they go and they poke
Speaker 2: that bubble that balloon inside you, How great is that
Speaker 2: for you?
Speaker 3: It's not a good idea, all right, Why would they
Speaker 3: even do the biopsy in the first place, because they
Speaker 3: have no idea what to do to cure the even
Speaker 3: know if it is cancer. They have no idea what
Speaker 3: to do to fix it. Zero, I don't know what
Speaker 3: to do, so why are even going to diagnose it?
Speaker 4: I don't know. That's just what they do.
Speaker 2: And as far as the basis of chemo and radiation
Speaker 2: that the people who introduced that were most certainly aware
Speaker 2: and malicious. They took a World War one Geneva convention,
Speaker 2: you know, they made it illegal, Yeah, mustard gas and right,
Speaker 2: and they turned that into as long as they can
Speaker 2: change it into what's considered a therapy, then it was
Speaker 2: okay to do to the public.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that's crazy.
Speaker 3: It's crazy what they do and how they think. And
Speaker 3: yet you know, they maintained the position at the top.
Speaker 3: And it's kind of like Israel. All they freaking do
Speaker 3: is lie and they yet they maintain their position at
Speaker 3: the top. Right, all the medical doctors do is fail.
Speaker 3: The only other profession that can fail as much as
Speaker 3: the mds and still have a job or is the
Speaker 3: Major League Baseball Right?
Speaker 1: As a batter, right, yeah.
Speaker 4: You strike out three times out of four, you're a
Speaker 4: freaking legend. It's okay. How does that work?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know, but you know, the only reason
Speaker 3: that Shenanigan's like this can exist and go unquestioned by
Speaker 3: an unassuming populace is via a monopoly which has existed,
Speaker 3: by the way, since anybody's it's older than any anybody.
Speaker 3: It's over one hundred years old, and it is so
Speaker 3: vast and so overarching. You know, the fish doesn't know
Speaker 3: that it's in water, right, Well, we don't know that
Speaker 3: we're inside of a medical monopoly?
Speaker 2: Are we lucky that the guys who make standard oil
Speaker 2: and Standard reial road are the ones that decided to
Speaker 2: take over our medical industry?
Speaker 3: I mean, you couldn't make this up, right, You mean
Speaker 3: you couldn't. You couldn't make this up And if we
Speaker 3: made a Hollywood movie about this, it would never People
Speaker 3: just wouldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: I've got two more as far as the dangerous procedures
Speaker 2: I just wanted to touch upon, so a colonoscopy was
Speaker 2: the other one, because I don't know, maybe it's because
Speaker 2: of my age, but I've gotten phone calls from the
Speaker 2: hospital here in town and the VA in the last week,
Speaker 2: and I told them both where they could shove there,
Speaker 2: you know, soliciting to me if I want an appointment.
Speaker 1: It's like there's something new in your chart.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I forget the statistic, but I think it's
Speaker 3: like one out of seven hundred people who have a
Speaker 3: colonosco you get an appendicitis attack within a week of it,
Speaker 3: and I think it's one out of a thousand. The
Speaker 3: actual colon is pierced by the scope sruptured. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: that's not good. So there's a better way to ascertain
Speaker 3: what's happening in your gut. It's called a comprehensive digestive
Speaker 3: stool analysis. It's generated by a company in Illinois called
Speaker 3: Doctor's Data, and you can buy it yourself at direct
Speaker 3: labs dot com. Completely bypassed your medical doctor. One hundred
Speaker 3: percent Comprehensive digestive stool analysis by Doctor's Data, available through
Speaker 3: direct labs dot com. It's a better way to that's
Speaker 3: what's going on in your gut.
Speaker 1: And the last one was a mammogram.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, mammograms, So those are those are going to
Speaker 3: go the way of the Dodo bird shortly because there's
Speaker 3: so much evidence piling up that they're just it's a
Speaker 3: bullshit test that it's only a matter of time until
Speaker 3: that one dies. It's going to die slowly, but I
Speaker 3: think it'll by the time we're dead, mammograms will be
Speaker 3: a thing of the past.
Speaker 2: All right, Now, Karen has a question. I'm going to
Speaker 2: guys six one nine four three one zero three three four.
Speaker 2: I'll say that again slowver. Once I asked Karen's question.
Speaker 2: Here she says, my family has recently been convinced that tumeric, curcumin,
Speaker 2: and vitamin C shouldn't be taken if someone has kidney
Speaker 2: issue us Is this true or a new fad rumor.
Speaker 3: It's a new fad rumor. My colleague doctor Wallack, in
Speaker 3: the course of a ten year, twenty five million dollar
Speaker 3: research project that he was in charge of, autop set
Speaker 3: over ten thousand human beings. And he actually was commissioned
Speaker 3: by the Chinese government to investigate an epidemic called Kaishan's
Speaker 3: disease that was happening in Kishan Province in China, and
Speaker 3: they needed someone to figure out what it was and
Speaker 3: they thought Wallack would be a good candidate. So in
Speaker 3: order to get Wallack, so he went to China and
Speaker 3: they vetted him, and they put him in a lab
Speaker 3: and they gave him a box of kidneys of people
Speaker 3: that had died of kidney disease.
Speaker 1: You know what, I always love it. My friends bring
Speaker 1: me a box of kidneys.
Speaker 4: And they wanted it.
Speaker 3: They wanted Wallach to tell them what each person died from, right,
Speaker 3: what was it?
Speaker 4: So okay, so Wallach did it.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 3: But one of the things he discovered when he was
Speaker 3: doing that research was that, you know, he looked at
Speaker 3: the kidneys visually, he didn't see any problems, and he
Speaker 3: looked with the microscope and he didn't see very many problems.
Speaker 3: But then he used an electron microscope and it was
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was one hundred percent, but
Speaker 3: it was the majority of the kidneys when he looked
Speaker 3: with an electron microscope. The eenie weenie eenie weenie weenie weenie,
Speaker 3: eenie weenie weenie weenie really really really really really really
Speaker 3: really really really small blood vessels and the kidneys. There
Speaker 3: are miles by the way of blood vessels in the kidneys,
Speaker 3: that's how small they are. They were clogged the same
Speaker 3: way that the blood vessels in your heart get clogged.
Speaker 3: And that's what led to the genesis of the kidney disease.
Speaker 3: Whatever it was, I mean, unless it was a chemical exposure.
Speaker 3: So then while when he discovered that, he said, well, okay,
Speaker 3: so anybody that has any kidney disease whatsoever, we're going
Speaker 3: to treat it like it's clawed arteries, clogged blood vessels.
Speaker 3: So he started doing that, and I started doing that,
Speaker 3: and I remarkable results with people whose kidneys are failing
Speaker 3: and you know, they're on track for dialysis, you're going
Speaker 3: to need dialysis in nine months whatever, and we reverse
Speaker 3: it and the kidney function comes back. There's only two
Speaker 3: people I haven't been able to do that with, and
Speaker 3: so I have, like I think, an eighty percent success
Speaker 3: rate with that.
Speaker 2: And well, I wish my grandfather was listening to us,
Speaker 2: because he may still be around. If he did, then
Speaker 2: find wasn't so many barriers between that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a shame, but this goes to one of
Speaker 3: another of my mantras that people suffer needlessly. You know,
Speaker 3: my people are destroyed by lack of knowledge. And when
Speaker 3: it comes to medical knowledge, because of the medical monopoly,
Speaker 3: people only have access to like one half of one
Speaker 3: percent of all medical knowledge, and the rest is sequestered
Speaker 3: away and it's deplatformed, and it's it's not allowed into
Speaker 3: the master. For goodness, sakes. Doctor Wallach discovered the cause
Speaker 3: and the cure fascistic fibrosis, and they fired him.
Speaker 2: Right right, that was as good. It was reward for
Speaker 2: discovering how to fix things.
Speaker 3: So when it comes to kidney disease, there's three things
Speaker 3: to do. Number one, you have to stop consuming foods
Speaker 3: that are jamming up to kidneys the blood vessels. That
Speaker 3: would be fried food, oil in a bottle, and chlorine
Speaker 3: in the water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the chlorine is also the inflammatory, right, so it's
Speaker 2: going to cause the cholesterol to try to have to
Speaker 2: put the band aid in the first place.
Speaker 1: And there aren't being big good one another.
Speaker 3: That's right, right, So no chlorine, no oil in a bottle,
Speaker 3: no fried food. You have to take all ninety essential
Speaker 3: nutrients to give your body everything that it needs to
Speaker 3: fix itself. And then you have to take about twenty
Speaker 3: thousand ORAC points of antioxidants a day. There's an easy
Speaker 3: way to do that. It's with the tangy tangerine Tablet's
Speaker 3: one tablet a day. It's easy, breezy, lemon squeezy.
Speaker 1: Then you go ahead and grab that up.
Speaker 3: I pull up and then the icing on the cake
Speaker 3: is a combination of three good herbs products. It's the
Speaker 3: circulatory support, the kidney and bladder support, and the herd support.
Speaker 3: We do three bottles of each a month, and we
Speaker 3: do four mls of each three times a day.
Speaker 4: We mix them together.
Speaker 2: So the good urbs that you have for the kidney
Speaker 2: stuff that you there was a trio that you taught
Speaker 2: me that you too, mean, all those things are also
Speaker 2: available on Nifel Health, right, like when you talk to
Speaker 2: Brenda whomever when we call the number that's on the
Speaker 2: first page, you can talk about on that right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And the chronic kidney disease protocol is outlined on
Speaker 3: my website for my subscribers. I'll tell you exactly what
Speaker 3: to do and how to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Let me.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna let's let's get into that, because you know,
Speaker 2: like you had just said previously, that.
Speaker 1: Disinformation and people.
Speaker 2: Out there are very scarce and very This is why
Speaker 2: your site is here in the first place, and this
Speaker 2: is why it's so important that we share this every Wednesday,
Speaker 2: because this information is available. Doctor Glidden's membership is only
Speaker 2: that much by without my coupon code, but it's twenty
Speaker 2: nine ninety five with my coupon code. Or two ninety
Speaker 2: nine a year, which is like twenty four bucks a month,
Speaker 2: which is ridiculously like if you're replacing your doctor in
Speaker 2: all the pain suffering and copays, that's a freaking steal anyway.
Speaker 1: So this is and.
Speaker 3: By the way, that price is going up April fourth.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we have three days, guys' thea's the first
Speaker 2: the health recovery protocols is your list? I mean you
Speaker 2: mentioned the kidneys. These either have literature or they have
Speaker 2: videos and literature on each and every one of them.
Speaker 2: He tells you what the MD would do or there
Speaker 2: they're short answer claim as to what causes it and
Speaker 2: what the cure is is always they don't know, they
Speaker 2: don't think there is one. And then the nature pathic
Speaker 2: doctor the homeopathic uh position on things and what they've
Speaker 2: done and how they've proven they've been able to cure
Speaker 2: these things up, down, left, right, and backward.
Speaker 3: So there is kidney disease right there, see the second
Speaker 3: second right there?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, right there. Do you want to
Speaker 1: click on it?
Speaker 4: Click sure, click on it?
Speaker 2: All right, So as he sees mtcause unknown, MD, management
Speaker 2: of symptoms with symptoms, suppressive drugs, then dialysis. Yeah, the great,
Speaker 2: great track to death. Because dialysis if you're if you're
Speaker 2: on there for five years, you're lucky. I think my
Speaker 2: grandfather was on for eight or nine and then you know,
Speaker 2: he was doing well. He watched the Super Bowl last year,
Speaker 2: not this one, and he went back to the dialysis
Speaker 2: that Monday, came back sick as the.
Speaker 1: Dog and died.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had a wonderful he was like up, he
Speaker 2: was bupp beat, he was happy, and then it fucking
Speaker 2: killed him. Yep, sorry about the swearing, but you know,
Speaker 2: I love my grandfather a lot.
Speaker 4: That's how it goes.
Speaker 3: So, by the way, these protocols are about eighty percent
Speaker 3: successful for generic recommendations.
Speaker 4: You know, most of the time.
Speaker 3: For this is a hard thing for me to communicate
Speaker 3: to people and actually get him to believe it. But
Speaker 3: for most of the conditions that most people go to
Speaker 3: the doctor for most of the time number one year,
Speaker 3: medical doctor is the wrong dog for that hunt. They
Speaker 3: have no idea and most of the time you don't
Speaker 3: need a private appointment.
Speaker 4: And once you know what's wrong.
Speaker 3: With you, you just need to know what to do
Speaker 3: to help your body fix it.
Speaker 4: And that's why.
Speaker 3: I have the protocols on the website and we've tracked
Speaker 3: ten thousand people more or less over the last nine
Speaker 3: years who did these generic protocols, and eighty three percent
Speaker 3: of them got better and eighty three percent recovery right,
Speaker 3: just with the generic protocols.
Speaker 2: And that's mostly the ninety essentral nutrients, because that's the
Speaker 2: one thing that everybody is missing and lacking in their food,
Speaker 2: none of you.
Speaker 3: What's that plus extras, So it's the ninety central nutrients,
Speaker 3: eliminate the twelve bad foods. And then if you've got
Speaker 3: a joint problem, there's you take a little extra of
Speaker 3: this and a little extra of that. If you've got
Speaker 3: a kidney problem, that you do this on top of
Speaker 3: the ninety essentials and so forth and so on. But
Speaker 3: that's how you do it, because your body wants to
Speaker 3: fix it. You just have to have someone tell you
Speaker 3: what to do. And who would you rather go to?
Speaker 3: A Google health coach or a licensed physician with thirty
Speaker 3: seven years of clinical experience who's actually seen it happen, right,
Speaker 3: And it's a no brainer.
Speaker 1: You have two live q.
Speaker 2: And as every month, I mean every every week when
Speaker 2: you're in town, Tuesdays and Thursdays. You're here with us Wednesdays.
Speaker 2: The testimonials that I've heard or I guess I've read,
Speaker 2: I've heard you read, have been phenomenal. And in addition
Speaker 2: to that, people come to this show and say the
Speaker 2: same stuff like they were having more well, you know,
Speaker 2: like you know how they do these diagnosis and a
Speaker 2: gnostics When they go to an MD. People are going
Speaker 2: in there with what they were told was leukemia but
Speaker 2: not quite ready to do stuff. And then they would
Speaker 2: be on the ninety they go back and there was
Speaker 2: markers in their little diagnosis diagnostic tools. Now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, isn't there anymore. They're fine.
Speaker 3: If you wouldn't most people wouldn't believe the things I've
Speaker 3: seen people recover from. You just wouldn't believe it because
Speaker 3: we're so deep inside of the matrix, the conventional medical
Speaker 3: matrix where you can't cure anything. And then we get
Speaker 3: to direct to consumer drug ads every night on TV,
Speaker 3: you know, and then it becomes people just think that
Speaker 3: it's the only way. The thought this is an interesting
Speaker 3: thing to talk about, right because if people are unaware
Speaker 3: that there is a monopoly, which nobody is aware that
Speaker 3: there's a monopoly. Everybody does not know that there's a monopoly.
Speaker 3: It's a secret, hiding and plain in sight. So what
Speaker 3: happens while people look around the son of a gun.
Speaker 3: The only medicine practice in my hospital is MD medicine.
Speaker 3: The only medicine my insurance pace for is MD medicine.
Speaker 3: The only medicine they do research on it local university
Speaker 3: is MD medicine. The only medicine they make TV shows
Speaker 3: and movies about is m D medicine. Therefore, the mds
Speaker 3: must be better at what they do than everybody else.
Speaker 4: And because if if.
Speaker 3: These other people were better, then they'd be everywhere all
Speaker 3: the time. But the reason that we're not everywhere all
Speaker 3: the time is because it's illegal to practice this medicine
Speaker 3: in twenty six states. We don't take a medical market.
Speaker 3: We haven't had a free medical market for over one
Speaker 3: hundred years. And this is the data point that everybody's
Speaker 3: unaware of. Can you believe that person that the mds
Speaker 3: are in first place? It's the only reason because of
Speaker 3: the medical monopoly.
Speaker 2: But let's let's let's play. Let's play lay this out
Speaker 2: for people who are new here. It's illegal to treat
Speaker 2: any disease, and then remember the disease idea, and the
Speaker 2: whole thing is is the spell. There's casting a spell
Speaker 2: and telling you something that you get all scared in
Speaker 2: the worry? Do you listen to?
Speaker 1: Everything they say is a drug? You can only treat
Speaker 1: it with a drug.
Speaker 2: So if it's scurvy and all you need is vitamin C,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna get vitamin C.
Speaker 1: You're going to get a freaking drug. How do you
Speaker 1: think that's going to work?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's crazy how the medical doctors do it. But
Speaker 3: because they are, they exist in a self policing, self
Speaker 3: regulating monopoly that doesn't allow any competition, and that has
Speaker 3: been slandering the competition for one hundred for one hundred years,
Speaker 3: people genuflect that they're all through even when.
Speaker 4: It fails, And howditives right?
Speaker 3: People pay a small fortune in medical insurance premiums over
Speaker 3: the course of their life and while they're under the
Speaker 3: care of the MD, and that's the only thing you
Speaker 3: can do with your medical insurance. You can only go
Speaker 3: to see the MD. It's the only medicine practice in
Speaker 3: your hospital. Anyway, while people are under their care, they
Speaker 3: get sick, they don't the MD and then they have
Speaker 3: a diagnosis. The medical doctor has no idea what caused
Speaker 3: the problem. They have no idea what to do to
Speaker 3: cure the problem. They can only throw a drug or
Speaker 3: surgical procedure at it. That's going to manage the problem,
Speaker 3: making people sicker and weaker over time, and everybody loves it.
Speaker 3: Nobody questions it. Yeah, it's it's Stockholm syndrome.
Speaker 2: I think a couple things. I just want to get
Speaker 2: intore because I know I don't know how much time
Speaker 2: you have. It's we were about three minutes approaching the
Speaker 2: new no on my side, so that would be too.
Speaker 4: Let me let me look at my calendar. I don't
Speaker 4: even know.
Speaker 2: Myself because there's a few questions in here I want
Speaker 2: to get to and even though I'm jumping around to
Speaker 2: try to get everybody in, and I've got a couple
Speaker 2: things to say as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah I'm good for fifteen minutes, okay, cool?
Speaker 2: One of the things, and hr that who's actually on
Speaker 2: the screen right now had also mentioned on a different platform.
Speaker 2: Murdered by Injection by Eustas Mullins is a great place
Speaker 2: to learn how hettering became a thing and the whole
Speaker 2: idea of radiation treatment and radon or radium or whatever
Speaker 2: it was, and how crazy that was, and how the
Speaker 2: guy who was playing with it and playing with it
Speaker 2: with his daughter because it tingled, killed basically his whole
Speaker 2: family and then himself. It's absolutely insane, absolutely insane. And
Speaker 2: then you know, of course, the name of the book
Speaker 2: is murdered by injection for a reason.
Speaker 3: And people bend over and ask for more because they
Speaker 3: don't know any better, and because they're unaware that the
Speaker 3: monopoly exists. I mean, everybody understands that monopolies only benefit
Speaker 3: the people in power. I mean, we broke up at
Speaker 3: and T years ago because of long distance phone call
Speaker 3: cost a million dollars, right, broke up to that monopoly
Speaker 3: to the benefit of humanity. That's a good idea. The
Speaker 3: medical monopoly needs to be broken up.
Speaker 2: We need not paradites wanted to cut so they just
Speaker 2: made it so that more parasite's had a business and ended.
Speaker 2: That's my cynical view of every time they break up
Speaker 2: a monopoly just because they want to spread themselves out more.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably you're probably not far off. So you know,
Speaker 3: we do what we can. So we have a question
Speaker 3: here about.
Speaker 1: Whiplash right, Yeah, he's given read.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, doc, I wanted to thank you for your
Speaker 3: recommendations to improve whiplash as that has been helping with
Speaker 3: the essential nineties glouc cogel and acupuncture.
Speaker 4: Very very good.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't negate chiropractic help for whiplash. Yeah, a good,
Speaker 3: honest to god, a good chiropractor is worth their weight
Speaker 3: in gold. The question is finding a good chiropractor because
Speaker 3: they're not all the same, and there are some that
Speaker 3: are just not good at all. But you know, think
Speaker 3: it through, right, It's a mechanical injury. Right, it was
Speaker 3: a car crash where your your neck got walked around.
Speaker 3: That's a mechanical stress. So most of the time mechanical
Speaker 3: injuries need mechanical medicine in order to help fix it.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent.
Speaker 1: It makes sense.
Speaker 3: So a good chiropractor would be advised here, And if
Speaker 3: you can find one, you want to source a chiropractor
Speaker 3: who has had continuing education in either applied kinesiology or
Speaker 3: total body modification.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are additionals to a chiropractic program.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So if you have a choice of going to a
Speaker 3: regular chiropractor or a chiropractor that has applied kinesiology certification
Speaker 3: or a total body modification certification. Then you want to
Speaker 3: go to those guys because they're better at what they
Speaker 3: do than just a normal, run of the mill Cairo.
Speaker 1: And I've been convinced too, a good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good chiropractor is worth their weight in gold.
Speaker 3: There's nothing like a good chiropractor, honest to God.
Speaker 2: And I've been convinced too that you know, there's two
Speaker 2: there's two things that would cause sudden infinite death syndrome,
Speaker 2: and one of them is obviously the injections that they do,
Speaker 2: you know, at birth with the at B shot and
Speaker 2: the vitamin K shot. The other thing would be the
Speaker 2: atlas vertebrae being out of whack when they yank your
Speaker 2: baby out and are aggressive and they don't give a
Speaker 2: shit about maybe in the first place, and you don't
Speaker 2: know it's out of whack and it pinches on something
Speaker 2: that is involved with the respiratory system. I've heard that
Speaker 2: that's the thing. So having a chiropractor at delivery might
Speaker 2: be a good idea. They can run their fingers down,
Speaker 2: they can see whether or not there's an issue.
Speaker 3: In a perfect world, that would be standard of care
Speaker 3: in a perfect world, whenever anybody had any surgery whatsoever,
Speaker 3: there would be a nature pathic doctor there to give
Speaker 3: pre surgery and post surgery advice. And if the surgeon,
Speaker 3: if the hospital employed the nature pathic doctor to do that,
Speaker 3: the recovery time would be dramatically shortened and the amount
Speaker 3: of pain meds that are necessary post surgery will be
Speaker 3: dramatically reduced. But I guess that's good for the bottom line.
Speaker 1: No, no cures are terrible.
Speaker 2: So u hr vat or what he really say is
Speaker 2: also asking for doctor Glidden. I have a torn labrum
Speaker 2: in my hip that will need surgery. What is the
Speaker 2: fastest recovery process to get back to athletic routine as
Speaker 2: a hockey goalie?
Speaker 3: Okay, so when there is in fact a complete tear,
Speaker 3: then you do need surgery. And because there's been a
Speaker 3: complete tear, and because everything in the body is connected rudogravions, Yeah,
Speaker 3: there are a lot of compensations that the muscles in
Speaker 3: your body have done, and when the muscles compensate for
Speaker 3: a long enough period of time, they kind of get
Speaker 3: locked into that compensation mode.
Speaker 1: That's how my freaking knee is right now.
Speaker 2: After I've been screwed up for the last three weeks,
Speaker 2: I can tell that my my quads look different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because there's a ripple effect everywhere. Right, So this
Speaker 3: from the Department of Redundancy department. You need to find
Speaker 3: a chiropractor who has been trained in total body modification.
Speaker 3: Total body modification, that's the add on that the chiropractor needs.
Speaker 4: And you go to see those guys and.
Speaker 3: They will help to put things back the way that
Speaker 3: they need to be due to the compensation that you
Speaker 3: had because of the torn labram. Okay, now here's what
Speaker 3: you want to do pot pre and post surgery. So
Speaker 3: there's a homeopathic medicine called hypericum hYP like Peter E.
Speaker 3: R I C U M hypericum. You want to get
Speaker 3: it in the thirty C potency. The day before surgery,
Speaker 3: you take two pellets orally. The morning of surgery, you
Speaker 3: take two pellets orally. When you wake up from surgery,
Speaker 3: you take two pellets orally, and for the next three days,
Speaker 3: two pellets once a day. Homeopathic hypericum thirty C. Just
Speaker 3: that one medicine all by itself will dramatically reduce the
Speaker 3: amount of pain medas that you're going to need post surgery.
Speaker 3: All right, Now, post surgery, you want to do one
Speaker 3: Healthy Foundation pack, one extra bottle of plant minerals, one
Speaker 3: extra bottle of liquid calcium, and a product called glucogel
Speaker 3: in the two hundred and forty count their capsules, Glucogel capsules.
Speaker 4: You take.
Speaker 3: Eight of those capsules a day, four of those twice
Speaker 3: a day. There's the healthy Body Start pack right there.
Speaker 3: That's what I meant. Yeah, the Healthy Foundation pack right there, ye,
Speaker 3: plus one bottle of minerals.
Speaker 2: Plus additional model, so you're going to get two for
Speaker 2: the months, You're probably take two caps a day then basically.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then an extra bottle of calcium right there, okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and then the gluco gel.
Speaker 1: Capsules, which is not shown here.
Speaker 2: You see the group of jail plus and the liquid,
Speaker 2: but the capsules it's above it.
Speaker 1: Okay right there, Yeah, it's green.
Speaker 2: I was I was trying to match colors because I
Speaker 2: saw that one was had that Bury color, so I
Speaker 2: was looking for color matching.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's what you do first couple of months
Speaker 3: plus eliminate the twelve bad foods. And if you do that,
Speaker 3: you will recover in half the time that the surgeon anticipates. Guarantee,
Speaker 3: I can guarantee that by the way.
Speaker 2: And that's eiffelhealth dot com, just like the Tower. And
Speaker 2: it's in my description of the videos in Rumble and
Speaker 2: on ftjvidea. All right, so this is my story is
Speaker 2: one of Karen's friends, and it says, can you cancel
Speaker 2: your This is a good question. Can you cancel your
Speaker 2: insurance and get on the membership and not pay a penalty?
Speaker 2: You know, the Obamacare thing kind of you know, codified
Speaker 2: it into law that you have to take your your
Speaker 2: medicine basically from the MDS.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the what the penalty is for
Speaker 3: canceling medical insurance premium.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I would guess that that would be dependent upon which
Speaker 3: insurance you have, right sides. It's so you want to
Speaker 3: find out if there's a penalty.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: In my book, I talk about alternatives to conventional medical insurance.
Speaker 3: There are faith based insurance companies. It's like it's not
Speaker 3: really insurance. It's more like a cooperative where you give
Speaker 3: them a couple of hundred bucks every month and then
Speaker 3: if you have a medical procedure, they.
Speaker 4: Pay the bill.
Speaker 3: It's pretty great, and I talk about that in my book.
Speaker 3: I don't think I have anything on my website about that.
Speaker 2: No, I was looking for your book and your book
Speaker 2: is on one of the pages. Is it new content?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: If you go to the top of the any page
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Speaker 4: Every top there it is right there.
Speaker 1: You go.
Speaker 2: Leave big firm behind. How to leave big firm behind
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Speaker 3: There's two things to do about the I don't know
Speaker 3: about canceling. You're going to have to contact your insurer
Speaker 3: and find out. But here's the deal. There's two things
Speaker 3: you can do. Once you've canceled your medical insurance. You
Speaker 3: can enter into one of the faith based cooperative medical
Speaker 3: cooperatives and just do a Google searcher that I can't
Speaker 3: recommend any you know, I don't have any affiliations, and
Speaker 3: I don't really know which are the better or the
Speaker 3: worst companies, but I think that they're pretty good. Or
Speaker 3: you can just have no insurance whatsoever, because the only
Speaker 3: time that you're going to need insurance is if you're
Speaker 3: in you know, you have trauma to your body, like
Speaker 3: you're in an automobile accident or you skiing then you
Speaker 3: break your leg, or you know whatever, it's like that, right.
Speaker 3: So if you are in an accident, you don't have
Speaker 3: any medical insurance wherever you go to treat you, and
Speaker 3: then they give you a bill, and then you talk
Speaker 3: to the billing department and say, what are your rates
Speaker 3: for non insured people? Because they always have a lower
Speaker 3: rate for non insured people because the hospital wants to
Speaker 3: get paid. They don't want to have to chase you
Speaker 3: around and with bill collection and all that.
Speaker 4: They don't want to do it.
Speaker 3: So when you talk to the billing department, you say, look,
Speaker 3: I need a non insured rate, and then they'll give
Speaker 3: you a reduced bill. Yeah, and then you figure out
Speaker 3: how to pay that over time. And usually the payments
Speaker 3: for the bill over time are less than your medical
Speaker 3: insurance monthly payments were, so you save a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of money into the bargain.
Speaker 2: I found so many Instagram clips of these people doing
Speaker 2: like they're little like you know, they're going through their
Speaker 2: little scenarios where they're playing both parts.
Speaker 1: But then one was like the premium guy.
Speaker 2: But then there's other people that are actually talking to
Speaker 2: their actual insurance companies. Minute, if I'm uninsured, it's six
Speaker 2: hundred dollars if I am insured. It's like four thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: He's like, can I get the insured?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Like, no, we already know that you have insurance.
Speaker 4: Right, It's like, what the It's crazy. It's a game.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a big shell game. And getting out
Speaker 3: of it is a really, really really smart idea. And
Speaker 3: by the way, if you do cancel your insurance, which
Speaker 3: is a smart idea, what I would do is I
Speaker 3: would pay yourself that money every month. So if you're
Speaker 3: paying four hundred dollars a month for medical insurance premiums,
Speaker 3: when you cancel your medical insurance, you put that four
Speaker 3: hundred dollars a month into your savings account or you know,
Speaker 3: buy gold or silver with it. Every month. Just stockpile
Speaker 3: that money. Don't spend it on anything else. Spend it,
Speaker 3: give it to yourself and stockpile it and over time
Speaker 3: it'll build up and you'll be ahead of the game and.
Speaker 1: Get the ninety cent nugents. Take it up of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, chronic fatigue all over body aches, headaches, poor sleep,
Speaker 3: and I wake up shaping and I'm cold all the time.
Speaker 4: This is a thyroid issue.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what they said, right, and selenium, right, selenium,
Speaker 2: tyrosine and iodine and iodine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the treatment for this would be eliminate the
Speaker 3: twelve bad foods. Good job, Daniel, do the Healthy Foundation.
Speaker 3: Pack one extra bottle of minerals and get there's a
Speaker 3: company in Utah that makes us. They sell a salt
Speaker 3: from the Great Salt Lake. It's called real salt ore
Speaker 3: e a l real salt. Get real salt that has
Speaker 3: iodine added to it, and start salting your food aggressively
Speaker 3: with salt. Salt your food so that it tastes good.
Speaker 3: And then add a little more salt with iodine in it.
Speaker 3: And get one bottle of selenium selenium se l E
Speaker 3: N I U M Youngevity's Ultimate Selenium and do one
Speaker 3: capsule twice a day between meals. And now, also I
Speaker 3: want you to go to a chiropractor. I want them
Speaker 3: to do a lateral X ray of your neck and
Speaker 3: see if the curve in your neck is correct, because
Speaker 3: if they're natural curve in the neck is not correct,
Speaker 3: the nerves go into your thyroid are going to be
Speaker 3: funky and the neck curve needs to be fixed. And
Speaker 3: I'm going to beat you twenty five cents that you
Speaker 3: have a military neck, which means your neck and head
Speaker 3: looks like a popsicle on a stick instead of having
Speaker 3: a curve in it. Neck can only be diagnosed with
Speaker 3: a lateral X ray while you're standing or sitting. You
Speaker 3: can't do it when you're lying down. And it's not
Speaker 3: going to be much money at a chiropractic's office, but
Speaker 3: that's what I would do. And interestingly, by the way,
Speaker 3: just to make you not feel so bad. The number
Speaker 3: one reason in the United States why people visit a
Speaker 3: medical doctor is because the chronic fatigu so you're not alone.
Speaker 2: So the only other thing I thought about when when
Speaker 2: I first heard this problem, because it was emailed to
Speaker 2: me earlier this week, was the mineral copper in its
Speaker 2: you know, it's position between that and its iron balance
Speaker 2: and the body for the ATP energy in the mitochondria.
Speaker 3: If you're having fatigue, well that's interesting. That's a Morley
Speaker 3: Robbins thing and I'm I'm on board with it. So
Speaker 3: you know, get a copper mug, put your water in
Speaker 3: it overnight, and just just every time you drink water,
Speaker 3: drink it from a copper cup. That's a really inexpensive
Speaker 3: way to get copper in your body, and I'm looking.
Speaker 2: I saw one person asking about GLP ones in here.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to find it's a little tiny question, but
Speaker 2: we've gone over those before.
Speaker 1: Those are heal amounts or vendoms.
Speaker 2: They're suppressing, their causing gastro paresis, they're causing the vagus
Speaker 2: nerve to be paralyzed. Food is running in your stomach
Speaker 2: because it's not being digested, and that's why you're feeling
Speaker 2: full like there's all kinds of terrible things with that,
Speaker 2: and it's starting to make like the retinas will detach
Speaker 2: after a while too. Not a good thing in my opinion,
Speaker 2: to take any GLP ones.
Speaker 3: There are, however, supplements that you can take which will
Speaker 3: stimulate your body's own production of GLP, which is a
Speaker 3: natural thing that the body has. That's that's how they
Speaker 3: figured this out.
Speaker 2: By the way, interface you don't want to look like
Speaker 2: you don't want to look like the Osbourne chick.
Speaker 3: So it's always better to support the body's natural ability
Speaker 3: to be healthy than just bombard.
Speaker 4: It with a drug. Right.
Speaker 3: So, Youngevity has a couple of products that the intention
Speaker 3: of which are to increase your body's natural production of
Speaker 3: GLP and everybody that I know that's done it loves it.
Speaker 3: So if weight is a problem for you, then you
Speaker 3: can do that. But I would not do the pharmaceutical
Speaker 3: because you're going to hurt yourself if you do it.
Speaker 1: I think, did I get everybody? I'm going to check
Speaker 1: over on the other.
Speaker 3: I'm at the end of my time. Oh okay, at
Speaker 3: somebody in the waiting room.
Speaker 1: All right, sir, thank you so much, and.
Speaker 3: Neil, it's always a pleasure, man, keep up, never stop
Speaker 3: fighting the good fight, and God willing and the creek
Speaker 3: don't rise.
Speaker 4: We'll see in a week, thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: And that's my subscription. Prices are going up on April fourth,
Speaker 3: four four, twenty six, so buy your subscription now.
Speaker 1: Or the monthly is going away.
Speaker 3: It's going to be a weekly and a yearly.
Speaker 1: Oh weekly, new yearly okay.
Speaker 3: No, well yeah, weekly, but nobody's going to want to
Speaker 3: buy the weekly, no, right, So so anyway, that's what
Speaker 3: I'm going to do from now until the end of
Speaker 3: the year. But those prices are going up on the
Speaker 3: four so get in while the gutting's good.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you so much, Doctor bidding.
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot, Dang, it's always a pleasure. Thanks.
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Speaker 1: If you can get it sooner.
Speaker 2: Now I want to show you an alternative too, So
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Speaker 2: by the way, because sometimes there's better deals than what
Speaker 2: we see on the website. Brenda, you call this number
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Speaker 2: is one zero one? I mean excuse me, and Brenda
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Speaker 1: That's my personal preference.
Speaker 2: But when you're on the phone, then you can click
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Speaker 1: Is right here.
Speaker 2: So there's an Azure Living Well website, but this is
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Speaker 2: And I even wrote out.
Speaker 1: What you need.
Speaker 2: So there's a little Tutorios's Azure ninety are and this
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Speaker 2: the full Vichumic Energy Blend which is all your minerals,
Speaker 2: which is super freaking important.
Speaker 1: And then the IP six Supreme.
Speaker 2: Which is what you see right here with the nascetol calcium, magnesium, phosphorus,
Speaker 2: bones and heart health, and also helps to pull some
Speaker 2: of the reduced iron quote unquote that has been embedded
Speaker 2: into your tissues, which can also cause fatigue and bone
Speaker 2: and joint pain and all that other stuff. So it
Speaker 2: helps to balance your iron to copper ratio. That's what
Speaker 2: the noocetol is in there for. Okay, So again, go
Speaker 2: back over here. You're gonna click my SITEA da da,
Speaker 2: and you're gonna click that picture, and I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: show you visuals right the whole Food multivitamin, which I
Speaker 2: have three empty bottle over there, I got to get more.
Speaker 1: There are four capsules for an adult, two for.
Speaker 2: That child, okay, and there's an MNF and shit ton
Speaker 2: in here. There also is four grams of copper in here,
Speaker 2: four milligrams. I'm sorry, I think, but they don't share
Speaker 2: that because I don't think they updated it.
Speaker 1: But they had a new batch.
Speaker 2: And you know how it is with the way plants
Speaker 2: either do or don't have the stuff because of what
Speaker 2: what soil it's grown in, whether or not it has
Speaker 2: the minerals in it. Well, this particular batch tested out
Speaker 2: four milligrams and the other one didn't. So this one, actually,
Speaker 2: the newer one, has a little bit more copper in it,
Speaker 2: which is good, the mineral copper that your body can
Speaker 2: actually use and absorb. And then there's the Alaskan cole
Speaker 2: liver oil right here, which is your essential fatty acids,
Speaker 2: super important. These are the twelve hundred miligram big pills.
Speaker 2: So if you have children and you're trying to get
Speaker 2: them on the vitamins as well, then I would go
Speaker 2: with this one for them because this.
Speaker 1: Is four and fifteen milligram smaller pill from them swell.
Speaker 2: So far out of the four, we got the whole
Speaker 2: food multi vitamin, the Alaskan codlve oil. We're gonna scroll
Speaker 2: down and you can see the full vichemic blend.
Speaker 1: This is all your minerals.
Speaker 2: It says fifty eighty three, and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: that will last one person three months at the one
Speaker 2: eighth teaspoon maximum dose.
Speaker 1: So divide that by three.
Speaker 2: It's like sixteen something a month that you're actually paying
Speaker 2: for this because it's gonna last a while. And if
Speaker 2: you're taking the one to sixteen teaspoon, as you work
Speaker 2: your way up to an eighth, then it's gonna last
Speaker 2: even longer.
Speaker 1: It could be four months, could be five months.
Speaker 2: All right, Now click that and you'll find the very
Speaker 2: last one that you're looking for is the IP six
Speaker 2: Supreme with an nostall. The very first one you get
Speaker 2: to is gonna be the powdered one. I prefer the powder.
Speaker 2: I think it lasts longer. You don't swell like eight
Speaker 2: pills a day or anything like that. You just get
Speaker 2: scoop in hair, you scoop it out and boom done
Speaker 2: and magnese and calcium phosphorus. Now you can scroll up
Speaker 2: a little bit again. And I did see the and
Speaker 2: I hope I still see it. I think they moved
Speaker 2: it again as the IP six. Was it a mistake
Speaker 2: or did I already pass it again? They had the
Speaker 2: cover copper on here the other day. I hope they
Speaker 2: didn't sell out early. I gotta spill down some more.
Speaker 2: It the very the stuff that's sold out is at
Speaker 2: the very bottom. So I'm checking to see if it's
Speaker 2: there or may I may have passed it already. The
Speaker 2: beef liver capsules are back too, No out out long term. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't see it down here, so that's good. So
Speaker 2: the mushrom potter's gone to asing like that, So it's
Speaker 2: up here somewhere. It's gotta get my equal as of
Speaker 2: which I don't have quick operate there. Bam, it's back
Speaker 2: in stock. Guys, we bought them on of this. That's
Speaker 2: how freaking awesome this stuff is. Copper bisc listenate is
Speaker 2: what doctor Manso refers to as copper zero. He's the
Speaker 2: one that helped them develop these the ninetyes centrals in
Speaker 2: the in the whole food form and this is the
Speaker 2: most absorvable that your body can actually utilize properly, because
Speaker 2: copper or sulfate and all those other ones are like
Speaker 2: a metallic copper. Mineral copper, which is actually blue in nature,
Speaker 2: is what you need.
Speaker 1: That's what your body needs. And this is what you
Speaker 1: have here. Okay.
Speaker 2: I think we said it all, didn't we. And then
Speaker 2: doctor Glydnin's membership site, like I said, like, you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't unsee once you've seen, and if you want
Speaker 2: to live in the world where things make sense and
Speaker 2: you can actually be cured, then you become a member.
Speaker 2: I've been a member for I've been doing this with
Speaker 2: doctor Glynnen for like over three years now, and we'd
Speaker 2: love to have you. That's all I'm saying. And you're healthful,
Speaker 2: thank you. But just to go back over here. He
Speaker 2: has a life cune Ay every Tuesday and third day,
Speaker 2: and that is what you see in these great boxes here.
Speaker 2: It has the times in there and this is this
Speaker 2: is all in Central time, so adjust accordingly. He has
Speaker 2: one in the evening on Tuesdays and one in the
Speaker 2: kind of in the mornings, like eleven am Central time on Thursdays,
Speaker 2: and he's with us Wednesdays. Okay, let's curious of these extras.
Speaker 2: And of course he saw his book. It's at the
Speaker 2: top banner. You just click at a BAM. I have
Speaker 2: his book.
Speaker 1: I read it.
Speaker 2: I read the electronic copy of it because why because
Speaker 2: I read on.
Speaker 1: The elliptical, That's why.
Speaker 2: And it's easier to swipe, all right, And then you
Speaker 2: see all these these roll vital information. These were all videos.
Speaker 2: This is Selenium. Selenium is super freaking important. There's thyroid
Speaker 2: health right there. I believe this is my story. You
Speaker 2: might want to check that out, and then the Selenium
Speaker 2: as well. Both both of those videos will probably be
Speaker 2: a good place to start. There's a pair it's like
Speaker 2: cleanse on here as well. And when you go back
Speaker 2: over to where it says the medical the health recovery
Speaker 2: protocols and you click this, I wanted to kind of
Speaker 2: highlight this, but we were talking earlier. There's a seven
Speaker 2: day detox program, that twenty one day beat juice program,
Speaker 2: and a sixty seven day heavy metal deepos program, so
Speaker 2: no no beg of Death or Metallica during that time.
Speaker 2: And then you see all these others quote unquote diagnoses,
Speaker 2: which doesn't matter. I hope some of you guys will
Speaker 2: watch some of the older videos that we've been doing
Speaker 2: in this series diagnose the diagnostic is the spell because
Speaker 2: first they name your collection of symptoms as if that's
Speaker 2: its own living, separate entity that they then need to
Speaker 2: need to attack with some drug. And that's where the
Speaker 2: confusion begins. You're experiencing symptoms. The homeopath will say, Okay,
Speaker 2: well I need to find the homeopath like that matches similar,
Speaker 2: you know, as to what you're experiencing. So when this
Speaker 2: similar thing happens, it activates the laws similars, and your
Speaker 2: body will adjust itself, providing it has the ninety essential
Speaker 2: nutrients and the power and the strength to do.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's it. I think we're good and I'll be
Speaker 1: back maybe later.
Speaker 2: I gotta make some sauce fourteen comments again, Well the
Speaker 2: good step in there.
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Speaker 2: You placed in order as you're will correct. Thank you, Karen,
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Speaker 1: Later