Speaker 1: You know, I turned to my friend Zach Abraham, chief
investment officer Boward Capital Management, to talk about finance. We
do that every Friday, and I always referred his ack
knowledge on this. We just passed the one hundred sum
day anniversary of RFK Junior getting to run the National
Institute of Health and Health and Human Services. So I
wanted to bring out a friend of mine to look
at the MAHA movement and rate it. Wade Lightheart's going
to join us. He's one of the founders of b Optimizers.
I asked them to look at this. After Wade and
I finish our conversation, I'm going to offer you an
opportunity to see an interview I did in Mexico with
a famous professional golfer named Fred Funk. Crazy crazy thing
happened to him. He went there for stem cell treatments
because he'd really messed up his back. I mean, all
those years Fred's played in a record number of golf tournaments,
a ton of time he spent twisting his body and
that's hard on the back, just to check something out,
just because he had the money. Frankly, Fred went to
go get his heart.
Speaker 2: Scant.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna believe what happened to Fred Funk in Mexico.
So we'll show you that after we wrap up our
conversation with Wade Lightheart, one of the founders of Bioptimizers.
We'll talk about this with the help of bar Capital Management,
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God Almighty, he who made our bodies and more importantly
crafts our souls.
Speaker 3: But Todd Herman show is one hundred percent disapproved by
big pharma technocrats in tyrn s everywhere from the hind
mountains of Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile.
Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is the day the Lord has made
in These are the times to which God has decided
we shall live. It's another form of wise counsel day.
Bringing out my friend White Lightheart, one of the founders,
one of the bosses at Bioptimizers, talk about make America
health again. It was just not that long ago that
we had the one hundredth day of RFK Junior and
that efforts and Wade knows more about this than I do,
so I want to chat with him about it. Wade,
welcome back to the show.
Speaker 2: Great to be here. Thanks for having me. Todd I'm
so pumped, and I would say we're the stewards of
the mission. Uh yeah, we are owners and things, but
you know, eventually we'll pass, and hopefully our job is
to inspire those to pick up the torch after we're gone,
to make a stronger, longer and better living, better life
living population. That's our goal and our objective.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, And that's what you guys do for
a living. And you work in this world, and the
government hasn't always been super kind to companies like yours,
and you guys use natural ingredients and natural processes. You're
very diligent about research. You're always you know, improving the products.
We'll talk later about this improvement you've made the mass signs,
but let me start with how is the government treated
this responsible and good players in the supplement world versus
some of these bad players, Because you guys can been
in this for decades. So let's start with the baseline,
because you have to work within this equilibrium of the FDA,
et cetera. How do you rate RFK junior in that?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: How has that been?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I'm very inspired about what RFK is
attempting to do with Make America healthy move. I got
my hat and yeah, yeah, so I'll go put that
on right now, I'll put my make America healthy again.
So if we go back in time, we've had a
variety of what I would say captured institutions which have
had a dramatically negative impact on society, and no one
in Congress for the last maybe seventy or eighty years
has had the Kahonas to address. And the reason they
haven't is that many of the regulatory agencies which fall
under the director, the HHESS director, which is what Kennedy
is doing. You know, agriculture, FDA, A research and development,
the funding of educational institutions, and grants at universities. All
of this follows under that. And we have a collusion
between big Agra, big Pharma, and big chemicals in that all.
If you look at the autistic rates, let's just go
to something that's really impactful. The artistic rates in the
United States right now are one in thirty three, when
forty or fifty years ago it was one in forty thousand.
This is not within the genetic This is not due
to a genetic mutation. This is not possible by the
known aspects of science. There are some there is something
and something contributing to this. There's a lot of evidence
that suggest it might be chemistry, it might be chemicals,
it might be vaccines, but nobody has been addressing it.
They just put it aside. And this has a dramatic
impact on families and health and vitality. The key is
is so many people who are in politics right now
are funded by these companies to get elected. Therefore they
put these kind of surface level documents, and the population
relies on these institutions, and these institutions has betrayed them.
And RFK has taken them on directly, and he's addressing
those things. He just got out a bunch of dies
out of the food that we don't have to have anymore.
He's commissioned to study as to why do homist children
who don't have any of these chemicals and don't have
these vaccine meddates and don't have this stuff, how come
they don't have the autistic rates of everyone else that does. Now,
he's not saying that there's a cause here, He's like,
shouldn't we investigate that, let's figure out what that is.
He has also looked at how the funding goes to
educational institutions because what you fund determines what gets proven
and what you don't fund. And so what's happened inside
of our institutions is that many of the research that
we're relying on to make scientific decisions is omitting or
not looking at the things that maybe the problems, and
they're hilting the game towards using pharmaceuticals. So he had
a recent speech. He just identified that of the pharmaceutical
companies in the world, the United States represents four percent
of the world's population and accounts for seventy five percent
of the profits of the pharmaceutical industry. And what's interesting
is these pharmaceuticals aren't even made in America, so we
have foreign chemicals being sold to the United States, where
seventy five percent of the profits are coming from the
United States. The United States invests more money per capita
than virtually the whole world combined in health and continues
to decline versus third world countries. Over the last five years,
we have seen a precipitous drop and life expectancy and
health expectancy, the disability adjusted life expectancy for the world.
But guess what I get to talk to, Well, not
so much since he got elected. But I used to
see RFK at the Golds gym here in Venice, California.
He says, listen, I'm on a mission to take care
of this. He's a vibrant seventy in his seventies. He
looks great. He does the part. He eats organic food,
he takes nutritional supplements. He realizes that institutions like the
FDA should have no business in doing the way and
the way that they are illustrating or or they're governing
their bodies. That the oversight inside of some of the
pharmaceutical studies or the lack thereof that are submitting stuff
to the population, and we're trusting it is problematic. The
advertising that's happening for pharmaceutical industries, the capture of these
institutions influencing who gets into politics, and how those laws are.
He's going after all of them to make a difference,
and I believe that he may have the most impact. Now,
what's interesting about this for those who might be on
the other side of the fence, this man has been
attacked viciously inside of the corporate media channels. He has
been put forth that he's a lunatic, that he is
crazy that he doesn't know what he's talking about, that
he's against health. They had a massive problem the other day.
It was very problematic inside where there's in So when
you see that kind of fear tactics, that's an insight
that he's onto something. Somebody is paying someone in order
to create controversy into slandering him because they're concerned he's
going to expose something so big that it will transform society.
And I'm excited that he's going out there now. Whether
he'll be successful, how successful be that remains to be seen.
He's going up against eighty years of corporate political influence
that is deeply embedded from everything from our political process
to our institutions, to our stock market to our retirement programs.
There's a lot of money aligned against them. But you
know it's great. There was a great man one time
that said, the truth will set you free. And if
you follow the truth to its end, regardless of the
outcomes for yourself, it will set you free both within
your heart, your mind, your soul, but it will lead
others to the same promised land. And I do believe
in our company has been aligned with those values for many,
many years when I lost my sister to cancer and
watched essentially what I thought the hospital murder a perfectly
healthy person through what they called a cancer treatment program,
which seems way worse than the disease. I didn't understand it.
I've been on a mission ever since to find out
what causes those things, how do we prevent those things,
and how do we optimize our health regardless of our
current state. And I've lived my whole life by it,
and by optimizers is an expression of that. And so
we're really pumped and excited about what's happening, and I'm
here to make America healthy again. I love it.
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and he's also a physician's assistant. His wife, Liz, Tim
helped extend her life shared cancer. Helped to extend her
life fifteen twenty years and towards the end of her life,
Wade he went into the hospital physician's assistant and he
got curious, what is in this IV? And he looked
at the IV and it was sugar and water basically,
and it was made by Nesle's right And he said
to the nurse, he goes sugar and water. Really, this
grows cancer. This this is inflammatory. And the nurse said,
you think I don't know that this is all we're
allowed to give. And it was this epiphany that he had.
He took his wife out of there and took her
to a place in Mexico which is Christ based, christ
focused and then holistic, and they ended up extending Liz's
life another couple of years. And I'm talking about some
good quality. When she went down there, one of the
doctors has said, hey, you put her on the airplane,
you're gonna kill her. And she went down there for
one reason, Wade, and that was so that she could
go to Disney World with her son, because she promised
she would go. And when she came back from that
trip to Disney World, her platelets will were low. She'd
just die, but she made that trip. And this place
is called Hope for Cancer. I don't have any relationship
with them, but you went through this with your sister.
You never told me that, and I never knew that.
And that's one of the reasons you started by optimizers,
And this is one of the reasons you've been on
this pursuit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was when my sister was dying. I was
a teenager and we would go back and forth to
the hospitals and we would stop on the fifty five
mile journey from the hospital after a treatment. Keep in
mind mind she had been recently accepted into Royal Officer training.
She was number two in all of Canada Bush survival
training that's men and females, and look like she was
going to have a promising military career when she was
diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease, which is cancer of the lymph nodes,
which has on ninety five percent success rate, And we
would travel back and forth to the hospital and she'd
be doing her chemotherapy treatments and we'd have to stop
five or six times for her to get out of
the car and vomit profusely, and then she would lie
in bed for several days after the treatment. And I
thought to myself and my fifteen year old, sixteen year
old self, like, wait a second. Here was my health sister, healthy, vibrant, functional,
at the highest level of expression, ready to step into
a military career. And now they've died, created this diagnosis,
and they're giving her quote unquote a treatment and she's vomiting,
she's sick, her hair's falling out, and she's wasting away.
This isn't like, shouldn't you be doing something if you
want to be healthy, shouldn't be doing something that makes
you healthy, not something that makes you sick. It was
a very innocent observation, but it ate away in my
mind for years, and I went to university and I
studied this stuff, and I went and followed all these experts,
and I went through serve for the American Anti Cancer Institute,
and I saw this over and over and over again. Now,
I'm not here to condemn all the people are what
they're doing. I just I'm looking at it and I'm
going I think there's a better way. I mean, chemotherapy
treatment has been the state for what sixty seventy years.
We haven't come up to do We have better cars
and better planes and better technology in the last sixty years,
but we don't have better treatments in regards to poisoning
people with this thing. I don't know. So I'm like, Okay,
if you want to do that, I'm all four, Hey,
that's fine. I'm looking at creating a different model. And
this goes back to regulation. Many of the breakthrough treatments
around the world, whether it's stem cells, cancer treatment, unique
therapies are prevented from being developed and put through in
the United States and people have to fly to other
parts in the world to go and get these treatments.
And they're astoundingly effective, but they're condemned insider media, insider institutions,
inside our political processes, and as citizens, we need to
demand that you know, what no more, and we need
to search out and seek out other options, and that's
what we do. We have a research with in Bosnia,
for example, because I can get so much more science
done inside that institution over there at a fraction of
the cost than I can in the United States. So
that advances the way we develop our products and services
in the company.
Speaker 1: So I want to talk about that in a second,
because I've always been fascinated by the lab and having
your lab has to be mind blowing. But you're talking
about all this travel, and this is one of the
things I think RFK Junior needs to do because he's
he's he's really going after the childhood obesity. I know
that's near near your hearts. Is a new dad. And
make sure that Leonard's doing well. I'm sure he is
with his mass simes and the products that you give
him all of Yeah, I know, and I talk about
that often. But he also is going after the Obesity's
going after the autism. Let's figure that out, you know,
I think it's absolutely environmental and chemically driven. I give
him an a on that and a and the obesity
thing until he really goes and bans some shots and
you know, what shots I'm talking about. They're COVID shots.
Until that happens, I can't give him an A plus.
But if he would turn the corner on some of
these things. For instance, you talked about traveling somewhere. I
go to Mexico. I go to renew Healthcare in Mexico
because they down their culture stem cells. That means they
get to reject eighty percent of them biblical cords they
get weigh they get to reject them. And you'll get this,
you'll understand how important this is. They source the umbilical
cords from a hospital next door to their facility, So
they take the umbilical cords downstairs to their lab. That's
where they analyze them. Right, So they never have to
travel them, they never have to do anything to molest them.
Once they accept them and they process them, then they
can culture the very best of them to make sure
they're always getting the best stuff. United States. What can
you do? You can take an umbilical cord, chop it
up and basically use that.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: You can't do any of the processing, et cetera. So
people travel there, they travel to South America. You mentioned that,
so our retirement accounts and our retirement future are about
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have these limits placed upon him, then what other limits
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you remember d MSL. This stuff was It served to
solve cidees issues, EE issues, EAR issues, and the FDA
effectively ban that. Congress fought out of that for sixteen years.
And you guys have had to locate your lab in Bosnia.
I mean, okay, so it costs less. I'm sure you'd
like to be able to have it in America, but
you can do more science there. You can be more
thoughtful and more diligent in Bosnia than you can in
the United States. Yeah, okay, talk about that. That's mind
blowing to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So we created a private partnership partnership with a
private university called the Birch International University, who has a
microbiology lab. Yeah, and we wanted to start to look
at when number one, how do you go beyond lab essays?
How do you determine a real bioavailability of a product
not just does it not have the talks and there
it has this percentage of is it active? Well, how
does it impact the bacteria cultures? What combinations work together?
What are the advanceantages and disadvantages of different compounds? And
they work synergicicly together. And so you need a microbiology
lab to do that. You need to see if it
gets in the cells, all of those things that institutions
are supposed to do. Now, if I was to go
to one of the big main universities, and I'll share
with you an insight that happened to me a little
over twenty see nineteen ninety nine, two thousand. In two thousand,
I was invited to go to a big university that
everybody would recognize to develop a nutritional supplement product here
in the United States. And I sat down with the
head of the department in that university and he told
me this. He's like, for one hundred thousand dollars, we
will develop a study for you that will prove the
efficacy of that product using like insects or something. And
I'll sign my masters student to it and we'll turn
that out. And that was going to be considered legitimate research. Now,
if I wanted to actually do legitimate research at that university.
It's going to cost me millions of dollars. It's going
to have to go through a whole regulatory body, it's
going to have to have human trials, it's going to
have to all have there's a whole loast of things
that are going to have to go through. It's going
to take me decades. Now as a company, you need
the speed of response. So what we do is we
just send everything to our lab in Bosnia. They're not
limited by all the regulatory elements of the federal government
and the institutional ossification. You know, for example, you have
to have DEI statements at universities in order to put
it to get funding. If you don't put DEI, you
can't get the funding. So what does that have to
do with what happens in a Petri dish?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Nothing? So we're talking about that. So what do we
do over there? We send this stuff in, We go, hey,
we need to know this, this, this, and that's great.
A week later we get the data. Okay, we got that,
well what about this? What about this? What about this?
And then we keep refining, refining, So the speed of
refinement is happening, and we have literally, I think it's
almost thirty PhDs and master students. We bought them special equipment,
so they're excited because we actually provided the equipment that
they needed to get their PhDs and master these master
students and they get to work with a public private partnership,
so they understand the mechanics of how the university system
can support the business world and how the business world
can support the university system in a symbiotic relationship instead
of an antithetical one which we have in America where
the educational institutes attack business people, and the business people
think that we don't want your ideological bs running our company,
and so they're at odds with each other when they
should be working symbiotically together to make a better work.
We need the egg heads and we need the grinders
at the end of the day, that's what makes them
robust and forward moving society, and in our institutions right now,
we've ossified those two elements and hitting them against each
other instead of recognizing, hey, and the results have been
dastardly for the health and well being of Americans across
the world. And so we're here to say, you know,
what we're gonna do. Whatever we take, We're gonna go
wherever we need to do. And then we're going to
take back that science and we're gonna plug it into this,
into our products and services, and we're gonna fight the
good fight. And we're gonna have an army of super healthy,
vibrant people using our products or services or education and
transforming the transforming people through a magnetic approach. Because when
they see you, or they say me, or they see
all of the advocates and affiliates that we have out
there saying what are you doing? Well, yeah, I'm getting
up and I'm doing my rucksack, I'm doing my training.
I'm well, how do you have the energy? Well, I
have a dietary practice, I follows, I have a nutrition program.
I'm addressing my genetic limitations this way. I'm using these
elements to augment and transform what's possible. And you're a
living testimonial to this process. And we're just small contributor
to that whole element. And that's what we're here to do.
Speaker 1: And look, I address this. I want to ask you
a question in a second about a fake meat product.
Meat product. I know that you are a vegetarian. This
is actual meat. But I want to talk about the
process of it because I don't think they've gone through
this standard you have. So I'll go into your lab
and what you guys have done. Let me tell you
how I explained this with people, and I'll start with
an absurd observation that happened to me the other day
in the gym. So we're prepping for MURF because Murph
is a big thing in the CrossFit community. I was
sharing this with you before we started recording. So when
you're prepping for MURF, you kind of do the elements
of it. So there's a workout called Cindy, which is
pull ups, push ups, air squads for as many rounds
as possible in twenty minutes, and then you run your
miles and you might do mile hill runs and weighted runs.
And the end of the day, had this thing in
the gym where I did wearing a vest, so forty
five pound vest, I did ninety single jump ropes and
then an eighteen foot rope climb, and then put my
feet up on a box and did a fourteen inch
declined push ups for ten and then picked up a
bar lightweight bar sixty five pounds, but with the vest
doing overhead squats down to twelve inch target, so twenty
of those as many rounds as possible as I could
do that in twenty minutes. And I get done with that.
It's kind of sweaty. A guy my age walks over
to me. He goes, Man, that was impressed that. I go, Oh,
I don't think so I do this a lot. You
already asked me? Wait is he goes how He goes,
let me ask you a question, like, what do you
do for cardio? Did did you just watch what I
just did? Like that's pretty cardio intensive. He goes, well,
you should understand I'm a runner, so I mean real cardio.
I'm like, got it? Oh, oh okay, real cardio. I explained,
that's a big part of what I do. But then
I talk about my obsession with water, so one hundred
and sixty to two hundred ounces of water before I
get hurt of the studio at seven thirty in the morning.
I explained my use of caffeine and why I use it.
But then I talk about your products, and one of
the ones I've talked about is mass signs. You guys
made this available to me. And asked me to start
talking about So I started using it six or eight
months ago. This thing has been a big change for
me in lean muscle. I can see it, friends have
seen it. I've actually had friends. My friend Zach Abraham
comes on and talks about finance with us once a week.
Zach started thinking about two weeks ago. He had a
question for you about that, by the way, which I
will ask he sought in his muscle retention and storting
and lean muscle. But I'm thinking about your lab and
what you just told me. And then last time I
got an update from you guys. You guys just made
this thirty percent more effective, and it was Birchan on
Ash University. You did this test that this product, and
you guys did a side by side placebo, which, by
the way, RFK Junior wants to do because our stink
and FDA wasn't doing placebo tests with vaccines. Can you
imagine they didn't do that. They tested vaccines against vaccines.
You found out you get sixteen hundred times more amino
acids in our bodies by virtue of using mass signs
than without. And then I get from you guys this update. Hey,
we're thirty percent more effective? A, how does it feel
to know you guys do placebo testing and vaccine companies
don't have to through the FDA? And B how do
you get thirty percent more effectiveness efficacy out of that product?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Great questions, by the way, and I don't know how.
The first question is, I don't know how you run
those studies and they call it safe and effects, and
so the sciences settled. First off, When anybody says sciences settled,
science is an ongoing process which leads to exactly what
I just which leads to the second part of the question.
Science is about looking at whatever model that you are
putting onto the world and recognizing that it is a model.
It is not the absolute truth. There's a flawed element
to it. So you go through the scientific method to
keep challenging your current paradigm in the hope of continuing
to improve. And one of our values in the and
our company is the continued pursuit of excellence. And what
that means is is, no matter how good that our
products might be, we accept the possible ability that they
could be better, and we commit to the process of
continuing to approve. And excellence is its own reward. Excellence
is not a destination, it is a pursuit, and we
are pursuing excellence as stewards because if we have that
standard in our lives and our family and our company,
in our business, in our country, then we know that
the future is secure for the generations to come because
they will continue that and things will continue to get better.
And as evidenced in the scientific literature, we've seen a
decline in life expectancy. We've seen a decline in the
health of our children, which means as a country, we've
moved away from that process and we're bucking that trend,
so to go. To answer your question specifically, we test
all of the raw ingredients. A raw ingredient is they
have this enzyme that's made in Japan, and they have
this enzyme that's made in America, and that ends on that. Now,
with mass symes, there's seventeen different types of enzymes in
it to cover virtually every different kind of possible food
you'd ever eat. There are cofactors that you can add
to this that will amplify the effectiveness of those enzymes,
and there are different manufactures of the enzymes that will
make a better working enzyme. This isn't intuitive. By the way,
you cannot accept anything. It might say one hundred percent.
It's got this enzyme, this protealytic enzyme. It comes from
this company. It meets all of the standards, all of
the lab assays you test it. There's another one that
comes from another company. They say the same thing, and
another one from another company. You put the three of
them against each other and it's like, oh, those aren't
the same enzyme because it doesn't work the same. And
so what we do is we we we separate the
wheat from the shape we set for the claims from
the actual productivity. And then when you have seventeen different
enzymes plus a bunch of cofactors, so there's maybe twenty
to twenty five elements that go into that product. Okay,
if you can get one or two percent better on
any one of those things, or five or ten percent better,
every single ingredient becomes a multiplying factor. So with a
few tweaks, a ten percent improvement here, a two percent
provemn here, a five percent improvement here, guess what, all
of a sudden, you have a thirty percent more effective product.
Speaker 1: So here's what's impressive. To me is you guys have
been established for decades.
Speaker 2: You didn't You didn't.
Speaker 1: I subscribed to the products. I didn't get an increased price.
When you increase the effectiveness, everyone else will do that.
So a thank you for that. B. I want to
ask you about this meat product here a second, but
let me ask you this. My friend Zach, huge, great
great brother of mine, big partner in the show. He
his wife started taking this and they expected to be
able to steward lean muscle better. Zach's trying to put
some on. He's a little younger than me, he's about
forty four years old. But they said they're sleeping better
with mass times. I put that down to bloating, because
I know this fight's bloating. But I told him I
would ask as a favorite to you, why are they
sleeping better with mass simes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, great question. So undigested proteins that you get into
your intestine track is so if you don't completely digest
your protein, and protein has an advantage that it creates
high satide. But the downside of too much protein in
your diet is that the undigested one speed bad bacteria
and that seeps into our blood system and we have
an immune system response to that. Our white blood cell
goes up and we attack that because we think it's
a virus or anything. So if you look at sleep scores,
for example, the number one thing that will disrupt your
sleep at night is eating before bad and that is
because your body has to work when it's supposed to
be resting. The other element is is that when you
take mass signs particularly it's got you know, five different
types of proteases. That's the enzyme that breaks down protein.
None of those undigested proteins are going to be able
to feed the bad bacteria. Bad bacteria producings like Indel, skate,
call et cetera. These are neurotoxins which get your brain
spinning and directions it shouldn't. So when you add mass
SIGs number one, you get way more amino acids to
your muscle that allows you to recover and feel better
and to grow the muscles that you're saying, so your
recovery speeds up. You don't need as much protein to
get the amino acid. You don't need protein, you need
amino acid. I competed at the Mister Universe eating eighty
five grams of protein because I was getting all of
the amino acids from it, where someone else is eating
two hundred and fifty grams and not getting up. Now,
I'm not saying that you have to eat eighty five grams.
I'm saying one to eat two hundred mets. It's probably
two to two hundred fifs of protein today and he
uses mass tim stuff set it. But when you starve
out those bad bacterias and pethrom is, another aspect of
our probiotic breakthrough, yeah, would rebranded as that's a proteolytic chrobiotic.
So the two work in symbiotic combination. But ultimately you're
not producing these neurochemistry chemicals that disrupt your sleep process
and the melatonin production that you naturally occur, and you
sleep better because you don't have undigested food and bad
bacteria feeding toxins into your brain. That's how it works.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 2: So you feel great, you don't have bloating, don't have glass,
You become regular and boom, you're at your best self,
building muscle and feeling strong and I live and longer.
Speaker 1: I love that this and I noticed the difference in
that right away. I've noticed that with Magnesian breakthrough as well.
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Then we went to see it in the studio with
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that was a movie that was very difficult to get
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Angel dot com slash Todd. So let me ask you this,
because you're a vegetarian. You just talking about mister Universe.
You've been in a gym with Arnold, been in a
gym with RFK Junior. I was just reading about these
restaurants that are beginning to serve and this is gross
to me, and I know you don't eat meat, so
probably maybe less gross or maybe more gross to you.
Three D printed meat and they're taking stem cells that
create fat and tendin and meat. They're culturing them in
what they call a nutrient rich environment with lots of
heat in other words, like you would make mold, and
then they are growing it into these elements. They put
it into a styleless gun like a stylist. Then they
draw meat and here's where a layer of fat goes,
and here's a tendon, and here's muscle. And then this
printer like I mean, pukes this stuff out and they
cook it up and serve it. But there was a
secret ingredient to this I'm reading about. Do you want
to know how they're accelerating the growth of that, because
it takes a while to get a cow to the
point where you can harvest the cow, Like if you're
responsible rancher and you're not putting a bunch of steroids
in the cow, it takes two or three years. We're
not putting beef on the table in nine months, which
is horrifying because of other growth hormones, et cetera. They're
using agents that that cause cancer to accelerate the cell
growth and then people yum, yum, you know, yummy, delicious
tumor how does this turn out well for mankind? And
am I wrong headed to think this seems like a
very very stupid idea.
Speaker 2: Well, well, let's we can go and look at food
science over the last eighty years. And I'm not an
expert on what they're doing or the meat stuff or
me to you, but what I can say. What I
can say is we can look backwards and see what
we've done in sort of the metabolizing of products and
sweeteners and taste elements and the use of sugar and
refined products and the present preservatives that have gone into
our food supply in other areas over the last eighty years,
which is following under the AHA tests regularly like what
the hell's causing people to get so fat now and
so sick and so much disease. What we know is
so far our food chemistry development, ninety plus percent of
it has resulted in the detrimental outcomes for health overall,
and I would say ten percent have probably been to
the positive side. Let's say let's call it a a
Preto's distribution at eighty twenty twenty percent good, eighty percent bad.
I don't know about that, but what I would say
is any time that you if you look at all
the dietary practices that are out there and all of
the healthiest, most vibrant people I've ever met, the one
element that I would say that is concordant, whether they're
vegetarians or carnivoirs or raw foodists or chito folks, is
whole natural food with out all of the additives, chemicals, hormones,
and drugs, seems to produce the best health outcomes period.
Speaker 1: Agreed. Now, let me ask you a taste question. I
know you're vegetarian, but how yummy does that fake meat
sound to you?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, let's say let's let's let's be clear.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: If I if I go to the grocery or the
convenience store and I get, you know, the gooey ooey chocolate, whateverness,
it tastes damn good. Like I know that there are
some great chemists out there that could make really bad
things for me taste really good and hijacked my brain,
So I'm not I would say the more addictive the
flavor is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the more likely.
Speaker 2: That that's been artificially rafted to hook you into something
that's not.
Speaker 1: That's one of the best formulations you've ever saw.
Speaker 2: To the show.
Speaker 1: I want to say that again, the more would you say,
the more tasty and addictive it is, the more likely
it's been manipulated to make it that way. And that
is exactly the case with fast foods. And I've talked
about this at LinkedIn the show. I've been to the Burbank,
California Taco Bell test kitchen when I was in their
offices and I was walking past a classroom and there
was this massive chemical compound put up on the whiteboard
and I couldn't begin to understand it. But I asked
the lady what is that. She goes, Oh, that's where
our food chemists work. And I've learned later that this
is all about our synapses. How do you kick start dopamine?
How do you kick start seratonin? How do you get
people in an insulin chase? If more people understood insulin
chasing and how people get on this insulin chase. Because
when I weighed about four hundred pounds weigh all I
could think about was this fast food and I did
not know that I was an insulin addict. That's what
they've done to us. And if RFK jor could get
an A, and I want to boil this back down
to RFK Junior, if he could get an A for me,
it would be this true labeling of our foods to
warn people that they're addictive, a section of the grocery
store that has no additives, that we promote the section
that you get tax rid up for that section, that
there are no additives in it, that there are no sugars,
that this is just pure foods and no GMOs, none
of that. And then of course the COVID shots being
banned from the market that gets him an A for me.
Is there anything you'd add or anything that could give
him an A or an aplus as he gets to
go through at least this four year term with President Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a couple elements that I think that needs
to be focused on. And number one, reducing the profitability
of the pharmaceutical elements, and that I would say moving
into and addressing an insurance model that rewards people who
take health related choices, that reduces our insurance premiums inside
the health care system, so that I am you know
at the end of the day. Warren Buffett said this
better than anyone else. He said, every year when I
do my financial analysis, I try to address perverse incentives,
and I think I have the model, and then at
the end of the year I have to redo my
model again because I didn't do it enough. After eighty
years of investing, he recognized that what you incentivize will
lead to the results. And at the end of the day,
we do not incentivize people in a way that if
they make healthy choices it makes a difference in their
financial bottom line, the insurance they pay, the health rewards,
those elements. We actually be incentivize those people, and we
INCENTI devise people to be sick and to go on
to these treatments and to be on these these the
treatment of disease, not the cure of disease, because that
creates the recurring revenue model for the pharmaceutical industrial complex
that keeps people alive but unwell and dependent on artificial
chemistry to essentially destroy the value of living.
Speaker 1: I second that that's a great addition. The in fact
have outlawed in some states it's illegal for health insurance
companies to give you a bonus for being healthy and
for being proactively, Like I would pay a lot to
be able to join a health insurance company that respects
someone who has been as proactive as possible body composition,
aerobic capacity, work capacity, muscle composition, because I work hard
to have that and I should get rewarded for that
in health and life insurance, and they just don't do that.
I love that idea. I need to share with you
something that's pretty important, and this is about a mistake
that happens at Renew Healthcare. And obviously these are partners
of mine, they're very dear friends. I've grown to have
a good friendship with Steve and Jim who run the place,
and the guys who drive me around down there and
do more than that. They don't just drive around their
operationsal people, and Hector is taking on some work at
the hyperbaric oxygen chamber, the therapy room. But when mistakes happen,
I want to make sure that I address this as
much as I address the good stuff. This comes from
a patient whose wife is down there getting some very
very important care, in fact, life extending care, and he
writes this testifying to the quality of Renew You know, no,
it's a problem, it's a mistake.
Speaker 2: But listen to this.
Speaker 1: My wife had a stem cell treatment this morning at
nine am. Jim is one of the bosses there medicine
the lobby and said sorry, her dose of stem cells
had an issue and went bad. They were scheduled for
tomorrow morning. The tech check the batch of stem cells
and they still weren't working. Amazing. Knowing that the standards
are so high, he said, they wouldn't have hurt her
at all. They simply wouldn't have done anything. And they
want results, quality of product, and pride and ownership and service.
Very cool. Truly, they could have just put that stuff
into his wife's body and it's just one batch and
she's down there for the long haul, it's one day
out of ninety. But they didn't and they won't. Now.
The stem cell stuff that they deal with the United
States is so far different from the advanced version. What
they do then there, and I've talked about this. They
can test everything because they have their own lab and
this starts with the umbilical cord they take ownership of,
They walk it downstairs into the lab. They reject eighty
percent of the umbilical cords they receive or the stem
cells thereof, because they're not efficacious the stuff they do
in the States. Hey, here's some frozen stem cells that
came through FedEx. Where'd they come from? Well, I no, no,
So make your choice. If you're suffering from ourth and
they say the only thing is surgery or pills, or
it's back surgery or nothing, or you have neurological issues
or even aesthetic things, or even e D simsus can
help all of that because they bring those portions of
the body frankly kind of effectively back to life. Website
is renewed dot Healthcare or E and U E dot Healthcare. Reminder,
ME and Zach Abraham are going to be down there
June seventh to the eleventh, So if you're in the
pipeline for treatment, see if you can get it bumped
up to that time. Zach and I are already committed
to taking people out to dinner, and there's people already
done there. It's in ue dot Healthcare. What's next for
bib to us is is there any products you can
tell us that are in the pipeline that I need
to know about or that the audience needs to know
about that. You can give us a heads up on
you are sparking right now. You have something, you have something.
Speaker 2: We've got a couple of great ones. Okay, we got
a couple of great ones. Went down the pipeline. Okay,
we've just crafted and I don't know if this is
a tell, but I'll probably get in trouble for this.
Speaker 1: You're an owner, you're a boss.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I have partners. But we have a
multidextrin free electrolyte. Most of the electrolytes that people are
taken out of the has secretly has multidextrin in it,
which is a sugar compound that makes an addictive factor
to make it taste. We've busted through that model. We
have one that's coming out soon. We have another product
in around methylation, which is addressing the genetic limitations like
people that have mtfr greenes or whatever to be able
to absorb and develop and digest their products. We've also
crafted three new molecules. We've made new molecules that have
a better uptake and delivery inside the system than anything
out there. Those are you coming out in the not
too distant future. And then we have it's going to
drop on the Gary Brecka podcast. We are going to
be making to a select group of people the Metamorphosis
Training available, which is our cognitive enhancement training program that
we do for five days which increases your IQ and
EQ by as much as usually. It's an eight to
twelve point gain in a week's time using the latest
neurofeedback development technology, so you could do more, be more
and function more will feeling like everything else is easier. Okay, well,
and we want to make that to the popway.
Speaker 1: What do you do for listen, I bet new molecules
in such I just changed the human structure there in mind.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Thank you for coming on, my friend, and thank you
for the years of partnership. And I look forward to
having you on again, my brother, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Way always a pleasure time. Keep up there in good
luck on the Memorial Day, I know you're going to
crush it.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. Thank you very much. This is the
Todd Herman Show. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
Please make every effort to walk in the light of Christ,
the very Christ who gave you this body. We just
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