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Speaker 1: Excuse me on the last conversation we heard here on
Speaker 1: Paranoid and you told me something that there's a larger
Speaker 1: truth about cholesterol and also diabetes. But this precise episode
Speaker 1: will be dedicated on the truth, the historical value and
Speaker 1: what the present day tells you about cholesterol. Please how
Speaker 1: does is what it causes cholesterol in the first place?
Speaker 1: And let me please let the people know where they
Speaker 1: can find you.
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Speaker 2: You can find me on Instagram at deplorable Janet. So
Speaker 2: cholesterol is not what we have been sold or told
Speaker 2: all along, because your body actually manufactures cholesterol every single
Speaker 2: day that you are alive. It produces at least two
Speaker 2: hundred milligrams of cholesterol a day. And cholesterol is actually
Speaker 2: super important for the body because it helps in multiple
Speaker 2: different facets. Number one, it helps to manufacture vitamin D.
Speaker 2: So if your cholesterol levels are screwed up and you're
Speaker 2: not producing enough vitamins D and you don't go out
Speaker 2: in the sun, you're gonna have a problem. It also
Speaker 2: produces all of your sex hormones, so testosterone, estrogen, progesterone,
Speaker 2: all of that stuff is necessary to have cholesterol to
Speaker 2: produce those Wow, so you know, those things can be
Speaker 2: a bigger problem later on in life. But it is
Speaker 2: also a protectant for the neurons in your brain. And
Speaker 2: the neurons are what makes your central nervous system function.
Speaker 2: And so, uh, if your cholesterols levels are too high
Speaker 2: or too lower, whatever, then you have problems with mobility, memory,
Speaker 2: brain frog. You know, all of the all of the
Speaker 2: stuff that normally goes on. Plus it provides like fluidity
Speaker 2: for your cell membranes because they they have to have
Speaker 2: kind of like a slippery type surface, uh huh to
Speaker 2: be able to function and to move in your body.
Speaker 2: And so cholesterol also does that. And it is also
Speaker 2: essential in forming and creating bile, which breaks down and
Speaker 2: dissolves fats in your body.
Speaker 1: Okay, use it a mouthful. And I have to bring
Speaker 1: this into strong points. First of all, I have a
Speaker 1: fucking question. Yep, cheerios, Honey, the cheerios, it fights cholesterol, Masola,
Speaker 1: canola oil? Oh wow o cooking oils they say it
Speaker 1: fights cholesterol. Wait, does cholesterol need to be fought? First
Speaker 1: of all, that's a field question.
Speaker 2: Well, yes and no. But everything that we've been told
Speaker 2: about it is bullshit because, like I said, your body
Speaker 2: creates at least two hundred milligrams of cholesterol on its
Speaker 2: own per day. So eighty percent of the cholesterol in
Speaker 2: our bodies is created in our bodies. The foods that
Speaker 2: we ingest usually only account for about twenty percent of
Speaker 2: the cholesterol makeup. Now here's the kicker. Here's the kicker.
Speaker 2: HDL and LDL, which is what everybody hears about when
Speaker 2: they go to the doctor. They get a lipid panel
Speaker 2: drawn and they're like, oh, your ldl's too low, or
Speaker 2: your HDL is too high or whatever. They are not cholesterol.
Speaker 2: They are actually proteins that carry the cholesterol that your
Speaker 2: body manufactures. The HDL, which they've sold as good cholesterol,
Speaker 2: is not cholesterol at all. It carries cholesterol particles to
Speaker 2: your liver to be broken down because HDL is called
Speaker 2: high density lipoprotein, which means that it's larger in size,
Speaker 2: So it carries the HDL through your body to your
Speaker 2: liver to be broken down into smaller particles. And there
Speaker 2: is not just the LDL. There's a vl DL and
Speaker 2: an IDL which are different size particles of cholesterol. Now,
Speaker 2: what happens when your body carries the HDL to the
Speaker 2: liver to be broken up and synthesized to be reused
Speaker 2: by your body, Uh huh, Your liver actually produces what's
Speaker 2: called APPO B one hundred and that is kind of
Speaker 2: like a bouncer at a door at a nightclub. Right,
Speaker 2: if it recognizes you, it will let you in with
Speaker 2: no problem. So it is responsible for letting cholesterol particles
Speaker 2: into the liver to be processed so that it turns around,
Speaker 2: makes them smaller, and then they change into LDL, which
Speaker 2: is low density lipoproteins to be taken back out of
Speaker 2: the liver and back to your body. So what they've
Speaker 2: told us, what they've told us all along, is bullshit,
Speaker 2: because they're not it's not cholesterol, they're actually protein particles
Speaker 2: that carry cholesterol molecules to the liver for repurposing by
Speaker 2: the body.
Speaker 1: And then talking about the repurposing part, because this would
Speaker 1: mean that all of these strategic ingredients for food that
Speaker 1: we consume every single day, French fries, cereal hamburger, even
Speaker 1: extra virgin olive oil fights cholesterol. This would mean then
Speaker 1: even these organic foods that are again quote unquote fighting cholesterol,
Speaker 1: are actually making you have less testostrom like you said,
Speaker 1: and the side effects right, correct, This is what I
Speaker 1: mean when you are at war with everything around you
Speaker 1: and everything that you consume, even to a cellular and
Speaker 1: molecular level, it's microscopic. The war has been inngaged and
Speaker 1: we have been in a World War three since it started.
Speaker 1: Now quite frankly, I don't remember. I'm thirty three years old.
Speaker 1: I don't remember a time where Cheerios didn't fight cholesterol.
Speaker 1: And this episode is not right to you by Cheerios.
Speaker 1: I'm just walking brought.
Speaker 2: To you by Vizor. No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is wicked. It's wicked. Okay, So inflammation in
Speaker 1: the body, this is the next step I wanted to
Speaker 1: talk to you about. Now you're telling us that cholesterol
Speaker 1: has been targeted on the music Cholesterol very lightly here
Speaker 1: with potential Martineer has been targeted to be attacked by
Speaker 1: the food industry, by the pharmaceutical industry, by the doctors,
Speaker 1: by the people that are playing this game for the
Speaker 1: majority of the public. And I'm one hundred percent sure
Speaker 1: that the billionaires, the people that study the stars, the
Speaker 1: people in charge, the elites, don't eat this food. They
Speaker 1: grow their own food, and they know the truth behind
Speaker 1: it because they're the ones implying their part.
Speaker 2: Or they have personal private chefs right that make their
Speaker 2: mails and do the shopping and stuff like that, and
Speaker 2: they can afford to import foods from other countries that
Speaker 2: don't have all the chemical and the processing that ours do.
Speaker 1: They want to push retirement. You could get collection your
Speaker 1: money up to I think seventy five. I believe Pelosi
Speaker 1: said you wanted to push it up to twenty seventy five.
Speaker 1: Yet people are expected to only make it elect to
Speaker 1: seventy two and average correct me if I'm wrong. What
Speaker 1: the fuck the average person?
Speaker 2: If if you die at a younger age via the
Speaker 2: diets that they tell you that you should follow for this,
Speaker 2: that and the other, or you know, soy and everything,
Speaker 2: highly processeduff medications, whatever, if you die before the time
Speaker 2: to retect to collect your retirement, then they don't have
Speaker 2: to pay you, right, absolutely.
Speaker 1: This is why. And I don't want to make this
Speaker 1: into a COVID relationship and a COVID conversation, but it's
Speaker 1: funny how the wave of people that died first above
Speaker 1: sixty years old. It was the elderly that people got
Speaker 1: died first. The people that were taking the respirators from
Speaker 1: were the elderly. The people that are out of work
Speaker 1: and are collecting right now social Security are the elderly.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, when the freaking vaccination popped up,
Speaker 1: it was firstly introduced to the elderly. It's a sequence,
Speaker 1: bro It's a sequence. This is amazing. Okay, Okay, inflammation.
Speaker 1: Tell me how that starts. How is this diagnosed?
Speaker 2: Well, here's one of the things that causes inflammation in
Speaker 2: your body. So you know, I said, particles are broken
Speaker 2: down in the liver and repurposed via this apple B
Speaker 2: one hundred that you have in your liver. However, if
Speaker 2: that doesn't recognize the HDL cholesterol particles that are being carried,
Speaker 2: then it doesn't let them in. It doesn't make them smaller.
Speaker 2: And so what happens is those particles stay outside of
Speaker 2: the liver and then they start to break down, they
Speaker 2: start to oxidize, and oxidization actually causes inflammation in the joints.
Speaker 2: And here's another fun fact, and this is one of
Speaker 2: the leading causes of cholesterol issues outside of the liver
Speaker 2: being damaged from cholesterolmeds or other prescription medications, is actually
Speaker 2: a B twelve deficiency. B twelve deficiency is so important
Speaker 2: in the inflammation process because B twelve only comes from
Speaker 2: meat sources animal proteins, and the highest concentration of B
Speaker 2: twelve that you can get is actually from red meat.
Speaker 2: And how often, at wait a minute, how often do
Speaker 2: they tell you, oh, you should only have red meat
Speaker 2: once a week. You shouldn't eat red meat. Red meat
Speaker 2: is bad for you. You're damaging your own body because you
Speaker 2: have you're creating a B twelve deficiency in your body,
Speaker 2: which is causing inflammation in your joints and in your organs.
Speaker 1: I spoke about eating red meats, and this is what
Speaker 1: I was almost going to interrupt you. And I have
Speaker 1: a friend that shoots BE twelve directly to his bloodstream.
Speaker 2: Bad, I dam I'll explain that in a second.
Speaker 1: Chake this out. Now, this shout out goes to Juan.
Speaker 1: He is my Bible thumping Christian sparring partner. Every morning
Speaker 1: we go to church, so wherever, and this is what
Speaker 1: he told me. I'm not talking to you about the
Speaker 1: Bible so you can become Christian is because I see
Speaker 1: that you're hungry for the truth, and I accept the truth.
Speaker 1: I really, really, I am interested in learning more about
Speaker 1: the So we go to church every morning. We have
Speaker 1: mass every morning, whatever you want to call it. Whether
Speaker 1: there's two people talking about Jesus Christ, that's church. Baby. Now,
Speaker 1: we go to church every single day. We're fucking it
Speaker 1: up and we spart each other, and I challenge his
Speaker 1: ideas and I challenge word and now and then he
Speaker 1: comes like he closed it up, right, Matt, shout us
Speaker 1: to Juan, check us out. The do today told me
Speaker 1: you're not supposed to eat meat because it gets stuck
Speaker 1: in the canals of your large intestine. And right as well,
Speaker 1: oh my god, from the horse's mouth. First of all,
Speaker 1: let's let's let's just a guy with the B twelve
Speaker 1: that shoots it straight to his butt.
Speaker 2: Okay, what happens. So B twelve is actually called coobalamine,
Speaker 2: the B twelve injections that are rampant at the doctor's offices,
Speaker 2: not just in that, but it's also marketed in energy
Speaker 2: shots and whatever where it's like a cocktail with with
Speaker 2: B twelve. Right, it's not act functioning B twelve. It
Speaker 2: is cianocobalamine, which means that instead of just being B twelve,
Speaker 2: which is cobalamine, it has cyanide particles attached. Now, cyanide
Speaker 2: is dangerous to the human body. But they've marketed this
Speaker 2: very geniusly, right that that is the actual organic name
Speaker 2: for B twelve, and it is not B twelve is
Speaker 2: just coblamine, and it comes from animal sources, So that
Speaker 2: the B twelve that's on the market is actually synthetic.
Speaker 2: It is lab manufactured B twelve.
Speaker 1: Which is to keep taking it right.
Speaker 2: B B twelve only comes from animal sources, so they're
Speaker 2: not injecting you with animal meat when you go to
Speaker 2: the doctor. This is a manufactured, synthesized form of B twelve.
Speaker 1: Is an amazing bomb. You know what I'm doing. Throw
Speaker 1: his freaking night, Gustavo. Yo, bro, this episode goes out
Speaker 1: to you, dedicating this shit out to your dog. You
Speaker 1: needs to bump this ship, bro, massive love to every
Speaker 1: single person out there. And if he doesn't shooting that ship,
Speaker 1: I swear of fucking you know, mix him up. He's
Speaker 1: a big hoky dude. He goes through the gym olasso,
Speaker 1: he shoots a B twelve and he gets pumped up
Speaker 1: two three days and then he's in a bad mood.
Speaker 1: M hm, he's in a bad mood. He has a
Speaker 1: Fucci face. He has really bad energy, and he's a
Speaker 1: little sluggish and he wants to be on his ass
Speaker 1: and I'm like, yo, like.
Speaker 2: B twelve is for B twelve from the doctor's office.
Speaker 2: Is packaged and sold to people as this is your
Speaker 2: energy boost. This will boost your energy. No, it does not,
Speaker 2: because it has cyanide particles attached to it. Cyanide is
Speaker 2: toxic to the human body period. And here's here's a
Speaker 2: little fun fat. Yeah, it's not just the B twelve
Speaker 2: at the doctor's office that contains cyanide. There are multiple
Speaker 2: different cyanide sources that people eat in their diets on
Speaker 2: a regular basis. Almonds, a lot of people take better
Speaker 2: apricot seeds, better apricot oil. Those also produce or have
Speaker 2: cyanide in them. And cyanide when broken down into the
Speaker 2: body creates cellular death because it's a toxin.
Speaker 1: But then, okay, look, so so again, another coworker, I'm
Speaker 1: surrounded with a lot of people that have issues right now.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just what happens, you know, everybody has, right.
Speaker 1: This coworker of mine is going through the problem of
Speaker 1: a fatty liver and he's eating almonds and he's dieting
Speaker 1: in it. So he's low key killing himself.
Speaker 2: Right, And well, we will talk about the fatty liver
Speaker 2: because I've been through that myself. Right, But let me
Speaker 2: let me share with you, like why B twelve from
Speaker 2: animal sources is important. Right. B twelve is required by
Speaker 2: your body to control your nervous system. And so if
Speaker 2: you're not getting B twelve from from animal protein sources,
Speaker 2: you're going to be sluggish. You're going to be tired
Speaker 2: all the time. You're going to have headaches, brain fog,
Speaker 2: chronic fatigue issues. Obviously, you can get sick very easily.
Speaker 2: Your motor function skills are not good, memory impairment, all
Speaker 2: of that stuff. Right, It's also really important for what's
Speaker 2: called milein synthesis. Mielein actually attaches to your nerves and
Speaker 2: your nervous system makes them fire properly because it controls
Speaker 2: your your memory and your learning centers in your brain. Wow,
Speaker 2: that is why a lot of people have a very
Speaker 2: hard time learning new information or even using muscle memory
Speaker 2: that we have, like after an accident or something. It's
Speaker 2: more difficult now because of people's diets. It also is
Speaker 2: imperative for B twelve from animal sources for maturation of
Speaker 2: red blood cells in your body and for your bone marrow.
Speaker 2: So those two things on their own, if they are
Speaker 2: not allowed to continue, you know, growing or maturing your
Speaker 2: blood cells and your bone marrow, that is when a
Speaker 2: lot of disease creeps in. Right. Disase. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to say there's act such things, but that's when your
Speaker 2: body gets in a state of unwellness because your red
Speaker 2: blood cells carry iron and stuff throughout your body.
Speaker 1: So I feel like I'm at a doctor's office with
Speaker 1: a very holistic doctor telling me you're doing everything wrong.
Speaker 2: You are, you are no. And this a lot of
Speaker 2: this stuff comes from. And this is why it was
Speaker 2: important for me to do with this episode because I
Speaker 2: know a lot of people have cholesterol issues. The next
Speaker 2: one that we're going to do is the diabetes issue
Speaker 2: because it goes hand in hand with cholesterol stuff.
Speaker 1: Yea, So.
Speaker 2: Here's some things that cause issues with your cholesterol and
Speaker 2: causes your cholesterol to be out of balance. And the
Speaker 2: very first thing is any kind of damage to your liver.
Speaker 2: And if you read the package and CERTs on vaccinations,
Speaker 2: medications of any kind, they can cause liver damage because
Speaker 2: your liver is the detoxifying organ of your body. Right,
Speaker 2: So any medications and even the cholesterol medications right that
Speaker 2: they prescribe you at the doctor, damage your liver.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Inflammation is another one because oxidative stress, like I said,
Speaker 2: from the particles not breaking down because your liver is
Speaker 2: unhealthy will cause that problem to be twelve deficiency steroid
Speaker 2: use for all of those people that take steroids for
Speaker 2: chronic back pain or who are weightlifters, anything like that.
Speaker 2: If you use steroids on a regular basis, that's going
Speaker 2: to be a problem. And here's my favorite one. Anybody
Speaker 2: that takes a beta blocker. Beta blockers are heart medications.
Speaker 2: I myself, I'm on a beta blocker, have been for
Speaker 2: bons because I have a heart anomaly. Beta blockers actually
Speaker 2: cause your cholesterol to be higher because they're blocking the
Speaker 2: pathways in your in your system. And and beta. Okay,
Speaker 2: so the alpha or APPO B one hundred, APPO beta
Speaker 2: one hundred, so it is blocking those APPO B one
Speaker 2: hundred cells on your liver if you're taking a beta blocker,
Speaker 2: so your cholesterol levels aren't actually going to be higher. Also, diabetes,
Speaker 2: decreased thyroid or thyroid problems can cause problems like that
Speaker 2: kidney disease. And also something called hemochromatosis. Uh you know
Speaker 2: I said a minute ago. Your red blood cells are
Speaker 2: responsible for carrying you know, I particles and whatever through
Speaker 2: your bloodstream, and hemochromatosis it actually takes out way too
Speaker 2: much iron from your bloodstream. And when that happens, your
Speaker 2: body can't process it, It doesn't know what to do
Speaker 2: with it, so it stores it in your joints and
Speaker 2: in your organs. Most common ones, of course, are the liver,
Speaker 2: the brain, the kidneys, your pancres, hello, diabetes, all of
Speaker 2: those kind of things, in your joints, your skin, all
Speaker 2: of that, and eventually that causes your kidneys and stuff
Speaker 2: to shut down, causes organ failure. So how many people
Speaker 2: do you know that have diabetes or whatever that are
Speaker 2: also on dialysis. Yeah, it's from these things and it
Speaker 2: causes it to settle like your in your body. So
Speaker 2: one of the super duper important things for people to
Speaker 2: know is that inflammation is caused by three more than three,
Speaker 2: but three main culprits. That is sugar, which is in
Speaker 2: a damn near everything you eat. Fruits. Fruits have natural sugars,
Speaker 2: vegetables have natural sugars, and so the pushing of the
Speaker 2: vegan diet and stuff like that. I'm sorry if that's
Speaker 2: going to piss anyone off, but it's it's honest to
Speaker 2: God's treat seed, oils, oats, you know, carbohydrates, anything like
Speaker 2: that turns to sugar. Sugar is the number one cause
Speaker 2: of inflammation in the body. The second is alcohol. Hello again, sugar,
Speaker 2: but it's also made with barley and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and so staying away from grains is a great idea.
Speaker 2: And the third one is any type of adrenal gland dysfunction.
Speaker 2: And so your body is not able to do like
Speaker 2: the fight or flight hormones. So that gets all messed up.
Speaker 2: So your adrenal glands on your kidneys are not able
Speaker 2: to produce the hormones needed to maintain your body in homeostasis.
Speaker 2: So that's why inflammation is rampant in your body.
Speaker 1: So why let me ask you This is a freaking
Speaker 1: stupid question, but it just makes sense to ask why
Speaker 1: do they give bread before pasta at Olive Garden? Think
Speaker 1: you bread will get you fuller? Yes, and you won't
Speaker 1: buy no more pasta. I'm thinking, wait, now, you're telling
Speaker 1: me that.
Speaker 2: At a steakhouse. Yes, right, right, and so does the pasta.
Speaker 2: So here's here's a couple of things. Right, Because I
Speaker 2: told you I went through the whole fatty liver thing.
Speaker 2: My liver enzymes for whatever reason, we're sky flipping high
Speaker 2: and they're like, you're gonna probably need like an organ transplant.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, the hell I am. So here's a suggestion.
Speaker 2: If you're on cholesterol medication like crestore, liptour, anything like that,
Speaker 2: stop stop it, stop it, stop it. It is so
Speaker 2: imperative that you stop it because they damage your liver.
Speaker 2: That is the very first thing that happens in your body.
Speaker 2: You will notice your liver enzymes go up. Here's something
Speaker 2: that helps. People are gonna think this is bash ita
Speaker 2: woo wooh crazy, but it's not. Because you know, there's
Speaker 2: all kinds of supplements out there that people talk about
Speaker 2: all the time. I'm like milk thistle and you know,
Speaker 2: stuff like that. However, if you take a supplement like
Speaker 2: milk thistle to to help restore your liver, your liver,
Speaker 2: since it's a detoxifier, is going to release those toxins
Speaker 2: into your bloodstream and not know what to do. So
Speaker 2: you're going to need to do a liver cleanse, a
Speaker 2: strict liver cleanse before you take milk thistle. But the
Speaker 2: one thing that will help repair outside of stopping your
Speaker 2: medications for cholesterol is actually lemon grass. Lemon grass oil
Speaker 2: like essential oil, and you want to get a therapeutic grade,
Speaker 2: but lemon grass oil is very reparative and restorative for
Speaker 2: the liver, which means that it will strengthen and return
Speaker 2: to help those appo B one hundred cells that are
Speaker 2: needed that are the gatekeepers of your HDL proteins that
Speaker 2: go into the liver. And so to apply the lemon
Speaker 2: grass oil, you have what's called Vita flex points. They're
Speaker 2: on your hands and your feet. You can look up
Speaker 2: a Vita flex chart wow on the Internet. And all
Speaker 2: you do is put like a drop of the essential
Speaker 2: oil on your hands or your feet, massage it in
Speaker 2: and do that literally every day, just once a day,
Speaker 2: and that will fix your liver.
Speaker 1: Drink the lemon grass you just put in your palm
Speaker 1: correct pays you with yourself correct.
Speaker 2: Now they do also have lemon grass like you can
Speaker 2: get are you Vedic like lemon grass tea, but it's
Speaker 2: not going to be the same strength as what the
Speaker 2: lemon grass essential oil is.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And it's literally like twelve dollars. It doesn't this stuff?
Speaker 1: How is this stuff so cheap and so helpful and
Speaker 1: so underrated and underpopularized like undermarketed right like it's wild?
Speaker 1: And then even the ones that you find out Walmart
Speaker 1: are probably still but also synthetic.
Speaker 2: So outside of the lemon grass oil and stopping medications
Speaker 2: and stuff, a dietary change is in order. Like I said,
Speaker 2: the two main culprits for every human being are are
Speaker 2: sugar and alcohol.
Speaker 1: Sugar, dude, I'm fucking addicted, bro, I know.
Speaker 2: But the reason why you're addicted to sugar is because
Speaker 2: the craving center in your brain, which controls your nervous
Speaker 2: system function, like I said, BE twelve, is imperative, and
Speaker 2: so people need to be eating higher sources of protein
Speaker 2: animal proteins. I will tell you personal story wise. And
Speaker 2: this only went on for forty five days before I
Speaker 2: went to the doctor and had my labs redrawn, right,
Speaker 2: because I have I've, like I said, I've had a
Speaker 2: problem with cholesterol issues, high tragglycerides. They thought I was
Speaker 2: going to need a liver transplant the whole nine yards, right,
Speaker 2: because I'm on a beta blocker because I'm a heart patient.
Speaker 2: So here you go. Total cholesterol numbers should be regular,
Speaker 2: regular numbers. Let's see here. Okay, your triglycerides should be
Speaker 2: under one forty nine. Total cholesterol should be under two
Speaker 2: hundred hdl, which they'll tell you is the good cholesterol
Speaker 2: should be sixty around sixty. It's different for men and women.
Speaker 2: Women are usually fifty, men are usually forty. LDL is
Speaker 2: supposed to be under a hundred. So I did the
Speaker 2: strict carnivore diet for forty five days before I went
Speaker 2: to the doctor. I cut out all sugar. I didn't
Speaker 2: eat any vegetables. I didn't eat any breads like that. Okay,
Speaker 2: So you can have meat, you can have the eggs.
Speaker 2: You can have butter, like throw away the cooking oil,
Speaker 2: throw away the cooking spray. Make everything with real butter.
Speaker 2: You can eat full fat dairy, so things like cottage
Speaker 2: cheese or cottage cheese. If you like Greek yogurt. I
Speaker 2: hate Greek yogurts. No, it was real, real cheese, like Sargento, Tillamook,
Speaker 2: you know whatever. So you can have You can have
Speaker 2: cheese because I love cheese and I can't give up cheese,
Speaker 2: that's my miss. But I gave up all sugar, all bread,
Speaker 2: all carbs, all that stuff.
Speaker 1: So I as.
Speaker 2: I lowered my triglyceride numbers over two hundred points for
Speaker 2: a forty five day dietary change, my total cholesterol I
Speaker 2: got down forty three points and everything else is in
Speaker 2: normal range.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't they want you to eat more of me?
Speaker 2: Well, why wouldn't they because your body gets sicker. Right,
Speaker 2: That's why they sell the vegan diet to everybody. Or
Speaker 2: that's why now the the w EF is like, Oh,
Speaker 2: everybody's going to eat bugs. We're going to do away
Speaker 2: with cows because the methane emissions.
Speaker 1: You know, Jennet, it's it's funny. It's funny because there
Speaker 1: was this female comedian I forgot her name, the hashtag
Speaker 1: looking up Ladies and gentlemen, and she was talking to
Speaker 1: me how in the eighties when she was growing up
Speaker 1: in her era, men were stronger, healthier, They had less allergies,
Speaker 1: lest allergies to bread and wheat and and toast and
Speaker 1: muffins and bushit and and touch like. There was less
Speaker 1: sickness in men. And the more you back up in history,
Speaker 1: you see that a lot of people say that. For example,
Speaker 1: my religious friends, they say, oh, the cave men ever existed,
Speaker 1: The evolution theory never existed. Okay, but if you can
Speaker 1: go back to the early days of men and Noah,
Speaker 1: these guys were living up to two hundred hundred years
Speaker 1: and back then the way they were cultivating food was different,
Speaker 1: their soil was different, and the food that they were
Speaker 1: eating had to do with a lot of meat in them.
Speaker 1: They would hunt, right, they wouldn't. They wouldn't eat breakfast
Speaker 1: the way we eat baking and eggs and ham in
Speaker 1: the morning, with spam and stuff in a can save you. No,
Speaker 1: they would go out there with a freaking bow and arrow.
Speaker 1: The women would stay with the kids and they pick
Speaker 1: up berries, and the men would go out there and
Speaker 1: sacrifice their lives to get a freaking a manmoth or
Speaker 1: a freaking cybertooth tiger, I don't know. They would kill.
Speaker 1: And then if they wouldn't kill, they wouldn't eat. So
Speaker 1: their breakfast was a reward for them to go from hunting.
Speaker 1: And all of their food had to do with meat.
Speaker 1: And this is how straw men look at the moons.
Speaker 1: For example, the genetic coat is just beefy as fuck
Speaker 1: because all they do is meat, red meat. Right.
Speaker 2: Well, you want to know, like the funny thing about
Speaker 2: why this came out in the first place, m hm,
Speaker 2: And why like your doctor's office is so misinformed because
Speaker 2: they always tell you that cholesterol is very closely related
Speaker 2: to heart disease. The study for this actually came out
Speaker 2: in the nineteen fifties. It was by a man named
Speaker 2: ansel Keyes who was commissioned by President Truman because his predecessor, Wilson,
Speaker 2: had a heart attack, right had a stroke, and so
Speaker 2: there they had been trying for years to push through
Speaker 2: universal health care right and Medicare. So this guy was
Speaker 2: commissioned to do this study and he's like, Okay, well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to use every country in the world and
Speaker 2: we're going to study their diets and what the incidents
Speaker 2: is with heart disease. Well, there's a lot of countries
Speaker 2: in the world. But guess what. He only used twenty
Speaker 2: two studies or twenty two countries for his study, and
Speaker 2: he excluded every country that had a high fat diet
Speaker 2: but incidents of heart disease. And he also excluded every
Speaker 2: country that had a low fat diet with high heart disease.
Speaker 2: So the numbers were very skewed. It was cherry picked information,
Speaker 2: but that is what was sold to the public of
Speaker 2: relating your cholesterol issues to heart disease. They're not the
Speaker 2: same thing. And the only way they can ever tell you,
Speaker 2: because I've heard this my whole entire life being a nurse,
Speaker 2: and they will tell patients repeatedly, well, you have high
Speaker 2: cholesterol because it's hereditary. Well here's a little fun fact. Oh,
Speaker 2: cholesterol levels cannot be deemed as hereditary if they're only
Speaker 2: drawing the cholesterol panel the lipid panel. You actually have
Speaker 2: to draw markers for that APPOB one hundred. That is
Speaker 2: the only way you can tell if it is genetic.
Speaker 2: And the reason why it's genetic is because it is
Speaker 2: a genetic mutation. If it is missing or damaged on
Speaker 2: that specific gene marker, that's the only way that you
Speaker 2: know it's hereditary.
Speaker 1: So they're mass marketing in line to your space in
Speaker 1: order to get you on their fucking drug and continue
Speaker 1: coming back as a consumer.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I will tell you, just like diabetes, the
Speaker 2: laboratory normal numbers for cholesterol and stuff keep changing. They
Speaker 2: keep making them lower and lower and lower so that
Speaker 2: they can gather up more people to put on medications.
Speaker 2: They have done the same thing with diabetic patients with
Speaker 2: the A one C number. It keeps getting lower and
Speaker 2: lower and lower, and now they're telling everybody that they're
Speaker 2: quote pre diabetic, and we strongly suggest you take medication.
Speaker 1: This is where all of us need to take a
Speaker 1: second look about, a second look at how we are
Speaker 1: living and contributing to information. And I'll tell you I'm
Speaker 1: not telling you why, because if we were a little
Speaker 1: bit more economically independent, because I mean, if you think
Speaker 1: about it, where do they sell the most. The ghetto
Speaker 1: insurance is given by the federal government and the local government,
Speaker 1: and they could mass produce it and mass sell it
Speaker 1: to the people and the poverty level people that live
Speaker 1: the lowest class, the closest class that these are the
Speaker 1: people that are the sickest. If we had the opportunity
Speaker 1: to be economically independent, we could stop consuming the information
Speaker 1: and the drugs, but the information they're giving us selectively,
Speaker 1: and then do our own fucking search. What you just
Speaker 1: said was these people hand selected a handful of countries
Speaker 1: to find the answer they needed exactly.
Speaker 2: That's that is the exact same thing they do with
Speaker 2: literally every medical study, and it is funded by the
Speaker 2: interested party, whether it's Pfizer or whoever else, whatever their
Speaker 2: interest is. And that's why I said. This study was
Speaker 2: commissioned at the time that Wilson had just had a
Speaker 2: heart attack, Uh, just had a stroke and wasn't able
Speaker 2: to complete his duties, so Truman took over and they're
Speaker 2: trying to push through universal health care that had started, yes,
Speaker 2: and that is why this was such a big thing
Speaker 2: and they ran with it. And it's it's literally called
Speaker 2: the lipid hypothesis because it is not proven. It has
Speaker 2: never been proven. There is a never a causal link
Speaker 2: that has been one hundred percent proven and shown between
Speaker 2: cholesterol and heart disease at all.
Speaker 1: The entire premise of science is theory. That's a big
Speaker 1: evolutions fucking theory. Even science, and everything is a science
Speaker 1: if you want to break everything into a vibrational, microscopic level,
Speaker 1: everything is a science, bro you know, like this is
Speaker 1: why you were saying Angel three three three shoutouts to
Speaker 1: God pill she said, even science and this the concoction
Speaker 1: of getting a shot up through bio vaccine. It is
Speaker 1: a science to break you down from the inside out.
Speaker 1: It's it's witchcraft. It's it's basically the science to you know,
Speaker 1: it's black magic and yeah, ue and correct.
Speaker 2: And if you think about like the cholesterol stuff and
Speaker 2: how much they have manipulated like the food pyramid, you know,
Speaker 2: and the food pyramid is actually inverse of what it
Speaker 2: should be. It's upside down because you should not be
Speaker 2: eating grains, nuts, seed oil, so canola oil, mazola oil
Speaker 2: like all of that stuff. You should not be using
Speaker 2: any of that, and you should be going back to
Speaker 2: meat sources. Never eat highly processed foods, like if you're
Speaker 2: gonna get ham, buy an actual ham. Don't buy Deli
Speaker 2: meat because that has so much just craping it. Even
Speaker 2: even seasonings that you buy at the grocery store are
Speaker 2: literally full of toxins. That is why I started making
Speaker 2: my own. I don't buy crap at the store because
Speaker 2: it's full of man made toxic crap, all of it.
Speaker 1: What country was it that said, if elected president, he
Speaker 1: was going to give every single family member a cow? Was?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I saw that. You know what, bring it on,
Speaker 2: because buying a side of beef is really really expensive
Speaker 2: and unless you have like a deep freeze, there's no
Speaker 2: way in how you'd be able to put all your
Speaker 2: meat in. But here's the thing. When you do like
Speaker 2: a conscious effort, and it doesn't have to be long
Speaker 2: term to do carnivore right, you can do if it's
Speaker 2: really difficult to start out, you can do it. Like
Speaker 2: four days a week and then gradually increase. And I
Speaker 2: tell you, I guarantee you that before you go to
Speaker 2: get your three month blood sugar drone or before you
Speaker 2: get your lipids drowned again, at least do it for like,
Speaker 2: you know, give it a good month and a half,
Speaker 2: two months or whatever, or if it's easy for you,
Speaker 2: continue doing it. The weight loss benefits are are fantastic.
Speaker 1: Meat.
Speaker 2: Oh god, no, youse.
Speaker 3: Why do you Because if they can get you to
Speaker 3: eat like health foods from the store, right, why is
Speaker 3: there a health food ale.
Speaker 2: Our food should be healthy from the get go. They
Speaker 2: should not have to create they can create lifelong patients
Speaker 2: by having you eat the wrong foods, having you eat
Speaker 2: the inverse of what the food pyramid is. You should
Speaker 2: only eat red meat like once a month or whatever.
Speaker 2: And that's what has been told to us. And we've
Speaker 2: been told eggs are dangerous the whole nine yards. Eggs
Speaker 2: are one of the best sources of protein outside of
Speaker 2: meat that you could get this.
Speaker 1: Way so expensive to buy eggs and meat.
Speaker 2: So if if you clear out like the sugar and
Speaker 2: the processed and the you know, the bread and carbs
Speaker 2: and all that stuff, focus on your meat. Focus on eggs,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent cheese, real cheese, not not process government
Speaker 2: cut out grains, nuts, all of that kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and make a conscious effort. Not only do you see
Speaker 2: weight loss where you you don't have to try, it
Speaker 2: comes off. You don't have to work out, it just
Speaker 2: comes off.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Any kind of bloating, gas, bowel issues, pain, fatigue, you know,
Speaker 2: all of that stuff goes away. At first, you will
Speaker 2: have a little bit of issues with your digestive system,
Speaker 2: and the reason is because your body's detoxifying. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you are actually expelling through your bowels, like all the
Speaker 2: jump that has been stored up in your liver and
Speaker 2: whatnot that usually is gone. Within like five days, your
Speaker 2: your bowels will regulate. You'll be completely normal. And like
Speaker 2: I said, the benefits as far as you know, fatigue
Speaker 2: and bloating and gas and all of that stuff, it
Speaker 2: goes away.
Speaker 1: Janet, pushing on towards the final stage of this amazing episode.
Speaker 1: You've dude, You've tooken it over. Janet. It's so hard
Speaker 1: to explain and give these details to people that have
Speaker 1: been eating the shit on a daily basis, and even worse,
Speaker 1: the people that don't have an option but to eat
Speaker 1: the shit on a daily basis. It's so hard. I
Speaker 1: had this conversation this morning, and my boy, my homeioe work,
Speaker 1: was so convinced that because the way that you're intestine shaped,
Speaker 1: you were stored the fucking the meat as shit and
Speaker 1: a dogs. It was just it almost sounded like he
Speaker 1: almost had me going, and I was like, no, that's
Speaker 1: not how it works. The shape of things right, it
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with it. It's really hard to
Speaker 1: understand it, and it's really hard to explain it to
Speaker 1: a person that has no hope and a specifically a
Speaker 1: person when they say an old dog doesn't learn new tricks,
Speaker 1: that's exactly what it means. But this is why we
Speaker 1: have this amazing podcast and amazing collaborations with you, because
Speaker 1: you've come straightforward with information that it's not just your
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Speaker 2: You can find Deplorable Nation podcast on Rumble. You can
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Speaker 1: You are I think my sixth radio wonder. We have
Speaker 1: seven of them. You're gonna be one number six. It's
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Speaker 1: and that because a lot of us are uneducated. Man,
Speaker 1: I picked up on a trade. I dropped out of
Speaker 1: high school, lady, And yeah, I'm gonna be fucking famous,
Speaker 1: and yeah, in the name of Jesus Christ, already I
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