Dr Glidden CURES Me! Kidney Stones handled with Homeopathy

Okay, kind of slow. Hey, so I am here with doctor Peter Glinden. It is Thursday Live call in show six one, nine, three, five, four, eight, eight, seven nine, and I'm going to tell you right now that I am a I've always been a member. I've been a member for a long time of the lead big farmer behind dot com site. But I used it as well. I'm not just a was it president, but also a client? Is that the air club guy used

to say? But yeah, So I had to take advantage of the kidney stone one because I had a big, big problem the last couple of days and I was in excruciating pain. I wasn't sure what it was at first because I get a back pain in the same area, but it was in deeper in this and that was making me wonder because before I had wrapped up myosis, so they told me anyway after doing a lot of exercise. So

this was a long long time ago. So I had that in the back of my mind as a potential, and then I had this thing that felt like a uti a couple maybe five six days before that, and it didn't really go away, but it was kind of, you know, easing off. So I'm like, I did something to my kidneys with too much exercise, is what I saw thought happened. And when they so I ended up going to the er. I forgot what night it was, but it was uh yeah. They told me I had kidney stone and was on its way

to my bladder. They said it was closer to the bladder than it was to the kidney and that's the cause of all the pain. And I wasn't excruciating pain. So the next day I asked doctor Peter Glinden after look, after somebody sent This is the great thing about the Telegram group is that somebody sent me a link to a five minute like rundown of what doctor Peter Glinton had said, like in twenty fifteen or some thing about it. And so I watched that and then I went on the site and found the kidney stone

section. I started watching that, and so that way, when I asked doctor Glidden some questions as to what I should get, at least had a little bit of information. I wasn't just blindly asking, So it was did a little bit of homework first. So doctor Gluden came through and it took these things. A big advocate for the for the paletts. All right,

So that was a lot of introduction for me. I don't know mely that how if the if the let's say, the pain was a ten out of a ten before you took the homeopathic medicine, what what was it a couple hours later? I didn't feel it was one percent gone. It was like if I, you know, squeezed my muscles or contracted in a certain way,

I'd feel something in that area. But other than that, no, Yeah, So this is one of the best kept secrets in the twenty first century, the power of the homeopathic medicine to alleviate the problem or regardless of what the pathology is, because you know, we've been so inculturated by the reductionistic method that you know, we think, oh, we have a jagged kidney stone and the urrotor that goes from the kidney to the bladder, and

the one hundred percent of the time that's going to be causing pain, and one hundred percent of the time that you know it's the pain is going to persist until the body pushes it out. And that's bullshit, because any symptom that anybody has in their body, whatsoever, it doesn't matter what it is is caused by an untuning of the vital force of the body. It's like

the human body is a giant transceiver. It transmits and receives energy, vibrational energy, which then causes a disturbance in the human body, and the body becomes out of tuned with itself. And when it is out of tune, you will develop symptomology. It does not matter what the pathology is. And if you think solely along the lines of pathology, you will be misled. And the medical doctors have you in their freaking iron, ridiculous, juvenile,

dangerous pharmaceutical grip. So what do we do. We apply the laws of nature. We give a homeopathic medicine in Daniel's case, that retunes the system, and when the system is retuned, the stone passes no pain period. End of story. Hard stop. This is another reason why the single most important thing that anybody can do, huh pre is it? Medical doctor? Get out of that mouse trap and learn what to do to make your body

healthy again. Now, while we're on the subject, it would be prudent right to understand why the hell somebody gets a kidney stone in the first place. And I found a great video for that, and the medical doctors are clueless about this, as the medical doctors are clueless about the origins of most things, and when pushed, the medical doctor will most probably revert to,

oh, it's genetic. It's a genetic problem. If a medical doctor ever tells you your problem is genetic, you want to ask them, really, doctor, thank you so much for your wisdom. What chromosome on which gene? Please? Or which gene on which chromosome, which gene on which chromosome is that I'd really like to know. They don't know. The reason that people get kidney stones is because of a deficiency in calcium. You are not

sucking into your body calcium in an insufficient amount. When your body becomes deficient in calcium, the parathyroid glands go into super excitement mode. They produce a biochemical called oh I just watched this. Yeah, I'll think of it in a minute. I'll think of it in a minute. Parathormone. Yeah,

that's right. And parathormone sucks calcium out of your bones to put it into the bloodstream, so your heart's not going to stop beating, so your nerve signals can continue to transmit because your body needs calcium to do freaking everything. So not enough calcium going down the hatch. The body needs calcium, body's going to rob it from the bones. That creates a calcium storm in the blood. Too much calcium in the blood because the parathormone situation is not perfect.

So now you've got massive amounts of calcium in the blood because you were deficient in dietary calcium. That clogs up your kidney and generates a calcium oxalate kidney stuff. That's what causes it. It is a deficiency in elemental calcium. Now here's the irony of the situation, or the really interesting part of the situation. You can have a stone in the kidney for twenty thirty forty

years, a long long time. When your body finally, because you listen to doctor Glyndon, gets healthy, When your body finally gets neutrified and has everything that it needs to work the way that God and Nature intended it to, guess what the body's going to do? Clean house. Yeah, it's going to push out the kidney stone. And that hurts like a son of

a bitch. Yes it did. Right. However, if you are smart like Daniel, you'll know who to call or what information to source in order to figure out what to do to mitigate the situation and get out on the other side of it rapidly. And that's why I get up in the morning all that informations on the website that you desperately need to become a subscriber to

yesterday. Yes, and also there's one more thing that everybody should do, because passing a kidney stone is a real big bad voodoo daddy, So everybody should get if you're over twenty five years of age, you should get an X ray of your kidneys. She got an X ray of the kidneys and see if there are stones in the kidney and they show up on X ray. They told me that they wouldn't show up on the X ray. That's why they were pushing for the CT skin. And I was like, and

that's what I was I was telling about. I just was in here in November Thanksgiving, so closer to December, and I was like, that's over five hundred times the radiation of a of an X ray and so I'm not really I don't really want to do that. And I was like, don't even ask me about the about the die, ask me about the you know,

the radioactive iodine. It's not going to happen, but I ended up doing it because they said they couldn't see it without it, and I wanted to know what was going on for sure, make sure my kidney wasn't dying or something. Yeah, So you know, retrospect makes wise people of us all. And the medical doctors will convince you to jump off the roof of the hospital just because they're idiots and they can, and they've got all the power when you're in their world. They've got all the power they do.

The moment you walk in the hospital, you are in their velvet grasp because you are intellectually intimidated by all of the tech and all of the people with the white coats and all of the coating, and all of the staff, and all of the billing, and all of the computers and all of the equipment and everything. And you're going to be overwhelmed by that, not because you have a weak constitution, but just because that's the way the world works. So if you have stones in your kidney, you need to get an

alcohol tincture of organic corn silk. An alcohol tincture of organic corn silk, you should have everybody should have this in their cabinet, like eight ounce bottle of organic corn silk alcohol tincture. Corn silk will dissolve a kidney stone. ZEA Mays is the one that you recommended. Yeah, that's the Latin name for corn silk is Zmays. So so if you have a kidney stone and

you want to dissolve the kidney stone, then you take the Zmas. You do in a for like a chronic situation, you just got stones in the kidney, you want to get rid of them. You do a tea spoon of the corn silk four times a day for you know, twenty one days. If you actively are passing a kidney stone, you do a teaspoon every thirty minutes and it will really take the rough edges off of that. But the properly prescribed homeopathic medicine is in fact the best solution to mitigate the passage

of the stone and relieve the pain. But the chemicals in the corn silk will dissolve the stone, and so you need to have that on hand. Everybody needs to have that on hand. And that's why I get the big bucks. Yeah, they told me that there was one on the left side too. So okay, so the corn, Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, I think it's wise. Women. Herble is the one that you recommended one teaspoon four times a day to get rid of the one that's still there.

But all right now, to prevent future stones from forming, especially because you're a workout guys, you need to be taking the ninety cent nutrients with extra calcium and extra minerals. So the kali should add that. I wouldn't. I would just do the OSTEOFX. I do two bottles of the osteo FX month, two bottles of the plant arrived minerals per month, and you should be good to go. Cool. Yeah, And now this is what

happens with workout people and athletes. And it's not hard to understand. I mean, there's only so many nutrients in the body at any moment in time, and if you step on the gas by working out, you're going to burn through your reserves faster than a couch potato will. So if you are a workout person, you need more than the average person because you're using more

than the average person. That's just common sense, Yeah, for sure, And you know that was so in my mind, it was it was related to doing the exercise like four or five miles every day on the elliptical. Yeah, but also yeah, probably because I was getting a little healthier too. But what good thing was It wasn't because my muscles were breaking down with rabbitmiosis or yeah right, I mean that's the good thing. And you know, now you know what it feels like, and you know what the situation

is. A knowledge is power in this regard. But you know, you don't get kidney stones because you have a kidney. You don't get kidney stones because you work out a lot, right. You get kidney stones because you don't have enough calcium. Period. And what's really funny in a not funny way, is that when I was there on Thanksgiving with the incarcerated in Guino Hernia, they said that they saw it on that CT scan then and they didn't tell you, They didn't tell me then, and they maybe go get

another one because they're freaking taken the money. They don't give a shit if they Yeah, and like you said, call you next time, so yes, sir, I will. Well, so you know this is the thing. Man, Everybody's like, oh yeah, maybe I'll do that stuff. Doctor's say yeah, maybe I'll try that nutrient. Yeah, maybe I'll try that, And they keep putting it off, and they put it off,

and then there's an emergency and then everybody runs to the life raft. And you know, about fifty percent of the time in an emergency situation, my information will help fifty of the time. The stuff that you're going to need to get to handle the emergency, it's going to take three four days to get it. So you're sol because this stuff is not readily available, and now they're removing it from from Whole Foods. Jeff Bezo should be strung up

in the town square for goodness sex removing homeopathic medicines from Whole Foods. He's the son of a bitch. Yeah so a puppet, So so pay me now, pay me later. It's your choice, right, But you need to know what I know, and you need to know it yesterday, and if you have the foresight to I mean, if you have like it, Having the website the membership at my disposal allowed me to understand things before you

even had a chance to formulate my question to you. Plus, I mean, if you have something going on with you, you might be able to identify it that way. As well, and then you'll also have a plan of action right there too. Yeah, So you know, it's just, you know, it's like teaching somebody how to snowboard. It's like you can either try to figure that shit out on your own and fall down a million times, break your leg, fall off the edge of the mountain, or

you can have an instructor tell you how to snowboard. Okay, let's do that. It's not any different than that. That's what this is about. But the problem that we have in the world is we haven't had a free medical market for over one hundred years, and people in the world have been socialized to believe that myself and my colleagues are quacks and that the medical doctors

know everything, and that's a lie and that's just wrong. So when you pop out of the matrix and you finally get a clue and you want to abandon e the MD way, then become a subscriber at my website. I'll tell you exactly what to do, and it's all based on clinical experience.

It's not theoretical. This is what myself and my colleagues have seen work hundreds of times, well thousands of times over the last one hundred years and just for people who are not aware, right above our heads here leave big Pharma behind dot com backslash question mark via PG as in Peter Glidden nd Nature Pathic doctor Health kept it simple, all right, It's very straightforward and you'll find it. Let me do a little now for you real quick, so you

guys can see what I'm talking about. When you're in the actual video that you're watching right now on Rumble, you can go right down to the very first line here you'll see take back well second second section, but take back your health now, doctor Peter Clinton and d it's right there. Click it and then the youngevity number and if you need to do the consultation that way where you can go to Eiffelhealth dot com and that's where you'll find the ninety

essentials. All right, so now you know, and it's right there. It's there the whole time. I will copy and paste that and put it into the live chat as well or the rumbleside. I got to figure out the the FGG media where where the chat is for that so I can do it over there in the future. But there you go, it's in the chat. We got a lot of questions in the chat. Right now, Yeah, let's go rock and roll. All right, cool, let's do

it. So Polka, good friend of the show. He said, I am on day four, So I am day four into a five day intro using Groovy b detox footpads. It says some of the active ingredients are bamboo vinegar, dextrin chiten. Yikes, that's from the buzzy. Yeah, you've been scammed. You've been scammed. That's not an effective treatment. And if detoxification of the human body is one of the four foundations of health, you

have to do it. But when you are detoxifying the human body, you're putting a big stress and a big load on the liver, and the liver has to be neutrified before you detox in order to handle that load. If you do a proper detox, and you are not doing a proper detox, If you do a proper detox, you burn fat, you liberate fat soluble exogenous toxins. Those go into the blood stream, they go into the liver. The liver tries to deconstruct them, because that's a liver's job, but

the liver needs nutrients in order to do that. So if you don't have the nutrients that the liver needs. The toxins that you have liberated from fat are just going to enter into the general circulation and then you're going to be screwed. It's like it's like putting a bathing suit on, finding a hornet's nest and smacking it with a stick. Well, that's a bad idea. What you need to do is neutrify the body first and then follow out specific

steps for safe detox and effective detox. This is not an effective detox. And you have that actually on your YEAH membership site too, the detox of course, I have that, Yeah. I line it all up for you. I tell you exactly what to do in order to detox fy your body safely. I tell you exactly what to do in order to remove parasites from the body safely. I tell you exactly what to do with your diet. I tell you exactly what to do with the nutrients that you need. There's

no gray areas here. And these are the things that we have seen work clinically as licensed nature pathic physicians. And I don't make any money from the sale of the supplements, by the way, zero, so I do not have any skin in that game. So there's that, right, And yeah, I'm I'm glad I've been taking it. I'm glad this stuff is coming out of my body. Even if it was painful, it didn't have to

be if I knew what to do it. Well, if you'd have known, if they'd have told you you had a kidney stone when you had the the hernia, right, you could have dissolved it exactly corn silk and it would not be a problem, right, undue pain. Because they decided not to tell me that and then also allowed me to get another CT skin when they knew exactly where they were in the first place. It's ridiculous. Yeah,

it's a big giant moneymaker. And you know, at least at least the the you know, the radiation that I received is at least an example to show people now that this is how they operate, you know. All Right, So doctor says, hey, Doc, I have the supplements with me. I asked you if X Tanky tangerine and plant Rive minerals to fix my gastritis and ulcers as you said, I'm currently using. Now, this

is where I think there's gonna be some some issues here. Using PPIs to lower stomach acid and to allow the he's finished up the stomach lining to heal, where then use subtle mits after the ulcers and gastritis or healed. The stomach ulcuers are bad that the pain is radiating to the back. It says, man, there's there you go my worries. If I stop the PPIs and start with the subtments to raise the stomach acid, it won't this lead

to more complications such as more pain and a perforation. Taking me back to the m DS, No, you don't get stomach ulcers because you have too much stomach acid. You get stomach ulcers because you don't have enough stomach acid. Right, So the PPI, that's my figure, is gonna be a bad thing. Yeah. So the there's a bug called Helicobacter pylori which is the cause of most stomach ulcers, and Helicobacter pylori can only live in a low acid environment. So by taking PPIs, you're going to be feeding the

bacteria that cause the ulcers and it's going to prolong the situation. So you're thinking about this backwards. If I were you, I would stop the PPIs. I would do my program one hundred percent, start salting your food so

that it tastes good and see what happens. Now, because it's a stomach ulcer and because there can be pain associated with that, you can call my office and schedule in acute appointment and then I can recommend a medicine that you can take, a holistic medicine that you can take to mitigate the pain. It's not really a pain medicine, but it's a retuning. The vital for medicine will help your body to get on the other side of the pain caused by the ulcer. But if you do that, here's what you need to

pay attention to. Here's what I'm going to need to know if it's and I want to do this in a thirty minute visit, not a three hour visit, which is my normal. So here's what you need to know. I need to know what the pain feels like. Is it hot? Is it cold? Is it ripping? Is it tearing? Is it burning? Is it itching? What's it feel like? Where do you feel it? Anatomically? Where point I need you to point on your body? Where do you feel it? When do you feel it? You feel it in the

morning when you wake up. You only feel it after you eat. You only feel it after you drink. You only feel it if you exercise. You only feel it at three o'clock in the morning. When do you feel it? What makes it feel better besides drugs, like, oh, the pain in my stomach feels better if I drink a nice cold drink. Or what makes it feel worse? Oh, the pain in my stomach feels worse if I drink a nice cold drink. Could be anything. What makes it

feel better? What makes it feel worse? And lastly, does anything come along for the ride? Like every time the pain increases, you get feverish, you get chili, you get a headache, you get diarrhea, you have an uncontrollable desire to vote for a Democrat. Whatever. These are the things you need to be able to tell me in order for me to help you beyond the generic information which is already laid out. Okay, is there

a particular page on the membership site that has your number? For yep, it's in the It's if you scroll to the very bottom of any page on the website and I think there's an about button, that's that's where my office information is. Oh yeah, okay, So it's it's right here. I'll just pop it up on the screen real quick, if that's cool. Yeah, al all right, So if you guys see in the black hair, you get the number here and then there's a support and email address right here.

So for Eric MM, if you are taking this seriously as you should, and you want to get that information to help out your guest writist, then that would be the number to call. All right, yes, all right, And this is all coming off of the doctor Peter Glidon, the big forma behind website. So that's one yet another resource and way to use it. All right, So let's see who else we got here. Thank you doctor. I am, I am neutrifying, all right. So it's

Carla. I am a couple of weeks late on checking back with you, been tied up with the mominess is living still taking glucagel and ninety essentials. I took the cat. Let's see, I took the cause it caused to you as costacum, which is a homi pasticine. Like you said, what happened, and let's see. I'm not sure how it's helped, but I wondered if I wasn't taking them, if I had enough stamina to take care

of my mom, work full time and be a wife. Yeah, so that's a hard thing to do. So what we recommend people do when they start a program is a symptom inventory. So you get a piece of legal paper and in the left hand column you on every line you write all the things that are bothering you, all your symptoms. I got pain in my left ankle, I got pain in my stomach. I've have no energy,

I need to take a nap at three o'clock in the morning. I have heartburn, I have constipation, I have diarrhea, whatever, all of your symptoms. And then you make seven columns on the paper, each column being one day. In every day, you go in and you check with all of those symptoms, and you give it a numerical grade, and you track that over time, because when bad things go away, you will forget that you had them yes, and you'll think the program's not working because you'll forget

that the asthmatic breathing is gone. You'll forget that the head pains are gone, you'll forget that the insomnia is gone, and you'll only be focusing on the diarrhea or whatever it is that's left and that's just the way that the brain works. So if you do a symptom inventory like this, and it doesn't have to be every day, you could check in every three days. I would at least check in every three days and give yourself a grade.

And that way you'll have a visual representation of how well the program is working. Right, Yeah, and she asked if is it okay to continue taking Gluca Joe. We can also just continue with the ninety essentels, right, Yeah, the nineties essentials is lifelong. Yeah, she said, this aroma or the whole hadn't closed yet. I'm on my fourth red light. There be treatment, just trying get it like and then it's it all right. I would continue with the cost to come and I would continue. Just give

give it more time. Now, generally speaking, our global recommendation for anybody that has any problem whatsoever is you give the program ninety days before you judge it up or down. Now, most people feel something in the first couple of weeks. They feel some different in the first couple of weeks, but in order for the pathology to change, you need to give it ninety days before you judge it. So just give the program more time. And see

what happens this take. This took what was it, two hours to get the full four in there, and I was already doing well after the second one. I'm telling you, Daniel, homeopathy. If I was only allowed, you know, to do one therapeutic, he would be homeopathy. I was amazed because I've seen these. We've had thousands of them, not that many, but you know what I mean, Like we had the cali cell solves and all that stuff, but never actually knowing what to use them for

or how. It's just like, hey, this one looks sounds sounds interesting, is that, you know. And I've taken the borax and stuff like that before, but it's like this, I had no idea how to apply these. So yeah, but see the problem or not the problem. But the trick with homeopathy is you have to hit the bullseye with your prescription. It has to be exactly the right medicine in order to produce an effect. That's kind of like with your story where the first time the guy gave you

the medicine, it didn't. He came back five minutes nothing, he came back yeah, and then it worked. So that's the trick is matching the the medicine to the disease in order to get a perfect fit. When you get a perfect fit, that's when the magic happened and the symptoms disappear. So now, luckily, luckily we got it right on the first time because you were able to articulate to me your symptoms right. A lot of people

can't. I know a lot of sometimes when I when you asked me, I feel like I'm that my answers are contradictory, Like I like I'm an oddball. Like the way thing is like this symptoms should go with this woman, It doesn't like yeah, that's uh, that's just a function of, you know, the educational system that we all came up inside of, because they've trained us all to think like reductionists, and that does not apply in the wonderful world of pathophysiology. It's a it's a fool's errand to think like

a reductionist, but that's what we all do. The craziest thing is like that back pain that I feel feel so similar to this that for the longest time I didn't know, Like it makes me wonder now if this thing has been in there for a while in that scene spot and it's just been going on and awful lot and thinking it's a back pain, but I don't know. Yeah, usually when you pass a kidney stone, you you it goes all the way. Yeah. Usually I got to get that corny amaze.

Yeah for sure. Yeah. Okay, So she did reply back, have you got a couple mores? This isn't I sure? Okay, we got that one. This says okay, thank you, sir. I'll continue on with all products. Do you think red light could help my a hole close up? Well, when I become a billionaire, I'm going to invest a lot of money and energy into light therapy because there's a lot of potential there. But light therapy is in its infancy, so I can't tell you what

frequency of red light to use. I can't tell you how far to put it away from the lesion. I can't tell you how long to expose yourself to it. Nobody can. It's in its infancy. So I think that they're well, I don't think. I know that there is a lot of promise in light therapy, but it's one giant experiment. Now I would encourage you to continue with it, and I mess around with it because you can't

hurt yourself with it, at least not that I'm aware of. Do you think Kellogg his work did anything to pinpoint or narrow down the frequency or do you think that's different for different people and different problems. No, it's see. That's the thing about light therapy is it's well, I don't know,

is the honest answer. That's why it needs to be researched. Like maybe a frequency you would zap out a certain bacteria here, but it wouldn't affect with other you know, I mean, yeah, it's complicated perhaps maybe, and we don't want to like assume anything, right. We know that it's effective, but we don't yet know the specific parameters of the treatment strategy. I know the specific parameters of the homeopathic treatment strategy. I know the specific

parameters of botanical medicine treatment strategy. I know the specific parameters of medical nutrition. But this red light stuff, or the light therapy, it's it's one giant experiment right now. And this brought to you by the medical monopoly that don't want nothing to do with nothing like that, the ones that knew exactly what was wrong with me before I even looked in the door that night, and still made me go through all the motions, and you want to know

the best part in the pain that I was in. They wouldn't give me anything except for some bs toile hall that I said no to. So I don't want a big loaded tile hall or ibuprofrien and they wouldn't give me. They gave me a shot to laud it, but not until after they got their CT scan out of me and we're able to verify that there is an

issue. I'm like, why don't you just look at that? And then you're looking at it like well you had this last time, Like, well, why didn't you just look at that instead of you know what I mean? You know that I had a problem before you had me do the CT scan? You should have been Yeah. So this this opens up a nice little can of worms. Right, So what do you call the person who graduates last in medical school? Doctor? Unfortunate doctor? You call him doctor?

Right, So there's a lot of stupidity in the wonderful world of doctorhood, right number one? And number two, it is now the rare doctor that is going to do any physical exam whatsoever, or even knows how to do a physical exam, or even knows what to look for with signs and symptoms of a physical exam. And fifty years ago, that's all that the medical doctors did. It was all physical exam right, and orthopedic tests.

They do all kinds of manual testing, listening to the heart, feeling the pulse, poking around the body, auscultating the chest, and they know what the signs and symptoms are of like the one hundred most common diseases. Now you don't even need the doctor. And this is the way that medicine is gonna go. By the way, here's here's what the future of medicine is going to be. You're gonna have a complaint. You're going to go into, you know, a medical center. You're going to scan in with your

insurance card. You're going to put on You're gonna sit on a chair on a conveyor belt. The conveyor belt is going to go down the line. At one point. They're going to collect a urine sample while you're sitting in the chair. They're going to do blood work and blood pressure and all of

those samples are then automatically going to be analyzed by a computer. They're going to do They're going to put you through a C team scan machine, and meanwhile the computer in the background is going to analyze all of these data and then you're going to get to the end of the line. It's gonna into out a diagnosis and spit out a number of pharmaceuticals, just like a vending

machine. And that's the future of medicine because it's all objective discovery now X ray, CT X ray, ct m RI, x ray, c T m RI, m RI, m RI, ct ct ct x ray, x ray, x ray, blood work, blood work, blood work. That's all they do. That's all that they do. They don't know physical examine anymore. And by the way, you had classic textbook symptoms of passing a kidney stone, right, you have the CT scan in order for a

competent doctor to diagnose that it was unnecessary. It's like they treat you like you're a liar on a on a witness stand until they can get their you know, get validated to their to their satisfaction whether or not you're telling the truth about your pain. And it's all done with. And that was created

because they started putting out opiates in the first place. That would that wouldn't even been a nature of the until they created it with opiates in the first place, for the for them to be a need for somebody to lie about pain, right, it's a I mean, it's an unintended consequence of a really bad system of medicine, which it's a and conventional medicine is a race

to the bottom, you know, accept military field medicine and traumacare. Like you're in an autobile accident, your pemeral artery is bleeding, and save your life. You know, you get your leg blown off in Iraq, they save your life. Right, what traumacare has really advanced a lot in the last one hundred years. They do a really good job at it. But that's it, man. For everything else, it's a shit show and you

should avoid them as much as you possibly can. We we have these, uh, like I said, homeschool mom group, right, and one of the husbands, Becky's husband has a had had the guinea stones, and they're like, yeah, they're painful, they're really bad, blah blah blah. It's like everybody believes that this is what you have to go through. And then also it was like, yeah, and if they're really big and really bad, then they sometimes I've heard that you sound to try to break them

up sometimes, but they wouldn't do it and break them up. Yeah, but that's you know, you can do that with much better, much easier, much faster with the corn sill. Yeah, but they wouldn't use that because that sounds too natural. But also they said surgery, and I'm like surgery. That was the other part that was like, this is the advice coming from the people that are like the homeschool intersections, like saying that these

are the options and this is going to be how it goes. I'm like, you think they would be more on the outsides of the MD stuff. Well, you can't fix stupid. And you know, when when it comes to medicine, there's two groups of people. There's people who've seen through the bullshit and they're looking for alternatives, and there are people that are still locked into it. And the people that are still locked into it are in the majority. And it takes experience, like especially when you you know, what

is that staying and I think I used it recently. Those who believe they are free are the most enslaved. So even if you think that you're aware, it takes experiences like what just happened with me and these things that have done in such a dramatic thing for me to really realize just how bad the deception is. Yeah, it's another layer that just got shoveled off of there and made it understand just how absolutely incorrect everything is when you walk in there.

Yes, it's really it's a revelatory, eye opening moment when you have a miraculous response to an alternative therapeutter. It's like, you gotta be freaking kidding me, And then it's a whole different world. I mean, and you know it's an it's a metaphor that we overuse, but it is very much like popping out of the matrix. You know, take the red pill and everything's different. Don't take the red pill and everything stays the same. So here we are, and I just want to bring this back up again

real quickly. Me. Well, you know, just going this way that I set to stay on this side of the screen. This is my new favorite page on the site, and I love all of them, but this is where I came and found the kidney stones right here, and when I clicked on that. The video is already I've shown you a bit of it here, but this is what I discovered a way back in twenty fifteen. The wisdom and the and the sage advice has been here. Look at it

looks like brushes, don't they. It's so cool. I'd like to Yeah, it's so neat. Well, yeah, when you the kidneys a remarkable organ there's literally I forget how many, but it's miles and miles and miles and miles of blood vessels in each kidney. That's how small they are. Wow. And it's the kidney's job to create urine. And urine is all of the crap that the kidneys have removed from the blood. That's what it is. Hey, look at me, there's me with long hair. Yeah,

yeah, isn't that funny? It's cool? Yeah, how time flies. The reason that I haven't redone any of these videos there's no need to. There's no need to because we don't. I mean, I will add things to it because we learned new things. Like I didn't know about the corn silk when I made this video. I didn't know about that. I learned about the corn silk four years ago from a botanical medicine expert. Is that at one of those conferences you guys go to. Yeah, that's awesome.

Yeah, But the the the fundamentals are the same and they'll never change, unlike conventional medicine, where they discard shit all the time, because conventional medicine is built on a house of cards. It's built, it's Conventional medicine is reality by consensus. It is not based on natural law. And that's why they change all of the time unapologetically. Oh you know, they killed George Washington. George freaking Washington died from blood letting, survived, Gettysburg,

won the Revolutionary War. Killed by a juvenile therapeutic, which was the standard of care at the time, blood letting. That's the medical doctors for you. And let me just say, I don't care if it was whatever it was before the fourth of July of whatever it is now for the membership, that's still a whole out less than what I had to go through with the insurance, well, with the insurance number one for the crap treatment, but

also the level of care. I could have avoided all that if I had just known, If I had just had the knowledge, I would have been Okay, I know what the pain is, I know what to do about it. Until it sets in, I'll just have the Grin and Barrett. But it would have been done, I would have never seen the doctor's office. I never would have been out there in the middle of the night.

You know, if that doesn't pay for itself, I don't know what the hell does, because at least you're now getting to answers and solutions, not going through their system in there, you know what I mean, either like you said, down the converor belt or do you want to get it done? Get it fixed? And seriously, like, I'm so disgusted. Every

time I go there. They also tell me that I have kidney failure one time, as when I went in there for a concussion after an accident because they read the wrong chart and this was right before CT scan they wanted to give me. Then they're like, okay, we can't give you the radioactive die because I don't know what they called it. They call it something else. They call it like what they call it crisis. They don't even go that quick. They just say it's something like, ah, okay, that's

a stupid word. I just can't think of it. But a contrast they call it contrast. Oh you're talking about you. Yeah, they call it the contrast. So they were gonna give it to me, and then they said, oh, we can't give it to you because you have kidney failure. They're like, I'm like, what that came in for a concussion? Rebecca's on the phone calling my mom telling her that I'm gonna die basically because I have they found out I have kidney failure because I just got a concussion,

and like, none of that was true. And then and here's the messed up part. Three minutes later, somebody walks in and says, Okay, I'm going to give you this shot. Now they're talking about the contrast the learned to active by that. I'm like, didn't you just tell me that you would kill me if you gave it to me? And they're like, no, we're sorry, we made a mistake. I said about which party? Which part? Did you make mistake about the fact that I have

kidney failure or that you might possibly kill me with it? Oh? No, no, it was the wrong chart. What the what is good? And like call it off, Tell my mom, I'm not dying now. Well, you know, there was an interesting statistic and I forget what the specifics were, but this was in USA today. I think a number of years ago. It's like right around seventy percent of the time. I think

it's more than seventy percent of the time. If you go to medical doctor A, you get one diagnosis, and you go to medical doctor B, you know, in a different facility, you get a different diagnosis. Yeah, they did have a psychiatry before I saw that video too. I have a Psychiatrists have a different diagnosis for what office you walk in. Psychiatry is a just like you know, it's like it's that old joke in physics about you know, a psychiatrist is a psychologist is a person who's looking for a

black cat in a dark room. It's hard. Psychology is hard, but it's effective psychology, psycho, you know, helping people figure their shit out. Psychiatry is like someone looking for a black cat in a dark room and the cat is not there. Psychiatry is a complete creation of the Soviet Union, will complete, utter, total waste of the time. And I'll tell you why. Because medical doctors practicing allopathic medicine are trained to believe that consciousness

is a function of biochemistry. Yeah, there's no soul, there's no spirit. Biochemistry comes first, and biochemistry creates consciousness. If you have a problem with your consciousness, you just take a drug to alter your biochemistry. That's how they think. And they're freaking idiots because of it. One more reason to fire your medical doctor immediately. I'm not sure why this is a question.

I see. I try to avoid you. You want to find an alcohol extract of corn silk, and so whise woman Herbals go to do a web search for whise Woman Herbals and get their corn silk. It's got alcohol in it. Cool, all right? Do you have polka? Asked? Do you have an opinion on continuous glucose monitors? What? Why? Why are we going to continuously monitor glucose? Why would we need to do that.

There's no earthly reason to do that. If you have a blood sugar issue, then you need to fix the blood sugar issue, and you fix the blood sugar issue issue with diet in medical nutrition, that's how you fix it. And the only test that you're going to need is hemoglobin A one C. But you do that every three months, not daily. You don't need to monitor anything daily because it's going to cause anxiety. You're not going

to know what's happening. It's got everything to do with your metabolic rate in the position of the sun in the sky and the latitude that you're on, and your percent body fat and the other drugs that you're taking, and whether you're worried or not, and what was the percent of carbohydrates versus protein, versus sodium versus potassium in your meal. There's all these variables that are at play here which you will make you freaking crazy in a neurotic mess. So

there are two things to pay attention to. And I'm talking about non insulin dependent diabetes. I am not talking about insulin dependent diabetes. I'm talking about type two diabetes syndrome X metabolic syndrome, glucose glucose resistance, insulin resistant syndrome. That's what I'm talking about. So the cardinal signs and symptoms of those blood sugar issues are the following. You get sleepy after you eat a meal that's got sugar or carbohydrates in it, and and or you wake up in

the middle of the night and you're wide awake. If any of those things happen, you have a blood sugar intolerance issue. So those are the things you need to be paying attention to as you go downstream with the therapeutic, the intention of which is to fix the blood sugar issue, and then every three months, just to be sure that we're not missing anything, we do the hemoglobin A ONEC. That's the single best way to monitor blood sugar.

Everything else is just to crock a crap dreamed up by the reductionists. It's like the low testosterone, Give me a freaking break. It's a scam. So do you yeah? So do you think that type one diabetes is something that comes from potentially the shots that they give you when you come right out of the womb. No? I think type one diabetes is caused by an allergy to cow's milk, So it would develop young, but not at birth

basically, right, Yeah, it would develop. Well, if your mother is drinking milk, a lot of cow's milk when she's pregnant, and you're allergic to it, then it's going to develop in utero, but usually it doesn't, and usually it develops, you know, in the first couple of years of life. Theoretically, ostensibly because of a cow's milk allergy, which stimulates the immune system to attack the pancreas cells instead of attack the cow's milk

protein. That's what I think causes it, but I don't know. And if we had a free medical market, that shit would have been figured out fifty years ago. It's it's sad because we have a young friend of ours, she's just a teenager ray and she has had she's had some life threatening issues at points. Well, let me tell you a story. Then, I'm glad. I'm glad you talked to me about it. One of the most rewarding things. Well, I've done a lot of rewarding things in my

career, and you know, I've had a lot of failures too. I'm not going to talk about those publicly, but I I mean, this isn't you know, guaranteed they're had a round to tell our story anyway, So that's okay. So I was treating I think he was fifteen year old young

man at the time, insulin dependent type one diabetic. I put him on the medical nutrition program in the diet and within three weeks he was able to reduce his insulin intake by seventy five percent seventy five percent reduction in insulin need, which was huge for an insulin dependent diabetic. The quality of his life dramatically increased, his health dramatically increased. He didn't get any of the ramifications of type one diabetes. None of that shit happened, and he became a

nature pathic doctor. Awesome. I love the end of that story. That's the best part. It's amazing. So even if you are insulin dependent diabetic, you still need the ninety essential nutrients, you still need extra blood sugar

support, and you still need to eliminate the twelve bad foods. And if you do those things, your body's going to get healthier, you're going to need less insulin, and you're going to avoid a lot of the pitfalls that normal diabetics fall into because conventional medicine is a race to the bottom, and

conventional medicine loves diabetics because it's the gift that keeps giving. Because under the care of conventional medicine for insulin dependent diabetics, the older that you get, the sicker that you get, the more hostilizations you need, the more drugs that you need. And it's a gigantic money maker for the industry. I think the annual cost of blood sugar issues in the US is four hundred and twenty billion dollars. That's what the medical industrial complex makes every year for mismanaging

blood sugar four hundred and twenty billion dollars for mismanaging it. Enough for helping for mismanaging it. I mean, the patient's still alive. Yeah, maybe one footless, maybe maybe you know, up to their knee cut off, because that's how you fix things, right, he went through They went through Vietnam, but they didn't have their legs blown off until they got to the doctor's office. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, there's two Mike, Mike, the guy that I learned a lot of the stump stuff from. It's the

colonel in the Air Force in addition to being a physician. And he said, he think I'm outspoken. You should listen to him. He said, there's two places you can give your life for your country. On the battlefield and at the VA. Sadly, I know that firsthand. That's my interance. Yeah, it's a is it a giving people a second chance to die for their country? Since nineteen thirty three? Interesting years? Right? Yeah, I mean talk about a rabbit hole. We are inside of a medical

matrix. Ladies and gentlemen. You can snap out of it and belly on up to the bar and learn what to do or suffer and die. I don't really care anymore. All the information is there, it's on the website. It comes out to about a dollar seventy a day, so so you know, I mean, it's less expensive than going to Bob Dylan concert for good mistakes, so whatever. So alright, so we have since hid doctor Gildon and Daniel, is there anything I can give my four month old to

help with teething? That's not how no or I be broken? Also thoughts on massive hair loss for me. I think you already know where this is going as far as the nutrients and just being pregnant. But yeah, yeah, So there's a saying in medicine that you know, when you hear hoof beats, you think about horses before you think about zebras, which means you think about the most common things that cause things before you think about weird things

that cause things. So here's how many nutrients the human body needs. Here's how many nutrients are in your body at any moment in time less than half. Then you get pregnant. What happens the baby steals what's left. This is why you get gestational diabetes. This is why you get eclampsy. This is why you get preeclampsia, this is why you get postpartum depression, and this is why children are born with birth defects. It's because of nutrient deficiencies

during pregnancy period. You know, unless you like work in a coal mine or in as best as factory, or you smoke a pack of cigarettes a day while you're pregnant. But that's different. So now post pregnancy, you've got zero nutrients, or if you had zero, you'd be dead, but you're running on nutrient fumes. So your body's going to start stealing nutrients from

non essential tissue to keep essential tissue alive. So your hair falls out, your nails are going to get funky also, And it's simple nutrient deficiencies, period, hard stop, end of story. It's got nothing to do with hormones. It's got everything to do with nutrient deficiencies which could affect your hormones. So I was gonna say it's done the line, right, the chain reaction of not having what you need to create the hormones. Yeah, So

here's how you fix it. You get these. You go toiflehealth dot comiflehealth dot com. You tell them you came from Daniel's store Daniel's show, rather, and you order one Healthy Foundation pack which will include all of these supplements. Four supplements and one Healthy Foundation pack. The good people at Eiffle Health here it is, will tell you how to take it. You follow their advice, take the supplements and watch the magic happen. Now for teething,

there's a couple of homeopathic medicines to take to mess around with. Hold on here, all right, let's see. Okay, hold on, I'm getting there. Oh no, I was just I was just looking at something else here. Okay, here we go. There are two homopathic medicines to start with. Pay attention to what he says, please and don't just shrug it off. This is okay, so the first one to take. These are both homeopathics. By the way, so I should write that in so there's

no confusion. Thank you for this on a bigger screen, Seccy. I'll browl it up in a minute before you. Daniel. Oops, the first one is homeopathic cam Emila thirty ce. Oops. They spelled homeopathic wrong. Let me bring it over, okay, homeopathic. Oops, they spelled cam Emila wrong too, cam Emila in the thirty Sea and see now, the indications for camomala are in the teething episode. The child is capricious. The child asks for something, you give it to them, they throw it away.

They ask for something else, you give it to them, they throw it away. They're capricious in their behavior, and they're angry with the pain. That's cam emeal. Okay. If those are the behavioral attributes of the child that's teething, you give them cam emeal two pellets orally every thirty minutes until the episode subsides, and then you stop. If you give three doses of camamal thirty C and there is zero change, no change whatsoever, then

you give calcarea fussphorica. Next one to try is homi and these medicines are like ten bucks each, fifteen bucks each. Cal Carrio phosphorica also in the thirty C potency. All right, oops, I spelled phosphorica on He's I got a spelling problem today, Daniel said, that's in the thirty s. Yep. Now the indications for Calcaria phosphorico. I'm going to put this in the live chat too, people so you can get the right spelling. Okay, there you go. So if during teething the child has grass green stool.

The stool is grass green during teething, or there was delayed development in the child, like the fontinelles in the skull took longer to heal than normal. Or they're a little late learning to talk. They're a little late learning to walk while they wouldn't be talking yet when they're teething. This is any type of a developmental delay, or they're low on the you know the developmental delayed chart that the pediatrician gives you. Then use calcarea fossphorka all right now

the third and final thing to give them. And remember with homeopathy, we we don't treat the disease. We treat the person. So we have to give the correct treatment or it simply will not work. Let me get rid of homeopathic here. And I got lucky that there's four. There was four ways to approach it. The first one that I tried that he told me to get to do. That's because you gave me the specifics. Yeah,

thank you. Calcaria carbonica is the last one to try. The indications for Calcarria carbonica are that the child is plump, the child was born with a big head and the child sweats from the from the back of their head at night in bed. If that happens, the kid needs calcaria carbon. You give two pellets every thirty minutes until you get relief, and then you stop, and then when there's another teething episode, you give it again, and

then you stop. You give it again, and then you stop. If you give three doses and there's no change, you move on to the next remedy. Okay, that's how you do it. That's amazing, And it's so amazing that these little details about the person's behavior means a different thing that you would use. It's mind boggling, but it's pretty cool. It is pretty cool, actually, isn't it. Oh, the indicators of something else

going on, and that's what you're actually treating. Is that why, Like, there's some other thing that's underlying and that's why that No, no, no, it's a good question. The reason that we pay attention to the details of the symptoms is because of our definition of health. So let me walk you through that. Yeah, right, it's because it's important. I mean, and you know, if you want to watch the medical doctor's head explode, you have fun with your medical doctor. You want to play with

your medical doc like a cat plays with a mouse. Next time you're in their office, ask them if they could please define health. Hey, doc, I'm interested to know what's your definition of health. I'll look at you like a deer in a headlight because they won't know. And don't you think it's telling that? How is it possible for someone who practices healthcare to not know what health is? Because if you don't have a working definition of health,

how can you possibly help somebody to recover it? You can't? Well, that's because medical doctors do not practice healthcare. They practice disease management. And there is a giant difference between health care and disease management. I mean, they are mutually exclusive. Let me make this a little bit bigger here. Management doesn't sounds like something that's for the long term, Like you wouldn't. I wouldn't think I'm going to go manage a store so that I can

cure the stoer. Yeah right, yeah, So here's the sophisticated, holistic practitioner definition of health. Health is the ability of a living organism to experience stress and remain in a symptom free state of dynamic equipoise. So when you're healthy, your system is in a state of balance and everything works. Your brain works the way it's supposed to, your eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and throat, your all, your organs, your bones, and

your joints. Everything works the way Nature and God intended it to. And you are symptom free. That's health. And then you experience the stress. Let's say it's a microbe or a change of weather or pollen. All Right, if your system is strong enough because you've been taking the ninety essential nutrients and you have eliminated the twelve bad foods, your system is strong internally, so that stress is just going to bounce off. Nothing's going to happen.

So you know, there's four people in a convertible. They're driving down the road. They all go through a pine pollen bank. Three of them have allergic reactions and one of them doesn't. They were all exposed to the same pollen. Well, why didn't the one person react to it? Because they were strong internally. However, every once in a while, regardless of your internal strength, you will experience the stress which is too much for your body

to handle. For instance, you cut your finger, Now you have a laceration and it's bleeding and it's painful, it's red and it's sore. That's a symptom. So nobody gets stressed by something, becomes destabilized, and then it generates a symptom. Any symptom that you are experiencing, whatsoever, is a direct indication that your body is not healthy. If you are symptomatic, you are not healthy. Period. You cannot be healthy and symptomatic at the

same time. You can't. They're mutually exclusive. So you get stressed by something, you get destabilized, you become symptomatic, and if your body is robust, the body fixes itself, recovers its balance, and the symptom disappears. So ten days later the cut on your finger is gone, the body fixed it, you're no longer symptomatic. However, the reason that people go to the doctor is because they get stressed by something. It can be anything.

Can be political stress, financial stress, whether chemtrails can be microbes, can be crap in the air, craping the food, crap in the water. It can be your horrible wife, your horrible husband, can be anything. You get stressed, you get destabilized, you get symptomatic, and then you get stuck, so the symptoms do not go away. They persist. So now you bring this situation to an MD, and they deliver drugs to suppress the symptom anthemiotic, an antidepressant, and anti anxiety, a proton pump

inhibitor, MAO uptake inhibitor. You got something to suppress the symptom. Does that fix the problem? No? What will happen If you suppress the symptom long enough? The body falls further off balance and develops another symptom somewhere else. And so you go until bankruptcy and death do us part. Every holistic physician in the world, on the other hand, is trained to deliver therapeutics that push the body back into a state of balance. Because when the body

recovers balance, what happens to the symptom. It disappears. That's why Daniel's pain disappeared, because his system was pushed back into a state of BAFE balanced by the homeopathic It's amazing how quickly they were too. Now in order for you know, the ire vedic treatment, the chiropractic treatment, the botanical medicine treatment, the medical nutrition treatment, the homeopathic treatment, the acupuncture treatment.

They all have different parameters through which they are prescribed and how they work. In order for homeopathy to work, which is different than any other type of meta and they're all different, you have to match the symptoms exactly. So for instance, if you had a migraine headache and it was on your right temple, you would need a different homeopathic medicine than if you had a migraine

headache and it was in your left temple. If you had a migraine headache it felt like your head was being squeezed in a vice, you would need a different homeopathic medicine. Then if you had a migraine headache that it felt like your head was exploding, like someone pumping up a balloon. So we

pay attention to the details of the symptoms, not the pathology. And this is why you know, there's a saying and yeah, so like headache is just what they go off and they hear's tyle though exactly correct, And that's why that's what you do when you treat a disease. But in holistic medicine, we treat people and that's where that phrase came from. That's a huge

difference, that's a gigantic difference, and that's why medicine fails. Conventional medicine fails because they treat the disease suppressively, and then the idiots say, well, it made me feel better, Yeah, but what did it fix? It came back right, Yeah, that worse later when you stopped. So you take the pain madge. You take the pain madge. You take the pain madge, you take the pain manage, you take the pain manage. The root cause is never fixed. I don't have to take these the rest

of my life in order for the thing that to be there. Taking tile all the rest your life because of pain. Now your body's going to stay of balance. Now it doesn't need any help. I mean, that's a revelation. And most doctors are completely unaware of any of the things I just said, which is another reason why you should avoid your medical doctor, like the freaking plague, unless you know you're bleeding to death. You know,

there's descriptions on these things. Don't give them do them justice either, like they give you, like one thing. I think that's probably part of part of the medical establishment, you know, doing that. But well, that's a that's a law forwarded by the by the American Medical Association and the FDA so that one particular homeopathic medicine nicum it's Kelli carbonicum. Yeah, there are let me pull it up here. I don't know if it will tell me.

Hold on, may the mutus here and I have the can't Harris. I think it's cooled. And then the other one, the the Arnika Montana is on its way in the mail. Mhm, okay, hold on, I'm gonna blow your mind here, you ready, m h. Put this up. I gotta put it. So for that one medicine, yeah, there are yes, Yeah, okay. I have said for a long time that if I am okay, good, there are three thy and twenty indications for that medicine. I better hold on to it. Then it sounds like

there's a good chance I'd run into something else that could help. That's awesome. So that's why the selection of the homeopathic madisone is super I mean, that's the trick. And honestly, Daniel, I've been doing homeopathy for thirty five years now, almost thirty six, and I'm just getting good at it for you for you to know, like, and it was the first one that you said, I mean, you gave me three other options, but the very first one that you said, knocked it out of the park.

It's great. So I don't know if I could have done that five years ago. I mean, honestly, I can't imagine, though. I mean, look at all the different variables that you have to try to filter, and then you have to, through experience with people apply it before you know which one is going to be. You know, like that's that does take a lot of Homeopathy is about it. It's a mixture between it's an art and it's a science. And I'm finally hitting my stride with it. Knock

on wood. I love. Homeopathic medicine is the best kept secret and the most misunderstood system of medicine in the world. It's almost like I'm going to be an EmPATH. You have to like sense it, you know what I mean, You have to sense the right answer. Yeah, you got to tap into that the force, the Jedi style. He told you'd say that that doctor Manso is the Jedi. I think you both are. Yeah, that's funny. So I have a couple of things real quick, We'll just

read and then we can say I do says. I have said for a long time that if I am battered and broken, get me to the nearest trauma center. But when it comes to long term healthcare, I will take that on myself. Well, what you should, yes, and what you rather than trying to figure it out yourself, tell him you should lean on the experts that already know how to do it. And that's why I'm here.

And your point is very well taken. You know, you've snapped out of the matrix enough to understand that conventional medicine is not the way to go for health. But that begs the question, well, what is now? Do you actually think that you know, in the last two thousand years of recorded human history there is not a group of healthcare practitioners that have figured it out. Do you actually think that nobody's figured it out? Yet? We figured it out. We know what to do. All you need to do

is become students of this method. And the only reason that people suffer is because they don't even know how to pronounce nature opathy, let alone know what nature graphic medicine is. And to add insult in to injury. Not to muddy the waters too much, but it's important. The majority of people in the world now who are practicing nature pathic medicine are not practicing nature pathic medicine.

Yeah, that sucks. They're practicing this weird hybridized medicine that was a function of the twenty first century, and I call it green allopathic medicine. It's a combination of pharmaceuticals and nature pathic therapeutics and it's a shit show. The Christian Henneman influence isn't even there at all, is it. No, they're getting rid of homeopathy. Yeah, I'm just kind of scrolling through this. So you guys see he said, become a student of what I do.

This is the place to find that information. That's the big funda behind dot com. All right, use a link to get there, get in on the subscription. I think the yearly is probably the best way to do it, and it'll be all good. So here, I'd like to address this real quick. You ask me, he's a good friends of the show. What were the four that you recommended for me? Just out of curiosity? So what I would say to that is, if you're just curious, to be curious, that's one thing. But like what you said, it

all depended on what I was telling you. For these four. It could be a different four for or different two for him. If there is the same type of issue that he had. That's right. So with homeopathic medicine, we don't treat the disease, we treat the person. So I could have ten people all passing a kidney stone and they would need ten different medicines to recover. So it's not now now to make things even more complicated, in case it wasn't already. In case it wasn't already, there are generic

things that everybody should do in order to optimize their health. I know what they are, right some of them. Everybody needs the ninety essential nutrients. Everybody needs to eliminate the twelve bad foods once every couple of years. Everybody needs to do a really smart detox program. And four times a year on the full moon people need to do with three day full moon parasite clans. And then that gives a perfect foundation for health. And then when you become

stricken with something, you fix it holistically. Now with homeopathy specifically, because homeopathy is not medical nutrition. Homeopathy is not diet. Homeopathy is not food. Homeopathy is not botanical medicine. Homeopathy is homeopathy. It is separate and distinct. For ninety five percent of the things that people are bothered by the homeopathic medicine needs to be individualized for five percent of things. There are generic

homeopathic medicines like blunt force trauma Arnica montana. Yeah, is probably what it is because I read, I read what it did. That's the store right. If you tear a ligament or attendant Rudi graviolansh for gout, it's Ertica urrens. And there's a couple others that like teething right, and the nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. There's like two or three homeopathic medicines that work most of the time. Those are the ones that we give. If you've had

nerve damage. You injure a nerve, you smack the end of your finger with a hammer and you damage the nerves, it's hypericum. So there are a handful of homeopathics for a handful of conditions which we can prescribe generically. But most of the time with homeopathy it be individualized. So I called Daniel yesterday and I talked to him for fifteen minutes. He told me his symptoms. I did an analysis and I told him what to take and it worked.

It's like, thank you, but you would never be able to figure that out on your own as a layperson. You know, you have to be a and I try to make all of this stuff easy to understand on the website. That's why I got to get there right, right. And you know, I don't want patients. I want students. I don't want to give somebody a fish. I want to teach him how to fish.

And honest to God, it's not that hard to learn how to fish, so right, And like you said before, and this is probably one of the I'm glad that that is passing because I would hope that that means that since I've been taking the essential nutrients, that it's not necessary for it to hold on to it anymore, and it's getting rid of it, you know, That's why. Yeah, And most importantly, you won't get any more

in the future. Right, But if you hadn't changed your nutrition, you would have gotten another kidney stuck, right, because it's an emotional deficiency. I mean, if you don't have enough vitamin C, you get scurvy. I mean, it happens, you just do. I snapped a bone recently, and like my foot, like Villa isn't recently, but it was a while back. But I felt like I was like, that was a lot of pressure, you know, And then that's probably why this probably was going

on for a while, where it was sucking away at my bones. I don't I don't drink milk, I don't do any of that, so I was really yeah, yeah, so that's an indication that you got trouble with calcium. I mean, other some of the other telltale signs of a calcium deficiency are chronic low back pain. That's what I have again right there, Muscle ticks and twitches anywhere in your body, restless legs at night in bed,

and heartburn. Those are all signs of a calcium efficiency. Oh and if you're a woman, really really painful menstrual cycles like super bad, I think Rebecca might have that issue. Yeah, I mean most people are deficient in calcium and they don't even know it. But again, too, that also requires you to know that you need if you're going to be pumping that in. You need magnesium, you need fumin D yeah right, you need

the whole kitten kaboodle, not just calcium, right right. Yeah. So but there's a learning curve here, man, But it's not that hard if you're smart enough to pass the driver's license test. You're smart enough to learn what to do to optimize your health by extracting yourself from the medical matrix, and you'll save shitloads of money over the course of your life, tons of money because you will not need medical insurance anymore. You will not simply will

not need it, which is amazing. Right, no prescriptions to filled, No no copay for that, No, no copay at the doctor's office. This is what's This is what I'm saying. It's like, I feel like I don't know, I don't know what the reason, what the hesitation would be to be i'mever on the site. Plus you get the two extra Q

and A sessions. It's like it's almost like a visit. If you, if you, if you ask your question approfectly, you know, if you, if you, if you think about what your question is, you're pretty much getting a good deal out of that for the for the answer that you're going to receive in the in the Q and A on your site and here. Yeah, and so the I only offer an annual subscription now, no more months to month. Oh is that how it goes? Okay? Yeah?

And and for my annual subscription there's a seven day free trial. Oh that's cool. Look it up. Check it out. You can go into my website for seven days for free, and if you don't like it, you cancel and you're not charged. Or you know, you could pirate the information and just get my information for free and figure out what to do for your particular condition in seven days. You could do that. I don't recommend it, but you know, the look. Some people can't afford it,

but most people can. I like the fact that you're just doing the annuals. That's good because there's a commitment level there. But also it's uh, I'm sure it's cheaper than doing the monthly anyway, because it's usually you know, right. So that's good stuff. It's good stuff, and I'm happy to be part of it. And I'm very happy that there's so many people on this on this you know that watch this show, that have been coming over there and becoming members. I see it, I get the notifications,

and I'm that's smart. Good stuff. Karen gets the final word tonight. She says, I am a grandfather into my movie. Yes, that's a good point, Karen, Yes you are so. Whenever my price points on my subscriptions change, you are grandfathered into whatever your current rate is. So whatever you're paying, you know, last month, you will continue to pay as long as you maintain your subscription. Otherwise it's bait and switch and I

wouldn't do that. I've been in number two. It's illegal. So yeah, you're grandfathered in to whatever it was, whatever level you came in at, because I have I've been doing this for I think I've had this website for fifteen years now, and the price points have changed over time, right, so, and I've still got people who are paying the original price point of the very first year that I had it. I still have people that are doing that fifteen years later. So it does not change, it will

not change. But you have to maintain the subscription. If the subscription lapses, then you got to re up at the new level. So that's how it is. So I should sue Square because they raise my my website fee from twenty nine dollars to seventy nine and just told they just told me that they were going to do it. Yeah, that's just bullshit. Yeah, so I've been I paid an extra fifty dollars last month on my freaking website, and apparently in about five days I'm to do the same. So I

better. I'm getting nervous that they're gonna shut me down. I got to figure out a way to port my website to Europe somehow to get it, you know, into non censorship plan. It's gotten that crazy, huh. And somebody had asked about the bird flu scared crap and what you thought about it earlier too, Okay, so here's what I know about it. It's a hoax, so it was cool. Nobody has ever proved that the bird

flu virus exists. Nobody's ever proven that. And it sounds funny when I say it out loud, but let me say it out loud one more time. Nobody has ever proven that the H five N one bird flu ever existed. Because in order to prove that a microbe is causing an illness, you have to isolate the microbe, fer they never do. You have to be able to reproduce the microbe. You have to give the microbe to a healthy

population like animals. You have to have a control group. Then you have to see if the microbe makes those animals sick, and then you have to repeat it. You have to make sure they get sick in the same way too. Yep. And that's never been done with H five N one has

never been done. And if you want the scales to be lifted from your eyes about all this bullshit, you want to get a book called virus Mania by Torstein and Engelbrecht, and you will talk about popping out of the matrix, the bay shomps stuff that you worked on, like it's just virus as a as a whole. I mean you probably you know, Tom Colwin. You don't have to talk about it, like all that stuff they've been doing the Bailey's, it's pretty pretty interesting. And by the way, the same

thing goes for polio. It was never proven to exist. My favorite doctor steff On Lonka on that on that side too. So it's the perception that keeps giving. We think that polio was caused by a neurotoxin probably d D T T right, and then whenever else put the shot in the shot that also was causing folio. So thank you very much, big farm. Right death bene aside, they have very many varieties and flavors. Yeah, yeah, it's a it's the it's the gift that keeps on destroying so extract yourself

from the medical matrix. Folks that can help. Let me help you. I'm begging you, let me help you. It's not that difficult. And there are a group of licensed and regulated physicians who have dialed this ship in. We don't know everything, but we know a lot and we can help you a lot. So check it out. That's right, And you say I saw and the description, you'll find the link to live Big Farm behind

you see it for riflehealth dot com. And you'll have the phone number there so if you need to contact Brenda directly, you can and get something tailored to you. And just mentioned the show. All right, thank you doctor Peter Glidden. Thank you for the extra time today too. Yeah, it's my pleasure. All right. I'm getting ready if we get off, all right, you next time, Thank you, sir. All right, So now we're gonna go to Oh, by the way, I hate Streamyard.

Streamyard did something to me a last stream that was kind of rude and very very rude. Actually I hit end of the stream. I hit y stream again. I didn't realize it was still recording because hey I shut it down, it didn't shut itself down. Yeah, some people got a little bit extra show. Let's just put it that way. Okay, So we're gonna get into uh right here share screen, so one last run here. So this is I fullhealth dot com. Okay, I fullhealth dot com. And

then there's a supplement button there. There's a little introduction by doctor Peter Gladon there, there's the one of the numbers that call. That's the number to call, and then you extension one on one for Brenda one zero one, just like hey elementary, my dear, you're gonna go to uh chemistry one o one. All right, so it's extension one O one and but I mean they have powder forms of OSTEOFX, but they also have the liquid.

I have the liquid. That's why I do. All right, So there you have it and the other one, which I have to jump out and jump back in for. That was kind of a I'm so mad atter stream marriage for doing that. If it failed to supposed to be off come on camera, was not supposed to be recording anymore sons of pitches. H Anyway,

Uh yeah, here you go. So look into description. It's leave Big Pharma, beehind dot com, backslash, little question mark via via and then the equals sign PG as in Peter Linton n D as a natropathic doctor health pg n D health. All right, make sure you use that one, okay, And it's in the description of the video. Some days my voice is very not it's it's such a range, like it's never sounds the same to me. Maybe it's the microphone. I don't know, but my

voice to me sounds different from one day to the next. It's very weird. All right, everybody, thank you so much. It's been a pleasure. Go over to the Patreon because the Niche in Dan's who done it. It was three hours and twenty six minutes yesterday. A lot was said,

as you can imagine, and it's very interesting stuff. I also have to say, having listened to some of Niche's past guests yesterday when I was doing the elliptical, I would say that there's a there's a uniqueness to when her and I talk that I find to be level wise, maybe like this in comparison to some of the guests, because I think sometimes she has to kind of push them into saying what they you know, going expanding, expanding themselves

into the possibilities, whereas with her and I we just we get it, you know, and we entertain that stuff, whereas other times she's like she's got to like push a freaking I don't know something through a small hole. All right, Ah, this must one, this one must be for me. I love you, Doc, I'm just kidding. Oh and by the way too, also, yes, there is on his lead big farm behind

which I see above my head. Here in case you haven't found it yet, you will also find the live Q and a page and there's just like our chat is here. That's what's going on during the live Q and a there, and you submit them ahead of time in an email to make sure that you get your before the end of the show. Sometimes there's time for others that are in the live chat, but he doesn't look at the live chat until he's done with his presentation and then he's done answering the questions that

got emailed, so it's like third priority. So if you want to get in there, he sends an email out on so that you can submit your questions ahead of time so you get him done. No, no, Karen, stop it, all right, I'll talk to you guys are Let's see if it actually ends this time