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completely off of that to work. He's a band. No, I don't get it. Wait if I go like this, ah, I see weird and that's way too big. They didn't. They didn't frame that right, Hell well hide that one. Let's see about the doctor. I have two different doctor Peter golodnon ones. One is more like for like a an Instagram post. Yeah, they cut it, so it's just because and there's that. There you go. And then as you see right here, you guys, yep here he is. Let me go ahead and pull this down and
bring me to the epet. Good. All right, So Daniel, I can't hear you. You can't hear me. Might be on my end. Hold on, it's it's my end. Wait a minute, I hear your music. I hear your phone. Yeah, it helps if I have the volume turned on. So you need to take that. Is that like a phone call? No, put it on silent. So I have rebound in here in my little water bottle. Here, that's suf and uh, I'll be talking to Brenda. I just have been making hot sauce for these internet
orders. Christmas is coming, so there's a lot of orders coming in, so I gotta get those out. The door before I get yelled at that they don't come on time. What type of volume do you do a year? It depends, Like when we had our store, just the store by itself was right around two hundred and dyk, and then whatever Internet orders we've had, probably like I didn't, I didn't work the internet as as much
as I do now because I was so busy with the store. So maybe maybe another ten or fifteen in the or more in the in the internet sales. Now it's more like that's the bulk of it, so and it has to be in order for things to sustain it minus my couple of wholesale customers that I have. So now it's now it's a bigger chunk. I can't even tell you until the end of this year what it's going to be.
But all right, definitely not it used to be when I had this when pre COVID, because even when I have the store after COVID, it wasn't great because everything went away. Being in a tourist area isn't the best when they don't let you travel. Yeah, hello, right, all right,
somebody needs to get sued, all right. So I have a couple of people that have sent some information in there, some questions and why don't we kick off with, uh, you know, what's been going on and what do you want to you know, kind of prime the audience with, and then we'll go ahead from there with questions. Okay, very good, and I get my pen here. All right, we are off, so youngevity,
let me uh, let me just start with this. I had doctor Alfonso Manzo the third on yesterday and he said very wonderful things about the plant Drive minerals and the tangy tangerine, saying that like all of the vitamins and there our whole food sourced and that's why it's probably so impactful because of the absorption rate and stuff like that. And he was he said, it's an impressive product. So that was cool. That was a thumbs up on that
side. He'd like to talk to you at some point, maybe on a you know, one on one or two on one, whatever it is, having all three together on the same Thursday. Yeah, whatever works. I'm good. Yeah that's cool. And uh so yeah I was. I was. It was cool to hear that. And he's got a couple of other things too, like the I P six I pises. I don't know I P six, Yeah, just to get rid of the bad what do you call it iron in your body? Yeah, the xss iron. So that
was kind of nice. And do you have a preference when it comes to like copper supplements, do you have like a because I know copper sulfate is kind of like not the not the good one. And yeah, there was one that that I liked in the past. The company doesn't make it anymore. The one that I'm leaning towards now is called it's made by Sarroyal s E R O y A L. It's called Gammaden copper g A M M A D like David y and Gammaden copper comes in little ampules. Okay,
excellent. You can get it at full script full script. Yeah, all right, excuse me, all right, so I have let me go ahead and check my thing here, all right, guys six one, nine, three, five, four, eight, eight seventy nine, talk to doctor Peter Glidden. Let me just go ahead and uh, okay, what we got here? Excuse me, lost my tab, couldn't find me. All
right, So what is your what is your take on chlorine dioxide? I had a lot of people asking me about this and Uh, someone had an issue with a bump on their head, back of their head, and they had been taking chlorine dioxide. And I don't know how they came about doing this, but apparently they had some kind of bacteria underneath their teeth and they were injecting it, poking themselves with the chlorine dioxide, and apparently the bump
went away. Now I don't know if there's like a root canal issue there where there's bacteria stuck in there and that's what's causing things the manifest or if it was just completely unrelated. But apparently they got rid of their bump on the back of their head for them using chlorine dioxide and show some way,
shape or form. What would you make of that? Is there a correlation and is it something that you would recommend because you still have to address the problem, right, even if you get rid of the toxins, you still have to address the problem. Yeah, So I don't see one of the I think at least anyway. My single biggest strength, well, I've got two. I've got three. Actually, one, I'm the most open minded
physician you'll ever meet in your life. Number two, I have thirty five years of clinical experience in the holistic method, I've seen things a lot of people haven't, and I have a better sense of what works clinically. And that leads to the third point, which is my recommendations are based upon clinical experience, which is a lot better and goes a lot further than research, you know, because there's a lot of ways to fiddle with research, and
there's a big problem there. So I personally don't have any clinical experience with chlorine dioxide. I've got colleagues that have used it. I've never used it. I'm not really even sure what the biochemistry is behind it. I think
it's an antioxidant, but I'm not really sure about it. So regretfully, I'm not comfortable giving anybody any advice about it as I don't really I don't have any legs under that, you know, that I can run with right right, So kind of in the same vein there, because these are a lot of the questions I get or the conversation that kind of you know,
sprouts up around our videos. The other one would be Dmso no, I'm not sure what people I know if people use it for arthritis and trying to get rid of that and different types of pain derive from a tree during a process that's kind of industrial. I would say, right, whatever oil they're deriving it from. So I'm not really sure if that would be considered something natural or not because it takes an unnatural process in order to get it.
But what is your take on Dmso, have you had any experience with that? Yeah? So don methyl's self ox side right, So is the way that we use dmso clinically. And I they used this a lot when I was in school. I don't think I've ever used it, but it was used as a driver. So if you're going to apply medicinal substances to the skin, the DM, if you mix those with d ms O, the d M s O will drive it into the body. It drives it through
the skin layer. That's the only thing. So the the the intention then of the d M s O was to speed up the introduction of whatever it is that you were applying topically. And what what we used to do is use d M s O over broken bones with in a in addition to comfree or some fightament officionalyis which is is a wonderful medicine to help heal broken bones. So when we would we apply the comfory salve and we put the M S O on it, and that would drive the medicinal agents from the comfrey
into the bone faster and quicker. And that's really the only time I have any experience with it. All Right, Well then that Lisa has ah, So it's a it's an expeditious catalyst, if you will, for some sort of healing. Then it's actually trying You're trying to drive things into the body through cutaneous application. Yeah it is, And okay, and so what what all of this boils down to? Right? And this is one of the
things I hate about Mercola's website. You know, I'm jealous of Mercola website, but also hate it because most of the information there is flavor of the month, right, Yeah, chlorine dioxide, do you mso? And you know back in the eighties it was Echinasia, you know, which is great in everything, and and there's but there's a difference between flavor of the month.
You know. Everybody gets excited about this nutritional supplement and stuff that actually works clinically over and over and over and over and over and over again, and is based on natural law. So I I haven't had any need to use it. I haven't had any need to use chlorine dioxide. I haven't had any need to use I've remectin. I haven't had any need for any of this stuff because the stuff that I was trained to use and have been using for decades and I was superior to it, And so why would I
do that? Right? If that makes sense, I think. I think the way I hear what you're saying is that because you're being neutrified in your body strong enough to handle those things, you're not in your deficit or deficiency to where you need to rescue vehicle like one of those things in order to turn it around. Because even then that's I think would be temporary because whatever caused that problem to get to that point you still need to address, and
that's probably some sort of nutrient deficiency. Yeah, And this is the difference between the holistic method, which i'm you know, an advocate of, and the functional medicine method, which I'm an opponent of because most medical doctors are nurses. And by the way, if you know, when I'm appointed King of the world, I'm going to give in addition to having a free medical market, I'm going to give nurses more clinical control than the doctors, because
the nurses care more and they know more than the doctors do. Usually. But I digress, So I forget. I forget now where I was going with that train of thought. Uh, when we were talking about the neutrification of the body versus needing the uh the what do you call it? The rescue vehicle? Yeah? Yeah, the functional medicine. Okay, good,
so so functional. So medical professionals who have seen through the cracks, the chinks in the armor of the reductionistic allopathic pharmaceutical method, and they have they all of Ahadden, they have a come to Jesus Aha moment. They say, holy crap, there's got to be something different. Most of them will gravitate towards a type of extracurricular training called functional medicine, and functional medicine teaches
medical professionals how to use vitamins or botanical medicines reductionistically. So the reductionistic philosophy, which is a failed philosophy except when it comes to traumacare and you know ailments, which are the epitome of reductionism, like, oh my god,
Heaven forbid, you have a bullet in your arm. So the reductionistic philosophy is still the underlying philosophy which informs the treatments and functional medicine, and so functional medicine doctors will prescribe boatloads of vitamin C like gram doses of intravenious vitamin C. They'll do vitamin B twelve injections, intramuscular injections of large doses of
vitamin B twelve. They'll do one or two or three nutrients in megadoses, the intention of which is to force the physiology of the body in the way that the doctor thinks is appropriate. But they're not doing it with pharmaceuticals. They're doing it with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, or pertends, and they completely miss the boat. In my opinion, they completely missed the boat. What's the boat? Well, the boat is the fundamental notion that the
human body is a holistic organism. The human body is inhabited by a spiritual intelligence. The human body knows how to fix itself. The human body wants to fix itself. The human body has the intelligence to fix itself. The human body is trying to fix itself all of the time. So the human body doesn't need to be forced. Yes, the human body needs to be
supported. So the functional medicine reductionistic fractionated nutrition approach is you know, it's like, what's the word, it's an oppositionally defiant method war model, Like there's a there's an opponent in your you know, yeah, you've got to fight it, right, you got to it's oppositionally defined, you got to
fight it. And that's the wrong approach for the acquisition of health, and which is why in the last hundred years the chronic disease is escalating and people always asking and people who are always trying and figure out, Oh, why is chronic disease escalating? Oh, it's got to be chemtrails. Oh, it's got to be the electromagnetic field of the Earth is shifting, or it's got to be more pollution in the environment or whatever. And I'm telling you
all these things have a small part to play. But the reason the chronic disease has been escalating in the world in the last hundred years is because of the monopolization of the medical market. The only medicine that people have access to when they're sick or suffering is MD directed reductionistic medicine, an MD directed Reductionistic medicine doesn't fix a goddamn thing. Nothing gets fixed. The blood pressure is never fixed, it's managed. The arthritis has never fixed, it's managed.
The depression has never fixed managed, and so forth and so on. So these treatments never get to the root of the problem. They just medicate the symptoms into submission, and the patient gets weaker and more dependent on the drugs the older that they get, and then they need more drugs for different conditions, or drugs to take care of the side effects of the drugs are already
on. And it's a shit show. And because the reason that we have an escalation in chronic health conditions, and the reason that our life expectancy is shortening, is because the medical doctors are trained in the wrong treatment strategy.
They have their asses, they don't know their ass from their elbow. They have their heads up their ass, they don't know what they don't even know what causes heartburn, for goodness sakes, And this is why we're in This is why we're up a creek without a paddle, and the marsh that we're in is burning, and there's an asteroid on the way. It's going to wipe every freaking thing out. It's a gigantic problem. And I'm telling you, man, this, I've said this, I will continue to say this
until I die, and hopefully people will get it. Now people are starting to snap out of it, finally, after you know, all of the coronavirus bs at every level, right, they're finally starting to snap out of it and see the shortcomings of conventional medicine. But I'm telling you, man, coronavirus is the tip of the iceberg, and it is a thousand times
worse. As bad as people are starting to think that the conventional medical system, the pharmaceutical as bad as people think that is, it's a thousand times worse, and it is the reason that chronic disease is escalating. It's your medical doctor's fault. So not only do they have the wrong tools, but they have the wrong approach those tools. And they're color blind artists, but they don't know that they're colorblind, So the painting is always going to be
wrong. And in this metaphor, the only time that the color blind artists would get it right is if they're dealing with black and white, right, you know, And in that metaphor would be the only time that the mds get it right is when they're doing surgery that's necessary, like there's a bullet in your arm, right, you have a broken bone and a bleeding artery. Right, that's the epitome of reductionism. So that's what they get right.
But everything else they get wrong. And it's everything else that everybody goes to the doctor foremost of the time. And it's nuts man because even when they fail, even when people go bankrupt, and the leading cause of bankruptcy in the US's medical bills. So people get sick while they're under the care of the mds, and they give the mds a pass. The mds have no idea what causes their condition, they give the md pass. The mds don't know how to cure the condition, they give the mds a pass.
The MD prescribes a drug that only manages the condition and makes people weaker over time. They give the mds a pass. The treatments are so expensive because they don't cure anything. The people go bankrupt and they give the mds a pass, and then their loved ones die from a health condition that they got while they were under the care of the medical doctor. And they give the mds a pass. This is the only industry that this could happen in.
It's the only industry, right, I mean, if you know, if Budweiser made a beer and eighty five percent of the people who took it died, they'd be out of business pretty quickly. If Ford Motor Company made an automobile and eighty percent of the time the transmission dropped out on the third week, they wouldn't make that car anymore. But when the medical doctors mess up, people give him a pass. And honest to god, I don't know why. Well I do know why, but it doesn't make any rational common
sense to me. But it's an indication of how deeply we've been socialized. Do you think that the medical doctor is God conditioning and programming? This is the best we have. This is the height of science. Yep. We have a call here from looks like Hamptonville, North Carolina. Let me turn the volum upon it. Hello, Hamptonville, how are you? Are you still there? Yeah? I'm here. Okay, but you're just the pregnant lady. I've sent a message in last week. Oh okay, go ahead,
rh negative blood? Oh okay, yeah, yeah, so I ordered the Yeah, the descendant from Aliens apparently, or Scythians. They could be completely terrestrial. Either way, I'll take it as cool. You know. I tell my husband, guess what, I'm an alien. But anyway, so I ordered the Healthy Foundation pack and got it today. I just wanted to make sure do I take it as directed? I don't know if this matters. I'm thirty one years old, twenty eight weeks pregnant. I know
I'm late to start this, but better late never, I guess. And I'm one hundred and fifty six pounds with the baby weight, so I didn't know if I should take extra or go buy my baby weight or you know, the extra baby weight or whatnot. Okay, all right, excellent question.
Here's what I would do. So every morning I would make a blender drink, and in that blender drink, I would put one scoop of the tangy tangerine powder, one ounce of the OSTEOFX liquid, one ounce of the plant to arrive minerals, two cups of water, a handful of ice, and fruit, you know, solid fruit or fruit juice for taste, and you can experiment with you know what fruit juices or what fruit combinations make it taste better or you and then the fruit thing is optional, by the way,
but I like it because it makes it taste better. And you should experiment with pineapple juice because pineapple juice, at least in my experiences, makes it a very very consumable beverage. So anyway, you blend that all up in the morning and then you pour it off into a glass or two, and you take at least four hours to drink it all down. You don't
want to slam it down. You just want to sit from it slowly over the course of four hours and take take the three EFAs with breakfast, lunch or dinner, and then again because you're pregnant, before bed, I would do an additional here, well, here's what I would do before bed. I would mix one capful of the OSTEOFX liquid with one capful of the plant to arrive minerals and one capful of water or juice. Stir it all around and shoot it down, you know, like a shot of tequila, or
you know, drink it in two or three SIPs immediately before bed. All right, like do that brush your teeth go to bed type of a deal. And that not only will facilitate better sleep, but it will give your body the extra calcium, magnesium, and minerals that it needs in order to support the growth of the baby. And that's like a I mean, that's a it's almost a perfect pregnancy recommendation. And you're going to have a very
strong, healthy child if you do that. And I know this is a dumb question, but should I I should not take the prenatals right anymore? It would be redundant. I mean, you know, if you and I were you know, if we were in the sixties and we were at a party in l a and we were trying to get drunk and we had late beer or we had tequila, well we'd go with the tequila because that's a
quicker way to get drunk. Right. It's just just so the stuff that you're taking makes the prenatal vitamin look anemic, but in comparison, it's not even close. It's not a fair fight. Okay, what about the d h A fish oil that? Yeah? What about it? Yeah? Cover that right? Yeah, so you want to do three of those a day? Yeah? Okay? And I have my my beginning to in the weeds. But I'm also on an iron supplement that came from my ob at thirty milligrams twice a day. No, don't take the iron. No, I
would not. I would not do extracurricular iron. There's a lot of mis misunderstanding about that. I could make a good relevant but I just got my blood work done. My white blood cell count is really high at twelve point four. Red blood cell count is three point two five, and then I have about eighteen other words relative to red blood cell count that are low.
I don't know how you know. Yeah, So in order to have to have healthy blood, right, have healthy red blood, red red blood cells, healthy hymatcurate, healthy hemoglobin, healthy or red cell diameter with in the whole enchilada, you need iron plus eighty nine other nutrients. And if you take all ninety you get a much better bang for your buck than if you
just take a boatload of iron. So I would not take the extracurricular iron because the all the iron that you need is included in the foundation pack, and it's gonna work better because it's not fractionated. It's a comprehensive, holistic formula. And we don't talk about this a lot, and maybe we should, but this particular formula. These supplements are really really easy for your body to absorb, and that's kind of a big deal because you know, ultimately,
it's not what you swallow, it's what you can actually absorb. So you might be swallowing the perfect amount for your system of one particular product, but if your body can only absorb twenty five percent of it, you're you're out of luck. And this is one of the reasons why I'm such a fan of the Foundation Pack, not only because of its recipe, but also because of its absorbability. It is the most absorbable nutritional supplement combination I've ever
seen. And I've been doing this for thirty five years. Got it? And just do the Healthy Foundation Pack. Yeah, Because you're driving down the road in the Ferrari right now with the Healthy Foundation Pack. I mean, why would you why would you, you know, stop that and get into a Kia right Well, that makes sense, yea. And should I'll be
concerned about the high white blood cell count? Well, of course we should be concerned when anything baker, Now I would I would follow up in twenty one days after you start the blood pack that, I mean, the Foundation Pack, and have your blood done again and see if it's come down. Certainly that's caused for concern, but if you're asymptomatic, I wouldn't worry about it too much. I would keep an eye on it, though, and I would have it retested in twenty one days. Okay, col right,
I will do that, okay. And one last thing for your advice. Last week with a rogram shot, I was really leaning hard against that, but when you you know, blessed it, trusted and got it today. Okay. Very good, yeah, very good, excellent, very very good. And all the way, by the way, one last thing, Doctor Glidden is a great name for a baby, I think so justly. Okay, I'll definitely add it to the list. We haven't decided to. May have to be a middle name. I consider it. All right, good
luck, that's great, Thank you both so much. B all right, guys. Six one, nine, three, five, four, eight eight seven nine. So I shouldn't have piped up there because I'm not the doctor in the in the room here, but having this driven into my head by a lot of other people, and iron is kind of been maliciously put into our food, into our cereals, reduced iron into it, and it gets driven into your cells, into your tissue, so it's not where it belongs
in the blot in the first place. And that's why they say you have little iron, but you're getting you know, what do you call it oxidative stress everywhere else in your body potentially if it's all in your tissues. That Morley Robbins is the expert on that. You should interview him. Yeah, working on it. Yeah, we have a mutual friend with doctor Manzo, so if I get them, I'm going to get both of them on together. Probably. Yeah, So I'm in complete agreement. You need a little
bit. We do need a little bit of iron, but what we need copper way more than we need iron. Right, But this is a giant again, you know, it's a really big The whole iron misunderstanding in conventional medicine is rivaled only by the statin drug. You recommendations by conventional medical doctors. They don't know what they're talking about, and they're hurting people inadvertently because
of their childish recommendations. Okay, so I have a question here. Well, I will wait for other people to call in, and I don't know, this might be a controversial question because everybody there's a lot of people out there who swear by this, and I've never been the type who could enjoy it for half a second, so I'm not in that group. But and I don't mean I'm not trying to say anything bad about it either, just
for the sake of being, you know, a contrarian. But when it comes to cannabis, does that affect your hormones, your your your libido. I mean, I think it does in a negative way, and I think it might have something to do with how I messes with your fatty tissues in cholesterol that messes up your hormones. But do you have any details on that.
Yeah, cannabis is a botanical medicine, and there's only a handful of botanical medicines which have been proven over time to be a good idea to take on a regular basis, jinsenh being one of them, and Rachie mushroom being
another one. But if you take cannabis into your body on a regular basis, you're going to mess yourself up. You're going to have a negative impact on your hormones, You're going to have a negative impact on your brain chemistry, and you're not going to feel like yourself unless you're stone, yes, and that's a big problem. So, I mean, in a perfect world, we would use cannabis recreationally, you know, maybe once or twice a
month max. Or you would use cannabis as part of a you know, a ritual unlike a spiritual quest, if you wanted to do it that way. But I'm not a fan of regular cannabis consumption. It's turning people's It completely unmotivates you, exactly, and it turns people into little you know, it turns people into perfect socialists, yes, right, because they want everybody else to do everything for them exactly. And boy gee, I wonder if
that's why they decided to control legalize it. Yeah, probably one of the reasons. And I'm sure the way they grow it for the you know, government grade or whatever isn't going to be exactly natural and without its modifications either. Did you ever hear Rush Limbaugh's expose on the Real Thanksgiving? Did you
ever hear that? No? Yeah, So the Real Thanksgiving was a celebration of an end to socialism because when the Pilgrims came over here, they were getting away from religious and financial persecution because in England, you know, it was what's the term for it. You know, it was ruled by the monarchy, right, so you had the monarchs and you had the nobles, and then everybody else was poor as a church mouse. And there was no way that a poor person could get become as wealthy as a noble person because
that just the society wasn't built like that. So they weren't just no bless oblige was the term, right, So they weren't just trying to escape religious persecution to be able to worship whatever God they wanted to, however they wanted to. But they were also trying to escape financial persecution. And so when they came over to New England, they for the first couple of years their
community was socialist, right, and everything was communal. So if you were a farmer and you had ten thousand years of corn, the ten thousand years of corn went into the community. You know, I went into the community and anybody could take the corn, right, there were no parameters around. It was just a big communal thing. Everything go put into the pot and
people could take from it as they needed. Well, what happened is that only a small percentage of the people in the community were actually doing the work, and everybody else was sponging off of them, and that's why they were having trouble surviving the winters. It was because of the communal lifestyle, the socialist lifestyle that they had adopted. They didn't have enough resources because not enough
people were working and there was no motivation. There was no reason for anybody to like get up out of bed in the morning and go and farm their land because you know, they're going to have this stuff anyway, Let's somebody else do it. So they went through that for a couple of years and then they finally said, well, this is bullshit. This isn't working anymore, so we're going to stop this and now you keep what you make and other people in the community can buy it from you or trade you for it.
Right, And when they made that switch, all of a sudden, everybody goes to work. Everybody was producing, everybody was contributing, and they turned everything around in like one year. And that's what the Thanksgiving celebration was about. It was about them fixing their social structure, making everybody prosperous again. And that completely gets lost in the history books. That's amazing, yeah, because it's a strike against their socialist gains or their desires. I guess
not so much desires. They're kind of realizing it in real time. It's not really something that it's a it's not really a pipe dream anymore. They've got it. They've got it. Yeah, and we're suffering because of it. And more's the pity. I'm I'm leaning on becoming a state national So let's go right, all right, guys? So six point nine three five
four eight eight seven nine. Yeah, I don't think the cannabis thing is a great idea, to be honest with you, I do have some great things to say about kratom, but I can also tell you that if you do it all the time, because I bet you'd being more neutrified from the very get go. Because I'm taking the stuff now, but I would always feel like in the morning, like I was eighty years old and everything hurts.
So taking the creatom made me feel like I could get out of bed and it wasn't such a negative, you know, thought process throughout the day. If I took it, it makes me more talkative and allows me to kind of open up more. So it's not it's like a mood en answer. But also it gets you feeling like you're itchy, kind of like you would if you took too many opiates or something like that and too long. Now you feel like you have to have it five or six hours every you
know, every five or six hours. So that's the downside of that. But and again that goes to the whole thing, right that I mean, this is a this is a reflection of how we've all been socialized when it comes to medicine. And my position is that if my position is that if you need to take a botanical anything in order to just get through your day, then that's an indication that there's a larger game at foot which you should
be attempting to fix rather than just manage. And you'd just be managing it with the kratim or you're just managing it with tobacco, or you're just managing it with cannabis, or just managing it with alcohol, or you're just managing it with opioids. See, but people don't think in this culture that you actually can cure it. That because cure has become a four letter word.
You never hear doctors talking about the cure word. You never hear it, you know, with the with the exception of you know, hepatitis C a loser license when they talk about stuff like that, which was a made up illness to begin with. Yeah, but it's interesting, don't you think that cure has become a four letter word and we're not supposed to use that loosely.
It's it's nuts. But but again it's a reflection of how deep inside of this well of socialized understanding we've fallen because we can't even consider the notion that, well, I can actually cure. I can cure my physical acts and pain, I can cure, I can have a I can cure my mood. I can People don't realize that this is even possible. And more's the pity, all right, So I'm chaneasye. So Pamela Anderson they were talking about her in two thousand and two having hepatitis C. What what is
that then? So I need to know because I have to I have to have I have to iron this out. I don't have ME comes from like playing around your own poop or something like that. So most babies probably don't have that, or they're sharing needles or something. So that's ridiculous to give your baby a hap B shot when they're first born, because they're not exactly promiscuous at that moment, and they're not sharing needles with anybody either. So
so this book you need to get and read it. Virus Mania, Oh, I'm definitely on the viruses are frauds, but this specifically breaks down one of the things that it breaks down with the research and the history and the whole shebang is hepatitis C. Okay, So if you want to find out what's really the deal with hepatitis C and what the research was that got everybody to believe that hepatitis C was a real thing and how that myth was perpetuated
over the last thirty forty years, you then get this book. I mean, I can't it's it's not an easy thing to answer. But the cliff notes are that the hepatitis C virus was never proven to exist, period.
The hepatitis C virus was never ever proven to exist, and they did a lot of research shenanigans, and there was a lot of reality by consensus that then created a lot of cognitive dissonance that then the pharmaceutical industry, because they generated it all, took advantage of and they convinced generations of unsuspecting sheeple people doctors that this was a real thing and that you needed to, you know, a twenty billion dollar a year treatment for it, diagnose someone like Emila
Anderson who's in the spotlight and people pay attention to. That was more like to you, it's kind of like just putting a banner out for the legitimacy of it, regardless you know, whether or not she was involved in it, or just like being manipulated and used by it the same way, the same way with coronavirus. Right, I mean the PCR testing, all the stars had it right. PCR testing was never meant to be a diagnostic test, right, Kerry Willis you said that even about you've been we've been lied
to. We we've been lied to, is what it comes down to. I mean, even we've been lied to about the anatomy of the cell. The way that you were taught that the human cell looks in you know, in high school biology class is completely fictitiously made up. It's wrong, it's
not even close to being right. A shomp And and Rife were able to see living tissue at the magnification levels that they use electron microscopes for now but the difference was that they were alive, they weren't scrambled, they weren't poisoned, they weren't irradiated, so they could they could actually identify and see what happens when it was actually functional tissue, functional living blood, functional discs, you know. And of course they can't even replicate that those two looking devices
anymore, right, because they won't let people do that. That takes away from the germ theory, That takes away from past door in his nonsense. One hundred percent. Cowen is the go to guy that you should interview. He's been on Yeah, yeah, the contagion myth. I mean, it's nuts. What what you know? What I think is more he gets that from I'm sorry, go ahead, go ahead. Oh I was gonna say, he gets that from a German guy. For some reason right now,
I can't think of his name. But he was out there going against the age being a thing at all, and then he went into the He was a virologist. Why can't I think of his name? I have him, I have played his videos so many times and I have replicated them. I
don't know why I can't think of his name. Oh God, So he was a virologist who studied some some kind of like shallow or maybe it was a choral choral bio biological organism that was allegedly a virus, but it was symbiotic, not you know, not against it if it required that relationship for the choral to survive. And from there he just looked at all the other research of where viruses were said that they existed, and every single one of
them. Stephan Laka, doctor Stephan Laca. So what Colwin usually talks about is coming straight out of the pages of a doctor's stuff. I love, like the last twenty thirty years. Yeah, that's that's where the source material is for that. And he's been doing a lot of stuff out lately too ever since COVID. And you know, I think that in the late eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds there actually were objective scientists and doctors in the world.
PhD is doing medical research, but there aren't any more. Objective medical science is dead. It's been dead since right around World War two, maybe even a little bit before, probably the nineteen twenties. It's interesting how that all everything seems to have been a big pivotal point post World War Two. Yeah, A lot of things were, and well, I think what's more,
at least from my perspective. You know, I have a really unique perspective on this, right because I've been in the trenches for thirty five years dealing with real patients with real disease and real medical politics. So we've all coming up through academia in this country. Even if you didn't go to college, even if you did go to college, you were of the belief that the people in the pre med program were smarter than you were. I mean,
that was the belief that the pre med kids are the smartest. And you know, you've got to be a real special Uh, you have to have a real special intellect to even be able to consider the pre med program, because that's just for the best and the brightest. That's what we were socialized to believe in. I'm here to tell you that that's a lie. That the people that do the pre med stuff and that go to the pre
med they know they're better memorizers than you are. But there they also have they have no spines, they have no backbones, they have no moral fiber, and they've lost completely lost their ability to question anything. Because people pre med and people in the MD program. They just believe what they're taught without question, and if they do question it, they're kicked out of the program. Because that's how the doctoral degree programs were created. It wasn't created to
generate generations of open minded, free thinkers. It was done to generate generations of closed minded people who are only going to navigate inside of the box which they were taught. So the most closed minded people, the most cowardly intellectually people on planet Earth, have MD after their name. And it's time we
all got a clue about that and started pushing back. Yeah, and when I listened to people like even doctor Jennifer Daniels talking about her experience experience in the school, the long hours, it sounds like what the same type of condition they would do for trauma based mind control s, deep deprivation. It's like, so they're going to mold you into what you you know to the outcome regardless if you get through to the end, there's no way out of
it. Your your mind is completely changed from then on. And if I was not taught it in medical school, it's simply not valid. If I was not taught it in medical school, it's simply not valid is how it goes, and you know, so this is how they can then get away with all of these ridiculous I mean, if you look at the halls of conventional medicine, I mean, it is littered with the discarded remains of ridiculous treatments, which, however, in their day, we're all rage. You're
like blood letting, right, that was the thing to do. If you weren't doing blood letting back in the day. You were not a real doctor, you were quack. You're kicked out. I was told that's one way to get excess iron out of your body. Though that is one way to do it, there were some worse some benefits to that, right, but
right. It goes to the point that that because of this conditioning that's done inside of the education of a medical doctor, it's really easy for medical doctors to be persuaded to do ridiculous therapeutics and to think that those therapeutics are all the rage. I mean, like chemotherapy today is a perfect example of that. The only reason that this can happen is because the people that are delivering the therapies don't question it. And how are you going to generate you know,
large numbers of those people. It's through the mind control of the educational system. That's exact exactly how they did it, and that's exactly why they did it. And honest to god, I don't know who's running this show. I don't know who's behind all of this. I you know, we can speculate, but it makes one It makes one pause, gives one pause.
And so, ladies and gentlemen, after thirty five years of clinical experience as a licensed nature pathic physician, I am here to tell you that the single best thing you can do to secure a healthy future is to fire your medical doctor. You have to fire your medical doctor and seek out alternatives which are science based and clinically verified. It's up to you. And again, your medical doctor is the wrong dog for the hunt for health recovery because they're
not trained in it. And you need to stop giving them your trust, stop giving them your time, stop giving them your money, and seek out alternatives starting today. It may I also just add here the dependency of the socialist system that you're talking about, would this beset in the quote unquote burden
of the useless eaters and stuff like that. I think that if you know any family members who even if they're just down on to look for a short period of time, or if they're just low income people with their children.
On these types of government programs, you're not going to have a choice anymore as to what medical procedures you are going to have and not going to have, because there's going to tighten the noose on this because they control you, because once you're basically their board of the state, when you are dependent on them, and they will start making decisions for you or making decisions on your
chart when you're sick, to make one less burden on the system. And I'm that might sound conspiratorial, but I honestly believe that they're eliminating people starting with that moving forward, and have been since COVID or more maybe sooner. I can easily see a time in the future where if you don't vaccinate your child, it's child abuse and they're going to take your kid away from you,
absolutely, which is nuts. So there has to be pushed back, And the easiest way to push back, you know, instead of you know, doing it violently, is to just stop giving them your money and your trust, just stop using them, just stop it. Stop going to your medical doctor and figure out what to do. That's why I put my website together to help people take that first step. So become a subscriber to my
website and figure it out, because it's not that hard. If you're smart enough to pass the driver's license test, you're smart enough to figure out what to do to make yourself healthy and to extract yourself from the conventional medical mousetrap. It's not that difficult. You just haven't had anybody teach you. And you know, I'm your huckleberry and that's just my game. Put this up real quick. So this is and the the little ticker on the bottom has
been showing this this link here. But when you go into the members content, you'll see health recovery protocols, the medical myth busting Q and a's so Tuesdays and Thursdays for an hour. You'll see the schedule. There's a calendar there so you can take a look at it, and that's two extra hours a week. You guys would have to ask doctor Peter Glidden your questions and then the yeah, so there you go. Definitely check it out. There's a store at the bottom, and I believe when you're a member, you
also get a discount on the Young Jevity products. Am I correct with that? Well, you gotta, so. I don't sell any of the Young Jevity products, but I recommend people go to Young Jevity distributors. Oh I see. So here's the books that are amazing. By the way, because I was about to bring up the fact that there is a guy that I that I know that makes that has written written two amazing books. There was I think one of them changed the name though, right every I know why.
One of them used to be the the MD Emperor has No Clothes. Yeah, that was Everybody is Sick. Yeah, yeah, So that there's that one. I have the one that the original one there, this is the updated version. And then you have attempt to Cure with Holistic Medicine and it's spelled correctly for all those people out there who continue to argue with me, it's whole bitalistic medicine with a W. So there's that, and yeah,
I highly recommend these books. And there's another one out there that I think you should pair with this if you have people in your life that are resistant to, you know, questioning these institutions that we have come to just blindly trust and that would be the nineteen eighty eight book by Eustace Owens called Murder by Injection. He goes to the entire Ama history and it's just one scam, atrocity, quackery after another. And that's what build up Sloan kettering.
Hey, a guy had some uh, you know, some minds that had radon in it, and he liked how it tingled. So it made him think that there must be some kind of therapeutic benefits to it. Killed his daughter, killed his wife, and killed himself with it. And this is what we're using for chemotherapy and radiation for for for cancer. Still still, I just finished that book for myself. I read it again the second time. It's a it's a remarkably just mind bending, mind twisting book.
It's one of the most well researched referenced books I've ever read. Yeah, I always tell you it's like a it's like a handbook for survival handbook for these times. Well, it's a it's a survival handbook, not so much. I mean it's a it's a snap out of it handbook, right right, Yeah, to get people to stop trusting their medical doctor for goodness sakes, you know, I would consider the work that myself and my colleagues do as like the survival handbook. Okay, I'm out of the matrix. Now,
what the hell am I going to do? Right? Okay? Yeah, that makes more sense. Yeah, yeah, it's it's getting people out of that first that first step of that pit. The hardest thing to do, man, it's the hardest. It's the hardest thing to do. It is the hardest thing to do, especially for people who are, you know, over fifty years of age. Uh okay, okay, okay. So I thought somebody was asking a question here, they're asking some of the most I know. It's okay, all right, So there's about I don't know,
five more minutes left. If somebody wants to call in, now would be the time. And otherwise I'm going to probably ask a question on my own. Go ahead, because I do have a hard stop at the top of the hour. Okay. So, Inguinel, the Inguino hernia that I had, What is the standard procedure for that? Because when I got mine and I didn't even know I had it and never felt any pain. I
just noticed it one day, and this was twenty twenty one. I wasn't even able to go to the doctor because I didn't want to go through all the rigmarole with the nonsense for COVID in order to have something checked out. So I just lived with it for two and a half years and then something
happened after going to the gym on Thanksgiving. Well, it's possible that if you had treated it holistically when it first occurred, that your body would have been able to fix it and you wouldn't then have needed the surgical procedure. Right, so you can strengthen that wall. Oh ye. People said there's no way to do it. When I was in the hospital, I said, there's absolutely no So I was like, so you're just deteriorate in in
your stomach lining. People don't think you can recover from arthritis in the hospital. People don't think you can cover from heartburn in the hospital. They'd have their heads up their ass they're wrong. The mesh was not necessary. Price should have ever have had it. But it's what I have now. Well, you know, I mean, it came to a point where you know it it had broken so far that that was the next the next thing to do, right. But my point is when health is described as the ability
of a living organism to experience stress and remain symptom free. So whenever you have a symptom, it's an indication that your body has been destabilized and needs help. So the earlier that you attempt to cure the symptom, the better it is for everything. And it doesn't matter if it's a hernia, it doesn't matter, if it's high, blood pressure doesn't matter if it's high, if it's you know, migrain, headaches, doesn't matter. The sooner you
attempt to re established health, the better it is for everything. You might have been able to avoid the surgery. I'm looking in my notes right now. There are one hundred and one remedies for ingwinill hernia. Yeah. Wow, so we probably could have done something, you know, had I known about it. Yeah, in the future, I'm not going to keep this stuff to me. It was kind of embarrassing, especially what it was.
You know, it was I kind of right by the public boone, and it just was like, yeah, I talk about with people, you know. Yeah, I had no price after it happened, though, after I got incarcerated, So that's interesting. Yeah, I've I've given homeopathic medicines to people who had appendicitis. Right, they're in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. They've got appendicitis. They take the homeopathic medicine. By the time they get to the hospital, there's no more appendicitis, did they I'm
surprised the doctors in go forward with the procedure anyway. Yeah, well, you know that's bordering on malpractice, but it's a point while taken. Yeah, especially Yahel. Regretfully, I have to bounce. I'm sorry we have a hard stop, but I do have any other commitment I have to go to. And I really do appreciate your support and everything that you're doing here. If we had a thousand more people like you in the world, it
would make a difference. Thank you, sir. I think what we were talking about there with your when you become President of the king someday, I think we only need one of you in the right spot, and that would make things a lot better too. All right, let's go, I'm all see around campus. Thanks a lot, Thank you. All right, guys. So that's that. Not as many calls as the last time, but it is what it is. People work. It's understandable. It's in the
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mistake. Let me go. Let me fix that real quick. I gotta go put this up here. That's fine, Brandon. There we go. I'm out here sinking