Episode 96 - Dr. Lodi Live 5.26.24

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Dr. Lodi Live 5.26.24

[00:00:00] Welcome everyone. Sawadikap. Sawadikap from other countries. Yeah, so here we are.

Yes, we do hear you now. Good. YouTube's working great. All right. All right. My God.

Shongao. Bottoms up. Okay, so, it's almost the end of May now, and okay. So over here, over here in in this part of the world we're actually gonna be opening our center here, like, in three weeks or four weeks. Three weeks, two weeks, who knows? They're working pretty hard to get it done. So it's gonna be amazing and really It's gonna take a lot of my time.

Yeah. More time. Anyway, so. And I wanted to remind everyone that we are, that we're gonna have this, our new, let me see, let me make this, let me remind you all what we're doing. So, just as a reminder, please everyone realize that there's gonna be a change coming [00:01:00] up. I don't know the exact date, it's gonna be, you know, like a week or two or something like that.

Who knows? But we're just trying, we want to make sure everything's right. So it's not like this, you know, where I'm always having problems. Anyway, so there's going to be three groups. Remember, we're going to change this to three groups. And I'm still, we're still going to do this Sunday night live because it's kind of like the the, the, the foundation of it all.

So we're going to keep that. And, but there's going to be an inner circle where we can talk about because what, you know, as you all know, there's multiple, there's questions coming from all from everywhere and I, I don't get a chance to answer them. And I'm also not getting a chance to I'm not getting a chance to , answer all the questions.

So it's going to be divided into three groups, the, the health and healing group, the parasite guidance group, and the CFC guidance group, also known as the Zodiac sign for that you know, that we talk about this all the time, but I have to clarify just in case there are people who are watching for the first time.

Okay. Just to remind you that there's no There's no Sagittarius, no Gemini, no Leo, and no cancer [00:02:00] inside of anybody. And there, and no Capricorn or Libra, Virgo, Aries what else? There's a few more in there. Pisces, no Pisces, none of that. Okay. So what's going on inside of our bodies, all of us, by the way, have some fermenting cells.

And that fermentation is a fundamental primary mechanism of energy production that single cell organisms and. Multicellular organisms such as us can do can utilize to produce energy because why energy is number one Okay energy equals life. And by the way, I was talking to someone yesterday and just you know, what would what?

Really astounds me blows my mind is that light which is substanceless, right? There's no substance to light right and it has no physical qualities It has no, it has no mass, no charge, anything. However, [00:03:00] somehow it gets converted by plants into

the foundation of physicality, which are electrons. And electrons have mass, but it's, you know, quite small. And they have negative charge, which means they carry energy. So it's a, it's a way for mass to carry energy. And but when you look at electrons, you say, well, are these, this is mass, but yes, it is.

But actually, it is the mechanism by which energy is utilized by mass and we wind up having something called biology. So it's really quite fundamental. So we could call electrons as the children of light. Right. So light begets electrons and electrons allow biological life. And as long as those electrons are flowing through you, you're alive.

And the more that are flowing, the more alive you are. And when the line is flat, it's over. Okay. So that's what life [00:04:00] is. And so when, what all cells need to do, first of all, before anything is get whatever they need from the environment and the forms of nutrients and gases and put it together to produce Energy.

Okay. And so the basic fundamental way of doing that is fermentation, you know, fermentation is also called glycolysis and it's when a glucose molecule is broken down and the energy is taken from it. That energy is captured by a molecule called a D P. And it then becomes ATP, adenosine triphosphate, which carries electrons.

So, it's the carrier for all, and that's all biological systems, right? All biological systems require ATP. Okay, it's the energy carrier, right? This here is what is this? This is Yeah, tick tock. Okay. So

anyway, so we're multicellular [00:05:00] organisms and when, and we have a very efficient way of producing energy through these little organelles inside of ourselves called mitochondria, and they take six oxygens and one glucose and they produce 38 ATP. That's a good yield. One glucose, 38 ATP when a good percentage of them get knocked out because you live on this planet in the 21st century.

And you have a confluence of Toxicities that knock them out the cell number one got to make energy So it starts to ferment and in order to ferment Since it's it's it's it's very enough, you know, you only get two ATPs for every glucose instead of 38 So that's very inefficient, which means you need 19 times more glucose more fuel So the cell has to go through a bunch of changes to be able to successfully survive to pro to to, to to provide, you know, to provide enough energy, right?

How much energy does, does the cell need? It's about 56, [00:06:00] 57 micromoles per liter. You don't need to know what those units mean, but that's, but that's what it is. All cells need it in order to function. in our body. And so if you want to maintain that energy requirement and you're fermenting, you've got to make some changes in the operating system of the cell.

And that's what happens. So the operating system changes. And by silencing, turning off this gene because we don't need that. It uses too much energy. We need more insulin receptors. Let's up regulate that we need. So all these things are changed. Completely different.

Same cell, same DNA and all that, but it is now expressing different genes and now it can successfully, it can live doing that, but it's kind of a really, I mean, although it's the only thing to do so, which is why it does it. It's doesn't have a long term it's not sustainable. And anyway, so these, these cells are [00:07:00] now called they're chronically fermenting cells.

And so that's what we call it. You guys, if you're new to this group. Okay. So we call what they call cancer which if I'm saying, if we're going to, if we're going to use a an astrological term, let's Let's pick something that sounds better, like Sagittarius, Libra, Capricorn, sounds better than the Cancer.

Why? Because Cancer was, has been, there's billions and billions of dollars spent so that when you hear that word, you think death. And that's what they want you to think, because when you think death, you are so afraid that you will give in and agree to do things that you would never do. Right. And it's called the standard of scare, which is what they're very good at.

Okay. They scare you to complying, acquiescing to do anything works. So we don't want to use that word because that's their word. And it's not true by the way. It doesn't mean that at all. It doesn't, it just means [00:08:00] I got to change my life so that I'm not so toxic. How do I do that? Oh, I guess I, all I have to do is do what all the creatures on earth do.

What do the creatures on earth do? They live, they, their lives in accordance with their biological requirements, right? You know, so frogs are not going to really start packing up their bags and marching out and moving to the desert. They're going to stay in the pond. And then if they're in the pond, everything they need is there and they're going to be the most optimally functioning frogs, right?

All right, we are not that smart. So what did we do? I don't know, thousands of years ago, we decided that, you know what the tropics subtropics provide everything we need. But that, that's not enough. Let's, let's go. So we, we migrated and we went to places where there were no plants. And there were only, and we [00:09:00] had, then we started eating animals and all that stuff.

And then animals didn't, didn't, we didn't like eating dead animals. We didn't like eating live animals. So we started using fire and we started to heat them up and we changed it up. We even changed the name. We called it beef and pork. Nuggets and stuff like that. And then we started everything kind of changed because we left our, not our, our, our, our niche, our biological niche.

So, there we are. We winded some of us living in Norway, some of us living in Antarctica. I mean, it's crazy. We'll go everywhere, right? Even though it's extremely uncomfortable and we, it's really hard to me to satisfy your biological needs. So when your biological needs are not being satisfied, whether you are a dog or a horse or a human.

Or a fly, then you have got to adapt or die. And those adaptations are what

adaptations, their physiological adaptations so that you can maintain [00:10:00] functionality in spite of the fact that you're not having your needs met and those adaptations have been named diseases that you have to get rid of by taking a poison. I mean, as hard as it might be to comprehend that, that's exactly what we have been hypnotized into believing.

Not hypnotized. What's happened is we, we live in that conceptual framework, that paradigm from the moment we're born before we're born when we're in the uterus. Okay. Right. Because, you know, as you know, according to the medical world Pregnancy is a, is a, is a, is basically a disease. Why do I say that?

Well, because when you get pregnant, what do you got to do? First thing, go to the doctor,

right? So pregnancy is a disease, go to the [00:11:00] doctor, and then they're going to be very careful, and you're going to be born in a hospital, in a controlled setting, right? So when that baby comes out, what are we going to do to it right away? We're going to put stuff in its eye, we're going to give it shots, we're going to all sorts of, you know, like, welcome to the world, kid.

So there, so that's what we do. And so we're born in the hospital, right? And we got, and then, and then we finally get to go home after we got all these shots and stuff like that, all these and we're separated from our mother, right? Our mother, we're, we're put in a in, in a, in a room with other babies that were just born and we're separated from the mother because You know, I don't even know what the reasoning is, but it's madness.

So finally you go home, and you're doing okay. Let's say you're doing okay. Your mom's breastfeeding you and all that. And then they say, well listen, it's time for your well baby checkup. What does that mean? That means you're going to take your baby to the doctor even though it's okay. Why? Well, we don't even ask that.

Well, we think it's because the doctor is going to do something to prevent the future of [00:12:00] what diseases. So you mean, doctor, we're going to, I'm going to get, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, listen, health is not possible. Disease is inevitable. And so therefore you've got to. Do all you can to prevent disease.

And we now know that the way to prevent disease, you know, aren't you lucky you were born in the 21st century or the 20th century, we know that to prevent disease, we need to inject you with poisons. Yeah. I mean, that's what we do. And we've got study after study to prove. That injecting you with poisons will protect you from getting diseases.

Well, if that were true, that means after there's the hospital should be empty, right? I mean, if doctors knew what they were doing, the hospital should be empty, right? No, no, no, no. There's standing room only. You got to wait. But I thought, yeah, all right. So, I mean, if you, if you ever [00:13:00] think about what's, what we're doing, what we've accepted as being the way it, the way things are is unacceptable to say the least.

Okay. So you get these injections and you, because you're, you're healthy. And pretty soon, guess what? Now you're not healthy. Plus when you go home, what are they feeding you?

What are they feeding you? Well, I get, some of it was once food. What's he talking about? What's this freak talking about? What's, oh, I gotta, I, I got, I gotta talk to you guys about, some of you made comments and I've gotta respond to them because I can't read them while I'm. Doing this all that but I read it.

I read him after and I'm so I'm shocked some of you guys Anyway, so anyway real simply let's call food zone. Let's let let's define food. So we're talking about the same thing I define food as that which when ingested is able to be converted into Flesh, blood, or [00:14:00] energy. And we'll define poison as that which when ingested must be eliminated because it cannot be converted into any of those requirements.

So we see that, so we have, we have waste. We have feces, we have urine, we have sweat. We have all this stuff coming out of us. This is stuff that was not able to be incorporated into the body to be considered as food. So what are we feeding our kids?

Well, if you've seen baby food,

And it's liquid and it's been, and it's been heated with fire so that it's dead, there's no enzymes in it, and it's baby food, you know what the result has been over feeding people, not non human food all this time. Is that our jaws are, our jaws are actually getting smaller because our masseter muscles are not big enough.

Well, what's wrong with that? It's small jaws are cute. Aren't they? Yeah, [00:15:00] really cute. I guess. And but you know what happens? Our teeth get crowded. And they don't fit. And we've got teeth coming out over here, over here. And then they growing in sideways. And we've got to go get the, to the dentist to pull them out because our jaws aren't big enough because why?

Cause we're not eating human food.

I mean, this is how we. And then by the way, we continue going to the, to to see doctors to who ensure that we're gonna get sick and eventually we so we go in the hospital all the time or the doctor's office. All throughout our lives, right? You know, you know, everyone, you know, usually in, in, in, in an urban setting and modern and modern planet earth you know, most people have caught a car or they have, of course they've got a cell phone place to live and they have a doctor, you gotta have a doctor, right?

Got to have a doctor. What? You don't have a doctor? What's wrong with you? [00:16:00] Nothing! That's why I don't have a doctor. Anyway, forget logic, right? You've all learned that logic is irrelevant nowadays. Completely irrelevant. Doesn't matter. One and one does not equal two. You know that, right? And by the way, if you want to change your genes, you can.

That's what they call it. They, they, they think they actually think you can, well, you can modify them with what's that called? Oh, MRNA. You could modify your genes. But can you change the fundamental fact that you are either predominantly XX or XY? Can you change that? Is there any way to change that?

The answer is,

what was that? No. Cannot change your genes. Cannot become XX. XY if you're XX and you cannot become XX if you're XY can not can not you can change your [00:17:00] appearance You can put this over here and that over there and just over there You can change your jeans and I don't want to get kicked off the tiktok So I won't even tell you what i'm trying to tell you but I think you know what I'm trying to say.

You can't be a, whatever they call that, because you can't change your genes anyway, so, so we go through all this and then we die in the hospital. So we die getting swallowed up by machines in the ICU. All right. So life has become an illness. And you know what I noticed the other day, we really kind of, it was like, you know, you have these moments where you go, wow, it's epiphany moments.

I realized that, do you know what, do you know, probably, do you know how We humans, modern day humans how we gauge and how we gauge the level or quality of caring that another person has for us.

Think about it. If someone wants to [00:18:00] show you that they care, they're going to, the

best thing for you to do is to get sick and see how they treat you and you're sick. That's really how we judge it. You know, when I was sick, he didn't even. When I was in the hospital, he didn't eat. They didn't visit. So it's the degree to which you

pamper illness.

I'm serious. I think, just think about it. It was epiphany for me for anyway, but anyway, so let's get back on with the announcements. Right? So anyway, so we're going to have three groups and the groups are going to be the health and healing group which is going to be, we're going to talk about everything from, I mean, everything about healing and health.

Right. What does health mean? How is it healthy to fast? Is it healthy to eat? Oh, and the big, the big argument. I got to talk, you know, I, I gotta make that thing. You know, I've got some people you should have seen the comments from last week. Oh my God, you guys, I [00:19:00] thought you guys were. I didn't know. I was shocked.

I don't know what he thought. You know, what is he talking about? Eating vegetables and plants? You know, I've been eating on the only dead animals and I'm

okay because Lodi's crazy, right? This guy's crazy. So one of the things I'm gonna talk about is that for sure. I'm gonna show you the research because you gotta see research, right? Doesn't make sense to you that I mean, if I just explained to you our anatomy and physiology and and you see that our anatomy and physiology.

Was not designed for that. That's not enough. And not enough. You know, look, you're trying to tell me that just because I have lungs, I can't breathe underwater. What's wrong with you? You mean to tell me because I don't have wings. I really can't fly without any kind of equipment or anything. Are you crazy?

I mean that that's how that's how okay, so i'm just saying our bodies believe it or not believe it or not I care if you believe it. It's not a matter of believing then what I would suggest to anybody who's in [00:20:00] any doubt is Go to school or get some books and read And understand biology. Okay. What, what, what, what are animals versus plants?

Figure out what they are. You'll, you'll learn and then find out, Oh, they're all kinds. There's like a fish and there's amphibians, there's reptiles and there's mammals. Oh, okay. So, okay. And then figure out what are the distinctions? How are the, how are they distinguished? And then understand that the the the, the, the, the, the anatomy or the, the form of, of all different organs and.

Their mouths and their ear, everything is designed for them to eat, right? Because eating is the fundamental thing. There's two things that a creature, all creatures must do. They must eat and procreate, make new, make new, you have babies, eat and procreate. That's it. Because eating is exchange of energy and procreation is continuing the species.

These are the main fundamental functions of all organisms. All right. [00:21:00] And by the way, if we lived in the equator in the equatorial zone, sub equatorial zones, a comp satisfying our biological requirements for the day would take an hour because it's all here. So what would you do? You know, lots of times to do other things like what?

Play music, dance enjoy go for walks, swim. Experience being in the flesh have fun wonderful relationships and discussions with people. Yeah, and Something that we don't do anymore we do it on it We go on vacation to relax and you know relaxing is to a lot of people lying on the beach Wearing sunglasses, but you gotta be, you gotta be wearing sunglasses.

You gotta, you gotta look cool regardless. You're gonna lie on the beach and you're gonna have a very cool bathing or swimming suit and you're going to put this oil all over yourself and you're going to lie there and you're going to burn in the sun. And this is yeah, but other people say, nah, nah, and there's other people say, no, they go [00:22:00] scuba diving.

They go doing activities and stuff like that. But basically you realize that when we go on vacation, it's usually to get out of the crazy modern world and to get into. nature, get back to nature. In other words, get, get, get away from less, get away from as much artificiality as you can. Well, that's for some people, but there are other people who say, no, no, no, no, we're going to go on vacation to another big urban city.

And those are, you know, so. I want to go to Paris. You know, I haven't seen Paris. I want to Istanbul. And look, I'm not saying anything negative about any place. I love Istanbul is pretty amazing. I mean, it's probably Turkey kind of that's like really the Babylon. I mean, that's like where things started, right?

Eden is somewhere below there, just below there in a place called now called Iraq. Or it was, Eden was. So [00:23:00] I love it over there. And then Paris Paris used to be cool. I mean, I loved it back, way back when it was the only place you'd walk down the street and see Louis Vuitton and all that sort of thing because that was the Champs Élysées.

Now, now, I can go to the, any mall in even Nebraska, I'm sure. I don't know. Is that true? You Nebraskan? Anyway I'm, I'm sure everywhere you go, you, you can now see the sch in your mall. So anyway, so Paris used to be cool. Italy was definitely cool. I mean, think of you go to Rome and then the relationship between Rome and Istanbul with the, I mean the, the, it's fantastic.

I'm not saying it's not fantastic, but what we like to do is get to. Nature and that's where we belong. That's our home. We are don't, I know it's might be hard to believe, but we are natural. We are nature. Okay. And we are subject to [00:24:00] what natural laws, meaning you step out of a window. You will fall at 32 feet per second square.

It was I forget how many meters you're going to fall no matter what. And and by the way, can't pray your way out of that one. You can't chant way out of that. You can't meditate your way out of that. You can't do anything because why natural laws exist because they are necessary. Okay.

So in other words, if I plant tomatoes, I'm only going to get tomatoes. I can't get cucumbers no matter how hard I negotiate. Okay. So therefore I get that. Okay. And I get that. And a lot of people said it like, Oh, what's his name? Who's the guy that said as you sow, so shall you reap. It's on a tip of my tongue.

I think you all know. And what do they call it in the other side or like India, they call it karma anyway. So what you do, okay. So therefore, if I'm planting tweak Twinkies and I'm planting KFC and I'm planting cigarettes and I'm planting all this stuff in [00:25:00] here, I'm going to have a harvest because that's the nature of nature.

All right, what happens to my body is not just bad luck, as doctors say, or genetics, it is the consequence of what was, what was given to it, what, what, what, what we put in, and what we planted. This is our garden, and we are the gardeners, and we will have a harvest regardless, whether we know it or not, or like it or not, we will have a harvest.

Okay, so. Anyway, I got off on that. But anyway, so health and healing will be the one group. That'll be the fundamental group. And we're gonna talk about, you know, everything about health and healing. The other one's gonna be parasite guidance. And in that group, I'm gonna restrict it to parasites. Okay, so all the other stuff, let's leave for the other groups.

But let's just talk about parasites. So we now have a forum to talk about parasites. And do we have a lot of parasites going on? Oh, I mean

things I, you know, when I, when I first started talking about it, I was talking about parasites and the relationship [00:26:00] to CFCs because that's, that's a big one. I'm not going to go over that, but but what I'm finding out. From all you is that it's a, it's a major, major, major, major, major problem. So, okay.

So we w we'll talk about that and we're going to have a show, but it's in the, but it's going to be spontaneous questions that you're not going to send them in, right, and we'll have these kinds of things lives, and then we'll also have I'll be putting on content and anyway, it'd be worth it.

It's going to be like, let's figure out what's going on with parasites and what do I have and how do we take care of it? That's going to be bad. Then finally, the other group is a CFC group guidance group, right? Which is, we're only going to talk about CFCs. We're not going to talk about things that are unrelated, but almost everything is, right?

That's the problem. But we want to talk specifically about CFCs. And so I'm going to, hopefully that's going to be, and you're going to be spontaneous questions. And I hope everyone is comfortable in sharing their, their, their Stuff [00:27:00] with the other people on because we're going to be, you know, that'll be the time where you can, you know, say, I have this thing growing here and right?

Because normally I can't, we don't have the time to, neither is it the place, the context to get into someone's personal condition, but we will use it as sort of a group consult, but not really, not really, but anyway, that'll be the place to talk about those things. So we're going to talk about CFCs and everything about CFCs.

All right. So it's going to be great. And then we'll still have the Sunday night live where you send in questions on those. You're going to be we'll be asking them spontaneously and I'll be talking about something. And then we're also going to have other, you know, content and like videos and things for you to read and all that.

All right. Cause I really want to. My goal is is to educate, to [00:28:00] teach, to, to, yeah. I want you to

Alright, so now, yeah, you guys are all helping each other, that's great. What is a CFC Joey CFC? I just said it is a chronically fermenting cell that is called by the rest of the world as cancer and we don't like the word cancer because cancer is a zodiac sign. It has nothing to do with what's going on in your body.

And when you hear the word, it cripples you. Emotionally, it gives you a frontal lobotomy. You no longer have access to your prefrontal cortex. You no longer can make rational decisions. So we so it, so first of all, it doesn't communicate the truth of what's going on. And number two, it has too much of a, an A, a a, a psychoemotional response.

which then affects your immune system and there's no way you can heal. So we might as well call it what it is, chronically fermenting cells. And if you understand what it is, that's giving you a mechanism mechanistically of, of a way of looking at it and you say, well, okay, [00:29:00] so let me just change. Why is it fermenting?

Oh, because, okay, let me just, okay. So it's a, it gives you back your rationality. That's why we use it. Okay. So Joey. That's what it is. Now, so go to dr, dr. Lodi. com, dr. Lodi. com and go down, get into the waiting list for the inner circle. So you can find out when it is and we'll start, we're going to be starting those.

They're going to be fantastic. Okay. Really? So as you know, right now, this live is on everything we can be on. We're on a tick tock, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. Rumble, and those are all D. R. Thomas Lodi. D. R. Thomas Lodi. And then then we're on X, which is D. R. Thomas Lodi, M. D. Because, I don't know, because I had another account with them, or did I?

Yeah, and I couldn't use it again, or I don't know. So, whatever. All right. [00:30:00] So, and then all of these are recorded and saved and they're on there. So you can see if you miss it or anything like that. So, all right. And I want to start answering questions. Okay. And then, all right, so that, that's it. So, so let me, let me just talk about You know, I think it was a video one of those short things that was taken you know, for tick tock and, and Instagram stuff where they take a short you know, little clips out of the live and I was talking about the problem with opiates.

I hope you guys are listening, whoever you were. They were got really angry at me and you guys were angry

you were saying opiates saved lives. What's he talking about? Might I don't know it saved my mother or me or whatever it was and what's he saying that it decreases your pain threshold That's BS. There's no evidence against. Okay, so let me just clarify again once again for everybody I will never say Ever say [00:31:00] anything that is not research evidence based that I haven't read.

All right. Now, if I do, for example, well, even if I'm talking about astrology, I can talk about it because I've read about it a lot. I can do it. If I'm talking about anything like esoteric stuff, it's cause I've read about it. It's like, you know, I don't just make things up. So I don't lie. There's no reason to lie because the hardest thing in the world is to Is to find the truth, right?

And that's all I'm looking for. And I just don't have the, you know, life's really short. Believe me, when you get to my age, you realize what happened here. I am, how did this happen? Right. And I keep looking in the mirror and say, who the heck is that guy? Right. And I don't know, that's what happened. Gravity and toxicity together.

So, this thing about opiate. Okay. So the reason I don't, and I, what I said about obvious is absolutely true. I did not make it up. I promise you. Okay. So that [00:32:00] somebody was really angry and says, there's no proof these there's no, what's he talking about? That it lowers your pain threshold, meaning that that, which wasn't painful yesterday is painful today.

So that, so in other words, it doesn't really, Help with pain. It makes you not care about the pain a little bit. And it also suppresses natural killer cells as it sells. So it suppresses, Oh my God, these guys were mad. So I hope you're listening. All right. And I want you to go to the anesthesia,

the annals of anesthesia,

Article was suppression of human natural killer cells by different classes of opioids. Okay. And then there was another one for the people that didn't think that it Can reduce problem, I mean, reduce the pain threshold. Is that there was it does, there's, there's, there's a phenomenon known as opioid induced hyperalgesia.

Okay. Now, hyper means more [00:33:00] analgesia refers to pain. So a pain medicine is an analgesic and, and negates gets rid of pain. So if you are getting numb, it's hypo alga, alga analgesia. If you have, if you're, a lot of pain is hyperalgesia

hyper increased pain. All right, so there's a phenomenon known as opioid induced hyper alga analgesia, which they call OIH. Of course, they have to acronym it and they define it as it is the paradoxical development of reduced analgesia that is. reduced pain, and increased sensitivity to painful stimuli that occur after chronic administration of opioids.

It is often preceded by the phenomenon of tolerance to opioids. It is a complex phenomenon involving neuronal nerves, non neuronal, means other kinds of [00:34:00] cells, and immune mechanisms in the spinal cord and the brain. Okay, and this was studied by many, many people. Okay? And the process involves both peripheral, that means nerves out here, and central, that means brain and spinal cord, sensitization.

with overexpression of nocio receptive cytokines and chemokines. What the heck does that mean? Okay, nocio receptive, nocio refers to, again, there's another, another root that refers to pain. So a no seal receptor would be a receptor you have in your body that is able to detect damage and it's, and it's pain.

So, okay. So what it does is it has overexpression. Otherwise we, we start having more. NOSEO receptors from opiates, more NOSEO receptors that are producing chemicals and chemicals produced by cells, which is cytokines, C Y [00:35:00] T O is cell, cytokines is chemicals. So cytokines are chemicals from those cells. are being produced.

Okay.

And then there's other epigenetic changes. This is well published. Okay. So what they're calling it is a counter adaptive change. What does that mean? That means it's counter to what you're hoping for. You're giving an opiate to reduce pain, but you're actually increasing it. So these counter adaptive changes lead to a new state of equilibrium of, or allostasis with irreversible changes that may be present, okay.

That may present vulnerability in the subsequent use of opioids, meaning you're not going to, they're not going to help again, right? Now,

opioids, the excitatory effects, it causes hyperalgesia, increased pain, tolerance during the post operative period, which is when they usually use [00:36:00] opiates. After an operation, everyone is given opiates. So even before they did the formal studies and they were published regarding post operative and peri, meaning around at the time of surgery, all these, or you, what they found was that uh,

um,

people that were addicted to opiates, they were, they studied them, people addicted to opiates, heroin addicts, oxycodone addicts, all that, had a decrease tolerance. In other words, the things were more painful to them than people who were not. This is before they even looked at the medical uses of opiates.

All right. All right. So in the clinical context, here's this. It says in the clinical context, meaning, you know, a doctor is looking at you or whatever. The first evidence of O. I. H. Opioid induced hyperalgesia came from studies of opioid [00:37:00] addicts, which clearly demonstrated that such persons had lower pain thresholds than unaddicted persons.

And then they did the standard placebo controlled prospective volunteer studies where they got people that volunteer, they had nothing wrong with them and they wanted to see if what would happen if they get Opiates and with their pain and they measured the pain. They had both objective and subjective ways of measuring the pain Anyway, again, they showed it now one of the reasons that they think this happens is because there are these chemicals produced by the spine called spinal dyne dynorphins dynorphins

And When you take opiates whether it's injected or swallowed or whatever it increases spinal dynorphins You And this increase, in turn, mediates the release of spinal excitatory neuropeptides. What does that mean? Excitatory means it [00:38:00] makes them, it makes them, it makes the, it makes them move quickly and, and, and, and they're neuropeptides.

So basically, what they're saying is, is, is the upregulation of nocio receptive pathways. So in other words, taking opiates increases your body's Awareness and ability to detect pain. It's the opposite if you want. And what they found is if you gave someone a, you know, if you ever, if you, I don't know if you know this, but if you go in the hospital and you're unconscious, they don't know what's wrong with you, they're going to give you two things in the emergency room.

They're going to give you glucose in case you took too much insulin, or you ate, you took insulin and you're busy and forgot to eat. So they give you glucose and they're also going to give you something called naltrexone. Naltrexone is an opio opiate antagonist. It binds to the opiate receptor and doesn't let it do anything.

And then it [00:39:00] blocks The opiate from connecting so you don't get the analgesia. So if someone comes in with a, if they had an heroin overdose or opiate overdose and you give them naltrexone, they wake up immediately. So, they use naltrexone with these people who were getting opioid induced hyperalgesia.

And they didn't get it. All right. So that blocked it. Okay. Now here's the reason this is being looked into is because what they found was the surgical in the surgical literature was that the use

of opioid reducing anesthetic. Techniques in the perioperative phase means around

when they are doing operations to take out tumors

that the opiate use during the postoperative period. So you went in, you had your breast removed, you went in, you had your pancreas removed, you went in, you had your colon tumor removed, okay, [00:40:00] whatever. And then they give you opiates. They found that you had a much. a significantly higher chance of recurrence of the tumor.

If you got opiates during the perioperative, postoperative time, you had a higher chance of having recurrence. Okay, I'm not making this up. Okay, this was in, in the annals of analgesia, of anesthesiology to 2019. And they found out that when they have, they said frequently associated with the recurrence of certain malignancies, including breast, prostate, lung, and other adenocarcinomas.

And what they used was they used quantitative polymerase chain reaction of freshly isolated human, natural killer cells, revealed expression of Mu, Kappa, and Delta. and orphan on an [00:41:00] opioid receptors as well as toll like receptors for. In other words, they know what they're talking about. They did that.

Okay. All right. They also said that the period around the surgery. Peri means around perioperative period, the opioid use

because of the immunosuppression of killing the natural killer shells and other and other ones, they found an increase of herpes, as well as increased recurrence of malignancies, and they studied this with morphine and methadone and all all the different ones.

Anyway, I'm not going to do too much more with this. But I just want you to know something that I, the reason I was saying that to you, whatever you has opiates saved lives or pain, you know, I don't know. I know that if you're in a lot of pain, they give you a shot of morphine. You go, Oh yeah, it's better.

Okay. [00:42:00] The problem, what I'm saying is in a day or two, it's not going to help. It's going to, you're going to need more and more and more and more. It's not going to help, but now you're going to be addicted and things are going to be more painful and it paralyzes your gut, you get constipated. And you cannot have a bowel movement and you don't.

Therefore it's not just the lower part of the bowel. It's the whole bowel and you're not that you're not digesting and assimilating food. So you're going to get malnourished. Yes, yes, yes. And it suppresses natural killer cells. And there is research. Okay. So I don't say things that are not true. Why would I, why would I say such a thing?

First of all, I mean, can you, can you imagine if I, okay. How would I think? Let me make something up. Let me see. I'm going to say that opiates, you know, okay. Anyway, at the end of this study, it says that they did, they weren't sure exactly how it happened. They said the decreased function of the natural [00:43:00] cholesterol cells could occur in response to opioid binding directly to the opioid receptor, interacting with another non opioid receptor, inhibiting the hypothalamic pituitary axis, or in a combination of mechanisms.

But in the end, they said our data provide further evidence that opioids inhibit natural killer cells directly. And they also found that they wipe out T cells monocytes, and macrophages. Alright, so, it's true. Sorry,

For telling you the truth, but that's what I'm gonna keep doing, alright? And I'm sorry if you like to eat stuff that we're not designed to eat. And I'm going to tell you about it. And if you don't want to hear about it, then go to go, go hang out with Joseph Mercola. All right. Cause he's all for it.

All right. Why do people advocate what they advocate usually? Because it, ah,

okay. I have, sorry. TikTok. I had to, they make me, [00:44:00] I said, what the,

I had to move a jigsaw puzzle. Sorry. I don't know what you missed on TikTok, but I was just saying that, you know, if I offend people because I tell the truth, then don't listen. Go somewhere else. If you want to hear lies, go somewhere else. I'm not going to lie. I'm only going to tell the truth. And ask me.

Don't sit there and complain. Ask me. That's why I joined these groups. Ask me. All right, Lordy. You said this. Prove it. I will. So, because when we're on a, when we're on a when we're on a a Zoom, I can share the screen. I'll show you the studies. I don't make this stuff up, because I wouldn't have time, I don't want to, I'm, you know, life's much more precious than me trying to make up bullshit stories, okay?

Alright? So, period. That's what opiates do. Alright? So, I like to use in terms of pharmaceuticals, drugs, I would use a non steroidal anti inflammatory like ibuprofen Ketorolac injection, [00:45:00] because usually a lot of pain is is, is, is a consequence of inflammation.

And get people off of opiates, which is great so that their guts will work. They won't be constipated and all that. And I know from a personal

life experience, what opioids do. My father was 94 years old about three years ago. This happened. I mean, yeah, he was frail, but I mean, completely with it. 94. I mean, I talked to him. It's like talking to this, to him when, when he was 40 years old, it was like a regular, you know, no difference. Yeah. Anyway, but because he had been a printer his life, you know, working with the printing presses get it bending and getting up and down and getting up.

His knees were like had a lot of osteoarthritis, which is wear and tear arthritis. And it was, I guess, very painful and they, they they put them on opiates. I don't know, oxycodone or [00:46:00] whatever, and he's over there in the US. I'm over here and he's telling me I haven't been able to, you know, have a bowel movement for like two weeks and went on and on like it's got to get you.

I called up. I tried to find people in where he was to get to get colon hydrotherapy and stuff like that.

Anyway, he wound up in the hospital and died.

What did he die from? He died from constipation.

He died from constipation from opiates because the guy was healthy. He had nothing wrong. He had no heart problems. He had no CFCs. He was fine.

And, and that's not why I looked into it. I mean, and that just happened, but I already knew this. I'm not, you know, and that's why I was freaked out. I wanted him to get off it, but I'm just saying, I know I saw it happen. But anyway, but there's data. So we read out the data and, you know, here's the thing.

If you don't like it, you know, and if you think, okay, you listen, do whatever you need to do to be happy. That's okay. [00:47:00] I'm just going to do what I do. What makes me happy is finding out stuff that's true and sharing it. Yeah. That's what makes me happy. I love it. So I'm gonna keep doing that.

All right, so let's go to some questions here. Here's this is from Leslie So, can you tell me why this happens? Okay, I had a bad heart palpitations

So the doctor wanted me to take beta blockers, but I didn't take because I've never taken anything I started taking ivermectin and fenben sometime pros. I don't know if you mean prosequential two times a day And two months later, my heart palpitations went away and no more symptoms whatsoever. And then I quit for two weeks and they started coming back.

So I began to take it again and it took, and it took taking it twice a day for a month straight to make it go away again. So now I've been taking it for two years, mostly every day, [00:48:00] I might take three to five days off a month. And when I try to go off of it for two weeks, it comes back. I can't stop taking it.

So I'm curious. Why am I getting heart palpitations? If I stop taking ivermectin and fenobenzazole.

Any answer? Well, yeah, I think, I mean I have a pretty good idea. But, you know, I, I, I don't, don't, I'm not sure.

I may have mentioned to you, by the way I had a really wonderful, wonderful podcast with Dr. Emma Brahmajan, the the biological dentist that I always talk about who's in California and who's the best. Anyway, great. And that'll be available. That should be available hopefully this week. What are we?

What day are we? Okay, you're Sunday. Okay, so this coming week. It should be available. I hope. Yeah, and we watch it. It's about it's on biological dentists industry We're talking about root canals Cavitations and other dental [00:49:00] infections and their effect on our body. And then she also talks about How do we take care of our mouths?

What's a good oral what's a good routine to take care of our mouths. So watch that. Okay. But anyway, so what I wanted to say was you all know about dental meridians. I hope you know that. So, so meridians are in our body are circuits, right? Bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, light, go out. You put in one, one, one, a fuse, and you can put back on the light, the lights, right?

Okay. That's a circuit. Okay. Alright, and there's all kinds of circuits. So we have like 100 trillion cells, 60 trillion cells, whatever and they're all connected by different ways. We have different circuits. Anyway, these what they call meridians, all come through the, they start with the tooth.

Cause the teeth is the top of the spine. It's really important. It's the first cervical vertebra, you know, the bite and all that. So each tooth is associated with a group of organs that, that it's connects to. Well, the wisdom teeth [00:50:00] are connected to the heart and small intestines mainly.

And for some reason in this country, I mean, in America. When you turn 18, if you haven't had your wisdom teeth out, you've gotta go get them out. But a lot of people are having problems because they're growing sideways. Why? Oh, because we're not eating human food. Yeah, that's why. So we don't have masseters, we don't have big enough jaws.

Yes, yes, yes. We should be chewing and grinding all the time.

Anyway, so most people have had them extracted and the problem is, is that when a regular dentist extracts, they don't take out the periodontal ligament and they just let the gums close up and you get function microorganisms going there. They go right through that periodontal ligament into the bone, into the jaw, and they set up camp.

It's called the cavitation. It's also called you know, jawbone osteonecrosis. or fatty degeneration osteonecrosis. There's different names for it. But it knocks out [00:51:00] that meridian.

Now, also, no matter where the root canal is or the cavitation or what, when we were working with biological dentists all over the country and world when they take out They clean out something or whatever clean out a root canal or whatever and they take the pus and they send it for dna analysis I would say Now dr.

Emma says 70 but I mean, I I i've only seen very very few not In fact, I mean, only two people, of course, I haven't been doing it as long, but that don't have parasites in their mouths. So what I'm thinking, Leslie, is that if you had your wisdom teeth removed, or didn't, and there, I, you need to go get a cone beam, a 3D cone beam CT of your jaw,

and you should go to, So, you know, if you're going to get, you got to get a biological dentist and the way you know you got a biological dentist is you, when you, when you [00:52:00] look at their website, go under services and if they put in root canals, they're not a biological event. If they fix root canals, they're not a biological event.

If they remove them, great. If they use ozone, they don't have to use laser, but they have to use low zone ozone, and they have to use your platelet rich fibrin. Very important. And they use no metals at all, not even for implants. Not even titanium and they you know, do bio, they do biocompatibility testing.

They take your blood and they send it off and they get it tested. So that's the whole thing. And it's called the International Organization of,

no it's, it's Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Oral Medicine and Toxicology, so it's IOMAT. International Organization, Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Anyway, they should be certified by that, but they should also, and if they, they should remove, if they're going to remove mercury, which is so [00:53:00] toxic I mean, under, under, just follow this right, right beneath the uranium.

They have a procedure called S. M. A. R. T. It's a basic procedures that they teach for you the safe removal of mercury. Because if you don't, I had a person not about a week ago or two whose life was destroyed because they took out the mercury the wrong way, went to her brain and all. You gotta remove it the right way.

Can't just go to anybody and have them drill because you'll You'll inhale the when it gets aerosolized, you'll swallow it and you'll be in big trouble. All right. So what I think's happening, Leslie, and the reason you take the ivermectin is it calms down those, those parasites that are probably in your jaw.

That's just my thought. I mean, in your, in your jaw, because you've got wisdom teeth. That's all I can think of. Now, other than that parasites don't usually live in hearts. They live in other organs,

but they might too, because we know that, We know that dogs can get what they call [00:54:00] heartworms and so, I mean, when a parasite migrates, it doesn't care, it goes into any any, any, any, any cell wall tissue, any place it can get in to hide, and it's there, and usually you can tell if you have a, if you're getting x rays or ultrasounds or anything for any other reason, and they see, oh, by the way, you got a couple cysts on your kidney, okay, doctor, what's a cyst?

Yeah, but what is it? But I mean, why do I have cysts? Anyway, cysts. Until proven otherwise, I'm gonna say are parasites. So anyway, could you have them in your heart? Yes. And they could be messing around with the electrical system.

But, listen, The fact that you're taking ivermectin and fenbendazole is actually pretty cool because they both kill CFC stem cells. They both really prevent CFCs [00:55:00] from forming, so it's, you know, it's not such a bad thing. It's certainly better than a beta blocker, yeah. But still, you gotta, we gotta figure out what's going on, so I would do that.

I would, if you get your, the CT of your mouth, three dimensional, 3D cone beam CT of your jaws, And everything's fine, then what I'd say is we got to up your antiparasitic to higher doses like 12 ivermectin, 12 milligrams, three times a day. Phenbendazole, 222 milligrams, three times a day. I would add in, like, closamide, 500 milligrams, three times a day.

And then I would add in at least tenidazole. 100 milligrams three times a day was for the protozoa and then the antifungal.

Now, okay, wait, there was another question there. Yeah, where is that? There was another question from last, where did I put it?

I don't [00:56:00] know.

Okay, this is for Margaret. I'd like to get your advice about my treatments. My colonoscopy and biopsy showed ulcerative colitis at the beginning of January. I was on prednisone. and Remicade that didn't work. Since March 5th, the doctors put me on Infliximab, and I'm still on Prednisone. Since then, I feel better.

However, two weeks ago, colonoscopy showed that I still have inflammation. Beside it, I go to the bathroom so many times, diarrhea with blood and pain in my abdomen. Iron is low. I have anemia. I assume a raw diet, juicing, water, fasting, would not be recommended in this case. I really struggle to find a proper diet.

Are there any supplements, medications, natural remedies, or special diet that I should explore to help [00:57:00] improve my recovery process? Okay, with gratitude, Margaret. Alright, Margaret. Well, unfortunately, I mean fortunately, you're wrong about the diet.

His diet is not everything, but close.

Okay. Look at the, think of the think of the body as and you, and you know, this thing, think of your body as having X amount of energy. It's a finite amount of energy. And that energy has got to be shared with the brain, the immune system, the heart, you know, all the different organs are sharing it.

So there's a certain proportion that is given to the GI system. gastrointestinal system. And so it's there to, when the food comes in, to break it down, digest it, and then, and then, and then absorb it, digest it properly, absorb it, and then assimilate it. Now, [00:58:00] whenever the body is not engaging in activities that it was designed to do, for example, liver, liver cells were designed to do, liver stuff, detoxify.

You know, brain cells were designed to do what they do. So anyway, when a cell is not engaging in its activity, it's cleaning house. That's what it does. It cleans up, it gets rid of eliminates interest intra inside the cell toxins and other stuff and external. So, so now, especially with the gastrointestinal system, this is why not eating is equally as important as eating.

And so if you're eating, okay. Eat for what? To replenish either a nutrient or energy deficit. That's why we eat and drink.

That doesn't take long, and it doesn't take much to do that, to accomplish that. So the rest of the time when you're not eating, [00:59:00] it's cleaning up, it's repairing itself, and it's resting. So the more you eat, the less time your body has to, to, to, your gastrointestinal system has to take. So as it turns out with ulcerative colitis, by the way, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease are both considered inflammatory bowel disease.

They give them different names because when they do a biopsy and they look at it under the microscope, they see things that distinguish them somewhat.

But it's inflammatory bowel disease. bowel problems. The bowel is inflamed. Now, there was a study, I've mentioned it many times, by Dr. Luigi Fontana at he's an MD PhD, and it was at Wash, at Washington [01:00:00] University in St. Louis, where he looked at a cohort of people 18 to 80 who had been at, had been 100 percent eating uncooked food for at least three and a half years, And the other group ate normally.

And you just did all these different blood tests, wanted to see what was the difference, bone density there. The thing that stuck out in my mind is that the people that ate the uncooked food had undetectable CRPs. What is a CRP? It's a protein produced by the liver which is a biomarker for systemic wide, system wide inflammation.

So meaning that eating the uncooked food, they wound up not having any inflammation. Why is that? Because cooked food is no longer what nature produced, it is therefore artificial. When the body encounters anything artificial, it develops an immune response. And then how does healing take place? Healing is an inflammatory response.

So there's acute [01:01:00] inflammation, red, hot, swollen, painful, because I banged my finger. In a few days, it's back to normal. That's how it heals. Chronic inflammation, it's a different story. It causes problems. So as it turns out, these guys the,

the, the, the, the people that eat the uncooked food, we're not, we're not, did not have any inflammation. So now. Regarding ulcerative colitis specifically, alright there was, you know, it's crazy the tests they did.

I mean, listen, what

I just said just makes intuitive sense. Do you realize something? If you sprain your ankle, right, you know you're not going to go jogging. You know you're not going to go on long walks. You know that. No one has to tell you. So what's the best way to deal with a sprained ankle? Nothing! Sit down, elevate it, and do nothing so it can [01:02:00] heal.

If I do nothing it's going to heal? Yes. Don't make it work. Let it heal. Let it use its energy to heal rather than to work. Well, is that, is that true of our internal organs? I mean, okay, I get it with the foot. I get it with the, I broke my arm, I had a tennis elbow or a ligament on my knee. But what about our internal work?

Well, glad you asked, you know, because. There's one condition and one condition only in which the witches and warlocks in the house of horrors Oh, did I say that again? Oh my god. Why did I say that because it's true

the recommend fasting not only require it And what is that? That's when the pancreas gets so inflamed now. The pancreas remember is a digestive organ So it's producing digestive enzyme So when it gets inflamed it starts leaking those digestive enzymes and you start digesting yourself and that hurts You It's [01:03:00] extremely painful, so they have no, they can't expedite healing.

Healing is innate. It's an innate quality of a biological being. So what do they do? What is the only way, how do they enhance, how do they allow it to heal? By not letting it work. How do you do that with the pancreas? Don't eat. So they recommend not eating. Not only water fasting, but they put them on chips and they give them their fluid through the IV So that they still whale where they stay remain well hydrated and they do the chips just to keep their mouth Wet and that non not engaging the pancreas Allows it to heal from a very painful inflammatory pancreatitis

That is the treatment. The treatment is doing nothing. So yes, fasting does work for [01:04:00] internal organs, bones, ligament doesn't matter. Why? Because fasting allows healing and the only way you can rest your digestive system, which is your colon, is by not feeding it. All right. So the Okay, so they, they, they, they, they, they, Okay. They, they, they always choose Ramadan to do their studies. As you may or may not know, Ramadan is a holy month for the Muslim. Where they fast for a month. That's what they say. They don't fast for a month. They eat only when the sun goes down. They can't eat when the sun's up.

Or drink, for that matter, which they call dry fasting.

Which, by the way, is not healthy. I know, people think it is, I know. Okay. So they use Ramadan, right? And they, well, they found that while there was even some [01:05:00] just cause they ate less, but here's the problem with Ramadan. Cause I know a lot of people that are the Muslim and they don't eat until sundown and then they like crazy. Well, that would be the same thing as if I, if I went to bed at 6 PM.

And I woke up at, I went to bed, let's say at 9pm, and I woke up at what's the normal time?

9, wake up at what time? Wake up at 7 o'clock. Anyway, all I could do is not eat until 9 again. If I got 12 hours, I didn't eat. So I go to bed at 9 and then again I eat, I start eating about 9. 30. No, it's the same thing. And I eat all day. But they like pig out. So they do a lot of damage. But let's say you took Ramadan seriously and you just had I think the proper way to do it is I think they just have a date and

some water or something. It's very light. That would be not a [01:06:00] fast.

Because fasting, remember, is 24 hours without food, without nutrient,

in a, in a liquid or solid form, doesn't matter, or even so now. And so even with that, they saw improvement. However, what they did was, they, they call it intermittent fasting, which is, again, that drives me crazy. Now they're calling it time restricted eating. Why do they have to call it anything? Why give it a name and then an acronym?

Well, oh, so you don't have to think. Oh, that's right, I forgot. Thinking, not cool. Intermittent fasting means what? Well, if we define a fast as 24 hours without nutrient intake, then intermittent fasting would say, would mean like, well, I fast on Mondays and Thursdays, or I fast one day a week, or like that.

But to say I don't eat for 18 hours and then I eat during a six hour window, that's not intermittent fasting. That's healthy living. [01:07:00] Eating once a day is fine. If you're eating nutrient dense real food, you don't need more than that.

So anyway,

So they used intermittent fasting and then they did which means they did time restricted eating, which means they didn't eat for a certain part of the day. And they call that they think they were testing. But anyway, even with that, they found improvement. Why did they find improvement? Because when you don't eat, You rest, okay?

Now,

well, don't I have to do something to help it? No, it knows how to heal itself, and you can't heal it. There's nothing you can do that will make it heal, other than to be well rested. Hopefully, you're already well nourished, but get, get the toxins out, clean out the toxins. Maybe do a, do an enema, or get a colonic, and just clean it all out, and drink lots of very good water.

Until you're peeing and all that and it will heal even doing a juice cleanse will make it heal, you know [01:08:00] So what i'm saying is that margaret it would help tremendously Okay. Now you could start out by doing a juice cleanse, which means that you're not going to eat anything solid You're only going to drink fresh juice for a week or two You'll see a big change with that a big change of what's going on with you And you can use celery cucumber kale spinach And anything else you want.

Lemon and apple is what I, I, I do, and then you can put as much lemon and apple as you want to make it taste delicious. You want to love it, alright? Or, if you want to add carrots and beets instead, or if you want to, whatever, make it delicious. That's the, that's all. That's the most important thing. I

mean, it's important that you love it so that it doesn't suppress your immune system.

Ah,

very good.

That's very important. But anyway, you know what they said, and I was reading a study on this, one 2020 study [01:09:00] in mice with colitis found that time restricted fasting and intermittent energy restriction stopped ulcerative colitis progression.

Oxidative stress and it increased gut.

You know that one of they do with ulcerative colitis they can do with fecal implants and it, it, it, it, it goes away. Anyway, you know what their conclusion was? You want, I just, that was what they found. They said the jury is still out on whether fasting and fasting mimicking, mimicking might help people with IBD and meet more research is needed,

but they just,

but I mean, yeah, I mean, am I, am I recalling that wrong? The what was it? Remember the great hoax of 2020? And they wanted you to, oh, that's right. They didn't have to do any. research to find out if it was safe or not. And if you didn't do it, you lost your job and you couldn't, you couldn't travel, [01:10:00] but we've got to make sure this is

really going to help. It does help. And you know, the thing about the microbiota, it's so important. It's so important. It's everything. And by the way, you've got every microorganism that you need already living in there. They, they exist in, in colonies and, and, and, and sub populations in different ratios due to what you're feeding it.

What are you feeding it? The same thing you're feeding you. Because remember, whatever you put in your mouth is in you. That's why people that eat corpses are in effect walking graveyards. No, is that not? What's the graveyard again? It's a place that contains corpses. Oh, by the way, you know, the animals that are killed because I mean, I know you don't have to tell me.

I know that you've never eaten an [01:11:00] animal who volunteered to be murdered. Okay, so, so the animal is murdered and then you eat its corpse and it doesn't intend to, but it gets its revenge on you from the graveyard. And where's the graveyard? Your, your bowels. And that revenge is, your body won't work as well as it used to.

You know, oh my god, what is Lodi saying? It's true. I'll show you if you, you know, join that group, health and healing, we're going to talk about that stuff. , and why would I say it if it wasn't true? Can you tell me? By the way, you know what they call fasting mimicking diet? Because there's intermittent fasting, fasting, you know, when I started, I was putting people on fast 20 years ago, 25 years ago.

You know, I've been doing fasting and working with people on fasting for at least 45 years, 50 years. And now, but I almost lost my license for that. And now everybody is a, is a, [01:12:00] is a expert. It's ridiculous. They're not experts. Though fasting, mimicking diet, you know, I don't know what they're talking about.

It's not even time restricted. It's just eating less calories.

So eating less calories actually helped too. But wait a minute, wait a minute, wait. Eating less is fasting? No, it's not. Does it mimic fasting? No, if I smoke two packs a day, and now I'm only smoking a half a pack a day, am I mimicking a non smoker? Am I mimicking a non smoker? The answer is No, these guys, these guys, you know, linguistic manipulation, whoa, all right.

Let's go on. All right. This is from Colin Precious from Precious.

I have general herpes, and you stated that taking a lysine,

you never stated that it will [01:13:00] cure it. Can you please tell me if a lysine tablets are the only thing to take to cure herpes? What about parasite cleanse also? What exactly do I need to purchase? How much should I be taking? How long? All right. So, yeah, you know, herpes is a, is a, is a, is a, is a problem.

And, you know, You know, people that have what they think are cold sores are really usually herpes. And so they used to distinguish herpes 1 from herpes 2, you know, oral, genital. But then due to certain activities, you can get 2 on the 1 and 1 on the 2. Yep. We're not supposed to talk about that, right?

Because we're all good whatever, right? And good whatevers don't talk about that stuff. But it's necessary to to continue the species. Shh! Don't talk about it. It's not, it's not good. It's not nice. If you were good, you wouldn't talk about it. And you wouldn't think about it. Huh. [01:14:00] Isn't it kind of like eating and going to the bathroom and stuff like that?

Necessary? Yeah, but it's not necessary. You'll live long if you don't do it. Yeah, but then if we don't do it, nobody else will be alive. It's a species thing, right? What are you talking about? Shut up. Anyway yeah. So we can wind up getting 1, 2, root of 2. So there's really no distinction at this point. But you know what else is herpes?

Chickenpox. Epstein Barr Cytomegalovirus, Varicella zostered, Chickenpox revisited. Yeah, you'd be surprised, the herpes family. Now, that being said, I don't think viruses exist, so I don't know what we're talking about. But we're all talking about something, I'm just saying I don't know what it is.

What is causing our body to produce these, I exosomes that are Also associated with these things. They're painful outbreaks of blisters. You can [01:15:00] get them anywhere. You can get rectally, orally they're a bummer. So what's the whole thing with lysine? Lysine, arginine, right? They're two basically amino acids.

So, arginine can stimulate the pathways, and lysine can block it. You have to take lysine. Well, lysine is, it is very helpful. And

you know, there are antiviral programs. If viruses exist, I'm telling you, this is the biggest dilemma I think of my mind, I can't, because I know that, I mean, there's just, there's just too much evidence that they do exist, except that's why is that, I'm thinking that because I already considered that they exist, that's why I'm accepting the evidence.

But anyway ozone and vitamin C IVs and what, what we used to do was, I mean, for really difficult [01:16:00] and devastating viruses like the hepatitis C and B. And the people who are actively sick.

We did like three weeks of intense ozone treatments daily, followed by three weeks of intense IV vitamin C, and we could make a lot of people negative. Now remember that if, I mean, herpes comes out whether it's genital or oral.

when the immune system is somehow fatigued, too, too busy, too much work overwhelmed and considering that we now live in this wonderful, incredible technological world. I mean, we are so, I mean, we've never had it so good and we're living longer than ever, and we're happier than ever. And our lives are just, you know, so convenient and.

Anyway but because of this fantastic life, we now have death towers all around [01:17:00] us. They're not death towers. That's 5G. You know what that does. As soon as those go up, you're gonna be able to download a movie within one minute. Okay, are they up yet? Yeah. How come I'm not downloading any faster? What are you asking these questions for?

You shouldn't even be asking these questions.

But you said six years ago that as soon as we get 5G, we're gonna have it. Do you guys all realize what happened? We all said I wanna download fast. Right, because, why? So you can hurry up and

do what? I don't know, really. I don't know. I know, I know most people here, especially if you're young, like if you're like, If you're in your 20s, you think I'm like old school, completely old, whatever the hell that means, old school. What is, where did that come [01:18:00] from?

Old school. What's new school? Oh, I know what new school is. That means everybody is completely vaccinated. They know how to use computers and calculators so they can't spell and they can't add or subtract but they don't need to because they can look anything up. And because they can look anything up at any time, they think they're really smart.

What's this generation called? You got anybody know? What's it called?

What's it called? Right? It's not Generation X or whatever. What is it?

Are these the Millennials? Alright, alright. Yeah, I know some Millennials. Anyway, pretty much they think that you know, how fantastic it all is. But anyway, what I want to tell you about these 5G things that are helping us download, I mean, I can't believe it. How did I live without 5G? How did we live?

I mean, I don't know. [01:19:00] I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. How did we live without 5G? It's incredible. Anyway you know what else? It's downloading. It's downloading. Or should I say downgrading? Our immune systems. Oh, what's Lodi talking about? He doesn't know what he's talking about. There's no proof.

There's not only research, but I do lymphocyte

subsets on people. And I do it on people that have CFCs. And their spouses. Why their spouses? Because they don't have CFCs. But they live in the same place. And I just want to see how their immune systems look. And guess what? Oh, Generation Z Gen Z, huh? All right. Gen Z.

Okay. So I do it on the, on the partner as well. And they have pretty similar immune suppression. And then I find out where they live and it's always in urban settings. By the way, remember, remember the great [01:20:00] hoax of 2020? Remember that? And that's what it was. So don't call it anything else. And we all had to stay in our houses, right?

Or our apartments, right? We couldn't go out unless you want to get an abortion. There are certain things that are just absolutely. Required so if you want to do that you could do if you want to go to church, you want to go to the temple? No, you want to go to the party? No, you want to go out and have coffee?

No.

Anyway, it all made a lot of sense and and we wore a mask, you know that wearing the mask there's have you Tell me something in america and wherever you guys are in australia or or africa or europe Has there has there been an increase recently of mask wearing are people wearing masks again?

I see on the streets.

I have to ask them. Why? Why are you wearing a mask?

Most of them won't answer me or they give me something or something. They don't answer people don't answer anyway, [01:21:00] just just just in case You know of any mask wearers out there if they're wearing it to protect to protect themselves from Invisible, invisible enemies such as covid or bird flu or whatever. Keep in mind

viruses if they do exist, are anywhere from like 50 to a hundred nanometers. A nanometer is 1000000000th of a meter. A meter is about one yard,

three feet. The holes in the masks are micrometers. That means you can get a thousand nanometers into one micrometer. So a thousand. Oh, but if they're 50, so I don't know. You can get at least four or five hundred viruses can go through every hole in the mask.

Alright, if they exist. So, therefore, you're not doing anything. But what are you accomplishing when you wear a mask all day? And they, people wear it [01:22:00] in their car. You're accomplishing pretty obvious things, like you're not getting enough oxygen. So, it's a condition called hypoxia. And how, what is hypoxia?

What is it associated with? Again, it's associated with oh, that's right. CFCs. Huh. And then what else are you getting increased carbon dioxide? Why? Because it's kind of staying in the mask. Ah, what's carbon dioxide? The higher. Oh, it's, it increases acidity. So acidity and low oxygen are, oh, that's right.

The tumor microenvironment. And then also as you talk whether you know it or not, your saliva is coming out and it lands in the mask. And these microorganisms are extremely prolific. They have a new generation every hour. Which means that every hour you're having a new generation. Organisms that are mutating or whatever they're doing.

And every time you breathe in, you breathe these guys in. So [01:23:00] you have low oxygen, high carbon dioxide, you're breathing in a bacteria. And it's not keeping the dreaded invisible enemy out.

So understand. So what I asked, been asking people lately and nobody's answered me. I don't understand it. Nobody has, not one person has answered me. I asked them this. If the government told you that from now on, if you want to go outside of your house, You've got to insert a pencil into your rectum and keep it there until you get home.

Would you do it? Nobody answers me.

Okay, genie Genie, you tried to link to my name to message me, but you couldn't Are you on what? YouTube? Yeah. I, I don't know how that works. You can go to dr load d.com and go to Hello? At, hello at, or just go to hello@drloadd.com and [01:24:00] tell them you'd like me to review you. And I will. I'd be happy to, Jeanie, really happy to. So, and tell them that we need to, that, you know, we need to talk also.

Okay. And I didn't, I didn't, I'm, I, I, I, I keep, I'm sorry, but I hear the next question was what would you recommend for squamous cell carcinoma? And yeah, so squamous cell carcinoma is basically, it's carcinoma, and where is it? On squamous cells. So where are squamous cells? Skin,

mouth, and anus. Pretty much squamous. So that's where you can have it. So it depends on where it is. And remember, the diagnosis is just a description of the tissue. It's called histology. It's a histological diagnosis, a histological description. You know, histopathology, I don't see these words, you know, these it's absurd beyond absurd.

Anyway same thing you do for [01:25:00] everything. And that is, you got to clean up, you got to do your biological dentistry, you got to do that. But, all of that, you got to take vitamin C, A, D, A, D, C, A, D, C, iodine, fix your thyroid, and melatonin,

antiparasitics. However, now, if, when, when, when chronically fermenting cells are accessible like they're on your skin, rectum, the rectum is accessible mouth, throat, that is, those are acceptable accessible, you know, breast tumors are accessible, melanoma, you know, melanomas are accessible, things that are accessible, cervical, is accessible.

Anything you can get to, then you can put stuff on it, like hydrogen peroxide, like ozone, like, iodine, like, bicarbonate. There's all kinds of stuff you can do. Mistletoe. So, It depends on where it is and all that.

You went to hello email, but no [01:26:00] reply. Alright, so, that's a good idea, Kathy, yeah. Do that, do that Jenny. What's wrong with hello? You know, I'll have to ask my team, cause they're supposed to be, they're supposed to,

I'm really, I'm working on fixing all this stuff, you guys, so.

Can we get mistletoe over the counter? Yes, absolutely. . Yeah, because it's not a, they, you know, the, the Fraud and Death Association doesn't recognize it, so they won't, you know, they, they don't, they wouldn't control something they don't recognize. Anyway, so let, let, let, let, let me go back 'cause I, I, I've gotta answer some questions.

I always feel bad it's a lump in the neck. Okay. That means probably the lymph node is, probably was on the tongue, or or the, or the throat, the pharynx or larynx. Alright, so, well, then we've gotta really you gotta find a, a biological dentist or you gotta, I mean if you're anywhere [01:27:00] near California, and that includes New York.

Europe. Just go see Dr. Emma Abramian in Glendale. Make d r m a d d s at gmail. Go see her. You can make sure that's it because and remember squamous cell just means it started in a squamous cell instead of a gland. If it started on a gland, they'd call it adeno. These are not, it's not, that's all it means.

Okay, so I have to find where are these questions again?

Oh, there we go. Okay. Yeah. Now I want to go down to a little bit of, I'm sorry I gotta skip all this, oh by the way, this is Lisa and Morgellons. Please tell me your opinion on Morgellons, Lyme, and Lupus. They all seem to have the same symptoms. I have something going on with my skin and no doctors can give me any help.

Please, I thank you in advance. Okay, all, all, all [01:28:00] diseases. I mean, there are no diseases. Does Morgellons exist? Absolutely. What is it? Probably a combination of technology and biology. I think it's a synthetic biology. And it comes in the form of, you know, You know filaments and stuff that comes out of the skin.

It's it's a real deal. It's a real deal and where does it come from? I don't know. We don't know but we can take a guess. I don't know now limes what is lime lime is from a spirochete? Which is a bacteria that lives inside of cells Like syphilis

and it's been modified and the other word for modified is what is that word? Oh weaponized. Yeah, and Lupus stands for systemic lupus, erythema ptosis, SLE, but they just call it lupus. And the reason they call it lupus is because [01:29:00] us sometimes the people that get the skin reaction to it get red like a butterfly rash.

And someone thought that looked like a wolf. And as you know, the, the, the, the, the, the the genre for for, for, for, for wolves. is lupus or I don't know the full Latin name. And they're saying that lupus is an autoimmune condition, meaning the body is really stupid and it attacked itself. It attacked itself.

Now this body was made by God, not by Frank down the street. This was made by God. God didn't make things that attack itself. Sorry medical profession. Anyway, so you're right. These are completely, different situations producing this very similar manifestations.

So you have some, Lisa, you have something going on with your skin. I, you know, without seeing it

and getting a little more detail [01:30:00] about what's going on with you, I don't know how to help you. Um,

uh, but by the way, for more gallons, there is something called SSKI, which is

a saturated solution of potassium oxide. potassium iodide and you apply it topically and it's it works quite well.

Limes is going to take a little more time and work and cleansing and all that sort of things. And same with lupus. Lupus just means that your body is detecting toxins that you're not aware of, whether they're biological toxins, alive, or biotoxins, things produced by biological or just chemicals.

And by the way, limes and the can, and the more gallons are also susceptible to frequencies, right? Because everything is a frequency. So if you got the problem with the more gallons is it's probably only half biology in the half [01:31:00] synthetic meaning. So it's probably getting this energy from EMF. So you'd probably have to make sure you have a you can go online and buy it.

Everyone should, we should all start doing this. We have to start doing this. Going online and getting Faraday cloth. Make Faraday curtains. If you live in a condo where you can't, if you live by yourself, then you unplug. Your wifi when you don't need it, which is at night at least. But if you live in a building where nobody else is going to do it, you have to get a Faraday put underneath your bed on the floor and around, put a kind of like a wire, some kind of wire thing or wooden thing around you and cover your bed so that you have Faraday protection.

You sleep in a Faraday cage.

So that's But the SSKI helps a lot with the more gallons. And then the line, so what I was saying with frequencies, you get a, you get a right frequency generator. And people were asking which is a good one because I was talking about it last week. Well, there's the [01:32:00] Spooky 2, which is very good, and there's the GB4000, are very good.

I don't know about the other ones, but I know they're good. Now, the problems with these is this. These are frequency generators, and you know, almost any but, you know, smart electrician, electrician, could develop a frequency generator. And that wasn't that what was so special about Raymond Royal Rife. What was special is that he had a microscope, and with quartz lenses that allowed him to see things up to 60, 000 times magnification compared to a normal telescope microscope, which is only 2, 500.

But anyway, he saw things that we don't usually see.

Well, because it was quartz, he was able to get the frequency. And when he got the frequency, he could send in the same frequency to that organism and it would explode, right? Because they double, they add up. [01:33:00] So frequencies, if you get the frequency of that lime, whatever it is. It'll be gone. That's the problem.

So yeah, you can get the right generators, but and then they say that We got this from, from this is Reif's, no, nobody has Reif's notes, I'm telling you. Fischbein, there was a guy named Fischbein who was the president of the American Medical Association during those days. And he kind of orchestrated, under the direction of the Rockefeller family to destroy Royal Raymond Reif.

Why? Because he was right. Right? What do you mean, right? Well, he was given the ultimate test. He was given 16 people who had terminally ill CFCs. Let's see what he could do. So he figured out their frequencies, and he treated them for 3 minutes, every 3 days, all 16 cured. It was gone. So that's kind of like [01:34:00] 100%.

So when you have 100%, you can't really Attributed to anything other than he knows what he's doing. So the poor guy had everything taken. Max Fischbein did that. They paid off other people. They did all kinds of, but they took all of his notes. They took his microscope. They took everything. They told me the microscope was in the Smithsonian.

Yeah. So I went to the Smithsonian and they had no idea what I saw. So I think that's just a hunch that the microscope is probably sitting in the house of Rothschild, the house of Orsini. Orsini. I don't know. Believe me. So, so anyway, what you got to do now, since all we, I don't know why nobody's coming up with a way to determine frequencies.

Everyone's putting out frequency generators. They're calling it a right machine. And so those are the ones I said are smoky. It's a spooky too and the gb4000 but [01:35:00] and they work really good because if you find the right frequency they work but you got to find it and you don't know so usually it was called a sweep you go over so they say okay we've got the frequencies for line we've got the

so I mean just know that it did not come from rife it may have come from their ability to Well, it's 913. It may have come from their ability to they wanted to see clinically what happened. Yeah. Okay. So, so anyway, that's what we, we got to, you know, Lisa, what I'm trying to say to you is that the more gallons I would do SSKI, the limes that you've got to do you know, I would do ozone, vitamin C, do thorough cleansing and then try to find rife and, and, and have them figure out what your frequency is just by having you go through multiple that are in that range of and And once you start feeling kind of funky, it's called Herxheimer.

You'll know that it's, it's, that, that will help. Really.

Stephanie, what is the doses of ivermectin for treating SCFCs? Well, okay, first of all, you want to do a parasite cleanse. You're going to use ivermectin [01:36:00] and at least two other antihelminthics. Fancy name for worms and antiprotozoals, which are single celled organisms, and antifungals. Okay, and you're gonna do three weeks on, one week off, three weeks on, one week off, and you're gonna do that for at least 11 or 12 times, alright?

And on the week off, you'll be taking things like milk thistle and alpha lipoic acid with B complex. And perhaps even phosphatidylcholine to protect, you know, make the liver stronger. Yes. Yes. Yes. All right. So, but because all those drugs together, they're all being cleared by the liver and they just put a strain on it.

That's all. It's not that they're dangerous, right? I mean, imagine ivermectin is, is is what they use for river blindness and there are 250 million people in the world taking it for 10, 15 years now because they keep being exposed to the parasite. Right. And I think that qualifies as a clinical trial. 250 million people for 10 to 15 years. I guess it's safe. Oh, all [01:37:00] ages too. Yeah. So anyway as you do, but once you finish cleaning out the parasite, then I would go down to 12 milligrams twice a day to kill the, kill the CFC. stem cells, but I would also add membenazole at least 500 milligrams once a day, twice a day, and vitamin C, and of course curcumin, all for the stem cells.

Wait, okay, this is moni. I did the ivermectin prose aquatil fembenazole combination for three weeks, and I'm in one week off period, and one have returned to going number two about five times a day, and have a lot of gas at night, still super sensitive to Lactose, beans, gluten, and most preservatives. Will I have to do this rest of my life to get comfort?

Or how many?

Even the horse paste is getting too expensive. Yeah, I know, yeah, yeah, they're gonna do that. You gotta kill the parasites, you know. You've gotta kill the parasites, [01:38:00] money. And the rest of your life, no. I think you're not doing enough. You can't just be using two. You gotta get at least three. I'd get Ivermectin, I'd add in either Proziquantel 600 three times a day, or Nyclosamide 500 three times a day. And yeah, that's what I would do. And then you know, you gotta be taking either Tinidazole or Nidazoxonide, which is a linea for the protozoa.

And then an antifungal, like a Fluconazole. And then do a cleanse. Do some colon hydrotherapy. Do a cleanse. And then, when you do a juice cleanse, do three weeks of only juice, five weeks. Keep going. Remember, it's full of nutrition except for fiber and fat.

So do that to clean everything out and all that, and to clean the water in your aquarium. While you're taking

you got to add more because if you undertreat them, they're gonna just move to another organ They migrate you don't want to do that get rid of Dorian

All right, so you I hear I hear I hear you [01:39:00] Bonnie Bonnie do the same thing. Okay, Bonnie do the same thing, please?

Call the clinic an oasis of healing in in in Arizona. Talk to Andy, just tell him that you and I need to talk. Because I, I, I, yeah. Alright, so now Facebook, you know, we were running out, we were running out of time. I know, it's, it's I just never get a chance, because I talk too much, I'm sorry. Is Mabendazole good for, this is Instagram, Mabendazole good for ER?

BreastCFC says, yes, Mabendazole is actually very good. ER positive, ER negative, doesn't matter. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. and kills stem cells.

Keto diet, methionine diet, vegan diet, so confused. I know, I know they all confuse it. Remember something,

dogs, cats, horses, sheep, never go to seminars or read books on what to eat and they do it perfectly. But you can't get a dog to eat horse food and you can't get a horse to eat dog food. So now, since [01:40:00] we don't know what to eat because we were brought up not allowed to access instinct, but rather to be a culturally appropriate,

citizen we've got to look at our closest relatives in the jungle. And it turns out that they are vegan.

And they don't cook it either. It's not confusing. And don't worry about the methionine and the keto diet. If you eat the keto diet, in other words, you, I mean, no one's eating keto, a ketogenic diet, because I mean, if you, if you're going to talk about ketogenic, then you've got, you're doing it for a purpose.

That means you want to have more ketones than you do glucose. Well, that's hard. That's, that means you have, you have to have a ratio. of less than 1. 0, which is really hard. You got to do at least two days of fasting to keep it there. And you got to be eating 80 percent fat. And that's certainly not something you want to do if you're eating animal, you know, unless you want to eat just the bacon fat.

So, but if you do that and you have CFCs, the CFCs, being as clever as they are, are going to say, well, there's no glucose. There is glucose, by the way. Anyway, [01:41:00] if there's no glucose, I'm going to start eating glutamine. And you can't get rid of glutamine because you need that for many, many things.

Anyway,

when I finally do it, we are designed to eat plants. And when we do, we blossom. And I know some people say, well, I felt so you were probably the past the Terrian or bred Terrian or something else. I don't know what you were eating. But if you're eating real, if you're eating what you designed for, you can't feel bad.

So I don't know what you were eating, whoever you were and are. So if you're having problems with it. I need to do a talk on eating. I mean, it turns out to be a big deal.

How to measure healing progress for breast CFCs without harmful imaging? Well, first of all, how do you feel? Do you have energy? Are you sleeping? Are you going to the bathroom? How's your libido? How's your yeah, if you have a mass, is it going away? I mean, all that, but there are tests you can do.

You can do in addition to tumor markers, which don't really, you don't know what they mean. You don't know if it's growing or [01:42:00] shrinking. You can look at LDH, which is the enzyme necessary for CFCs to ferment. You can look at ferritin, if it's, the ferritin to iron ratio should not be above 5 to 1.

You can look at,

I don't know if you can get thymidine kinase. Fasting insulin levels. And then, most importantly, you can look at your lymphocyte subset to find out if your immune system is, is, is strong. Because if it's strong, then you know it's gonna work. And you've got to make sure you've got rid of all the toxins and that you are now and you're waking up the immune system.

Right. So, but how do you measure it? You can use ultrasound, which is non invasive, non, non, not, not harmful. You know, ultrasound can we can ultrasound your breasts. We can ultrasound your, your internal organs, you know, like liver. Now with bone, we can see bone metastasis because, you know, alkaline phosphatase will [01:43:00] go up and certain things like that.

But one of the things you would take to prevent bone metastasis and, or help eliminate it would be doxycycline, a hundred milligrams twice a day. Doxycycline, look it up. Doxycycline, bone meds. Dr. Singh, S I N G H, Canada. I ran across this about the year 2000. Yeah, it's been can I recommend a practitioner to heal my seven year old daughter from arthritis? Okay, so she's got

rheumatoid arthritis. She's being exposed. I

just don't know. There's got to be some out there, but because I've learned that the hard way, for the poor people, that if someone had Brings their daughter or child, some minor to us that they, they take the the child away from the parents. So this is what we never worked with pediatrics. They would take them away from the parents and then force them into getting chemo or [01:44:00] whatever.

But in your situation, it's different. I know there are but anyway, okay. So your, your daughter, there's, you know, I would look for parasites, I would look, I would look at dental, I would do a thorough cleanse, I would take a look at her immune system, lymphocyte subset. There's a lot of things I would do.

I don't know. If you can get in touch with me, we can talk, really, and, and I can give you some suggestions of what to do. Anyway, listen, folks, it's like way, way late. I'm, well, I mean, really, sorry, I Took all your time. So anyway, but that's because it was it was hard getting started anyway. So what do you got a couple of my cop and a Namaste, Namaskar, Aloha, and I'll see you all next week.

And remember, go to the drlodi. com and sign up for the inner circles thing and get on that list and let's get, cause I I think it's going to be great. I'm excited about it. It's going to be very good. We're going to be able to, you know, finally get to doing some stuff that we need to do. Yeah. All right, y'all see ya.

There we go. Is this off? No, there we [01:45:00] go. Okay.

Here we go.