Episode 100 - Dr. Lodi Live 6.9.24

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Chapters

• 0:00 Dr. Lodi Intro (Inner Circle Update)
• 7:31 How Important Is It to Inject Mistletoe (Abdomen)
• 10:34 The Body is ONE (Body, Mind & Spirit)
• 17:40 Thoughts on Lichen Sclerosis
• 27:46 [Ad] & so much more
• 28:36 (Cont.) Thoughts on Lichen Sclerosis
• 29:30 The Big Secret About Nature
• 31:47 Thoughts on Lichen Sclerosis (How to Restore Health)
• 47:01 Remedies for Pulmonary Fibrosis
• 57:33 Causes and Solutions to Calcification in Carotid Arteries
• 1:02:07 Are Migraines Caused by Leaky Gut
• 1:06:49 Binders for Hazardous Working Conditions
• 1:08:42 Recommendations for Chronic Inflammation Post Radiation Therapy
• 1:16:12 Alternative CFC’s Therapies (Plant Medicine)
• 1:20:34 How to Re-establish a Healthy Gut Biome
• 1:27:52 Managing Multiple Myeloma
• 1:30:13 Pro’s & Con’s of KISQALI for Breast CFC’s
• 1:35:16 Blood Work for Fenben Protocol (Liver)
• 1:37:03 Rife Machine for Severe Ulcerative Colitis
• 1:37:59 Dr. Lodi Outro

Transcript

Dr. Lodi Live 6.9.24

[00:00:00] Okay, here we go. Alright,

well, good morning, good evening. Welcome to Sunday Night Live. And almost perfect. Eight minutes late. Anyway Everybody else too. So, welcome to Sunday Night Live. In America, Europe, Africa and Australia, New Zealand, all those places. And of course, Southeast Asia and India. All right. So anyway so actually I think, I think the tech technical situation is handled this time, hopefully.

It looks like we're all on great. Fantastic. So, let's get started. Let's get started. Yeah, you hear me great. Yay. Everybody [00:01:00] hears me and sees me

cool. Okay. So everybody's here. So, Namaste, Aloha, and you know, I don't know many languages.

So let's do it. Let's do it. I wanna remind everyone about our what's coming up.

You all know by now that

We're about the inner circle thing that we're starting. Okay and the reason we're doing that is because we need to focus in on each group cuz there's many people this. There's a lot of people who are, you know, who join this for because they have CFCs and other people that join this because of parasitic problems and other people just want to know about health and healing all.

Actually, they're all one. Um we we divide them up. Okay. So, that we can focus on specific questions because I always feel like I don't get all the questions answered. I know I don't get all the questions answered. So, this is why this is why we're doing this. Okay. And so, I won't be able to take uh do do live consultations anymore and the reason is [00:02:00] because We're opening our center here in in Bangkok.

And you know, we have Oasis in Arizona and so taking care of both of those and then trying to do all this leaves no time left for this guy. And so I got to take care of this guy a little bit, you know, once in a while. So, so that's why I'm going to do it. All right. So, you know, get on that waiting list.

Just go to drloaded. com, drloaded. com slash what is it? What is it? Inner circle, right? Okay, inner circle. That's what we're going to call it. Now, if you have a problem with CFCs, and many of you do, if you're in the U. S., contact an Oasis of Healing in Arizona. Easy to find online, an Oasis of Healing, or just put stopmakingcancer.

com and you'll be redirected to that website. All right. [00:03:00] And so that that's what we, that's, that's where it started in, in on the West. I actually started in New York years before that, but brought it to the West and we've been there 19 years. So it's, it's, it's quite a place. So you don't have to worry.

And by the way, wherever you are, either there or here I'm involved with every situation. So if I'm not there physically, I'm there cyberly. So anyway.

And if you get a problem on this side of the world and you need help pretty soon, there'll be the help available here. All right. Okay. So I just want you all to remember that. Okay. And

this, this inner circle program is going to launch really soon. We're just, you know, whatever it is they're doing, they're, they're finishing it up. And so it's going to have like a members only educational content. There's going to be a private community where we can all chat and share things because what I've seen when I read your guys chats, you guys know a ton of stuff that that I don't know.

So I think, you know, we're all consulting each other. We're all [00:04:00] students. of life, right? And that's it. And we're just sharing with each other. In one context, we'll teach someone, in one, another context, we'll learn something. But basically, that's what it is, you know? We're all students and teachers, okay?

You know, so, so, and they'll also, in addition to having, you know, specific educational content on that specific talk, topic, and having that private community, I think it's going to be on Telegram, I don't know what it'll be on, but it'll be a private community where we're all going to be communicate.

and answer your questions and stuff like that. Now I wish I could shut that off. That noise, that ding ding. But there'll also be, of course, a week, a monthly or bi monthly or whatever monthly interaction like this where you will ask questions live instead of sending them in like you do now for the live streams.

You'll be asking live and then we can answer like and interact. So if you have a personal problem, we can ask the time to interact. We can interact because you know, up till now, I haven't been able to do that. [00:05:00] So we will. So that's why it's gonna sort of take the place of personal consultations, but if you still need one, if you go through any of them, any of those centers, Oasis Healing Asia, Bangkok, and Oasis of Healing in Arizona, if you're any of them, you can get a consult with me.

So any, any, anyway, so that's why, you know. So anyway, so so the three groups health and healing where we're going to talk about everything from oxalates to fasting to sleep Everything that has to do with maintaining health. Okay, the second group and it's gonna have all the Specifics I just mentioned right?

The other one is this the parasite guidance group again Parasites are, continue to blow my mind how ubiquitous they are, how, how, how, how, how playomorphic they are. I mean, there's, I'm telling you, I talk to [00:06:00] people and they show me things that come out of them that are, you know, science fiction. So that deserves its own group.

And then of course there's the cancer CFC guidance group, which will be where we specifically talk about that. Here's the bizarre irony of it all is that they're all related. You can't separate them, but we have to try. Okay? Now, not try, we have to do it. Try is a word we got to eliminate from our vocabulary because it means, I don't know what it really means.

It actually usually means didn't.

Yeah, good question there, Stephanie. I'm going to just take this for a second. Stephanie wants to know how important is it to inject mistletoe directly into the tumor? She's been doing it in her abdomen the way most people do it for a long time and her doctor apparently [00:07:00] refuses to do that, probably because they don't know how.

And maybe they haven't read the research, but the research kind of shows that it is the best way

so but you got to know what you're doing and all that So if you're if you're if your doctor is uncomfortable, you got to find a doctor who who is comfortable with it but it works very good. But again, it's not it's not that's just that one thing by the way Let me just finish up with this the health and healing group Now if you're in the parasite group, you're automatically in the health and healing group And if you're in the cfc cancer guidance group, you're in all the other two automatically.

Okay, so That's it. All right. And get on that waiting list now. 'cause we, you know, you know, we're on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok Rumble, LinkedIn you can even live stream it on on the website, dr load.com/livestream. And and they're all, all of those to access those is Dr.

Thomas loaded, Dr. Thomas Load. Except [00:08:00] for Twitter X. It's D. R. Thomas Lodi, M. D. I say this every week. I feel like you already know that. It's so weird to repeat things. And by the way, they're all recorded on everything except TikTok doesn't do that for some reason. And also, I don't think TikTok likes me.

They don't like me. So I'm going to now go into questions and answers. All right. Let me just keep this a little bit here. See, not too much technical difficulties this time, right? That's because

I got help this morning before I started. Yeah. Okay. So, what do I want to know here? Okay. So let's get into some questions. Okay. So, by the way let me, let me just begin by saying something that it's a, it's a reminder that we, we Of a couple of things that we, I think we all know, but forget.

And that [00:09:00] is, and, and, and, and it's very difficult because of, because of the, our language and the way we grew up and all that, but the body is one.

The division into systems is

it's just a method by which we can talk about or discuss

aspects of that part of the body, but there's no part of the body that exists. In and of itself. I, I, I, I'm how do I say that more precisely, more carefully?

They, they're all necessary aspects of the body of this one system. And by the way, the, just to give you an idea of how that might work is because the interstitial fluid, which is the fluid that surrounds ourselves. The part in which our cells live and swim, right? Interstitial fluid, right? It comes from the capillary from the arteries and the capillaries.

It diffuses over. We've got this pool of, of fluid, which has [00:10:00] Nutrients, gases hormones, peptides, proteins, and waste that we didn't get eliminate yet. All that stuff is where our cells swim. That interstitial fluid that is in all cells is one place, one thing. So the interstitial fluid in over here is the same as over there, except where?

Tumors. They have their own little micro environment. And that is one of the big problems with tumors. And we'll talk about that again and again and again and again. Now, so the body's one, one, one, one, one, one. Now, not only is the body one, what is the body? Where does the body end? Is the mind part of the body?

Is the spirit part of the body? What's the spirit? What's the mind? All right. Well, that's a whole nother question, philosophical. And the point is, is that we can't deny the existence of the mind. And a lot of people are able to deny the existence of the spirit. I'm not sure how they do that, but they [00:11:00] do.

But you can't deny the existence of your mind because in order to deny the existence, you had to have a mind to deny it like that. So you can't deny it. So where does it end and where does the body begin?

Well, if we had to look at a place in the body, if we wanted to come up with a specific place where it might be, it would be the hypothalamus because our thoughts affect the hypothalamus. Which control, which tells the pituitary what to do and the pituitary controls the most of our hormones. So that's one, one way.

However, electromagnetically, when we look at the electromagnetic halo of our brain and the electromagnetic halo of our heart, this heart is bigger, but they interact, they interact. So it's really the brain heart complex. And then you got your gut with a billion neurons. Neurons are what? There's cells of.

their nerve [00:12:00] cells,

brain cells. So they we've got a billion, a hundred billion or 200 billion up here, one billion down here. Now these guys up here talk to each other through synapses and those go into the, up to estimated up to a trillion or more synapses. Being able to hold how much, how much information? More, more information than you can imagine, right?

Thousands of laptops. I forget, I forget the the, the, the IT term for it. But anyway, it holds a lot of information. Pretty amazing. Anyway, it's one thing. The heart, mind, body complex. And there's also the body, mind, spirit complex. You can't divide them. Because the body is not physical. Well, it is physical, but what is physical?

Physical is non physical, right? You get down to the bar, you get down to the bottom line of physicality and it turns out [00:13:00] to be molecules and atoms and atoms are made of protons electrons and what the hell are those? And you open up the middle of it. You got energy. So. So anyway I, I don't mean to digress so profoundly and so much, but I just want you to understand that we are not, you know, so when you think I have you have I have.

I have breast CFCs, and I have brain CFCs, and fruit on the tree, right? It's fruit on the tree, it's not the problem. The problem, if there's a problem with tumors, it's because they're being manifested by a systemic problem. But anyway, the only difference is location. Wherever it starts is wherever it starts.

But it's not different than the other ones. And I know if I were talking to a oncologist, especially an academic oncologist, we'd have a long argument or [00:14:00] discussion and then I would if the person was actually able to listen, I would show them with research. By the way, anybody who's new to this, I never say anything about this.

That is not research, except when I'm talking about spirit and God and things like that, of course, there's no research. It's not published data on that there, although there is on psycho neuroimmunology, there is published data on the effect of turning the mind off. And it's, and it's incredible enhancing effect on the immune system, right, called meditation, and there is data on prayer, how it prayer can affect the immune system and healing.

All right. So, yeah, anyway. With that said, let's keep in mind that because I'm going to bring that up over and over again with these different things. Please go.

Yeah, here we go. Wow. Prior to my schedule in 613,

no [00:15:00] Jeannie, Jeannie O'Brien. I haven't gotten any contact from him. So Jeannie, um,

I need your, I need to get in touch with you personally. Call contact Oasis Healing Asia, Oasis Healing Asia. Contact them. Ask for Faith or, or, or send an email to Faith and tell Faith to get me to talk to you before the 13th because that's coming right around the corner and I want to tell you about the, you need to hear it about surgery, okay?

Alright, alright, alright, alright.

We got, you gotta do that, you gotta do that because usually surgery means there's a no, it's a no, with a capital N, not K.

Alright, well Andy, I'll ask Andy then, I'll ask Andy.

Did he, did he said he was contact me?

All right. Well, Hey, Hey, Hey, listen, you know? So anyway, please go faith, faith, faith in Oasis Healing Asia. She'll get in touch with me. I'll even tell her after this, that Jeannie [00:16:00] is going to do that. Okay. Okay. All right. So now everybody let's get on with the questions. Okay. Cause I, I, I gotta do this.

I gotta, I gotta do this right away. By the way, we're never going to stop Sunday night, Sunday night lives. Okay. Okay. Okay. So anyway, the first question is from Tammy and she says I would love to know your thoughts on LS, like in sclerosis, sclerosis. I'm wondering if parasites would be involved and hormones, how to fix them.

Thank you so much. Okay. So yeah, you know, you know, like in sclerosis

again, is a name, what they call it, like, it's a thing. It's not a thing. It's an inflammatory condition of the skin. Unfortunately. It usually involves genitals and anus, and it can cause problems like inability to urinate inability to have intercourse, pain, [00:17:00] major, major, major urogenital problems, right?

Sclerosis really means scarring. And, you know, it can happen in all ages and but it's, it's For some reason it likes the penis and the vulva, right, which are can be scarred up and painful and it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a bummer. So, now, what they tell you is, and I, and I, and this, I gotta, I gotta remind people, let me emphasize that they say, we don't know how the cause,

it is not curable,

whatever they think, but they can't get rid of it.

But treatment helps relieve symptoms and manage the condition. Well, that can be said for all of allopathic medicine. And what do they give? Usually steroids you know, moisten, they don't know what they're doing.

They think it's an autoimmune and you know what [00:18:00] an autoimmune is with, according to their definition, an autoimmune is when the body makes a mistake and starts attacking itself. All right. So

I think you all know, I hope you know that that's not possible. The body doesn't make mistakes and nature does not make mistakes. Why? It can't. It can't. It can only do what's necessary. It can't make a mistake. So anyway,

anyway, it's a big deal. And if it's anywhere near the rectum, you might have problems having bowel movements. It's, it's a big deal. Anyway, when, okay, so basically what happens is you get something. It's, it's, it's like fibrosis. Fibrosis is Okay, so you have chronic inflammation, right? You have acute inflammation, right?

Let's talk about inflammation. Acute inflammation, you bang your finger with a hammer, red hot, swollen, painful, and then a few days it heals, right? Okay. Now, you keep doing it and all of a sudden it gets, it develops a callus. [00:19:00] Starts to protect itself. So it's changed. It's called chronic inflammation. And if you keep chronic inflammation going along, what happens is now, it kind of,

the organ or whatever it is, Finger or whatever it is, starts to lose its function because it gets scarred. It starts to get scarred and that's called fibrosis. So fibrosis is where is the is the infiltration of the organ or whatever it is by non functional material. And it gets fibric, fibrous.

Eventually it becomes like in the liver, it becomes serotic, which means scarred.

So, you know, that's what happens. So you get sclerosis, you get scarring. So therefore, something is causing it. It's not just happening. They don't know the cause. Something is happening. Okay. Now, what do we have to do? Well, the same thing we do with everything. So, Tammy, we've got to know, you've got to go to a biological, a real [00:20:00] biological dentist.

And I saw a question on there. You live in somewhere where they don't, you don't know Canada. You, there, there is a biological dentist. In Toronto by the name of Paul Moon, is it Paul?

But you got to get root canals out. All right, so but any anyway, i'm if you have a root canal or you have an infected I mean a cavity if you've had a Extracted by a regular dentist if you have gum problems, you know Inflammation receding gums or whatever. You've got to see a biological dentist and you've got to make sure they're certified by IAA You I A M O A, I A M O A, and they were, if you got metal in your mouth, if you have implants, any of that stuff.

Gotta get that done. Gotta get that done, number one, okay? So if you've gotta fly somewhere to do it, do it. Otherwise, nothing else will work.

So anyway, so with the skin thing, we gotta figure that out, number one. Number two, [00:21:00] parasites. Yeah, could they be involved? Yes. Yes and triple yes. And we all have parasites and it depends on where they land. Okay. So what do we do? Can't find them. So we can't diagnose them. So what do we do? We kill them all.

All right. And as it turns out, the, the, the drugs, the pharmaceutical products that are used to kill them turn out to turn off all these CFC pathways. And they also most of them eliminate the CFC stem cells. And yeah. And are they safe? Yes. What are the potential problems? Well, the liver enzymes can go up.

Why? Because you're using so many of them at once and they all have to be cleared by the lever liver. So it puts a strain on them. And that's why we do three weeks on when we go off. And what do we take while we're doing anti parasitics? We take milk thistle or silly Marin, which is an extract of the of of milk thistle or silly venom, which is part of [00:22:00] the silly Marin, any of those things.

Plus we take alpha lipoic acid and whenever you take alpha lipoic acid, you also take a B vitamin. So B complex, you know, you need B one, but take the B complex. All right. And that's liver support. You know, there are other things you can do for liver support as well, but those are the main ones. You also should be taking ascorbate throughout the day, which is vitamin C.

And you should also be taking vitamin A, D, and melatonin. Melatonin, my god.

It's so important that it'll blow your mind when you find out what melatonin is.

Do all that stuff. And then of course we need, what do we need? We need the batteries that that operate all these incredible enzymes that run our body. And what are those batteries called? Minerals. Zinc. Selenium, magnesium, calcium, manganese, molybdenum, boron. Those are like [00:23:00] the big ones, but we also have all these micro micro micro trace minerals, right?

We're like 92, 93. So. got to get those. And we often, not often, most of the time we overlook taking those. All right. So now you know, we know one of the other problems to keep in mind with this lichen sclerosis is that it, like any chronic inflammatory condition can lead to chronic CFCs. For users that don't, or are here for the first time, CFC, Chronically Fermenting Cell, refers to the process going on in the body somewhere that is called cancer, okay?

And it's not cancer, because cancer is not descriptive of, at all. Cancer is a word that is used to produce fear. It doesn't communicate anything, at all, except fear. Chronically Fermenting Cells [00:24:00] communicates exactly what's going on. There are chronic deformities. So we call them CFCs. All right. All right.

So now

so remember that the light, the, the like, sclerosis has got to be, there's something causing it. Super, super parrot parasite cleanse. Go to the, the, the lody. com. Go to find the parasite webinar and watch that. Okay. It's pretty, pretty good. Pretty comprehensive. It doesn't talk about like, like in sclerosis, but but about parasites.

And if you don't have a doctor, which is most likely that we'll get it for you, then you go to all day chemists with an S dot com, or you go to one with the number one mg. com, or you go to Apollo pharmacies, a P O L L O pharmacies. Dot I N for India dot I N not, not. com. And you'll need a prescription and you, [00:25:00] they have like 14, 15 Indian doctors on staff that you can make an immediate appointment with, talk for a few minutes and they'll okay it.

So what do you need? You need like three anti helminthics. Helminthic is the scientific word for worm. Good. Three of them. Ivermectin. Got any? All of them. You gotta have a benol, me benol, Albendazole and then ide or proto or both, but yeah. And and then you need anti protozoa, anti protozoal, and that would be Alinea, which is oxide or tenol.

Which is a cousin of metronidazole. And then you need an antifungal. And I saw somebody said, talking about, yeah, he works big pharma. Got him. No big pharma. Didn't get [00:26:00] me at all.

I never ever would do such a thing. I agree. I hear where you're coming from. I would never prescribe all these drugs. However, we're dealing with. Parasites. And in the days prior to the all out assault on our immune systems, when we were living in more natural I mean, even the way that even those of us who lived in urban settings in the year 1900, those urban settings were nothing like they are in 1900.

There was, there's no electromagnetic

noise, toxicity at all. And then they started putting up telegraph and it all started. And there was no such thing as non organic cause they didn't really have pesticides

and they didn't have mass media. They couldn't reach a million. So most people were [00:27:00] well read. Most people know how to take care of themselves. Most people know how to make what they needed. Most people were self confident. It was a different, we were different. We were different. Now we don't know anything except what? What are we all good at now? This we can get online. Oh, I could send messages. Oh, I know how to use that. All right. So you got to be regardless of what you do, you got to be good at doing of working these computer machines.

What else are we good at?

We have the skills to survive in this artificial world, right?

We can drive cars, drive motorcycles. We can drive forklifts. We can fly planes. We can operate large farm equipment. We can

[00:28:00] operate submarines.

We can build highways. We can build buildings. What we can't do is we can't go out into nature, which. Big secret here. Big secret. Don't let it out. Keep this amongst yourselves. We are nature. Shh. But you wouldn't know that because we keep nature where? In the parks. Or zoo. Not in my house. So, but we forget that we're walking around in an earth suit which just happens to be nature.

Anyway so

where was I going with that? Whatever.

Oh, yeah. So we don't know how to live out there in the, in the, in the jungle. If we went to, if we're in the jungle, do we know what to eat? No.

Some of us do. I mean, some of you have, maybe you had, maybe you're a botanist or maybe you've, you've you've lived, you've, you've done courses for living in the wild or something like that, but that's [00:29:00] very few of us. Most of us don't know what to eat. Wouldn't know what's poisonous, what's not poison.

And we just don't know. We don't know. We don't know how to make a shelter for ourselves. We don't know how to start a fire. Actually, if you're in the, where we were designed to be, which is the tropics and subtropics, we wouldn't need fire. Because we'd be warm enough.

I have not Ever turned on the heat since I moved to Thailand.

Okay. So, anyway, that's the fibrosis. Okay. So, that's, I mean, like in sclerosis, which can become fibrosis, which can become what they call cirrhosis where you can have cirrhosis of other, other organs, other than, other organs. But basically, they become dysfunctional, scarred, and that's, so what do you need to do, really, in addition to finding the cause, you need to get [00:30:00] all of the, you need to start using all of the things that we know to eliminate inflammation.

Fibrosis is a result, sclerosis is a result, sclerosis is a result of fibrosis, is a result in chronic inflammation, result, result of being chronically

Assaulted and damaged by something. So we need antioxidants, right? Such as, you know, the ascorbate, vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin E. We need astaxanthine, which is part of the vitamin A. It's carotenoid valasta. All those things in the proper amounts. And we also need, um, oxidants as well. Right. So we need a balance of it.

So all, by the way, all of the steps that are necessary to eliminate or to, to, to recover from, to be restored to [00:31:00] health from whether it's CFCs or whatever are the same. It's all the same. If you understand that any condition that we identify is just a different manifestation of the same underlying process of toxicity.

So what do we do? What do you do with lichen sclerosis? You detoxify. Big time. What do you do with CFCs? You detoxify. Big time. You go to a real biological dentist. You get a 3D cone beam CT to figure out what's going on. Then you have it taken care of the proper way by a biological dentist who uses ozone and PRF

You do a juice cleanse three weeks minimum, three weeks, three quarts a day, four quarts a day, i. e. three to five liters a day. Don't eat. Clean the colon. Get your lymphatics working. Get a lymphatic therapist or just be sure you do a lot [00:32:00] of movement and activity to keep your lymphatics working if you can't find the help of a real qualified lymphatic therapist.

Now,

go to sleep early, move around all day, and learn to turn the mind off. It's called meditation. Now and then also you balance the body. The body's got to be balanced. You got to balance hormones. You got to balance the nervous system, the autonomic nervous system. Big deal, right? Because we're all on sympathetic overload, which is a major, major problem.

Okay. Major. It prevents healing. So we've got to restore our parasympathetic. And that's usually pretty much mediated by the vagus nerve, a nerve that comes down.

And then, and there's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a two.

What do they call it? A two way, it's a two way street.

The communication goes up to the brain, then it goes down.

So, how do you increase parasympathetic? You do that by

going into nature. A [00:33:00] forest, shoes off, you do that by humming. Mm. Okay, or you just say, Oh, all that because why the vagus nerve first two branches go to the larynx, humming stimulates you do alternate nose breathing that, that hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, nine, hot, eight colds will reset your autonomic nervous system.

And there's a, there's a lot of ways, but you know, get, get some material and learn how to stimulate your parasympathetic nervous system, big, big, big, big, big deal. So we balance all those. We got to balance hormones. We don't block them. We don't give something like some sort of pill or some sort of shot that blocks the hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis.

We don't do that because why, because now, why did this, whatever the CFCs happened. Why do they happen? Because of a major imbalances in the body. So that the body had to compensate [00:34:00] that compensation turned out to be this. So you don't try to resolve that situation by causing more of an imbalance.

And I don't think you have to go to medical school to figure that out, right? Because all of you know, which blows my mind, all of you really know what's,

what's going on. I mean, you know what? Not all of you. So then I'm not talking about you guys. I'm talking about, I mean, I talk to people that really don't know. But. For example, instance, I taught, I had a person I spoke to this week, last week was a nurse. And poor lady

was on her fifth week of radiation to her chest

after they had removed, on the second lumpectomy, the tumor. They had clean margins.

And after that, she went through full rounds of [00:35:00] chemo, therapy, and radiation.

I can't get used to it. I can't get used to it. I can't ever get G come to the, what do they call it? You get hardened, or whatever they call it. I can't get used to it. What they did, what? I mean, and this poor lady, she knew she knew, but she couldn't, you know, I understand where you all coming from, you know, you shouldn't be doing this, but you don't know what else to do.

So you do it. It's a, you got to realize that you've said, all right, I don't know how to keep this ship afloat. So I'm going to walk off the plank. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. At least don't walk off the plane. All right. If you don't know what to do, don't do anything.

And find the right person. You'll find them. You'll find them. Okay, knock and it shall be open. I'm telling you, keep looking, [00:36:00] but don't ever do the wrong thing that you know is the wrong. I mean, I'm not wrong in terms of bad, good or anything like that. Deleterious. It's not in your best interest. It's not going to give you what you want, which is resolution of any problems and restoration of health, right?

Okay.

Yeah. So, so you did five rounds of, of, of chemotherapy. Okay. So, all right. And that's, I mean, you did it, whatever you did, you did. Okay. Now we can't undo it. Just keep in mind that I can't wait till we have our group so I can share the screen and show you the research. I'm not going to go through all the research.

I'm just going to show you headlines. I mean, the title of the study, the year journal, the year was published the journal and the findings and you're going to see. What they do and, and, and, and, and it's not your fault because you don't know you are trusting these mercenary evil people. But my oncologist [00:37:00] is really nice.

No, no, no, not nice. Not nice. Why? Because they kill people. Oh, my God. Did he say that? He said that. But does he really mean it? He means it. How could you say such a thing? Because I see it every day. And I've seen it for years.

This lady, okay, first of all, do they got it all? So what are they doing? Well, they're gonna go just in case there's some, I don't know, microscopic stuff, just in case. You already know there are. Don't say just in case. You know there are. All right. So what are those microscopic things?

Stem cells? Well, not all of them, but Alright. So the stem cells are what spread, right? Okay. So how are we, let's kill them. Let's get rid of the stem cells. Okay. How are we gonna do that with chemo? No. How do I [00:38:00] know that? It's, it's all over the literature, all over it. In fact, what does chemo do to the stem cells?

It makes them increase. It increases the number of stem cells. What else does it do? It allows the tumor cells to escape. And while they're escaping, it changes them from mature cells back to stem cells. I'm not kidding. It's called epithelial mesenchymal transition, EMT. What else is it? Prepares the tumor microenvironment so that it can receive it.

It goes to a nice place. What else does it do? It increases the ability of it to stick to a vein or the limb, wherever it is, and go through, extravasate through into the tissue and find a new home. And it stimulates the number of circulating tumor cells. Increases stem cells

and other things.

What does? Chemo and radiation. So whoever you are going to be on the CFC group, [00:39:00] we're going to go through that stuff. And I'm going to show you that I didn't make this up, but why don't everybody who's interested look up an article called the paradoxical effects of chemotherapy on tumor relapse and

whatever. If you, I think you put that in, you'll get enough that that'll be enough to get you there. And then read chemotherapy induced metastasis read radio, radio radiation. Therapy induced metastasis radiation. Just look it up on PubMed. Okay. So now you've done it. What can I do? Why didn't I know you're making me feel bad?

I'm not making you feel bad. I'm just telling you what you did Didn't what you didn't know wasn't your fault. They lied. So now what you're gonna do you just it's fine It's fine. We clean out all the potential causes so we can stop making any new ones We got to get rid of all that stuff. Yes number two We get rid of this we and all that cleaning out is a long big deal [00:40:00] remember It's a, it's a, it's a lot.

I'm, I'm just saying that, but it's a lot. It's a lot. You do that so that you stop making CFCs.

Number two. You get rid of the stem cells with ivermectin, curcumin, vitamin C methendazole, doxycycline. Those are the big ones. Lot, lots of other things too, but those are the big ones.

Yeah, but those are drugs and I don't think, I don't think Get rid of CFC stem cells, which you don't want because you don't want this to come back and grow and end your life.

This is not a philosophical debate or discussion. It's practical. How can I

be restored to health and keep and stay there, stay in the land of health? I like that land. How can I do that? All right. Yeah, but it's not natural. Yeah, but you know what? We don't live in a natural world and lots of unnatural things have happened [00:41:00] to us. So we're going to have to use a few things that are, yeah, vitamin C is not natural.

I mean, IV vitamin C is not natural. Vitamin C is natural. Why do I need large doses? Because I've not had it for so long because I eat dog food. Cause I grew up on planet earth and whatever culture I came from, so insisted on dog food. And so I grew up thinking, gotta have it, gotta have it. You need it to be strong.

Yeah. So, yeah. And also my culture taught me that You know what? Some of the best clubs don't open until 10 p. m. You should be, you should have ended your first cycle, your 90 minutes cycle of sleep and be on the second one

restoring your body because I'm going to tell you something, how much fun, no matter how much fun you think you're having out there doing all that or you not think you're having, you are having much fun. [00:42:00] It is costing you your life. So the price of admission into those clubs is not whatever they charge you.

It's your, it's your health, your life.

And you don't even, you won't appreciate that at all until you see the consequences. And I would, you know, I, you know, I wish people didn't have to suffer the consequences, but I realized that that's, that's necessary. That's why we're alive. So while we're in the flesh, we're in the flesh. That's not why.

Why is who knows why one of the things of being in the flesh is that and by the way You can't tell someone not to do something for whatever reason

they are in the flesh They have to do it and understand. All right kids. We're Your mother and I are going out. Um, to dinner in the movies and You guys can do, you know, whatever you want, watch TV, but don't go in that room over there. [00:43:00] Don't go in that room.

Hey kids, don't play on the stairs

rather than don't play on the stairs. How about this? I mean, I'm not talking about really high stairs, but

a few stairs, let them fall and they'll fall once. I mean, because how many times do you put your finger in fire

on purpose? Well, you might, I don't know. I mean, there are strange people all over it. They'll do anything for anything. Remember the Remember the what do you call it? What were they called? The wild boys? You guys remember, anybody remember the wild boys? Anybody remember the wild boys? How come this doesn't move?

Is it? Oh, that's the wrong way. Oh, it's coming down this way.

What?

Anyway, the wild boys, I don't know if you remember them.

The wild boys, I think there was they were a bit crazy. Absolutely crazy.

They, Used to do anything. I mean, they would go like to these caves with scorpions and snakes and like the worst scorpion in the world. They put their hand on it. [00:44:00] I remember one day they're walking with camels and the camels got long mucus, saliva out of their nose and mouth dripping. And they said, All right.

And they ate. I mean, they just

that's taking experience. Yeah, it's a little too far. Okay, we don't have to go that far. But the point is this. If someone's in the flesh, they need to experience. That's it. You can't tell them. That's why we have pain and suffering. Pain and suffering are the consequences of of of violating the laws of nature.

So just keep in mind something, every ache, every pain, every bad mood, every discomfort is an indication. That the laws of nature have been violated.

Okay. So now I, I can only one question, but a ridiculous thing. This is from Elliot Elias. Do you have any information or remedy for pulmonary fibrosis? My dad has been on oxygen for two years straight. He [00:45:00] cannot stop for one minute. All we can do is give him.

Oh, F E V 0 5th.

I don't know what that is, but anyway, okay. Okay. So fibrosis, it reminds me of the other one here. The the sclerosis, the lichen sclerosis. Fibrosis. Okay. Fibrosis precedes sclerosis, which is end stage. They used to say end stage scarring, but it's not. Yeah, I have some, first of all, we gotta, you gotta do the same things.

You gotta get, you gotta detox big time, big time, big time detox. You need to purify his body, okay? Green juices. You can put in red, oranges, and yellow, different colors in it too, but mainly you gotta have a lot of green stuff because you need the chlorophyll, because you need the magnesium, and you need all the phytonutrients.

But, you know, celery, cucumber, spinach, kale, and then everything else you want. Lemon, apple, make it sweet. Whatever you need to do to make yourself love it. Love it. Love it. Three weeks. Eight weeks, twelve [00:46:00] weeks, do it, don't eat until you have cleaned it out. That alone, and the biological dentistry cleaned up.

I don't know, we may be done now. Yeah, I'm telling you,

there's no thing you're going to get that's going to fix you, because you're not broken, your body's reacting to, responding to, what? Toxicity. How to get rid of the toxicity? Stop toxifying. Ooh. How do you stop toxifying?

All right. Now anyway, so we all learned in medical school and I'm sure it's still taught. I mean, I'm not sure. I know it's still taught that when you get serrations of the liver because of hepatitis, alcohol carbon tetrachloride, other chemicals, chronic fatty liver, whatever, any chronic assault on the liver can result in chronic [00:47:00] inflammation, fibrosis, and then scarring, which is called cirrhosis.

Tric. There's another great word in medicine called tric, a sick trickle. They love they, and they allude, they, they love to use this in their articles. Why? So you can go look it up and, you know, reading medical research is like reading like I, I think they all went to school to be become pedantic.

That's their goal. Their goal is to be pedantic, right? And no, it's not being pedantic to use the word pedantic. There's no other word for it. Well, what does it mean? Okay, well it means when you use language to communicate something that could have been said more simply, but you're using,

you know, technical language to

have other people consider you brilliant, smart. Unnecessary.

But there's not another word. If there's another [00:48:00] word that's simpler than pedantic, please tell me. I'll use it. Okay. So it's a pulmonary fibrosis. I don't care where you got fibrosis. Likens to clean, clean, clean, clean, clean, clean colonics. Okay. Now, now yeah. And anti inflammatory, they give steroids.

Oh, you got inflammation, which is

mediated by the immune system. Well, let's just knock out the immune system. It's it's extremely clever. So, too clever for me. So, what I would say is if you have, what did we find? There's a doctor named Bert Berkson who has an MD PhD. I think his PhD actually was in mycology which is study of mushrooms.

Uh you know, I mean in detail study of mushroom. I think that's what it was. I don't know but it was a biological science. Anyway, he got assigned to the liver ward when he got out of training.

Yeah. Okay. So, TikTok always makes me fix that puzzle in 1 hour. Not sure why.

So Bert Berkson got out of training [00:49:00] and was on the liver ward and saw people with cirrhosis scheduled to get liver transplants. And he remembered something he learned in research called alpha lipoic acid, a substance that's made in our body, and we get in foods but it's very, very important, it's a, it's a, it's a, it, it does a couple things, blocks glycolysis, and glycolysis fermentation, blocks fermentation, blocks fermentation.

Blocks fermentation.

And is a powerful antioxidant, recycles vitamin C, recycles vitamin E, recycles glutathione and the other things. Anyway, he found out. So he was giving that along with Low dose naltrexone, 4. 5 milligrams at bed before you sleep. Low dose naltrexone. Has to be compounded.

And and a B vitamin. Remember, every time you get alpha lipoic acid, you have to have a B vitamin. And he [00:50:00] reversed scler cirrhosis. They didn't need transplant. So therefore let's look. Can we do that with pulmonary fibrosis? Absolutely. Why? It's the same thing. It's just happening in a different organ.

Okay. Got that. Oh, okay. Still. Anyway, so, anyway the

anyway, you know, the pro, the the, so this pulmonary fibrosis, which can happen it's not just pulmonary fibrosis, it's anywhere. Okay. Alright. Alright. So, it actually reverses pulmonary fibrosis as well.

Alright. I mean, in addition to providing electrons as an antioxidant, it actually even blocks certain other things like TG, TGF, beta and you know, things that are

not not in the not not in your that are making the problem continue, right? I mean, it's crazy. It's crazy. Okay. So, any scarring [00:51:00] anywhere. So, also with the lichen sclerosis. Okay, and So it kind of really removes all of the the stress the oxidative stress, right? Which is causing this right, which is the okay if you're getting hit with a hammer It's hurting and all that but the the at the bottom biochemical level.

It's oxidative stress that's happening and causing the problems Okay and it winds up producing Of all things a hydrogen peroxide even though it's an antioxidant to get rid of certain things. It's pretty pretty pretty amazing Why do I say that because They were testing fulminary fibrosis to see if, you know, to see if alpha lipoic acid worked, and they did it with people.

They gave a chemotherapeutic drug called bleomycin. Why'd they give bleomycin? Isn't that supposed to help people? Well, one of the side effects is fulminary fibrosis. Well, doctor, that doesn't sound like it's on the side. That sounds like it's right in the middle. Why are you calling it a side effect? [00:52:00] Well, because that makes you not think about it so much.

It's on the side. Yeah. It's a side effect. No, there are no side effects. There are middle effects. Don't fall for their words. Okay. They're, they lie all the time, even when they don't know they're lying. They lie. How can that be? Cause they didn't learn the truth. Anyway, so at Velasta, which is, uh, carotenoid, a fantastic, powerful anti inflammatory carotenoid, vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin C, melatonin at night, tons of melatonin at night.

Eat Human food, and I'm not going to get into it now, and if you don't know what human food is, take your clothes off, go to the jungle, and tell me what you're eating for dinner. Okay, stop debating. I don't want to hear what you have to say. Take your clothes off, don't bring any weapons, just go with the body you were born with.

Unless you had Pfizer or Moderna. [00:53:00] You don't quite have the body you were born with, but forget that, okay? Now, and go in the jungle, and you tell me what you're gonna eat. Tell me, show me your menu.

Let's stop debating. Let's stop looking at research. Let's let's go do a practical test. What's a practical test? Well, take your clothes off, go in the jungle, go in the the forest. What are you gonna eat for dinner? What are you gonna eat? You're gonna eat human food, if you can figure out what that is.

I, I, I, the, the, the debate about all this stuff is mind boggling and I think it's a distraction. They're distracting us. Why would How could it become a debate? Oh, it's controversial over what people should eat. It is? Is it controversial what dogs should eat? Or horses? Or giraffes? Well, it's according to your blood type.

Yeah, well, Horses have 11 blood types? All [00:54:00] creatures have different blood types.

So Dr. Domato made a ton of money! And justified a lot of people to say, Oh gosh, I'm eating this way because I'm a type, whatever. Well, I can get away with it. You got it. Listen, please listen, even though you didn't study psychology, just look it up, look it up, look it up. What are the defense mechanisms people use

so that they don't realize the truth?

Look them up and see if you're doing any of it. You're going to find out you are,

if you look it up, you probably won't. Because if you're, if, if, if, if, if, if.

All right. So anyway, so that's what I wanted to say about that. We have to please keep that in mind.

Yeah. Yeah. I just found one of the article. Yeah, you did. Andrew just found induction of metastatic metastasis, cancer stem cell phenotype and oncogenic metabolism. Yeah. Look up the one paradoxical effects of [00:55:00] chemotherapy. Paradoxical effects of chemotherapy. Well, yeah. Those seem to be paradoxical things.

On the one hand, it kind of shrinks the primary tumor, but you wind up with metastasis.

There's nothing paradoxical about that. It's pretty clear. Anyway, now, let's go on. Anyway, you can help your father. Do it.

Titana. Ultrasound on my neck discovered calcification of the coronary arteries. It's 50%, it's a 50 percent deposit of calcium in my right and 70 percent on my left. How can I clean the blood vessels? Avoiding my cardiologist's recommendation to take baby aspirin and statins.

You know,

I wonder if your cardiologist is really human. That sounds so robotic. Anyway, well, if he's recommending statins, does that mean you have a high cholesterol? If that means you have a, if you have high cholesterol, it means you're probably eating animal corpses. So stop that. Now, how did calcium get into your coronary [00:56:00] artery?

It's supposed to be in your bones. Well, Calcium,

magnesium, potassium, sodium,

all of those minerals have a positive charge, a positive sign, meaning they have an extra electron.

So when they go into tissues, what do they do? They give electrons and they out, and if you give an electron to an acidic situation, you neutralize it. So anyway, they're alkalinizing. So what our body does in an attempt to alkalinize is all the different chemicals. methods it uses. And when the last effort is to get the calcium out of our bones and put it there, that's why you on, on mammograms, they find little calcifications.

It's kind of the last ditch effort less to produce neutrality. All right. So we get calcium there. As it turns out that if you eat foods that are not calcium, [00:57:00] producing acid that won't be necessary. Number one. Number two, if you're, if you get really healthy, like you cleanse your body, like we've been talking about completely cleanse your body.

And you're getting lots of magnesium because you're drinking green juices that don't cause oxalate problems, do not cause oxalate. But was that clear? Let me, let me, let me just say when we're done, do not cause oxalate problem. Well, how can he say that? I've been doing it for you. I'm not just me.

Everybody that comes into our center has been doing it and the people that work here have been doing it decades and we only see oxalates. Are they? Well, then there must be more of them and vegetarians, right? No, there's more in people that eat corpses. How can that be? We'll go into that. Anyway, the point is this if it's green, it's got a [00:58:00] porphyrin ring, which is part, which is the biochemical, which is the chemical makeup of the chlorophyll, which photosynthesis.

And in that green is because why in the middle of that porphyrin ring is magnesium. So, you want magnesium, eat green, drink green. All right, all that stuff is going to preclude the need of pulling calcium out of your bones and going to your coronary arteries. Now, so after you, so do a juice cleanse, do a long juice cleanse, three, four weeks, whatever you can.

That means don't eat, take lots of juice. Then eat for a while, eat healthy food, eat food that God made, didn't go through the kitchen, unless it got just prepared, but not, not destroyed with heat. And then go on a water fast and you'll get rid of that calcium. 21 days of water fast. And you then go back to that test after you did all this other stuff.

I'm telling you, that's what you can [00:59:00] do. Tell your cardiologist, by the way, you don't get a cardiologist. Don't want a cardiologist. It's a guy who's specializing in one part of the body. That. Is absurd because what is the heart without the lungs? It does not, it exists. What if you don't have the kidneys does not exist.

What do you have? There are no systems in the body.

Baby aspirin, which is 81 milligrams of baby aspirin. Why? What does that do? Well, that prevents platelet adhesion, which is the first part of a clot. Why is he saying that? Well, because if you have a lot of calcium buildup in your arteries, they're going to be narrowed and that could result in a blood clot.

I see, but what about the calcium, doctor? Don't ask me such questions. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know how to get rid of calcium.

So anyway Titana, do what I said, please. Now, okay, interesting here. Amanda says, Suffered [01:00:00] migraines my whole life. I've done everything.

Are they caused by leaky gut? I've been eating 90 percent raw vegan plant for decades, 10 percent cooked soup in winter, too. Amazing.

Alright, what a migraine is, well, because a lot of people think they have migraines, a migraine is not musculoskeletal in origin, but more vascular. So usually what happens is there's a contraction of The blood vessel initially, and then it vi, it dilates. And that dilation is usually we're talking about blood vessel ar arteries, arteries in the brain or in the head.

It's usually one sided, but it can be two-sided. So the, it's, it's reacting to something. So in your case, if you're eating raw, 90% for decades, you've done a cleanse, right? You've done a good thorough cleanse, colonics, all that sort of thing, and you've done a fast right. Have you done a water fast? Have you done a juice fast?

Probably. Anyway, do, do, do, do a good [01:01:00] 21 day water fast. Get your colon clean, colonics twice a week for 18 times and then twice a month.

And the reason I say water fast is because on water, one of the main, remember you go into ketosis, one of the main, or the main ketone is beta hydroxybutyrate, which actually restores endothelial function, which is the lining of the brain. blood vessels.

But work your way up to it. Sounds like you're already right along the way. That's a very, I mean, you know, I'd like to talk to you, Amanda, at some point, because I don't know what you're being exposed to. You got your dental, everything we say for everything is the same dental. It's all the same. We have to do all the same things.

It doesn't matter what particular manifestation you have of ill health of non health. It's all due to one thing, and that's this accumulated toxins. You know what? I turned the air conditioner on. Now it's too cold. Give me one minute, please. One [01:02:00] minute. Okay.

Yes. It's even quieter. Great. Okay, now. So,

Okay, so Robert says limes, and we'll talk about that. You've gotta go and your doctor doesn't You know anything about it? Of course. You got to do all the same things. Clans, all that sort of thing. But limes is a spirochete. It's an organism that lives inside of cells. Like it's the same family as syphilis.

It can be seen on dark field microscopy. But it's been weaponized. What? Yeah. Yeah. It's been weaponized. Well, who would, oh. Oh, oh, oh, I see.

You mean the same people that told us about the Great Hoax? Anyway, so it's been a while. What I have found with with, if you've got chronic lymes and all that sort of thing is very difficult to get rid of. Doxycycline helps. But again, that's good for other things too, so that's good. But you gotta do, after you do all your cleaning, cleansing and all that sort of thing and you might have some other little microorganisms and stuff.

We have to [01:03:00] restore the gut. We have to restore everything. And I didn't talk about that yet, but you got to restore each system. We, I mean, we talked about balancing hormones, balancing the, the nervous system. We have to balance the hormonal system, not just the sex hormones, not just the thyroid, not all of them.

And then turns out what's really important Really what I've seen to be the most effective for Lyme's is, um, frequency generators, what they call rife machines to be really, but you got to clean out. You got to clean out. You got to clean out and but frequency generated. Now you can also use, you can also use some of those antibiotics.

With insulin and do it in very low doses insulin potentiated botanical therapy. Okay, and that will that will help a great deal But you got to find a doctor who does that there is the problem. Dr. Donato Perez Garcia the third Living in tijuana does [01:04:00] that?

I do it. Dr. Ross

hauser if he's still alive in chicago does it? And anyway, but again the um energy energy I saw a woman who was severely, severely ill from a for years and years and years and years and years. And she got one treatment with the right frequency and it was gone. I saw that with my eyes. I saw that.

That's why I got the machine.

You gotta find someone who knows what they're doing. You gotta watch out for the charlatans because they are everywhere. All right, now I'm gonna save the parasite stuff for later for the parasite group. Now here's one by Valerie. My 24 year old son works for a large construction company, signs a project that he will be receiving contaminated soil as part of renovation.

He hasn't told us what the soil has tested positive for, but it definitely has. They're establishing safety protocols. Bull Shit. [01:05:00] My question is, is there anything I can have him take? Maybe binders? As added protection? Yes Valerie. First of all,

There's no way to talk a child out, especially at that age, out of doing something that they think they're gonna have to. That would be my first thing. Don't do it. But yeah, whatever it is, yeah. Binders, sure. Cellcorp puts out a good binder. Fulvic and humic acids are the binders. And detox, I don't know.

I mean, someone's going to purposely go into a hazardous situation that they're going to get chronically every day. Yes. Yes. Binders. Very, very good. Infrared sauna. Very, very good. Daily. Lots of movement. Exercise. Go to sleep early. Make your immune system strong. Detox. Cleanse. Get your biological identity. All the things that we talk about. And don't take the job.

Let's find him another [01:06:00] job. Let's find him another job.

I mean, because I don't know what you're talking about with the soil. Do, do, do, go get a doctor to do a environmental toxin test. It's a urine test looking for the environmental toxin exposure and let him see what he already has and then let him get the job and then have him check it in, say, two months later.

Same thing and just let them see what's happening inside of this body. Okay. Now, this is Rene, Rene. Hi, we had a chat on TikTok messages recently. Thank you for responding. Do you offer stays at your Thailand clinic for someone like me who had breast CFCs one and a half years ago and still feeling the effects of the radiation I had?

We don't have stays at the center, but we have, we have relationships with hotels nearby and you can, And we'll shuttle you back and forth and all that. I think we're going to buy, try to buy a large home with many, many bedrooms so that we can, [01:07:00] everybody can live there. And then we're opening up a better real center in Phuket eventually where we'll have in the jungle.

But for now, no, we don't. It doesn't matter. So anyway,

and I'm still feeling the effects of the radiation I had and I need to do a heavy metal and detox. I, I had lymph nodes removed due to the doctor saying it had spread. And I had a lumpectomy and breast reconstruction surgery. Fat tissue. I had a lot of compensations after surgery, one, including fat necrosis of the breast.

And I had courting around 10 months to have physiotherapy. I have very tender breast tissue and hardly any feeling in my left breast. Also, I've had a spot on my nipple. Same one that I was diagnosed. Since the CFC was removed, I've never been the same. I've hardly had any feeling in my shoulder, my breast, my armpit.

A lot of inflammation in my breast. So, therefore, anybody you're gonna get radiation therapy, read this. Hear that. Hear that. Hear that. Okay. [01:08:00] I stopped the breast CFC medication in November, Tamoxifen, as it was giving me sharp pains in my, and early menopause. Yeah, and it can give you cervic uterine CFCs.

The thing I think now is apricot kernels, natural parasite mix, a couple of multivitamins. I do fast most of the day, 16 hours, and I need to do this for long periods. I do not see two, I do not see my two oncologists anymore. As they insist, I take Tamoxifen, Tamoxifen.

I feel like God has let me. Yeah, right. Okay. So listen, you learn the hard way, but you learned poison doesn't make people healthy. Okay. Number one. All right. Radiation is to be avoided at all costs. So one of the warnings I'm saying to people here, do not take a vacation at Fukushima and do not take a vacation at [01:09:00] Chernobyl and do not get radio radiation therapy because it's not therapy.

It's not therapy All right now and you got brain fog and all this so what you need to do Renee is a heavy duty Cleanse you need to go get your biological dentistry done the right way and do a three to six week juice cleanse and you then eat nothing but human food. You need to take Velasta, which is acid acid, which is a carotenoid.

You need to take all the vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin a up to the max. You want your vitamin D level to be a hundred. You want your Vitamin A level will be around 98. You want your vitamin C level fasting ascorbate to be between 50 and 70. And you can only get that if you're sipping slowly throughout the day.

Because you can only absorb 200 milligrams at a time. You want to get all your physiological requirements of vitamin, ascorbate, vitamin C up. [01:10:00] And wherever that is there. You're going to put on aloe and get a fresh cut, big leaf of aloe. If you don't have any around, you can order it online, get organic aloe, aloe.

You cut off the top of cutoffs, peel off the top of the leaf, macerate it and put it on and then wrap it up and change it three times a day. Do that, do that, do that, do that, do that, do that, do that, do that. Okay. And. You can even make a paste out of curcumin. You can make a bit of other things like that are anti inflammatory because the damage that comes from radiotherapy radiation is the generation of free radicals, okay, reactive oxygen species.

So you need to counter them. And the numbness and tingling you need to be taking out for lipoic acid, the vitamin B's and things like that, that will help you with the neurological situation. See if you can find somebody if you live near Las Vegas, there's one. There, there's a big spa that has them.

They're called it's Kaco Water. K-A-Q-U-N. K-A-Q-U-N. You can take baths. You know, we take [01:11:00] one bath a day for about 14 days and off for 10 days on for 14 days off for. Anyway, it's gonna really, really, really help you a lot. Okay? KAQU, nco lot of things you can do, really. Okay, now here's from Patricia what about GC Moth?

Thanks. Okay, Patricia. GC MOF, if you, if any of you are unfamiliar with that word, GC MOF stands for, okay, so GC is the, is a protein made by the liver to escort vitamin D around the body. Okay. So it's the vitamin D binding protein. Protein and what it does also its secondary job is that it activates macrophages which take bites out of tumors take bites out of whatever and show it to the newly graduated T cells from the University of Thymus says here's the enemy get it and then it goes and gets it [01:12:00] They get paralyzed by what?

They get paralyzed by CFCs. CFCs produce an enzyme called Nagalase. It's actually N acetylgalactosamidase.

So they just call it Nagalase because it's easier. And that inactivates macrophages. However, if you take the GC MOF, MOF is macrophage activating factor. GC, macrophage activating factor. If you get that, that will counter the the effects of the nagalase on inactivating it. So what about it? Good, good stuff.

Should I do it right away? No. Wait until what? Okay, macrophages have two conditions. They have the M1 and the M2. M stands for macrophage. Okay, M1 and M2. In the M1 state, they're like going after things, doing what we want them to do. M2 is where they've been doing it for a while now, they're, it's a whole different story.

It's more chronic. It's a da da da. Okay. But if the M2 is in a tumor or around the tumor, it's actually helping the tumor grow. It's protecting the tumor. So you do not [01:13:00] want to activate M2s. What do you want to do? You want to activate only M1s. So what do you do? You got to first make sure that all your macrophages are in the M1 state, and if they're sitting around tumor cells, they're probably not in the M1. 

 So where were we? Anyway, Renee

You're getting a root canal removed, Rene. You've got to go to a biological dentist. I don't care. Listen, wherever you are, I don't know where you are. Go fly, go to Dr. Emma Abramayan in Glendale, California. Just get it done right. You've been through enough problems. Gotta get that root canal out. Alright, good.

Yeah, I don't know what happened, you guys. It's like Okay, so, let's keep going with our questions here.

What happened to, wait a minute. Where's my well, there it is.

Ah, okay, great. There we go. Ah,

okay. Where are we? My God. All right. So what's the next question now? The [01:14:00] question is from please start your zoom meetings.

Oh, has has spared in methyl. Chalcone 1000 98 percent pure citrus arantium extract, citrus arantium, commonly known as bitter orange. Will it help with stage 4 CFCs? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Because you know, that's right, it is bitter, it is bitter orange, it's used as a essential oil as well. They get the peel.

These plants the root KCA, whatever they're called grow around the tropics and the subtropics. Right. And anyway, these plants in the the, the bitter orange portion they get with, you know, it's, you know, it's got lots of terpenes and limonene, which is the main one. And, coumarins, these are all really.

Very important antioxidants and [01:15:00] they modify pathways and stuff like that. There, it's really good. It's been used in traditional medicine for a long time in Japan, Korea, and right around that area in you know, where they seem to grow. They, this, this, this, this, this the essence, the oils of the citrus arantium is, they're antimicrobial, in other words, microorganisms they're antioxidant, they're cytotoxic, they kill CFCs they help with blood sugar balance they actually help with people not to gain weight, and they're anti inflammatory, they're pretty powerful, pretty powerful.

So, Now, when it comes to CFCs, the reason it's so good, like there's been many studies with it, right? And so anyway, so it comes to these trees are like evergreen trees. And you know, it's, it's, it's the it's a, it's an extremely like fragrant flower, all [01:16:00] right. And Baking soda does, baking soda doesn't help in any way, in many different ways, like if you've got, if it's burning, it'll help you right away, but in general, you don't want to reduce the acidity of your stomach, but if you got like really bad, it'll help right away for that.

Other than that, there's other things, putting it on wounds and all that sort of thing, there's a lot of stuff to do with baking soda, it's a whole discussion. But anyway when we're getting back to the to the citrus arantium which is called Bitter Orange. It there was, there was a study where they looked they looked at how, how it had, what effect it had on CFCs, right?

What they found were there was 14 different flavonoids. Flavonoids are part of a group of molecules that plants produce to protect themselves from the constant radiation from the sun, right? And so, but the, the three main ones they found were nobilitin around nungant, Naranagin and Hesperidin, right?

Which we've all heard of. But what did they do? They caused cell cycle arrest. In other words, they stopped it from dividing. That's pretty [01:17:00] cool. They stimulated the cell to commit suicide, apoptosis, and they prevented metastasis. And the reason, and the way they presented, prevented metastasis was they, it actually had an effect on the metallo, metal, the metal metalloproteinases, which are part of how the tissues are held together and glued together.

Right? So, so it inhibit it inhibited that and induced apoptosis. It actually increased P 53, which is, as you know, it's called the guardian of the genome. It's the one of the main tumor suppressor genes. So it did all that stuff. That's, that's pretty amazing. Right? And that was done, that was done in a Korean study.

So, yeah, it's very important. So if you have stage four, anything, stage one, anything, it's good. It's very, very good. I would definitely, definitely do it. You know, so, so, so an inhibited cell migration, right? Which is really important, right? Because of the MMP two, you know, the metal [01:18:00] metallo, metal protein, metal metalloprotein, they says, which, or how, or how tissues are held together and all that. So, amazing, amazing. And they make, they make essential oils, right? You can use the flowers, the fruit, but you can use the essential oils. It's got all these phytonutrients. So yeah, it's very, very good. Sorry I didn't start out, because I didn't see this, but.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah okay, next one is from Val and she says, I've just biosis of the gut specifically SIBO, small intestine, bowel, bacterial overgrowth, small intestine, bacterial overgrowth, and slow motility. I've been fighting. Chronic ear infections. I believe I need to correct my detoxification pathways or I will not be able to avoid TNBC recurrence.

TNBC again, triple negative breast CFCs. Can't find any help in Orlando, Florida. I've tried three online programs. Okay. So now you really got to take care of stuff. I just did a. Podcast with [01:19:00] Carrie on that on the Naya. We discussed exactly what we discussed with SIBO and how to heal the gut and everything like that.

So we all need to heal the gut. Every one of us. That's one of the other systems I wanted to talk about that we need to do. So how do we heal the gut? Well, first of all, we let it rest. How do we let it rest?

Stop eating. Oh my God. I got to eat, got to eat, got to eat. Remember that, remember that phrase from Ecclesiastes,

To every time there is a season. Time to be born, a time to die, a time to laugh, a time to cry. A time to eat, a time not to eat. Okay, so it's time not to eat. Anyway that's how you rest the gut. But anyway so you also, you rest the, you, you rest the gut by eating real food. And you don't eat for 18 hours between your last meal today and your first meal tomorrow.

That's minimum. And you stop eating four hours before sleep. And you go to bed at nine, means you stop eating at five, [01:20:00] which means your first meal can be at 11 a. m. Yep. Let the gut kind of heal. Now, what do we want to do? We want it to heal the, heal the gut, especially for small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.

It just means you have the unhealthy bacteria growing. Now, remember something. Any organism, whether it's a bacteria or an elephant or a lion or a, or a scorpion or a mosquito needs food to eat. Otherwise, they're not going to stay. So what, now we all have all the microorganisms in our GI system, in our gut, that everybody else has. But we have them in different proportions. So when we have them in a healthy proportion, then we don't have a dysbiosis. Our biome is in a healthy proportion.

Why is that important? Because it helps, it's necessary for immunity, it's necessary for mental acuity, mental ability to think, it's necessary for blood clotting, it's necessary, I [01:21:00] mean, it's like fundamental to life. Now, if we look at the gut flora of, if we look at the organisms that are growing in the gut, In someone, let's say, who ate a predominately fast food diet, it would be quite different from the person who ate predominantly home cooked meals, versus someone who was vegetarian, versus someone who was vegan, versus someone who was raw vegan, versus someone who only ate animal corpses.

No matter what you're eating, not only you are eating it, but all the organisms that live inside of you. So whatever organisms are going to grow and proliferate depend on your diet. So it just turns out that the way to get to re establish a healthy gut biome is to eat the food that we would, we're normally designed by, because that will also be the food for the microorganisms that we need to have.

And that just happens to be, I know you don't want to hear [01:22:00] this, lots of people, I know you don't want to hear it, lots of people. However, I gotta say it. Because why? Because it's true. How do I know it's true? Because I've studied it. I've studied it. In detail. And I've experienced it. And I've used it.

Clinically. And it's called common sense. And if you don't believe me, take your clothes off, well first drive to the jungle, then take your clothes off, and then get it, and let your car go over the cliff, and then you go in the jungle, and tell me what's on the menu for dinner. Anyway, so plant food will give us the proper microorganisms we need.

Now, the unhealthy guys, the guys that We didn't want, they protect themselves with what's called a biofilm. They put all this, they kind of like put this big saran wrap over themselves. So yeah, they got, we got to get rid of the biofilm. There's [01:23:00] something that does that, it's called biocidin. Just a bunch of herbs that actually does get rid of the biofilm.

So you've got to do that. And then you've got to feed, and now what happens when you are, what do most guts have, why are we pretty much sick? Because we all have little leaks, the tight junctions, which holds the cells together. In the gut. In the gut, the cells are held together so there's no spaces so that anything is going to go through them to get into the blood system to go throughout the body has to be processed.

It can't just fly in. Because we only absorb single amino acids. We only absorb single glucose carbs. We only Absorb fat in my seals that go into the lax seals. It's a specific ways of absorbing. All of that is lost when you when the gut, those little tight junctions between the cells get broken apart, then things leak in.

They call that leaky gut. So you gotta heal that. How do [01:24:00] you heal that? Well, let's arrest it. Let it do it. There's a bacteria called Ackermansia whose job it is is to heal them. And by the way, they like they like the polyphenols from from berries.

And especially cranberry and pomegranate. They love, love, love. But they like all of them. And that feeds them and they'll grow and you want more of those. And you can buy it too and take them. . And then you want G glucose glutamine. Glutamine is a fuel for these cells that of the, they're called enterocytes. The cells that line the small intestines, that's their fuel glucosamine and aloe is, is healing. So you can find a combination of glu glutamine and aloe.

Used the Biocidin to get rid of the. biofilm, eat do a cleanse, a long juice cleanse, and then even a water fast, allow this to heal.

Gotta get rid of that biofilm. Yeah, so you gotta eat, eat, and then when you start eating again [01:25:00] after you've done the cleanse and all that, You're gonna eat between eight, in a six, four to six hour window, You're gonna eat nutrient dense food that is for humans, And that means plants, fruit, leaves, stems, roots, seeds, nuts. That's, that's what we're eating.

That's our food. That's our food. And their food.

So do it. You don't have to kill anything. You have to restore balance. Restore all that. That's very, very, very important. So that's what you do, Val. I'm telling you.

I hope you heard that, Val. I hope you're on.

Okay, now let's try to go

This is Lisa, really quick. I have mucinex carcinoma in my armpit. Went to CHIPSA hospital. Mexico did cryoablation. Still have mass. Has not responded to immunotherapy now. I start

Capsilia, plus I'm doing [01:26:00] Mistletoe.

Yeah, so Lisa, I hope you've been listening to this whole thing and you realize there's a lot of stuff you need to do. And the cryoblation, you know, is okay, but sometimes. But You've got to

change your internal environment so that those things are not being made anymore, and they can't live.

Not responding to immunotherapy, which are the PD 1s or PD L1 inhibitors, they're called checkpoint inhibitors, and the reason it's probably not responding is because the tumors are not surrounded by T cells, cytotoxic T cells, and if they're not, then it won't work. And one of the, and that's called the Cold tumor and one way to convert it back into a hot tumor is to take ivermectin 12 milligrams three times a day That will convert it into a hot tumor and then those PD 1 and PD L1 blockers might work But that's not all you have to do.

You have to do lots of other things

Yeah, all right. So and as far [01:27:00] as mistletoe It's good. It's an immune enhancer. But so, you need other things too. Thymus and alpha one, a peptide. You've got to get that. Thymus and alpha one, you got to get a peptide to enhance your ability to produce T cells mature T cells. Number two, you've got to get a methionine and keflin, which is a peptide made by the adrenal glands that will reverse the immune suppression that is, is caused by the tumor microenvironment.

That's right. And GC moth, if you've had a fever for 10 days or 14 days, and you can do that with low dose IL 2, 3 million units a day, subcutaneously.

Alright, so that's that you got to do that. And you got to be taking your vitamin C vitamin D vitamin a melatonin melatonin. You got to correct your thyroid You got to correct your adrenals Bring them into balance all of them

All right So now [01:28:00] this is from Tommy and what is the upside and downside of taking kiskali for breast? CFCs even if doing a strict plant based diet CFC Research recommends. All right. So they recommend kiss Kali for people with HR positive.

I think, I think her too positive too. And they want you to take it usually in combination with an aromatase inhibitor because they're focusing on Estrogen receptors. Now when they talk about estrogen receptors, they're talking about estrogen receptor alpha, and not beta. And beta does the opposite of alpha, it shrinks them. So you want to eliminate alpha, and you want to bring things back into balance, and all that.

Well, Kiscali doesn't do that. Kiscali is a It's called a CDK4 6, you know, it's a cycling dependent kinase inhibitor.

Those are enzymes that are crucial for the regulation [01:29:00] of the, of the, of the cell cycle. So they're necessary for G, for the cell to go from G1 to the S phase, you know, where DNA replication takes place. So, oh, well, let's block that and then we can block the cancer from the CFC from replicating true However, it's not specific.

It's gonna get all the cells in the body. You don't want that You don't want to block natural processes going on in your body, you know And then they you know, they it's pretty crazy because

I think we're having in my mouth

Anyway, so, , you know, with, with, you know, they always, what they tell you to is that if you're allergic to it, you shouldn't take it. Okay. If you're on tamoxifen, you shouldn't take it. Anyway, so, so what can happen if you take it? Well, your heartbeat can slow down. You elongate the QR interval, which is not good in your, on your EKG in your, [01:30:00] the electrical pattern in your EKG.

QT, QT, your QT elongates, not good. You wind up with electrolyte imbalances, right? You you,

Not good. And you shouldn't use it if you're pregnant, blah, blah, blah. And it can affect your ability to have children in the future. Shouldn't breastfeed, etc, etc, etc. You don't need it. What you do need to do is Start, get two handfuls of broccoli sprouts, organic, put them in a smoothie and put them in fresh nut milk that you just made, and then grind up three tablespoons of fresh flaxseed, put that in.

Then you can blend that up, you can put if you want spinach or anything else, and then put some strawberries or whatever else, you can put even a dab of honey, whatever you want to do to make it delicious. Drink that, [01:31:00] drink that. Eat soy, eat miso, eat edamame, eat tempeh. Eat lots of soy throughout the day tofu, because that stimulates beta receptors, which shrink it.

It's a phytoestrogen, yes, but it's, but it's beta, not alpha. Get a hold of 2 methoxyestradiol, 2 ME2, alright? That is very important. to methoxyestradiol. Try to get and even estriol. You, what we're trying to do is enhance the beta receptor effect, and forget about the alpha. Now, the nice thing about estriol, the nice thing about the soy phytoestrogens and the flax cytoestrogens, by the way, flax also downregulates alpha receptor production, which is fantastic.

But I mean, like, other good thing, not only is this, okay, it's, it's a heavy agonist, meaning it stimulates the The beta receptor, which shrinks, shrinks, shrinks, shrinks. [01:32:00] But it mildly stimulates the alpha, which grows, grows, grows. But the net effect? Beta. Shrink, shrink, shrink, shrink. However, because it's sitting on the alpha, nothing else can get on there like estrone or estradiol, which would be heavy and cause it to grow.

It can't get on there. So in effect, it's acting like tamoxifen. It's blocking it. It's fantastic. Yes. Do all these things. Do all these things and don't worry about drugs. There's no drug that's gonna ever be made that will ever do what these, this will do. It's natural. Plus, if you're eating this way, you're gonna be healthy.

You're gonna get all kinds of extra benefits called health. So, I mean, I'm serious. This is very serious. Kiss kiss Kali goodbye. Okay, you don't need it. You don't want it. It's a drug It blocks a vital process in your body It doesn't it blocks the ability of your cell to go through its normal life cycle.

Okay, it's [01:33:00] not cool

All right. So

anyways, Joanna saying for this from Facebook What kind of blood work should be done to check the liver on fenben protocol? Okay, okay If you're unfit, I wouldn't ever only be on fenben. I would be on fenben ivermectin my close of my And tinnitazole and or nidazoxonide and fluconazole, yes, but your liver enzymes are going to go up and then they're going to go down.

They're going to go up, then they're going to go down. You can check your enzymes first, your liver enzymes, the ALT and the AST. If they're already sky high for some, then you've got to find out why. And if that's the case, you're going to have to decrease the doses and frequency. However, if they were really high, you'd be really sick and you'd probably know it.

But anyway, that's the only test. To check. That's the only thing to check. And then when you're taking it, So if you're, if you're, [01:34:00] you got normal liver function, the enzymes are normal, ALT and AST are normal. Then, you can check if you want, but don't. It's gonna go up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down.

Once you've done a complete 12 cycles of this, of the, of this Hercolyte cleanse, then you can stay on Fenben, 222 milligrams, like, once or twice a day, and Medben Dissolve, 500 milligrams, once or twice a day. And Ivermectin, 12 milligrams, once or twice a day. Why? To do, enhance what fenban does and does for Joe Tippins.

And that is to get rid of CFC stem cells, okay? And also to be taking curcumin, and of course you'll be taking vitamin C, of course, right? Now this is Grace Grace is saying,

Root causes for what doctors call severe ulcerative colitis. Could the, could a, could a [01:35:00] good rife machine help?

Whoa, I didn't realize time is yes, yes, yes, yes. However, you've got to do a thorough cleanse. You've got to clean out that. You've got a severe dysbiosis in there. That's what's going on in there. Aloe will help. Putting aloe, aloe enemas and drinking aloe will help. Do a cleanse, do a, do a water juice cleanse and then a fast.

Probiotics rectally, you gotta get bifidinate. Bifidinate, which, which, bifidobacter bifidus. Put that in rectally, you can do it rectally. And fecal transplants actually work with ulcerative colitis. But This goes away. You've got to do that. And then you start eating just human food. Just eat human food.

No more dog food and no more robot food, which is heated food. All right. All right. Listen, you guys, I didn't realize it was 923. I gotta run. You gotta run. This is even later for you guys. For me, the day's beginning. Now I'll be late again for everything the rest of the day, as usual. But [01:36:00] anyway, and I sincerely apologize for all the mix ups.

And I don't know how to get out of them. Please go get into the weight get on that waiting list. Let's get this thing started and start being able to interact. All right, you guys sweaty cap, sweaty cap. Namaste. Aloha. That's a fantastic week and stay away from doctors. Stay away from doctors. The best thing you could ever do for your health.

Okay. Remember you heard it first here, the leading cause of death, not the third, but the leading cause of death in planet earth is. medical profession. More than the military industrial complex. Yes. I said that. I said that. Why did I say that? Because I mean it. Why do I mean it? Because it's true. Hmmmmm.

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