Episode 125 - Dr. Lodi Live 12.1.24

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Chapters

• 0:00 Dr. Lodi Intro (The Power of Social Media)
• 8:43 Pain Management & Treatment for CFCs (U.K P.1)
• 14:15 The Journey Begins with You
• 21:57 The Habit of Accumulating Toxins
• 32:20 Developing a Healthy Gut Microbial
• 34:52 Pain Management & Treatment for CFCs (U.K P.2)
• 41:58 Potential Causes & Treatment of Pelvic Pain
• 49:19 Recommended Protocol for Rare CFCs
• 1:08:14 There is Only One Way to Heal (Spleen CFCs)
• 1:15:53 Ways to Help Reduce Inflammation (Bulges on Bones)
• 1:27:36 Benefits of Ivermectin & Plant Based Diet
• 1:33:32 How to Kill the Circulating Tumor Cells?
• 1:38:18 Recommended Supplements Post Tumor Removal (Hormone Driven)
• 1:50:31 Dr. Lodi Outro (We Are All On The Same Journey)

Transcript

Dt. Lodi Live 12.1.24 

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Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, everyone. I'm sure. Nelody, are you still up or did you go to sleep and then wake up? Oh, wait for you. It's night. Oh, you're going to bed now. That's right. Whoa. I mixed up. Good evening. Everyone. Oh, good. So you all hear me. Great. Perfect. Perfect. Okay. I don't know what my phone's doing. 

And, and as you can imagine, I couldn't get on the last 20 minutes. Fancy that. Okay. Good. Good. Good. So here we are. Anyway you know, I've been, I've been thinking about What we call social media and 

oops, come on, you know, what we call social media, it's, do you realize the control it has over us? Do you all realize that? Do you realize that it is more powerful than governments? 

It has, for example, if you have a problem with this, with a, with a social media company, what do you go to? Who 

do you go to? Who who's above them? Nobody, right? Cause you can go to the federal communications commission in the U S. [00:01:00] But that's, there's a whole nother rest of the world out there. That has nothing to do with the Federal Communications Commission of the United States. 

And you can't get through to them. Anyway, they control it's pretty, it's pretty weird to have that happen, but anyway, you can't go. And the reason I've been thinking about it is because I've been completely blocked everywhere. And you know, the only people know that even see me are those who already know me. 

So what do they call it? I don't know 

what they call that. Here we go. Okay. Anyway So, that's it good, melody's up, don't, don't 

I guess it's gonna be late for you, well, anyway, enjoy it, enjoy. It's amazing. If I can imagine being how old, how old do you know? Seven, six, imagine listening to this kind of stuff. Look, a guy like me at seven or six years old and actually understanding it. Anyway, I'm just, I'm just amazed because now I, you know, I'm [00:02:00] in a position now where I can't contact, I, there's no, who do I contact as you know, what they did to me on TikTok. 

But now I realize what they've done on all the other ones, all the other ones. No one without, no one that doesn't no new people will ever see me because I'm contained. And I'm really not that controversial, right? I don't think I am compared to what I see out there. I don't think I'm controversial, but apparently somebody thinks I am. 

Anyway, hey Florida. Kathy hi y'all. From Wales, fantastic. Good evening, you guys. It's really early morning. Thanks for staying up. My gosh, all right. All right. And hey, someone let me know if if they're all working because last week, remember you what was it? YouTube wasn't working. And then someone said Rumble wasn't working. So I'm never, I'm not quite sure. So just let me know who's who's, who's this. What's not, what's not happening. Anyway, so remember, I'm going over to [00:03:00] X. I have to go to X and just get out of this madness. I can't, it's ridiculous. I'm just, I spend too much effort just trying to. 

Find a place to stand. It's crazy. So I'm not going to, I can't do it anymore. I got to go over to X. So I really, you know, I'm going to, what I'm going to do is I'm going to start, I'm going to do some webinars, really good webinars. I love to do the food one on X. So if you want to see, you got to go to X and then just got, we got to get over to X. 

We got to get. Out of this other stuff, you know, I know it's cute, fun, and I get so much information from TikTok and I get so much, I know that, so, I don't know what to say, they don't like me. So, anyway, so at X, I'm Dr. Thomas Lodi, MD, and everything else, I'm Dr. Thomas Lodi. So the two places that I'll always be, probably, is X and Rumble, alright? 

So, hold on a second. Thank you. 

Yeah 

[00:04:00] Sorry my cat was trying to Was working was trying to get the printer started and unfortunately he got it started. She got it started. He knows he I'm sorry so X and rumble, okay so for the At least the near future. We won't be we won't be censored by them and I'm going to be, I want to take the socks out of my mouth so I can speak freely. 

You all know about the inner circle. And you know, you know, last, last week in the parasite group you know, we talked about one question that comes up often is that can I take this parasite medication while I'm doing a juice cleanse. And so we went through all that. The CFC group, we went through, we were going to go through the Dutch test, but and I had, I had a sample. 

Of the results of a Dutch test, which is extremely comprehensive and absolutely necessary to understand someone's hormone system. But the problem is I had the person's name on it, so I couldn't bring it up on screen. So now [00:05:00] we've edited it. So we've gotten rid of that. So I'll be talking about that this week. 

But from now on, really, from December, it's all going to be just open forum, just question and answer, direct question and answer, interact. And then starting back in January, we'll get back into the where I'll present. A specific topic. I mean, and I'll discuss it in some detail and then we'll use that as a, as a a way to take off, but we'll, I'll still be open everything. 

What was this? 

One of your best friends is having radiation to his prostate again. Oh, well, you don't know what to say to him. You know, you know, you can't you're at this point. You can't, you just, you know, he's just going to have to, he's going to have to suffer. And I've learned about all of us is that we're not smart enough really to, to change our ways. Usually, even though we might hear about something, you might hear it's a better way to do something, a way to live, but you know, everything's okay. I'm doing okay. 

So we don't, we don't really change. [00:06:00] Facebook's good. Great. Thank you. That's good. So, but we need to suffer once we suffer and we have or pain and which is suffering, of course. Then we say, okay, I'm going to change. I don't like this. That's what it takes. That's what it takes. We've got to get hit on the head. 

And sometimes more than once. Yeah. So anyway, that's what it takes. I'm so sorry for your friend, but he's going to, he's going to learn. And I like, you know, radiation, but that's a thing we need to talk about. It's very important. I hope that question comes up today. So You know, you submit your questions at drlodi. 

com Slash live dr. Dr. Dr. Lodi dot com slash slide dr. Dr. Lodi. com is my website and then At live you can present pretty quick, submit your questions and it tick tock We're not going live so it doesn't matter but because I don't have enough people now. Anyway, it's dr. Lodi 2. 0. All right All right. 

So let's get [00:07:00] into it. That's what I want to do. I want to get into it and Everybody over there on Instagram. Cool. Yeah. Here we go 

there, there, and 

we should. Yeah. 

And by the way, you know, this is the, the, the short period of the beginning of each of our private zoom meetings with on these groups, you got submit. Ideas for topics to talk about. So, , the question that you or something you've wanted to go in depth about, you know, submit that and we'll, we'll make, we'll make that the topic for the for that week, for that, for that particular episode, whatever you call it, who knows? So I'm going to try to keep going. I'll do this. 

No, it was 

this one. This here goes here. 

Yeah, sort of, there we go. All right. Better than that. Okay. Questions. And this is [00:08:00] Furcan, Furcan, Furqan F U R Q A N. Alright, so anyway, the question is stage 4 lung CFCs with metastasis to T12 and L4. 72 year old female. Ideally, I am looking for a consultation based in UK. Concerns on pain management and then treatment simultaneouslY. so I've had many people from, from the UK and it's 

it's really unclear to me about the status of, of this kind of whatever they call functional medicine or functional oncology or integrative oncology or, you know, this approach, I'm not sure of the status of all that, but I don't, I know a big problem in the UK is What you need, you know, for the doctor to get what they need to be able to help the, the patients. 

And but there's one, there's one doctor that I've been working with them and he, he, he totally, he really gets it. He understands. And he'll do, he'll work with me. He'll do whatever, you know, I suggest that he [00:09:00] can, that he has. And I think he's got most of it. But, and again, but I'm not sure what's what testing is available in the UK and all that, but he's, he's very good. And his name is Ziggy, Dr. Ziggy. I'm not sure of the pronunciation. And he's in London, so I'm not sure where you are. But you can read, you know, his, his phone number. I don't know if I, am I going to get cut off for this? 

I think I did one time, but plus four, four for the UK. Seven, nine, two, two, one Oh eight, four, seven, seven, Dr. CD. Very nice. Guy. And you know, and I, and I communicate with him. So I've had many people see him and then we, you know, I'm able to what's the word? Help, you know, be, be, be part of the team and, and he respects what I say. 

So it works out very nicely. So that's what I, there's one other fellow, but I have never. Really had a chance to deal with him. So anyway, you're, you're, you're I don't know, I don't know if it's you or, or a friend because the way you're talking about it's almost [00:10:00] third person here, but but, but you have, so you have lung with meds to T12 and and L4. 

All right. So, yeah, so I don't, I don't know any of the other circumstances. Have you had treatment or has she had treatment and I mean, any kind of treatment, you know, what's happened? Where are you? So, in general, you've got to do is what? You've got to make sure the mouth is not, or remove that as a contribution to the development of and continuation of CFCs, chronically fermenting cells. 

For those of you who are listening, for the first time, chronically fermenting cells are, are what form a tumor. They're chronically fermenting cells. Okay, so they're no longer very effective at using oxygen and so they don't and they pretty much 

are we back on are you guys there facebook has just stopped [00:11:00] tell me you're good still facebook is still on 

it said device unexpectedly stopped are you guys still good there 

hello you're still good right is that a yes may was that a recent yes good recent yes yes yes yes may or okay good at 7 Okay oh yeah, good. Okay, very good. Okay, we're still on. Anyway, it just said unexpectedly stopped. I don't know what so, so, so there is a problem with, with, with the UK is I don't know what access you have to biological dentistry and you have got, you cannot, there's no way to leave that out. So therefore I do know of a, of an excellent, amazing oral surgeon. He's from Spain. But he works all over Europe, wherever he's needed. 

He does very You know, all the, all the, all the surgeries that are very difficult and hard to deal with. He can do that. He does them beautifully. And [00:12:00] he works, of course, with lots of biological dentists. So he would be the guy to go to. His name is Dr. Jose. And do I even have his number, but very, very brilliant guy. 

And he actually knows all everything else that we know that's going on in the world. He knows it very, very well. So he's let's see if 

 Can get his number. What is his number? Yeah, it's plus it's plus three, four. You can use this personal number. So I don't know how else to do, but, you know, send them a message. Don't call him. I should send him a message. You just say. And you can find him using this number on the telegram plus three four six two nine eight one nine nine three one plus three four six two nine eight one nine nine three one. 

Dr. Jose. He, so if he had a biological, if you had a biological dentist, they did a 3D cone beam CT and they, they found, You know, for example, a, you know, a cavitation, or a a you know, infected root canal, or, or, or, or an abscess at the apex or whatever, anything like that, I mean, [00:13:00] he, they would, he, they would work with Dr. 

Jose to do the surgery. And, of course, they use ozone and all the things that are necessary, and they use only biocompatible materials. All the things that we know are necessary for to have healthy restoration of your mouth, eliminate infections and and using substances that are not going to cause any sort of inflammatory reaction. 

And yeah, I just can't find my glasses 

to be expected. Okay. I accept that, but I can't find 'em. I have two pairs of the clear. 

And so here, so that's that. So the lo for, for you know, that's, that's the thing. Take care of that. Then regard regarding everything else, you've gotta do a thorough, thorough cleansing. Alright? And so, and, and everybody, when you first find out that this is going on at a level that's become clinical when you first find out, alright. 

The thing to do is immediately realize that there's no one out there that's really going to help you. Because there's a journey that begins with you at that [00:14:00] moment. But you've always been on the journey where you might not have been aware of it. But the journey there is the journey towards health. 

You got to get back to health. So forget what's, don't don't accept any of the names they give it to you, give to you. You know, this is the names or the stages and all that stuff. That's just of just paraphernalia to remove your will, remove your ability to critically think by putting it, putting you into a deep state of fear. 

And that's what all those things are. So you don't even use them. Whoops, we went off again. So we don't even use them. Okay. We use CFCs, chronically fermenting cells. But we realize that that is happening because, you know, systemically there's, we're out of balance. We're out of balance and we've got too much of this and not enough of that. 

And this, we didn't need at all. We got that right. So toxins and all that, where we don't eat food, we eat other stuff used to be food. Yeah. That we, we eat a lot of once was. And and yeah, it's like you used to be [00:15:00] once was. Because we, we, we, we, we change it so much so, and we're addicted to it. 

Anyway, so you've got to, so the journey begins the moment you hear that you've got that on, or right now, if you're in the middle of that journey somewhere and you've had X, Y, and Z done to you, and this is happening and that's happening and say, okay, wait a minute, obviously there's no one out here inside of me that really knows what's going on. 

So what do I have to do for me right now? I have to get rid of all the toxins. And I've got to make sure that I don't add any, allow any more toxins in, number one. Number two I need to live my life as close to, 

as close to the ideal life for which my biology was designed as possible. So the fact that I'm living in a city in Berlin, or I'm living in a city in Chicago, or wherever it is, or I'm even living in a [00:16:00] rural area, whatever. I'm still living in a box and I'm driving around on machines and I'm talking on machines and I'm living an artificial life and that's part of what I have to do right now. 

But what can I do to try to make that life as close as possible to a natural healthy life? Because if I'm in a, if I had a natural healthy life, if I lived in for example in a, in a, in a country around the equator where. It's all warm all year round and there's plenty of water and beautiful beautiful trees and fruit and plants growing and, you know, the environment for which we were designed. 

It happens to be our biological niche. Okay. So, and so we survive there with not without much, without much work. I mean, well, we came equipped with, we came equipped with these hands. Mind. And although we were given the blessing of instinct we were forced to, to 

not [00:17:00] use it by our parents. No stop. Don't no stop. Don't no stop. Don't no stop. Don't no stop. Don't. So we learned, okay, I can't be instinctual. I got it. Like, what do I have to do? Oh, I got to be cultural. So I'm in Japan. I had to go hype hype. Or I'm in Thailand. I got to go, but I'm in America, you know, whatever. 

So you learn how to behave, not out of instinct and you learn how to eat, not out of instinct, but you need to do what is appropriate for your setting, because if you don't, you're going to get slapped and beaten up and stuff like that. So that, you know, that's how we're born. So when they say we're born into, we're born with original sin. 

Yeah. But the only thing it's our sin, you know, it's, you know, so we get sinned all over when we're born. How do you like coming out? How about you just, you, you, you come through the, you're on the other side of the cervix in your mother's uterus, you squeeze out, right? You squeeze out, you know, you're really not real happy about leaving that nice, [00:18:00] beautiful environment, but you know, it's happening. 

So you're going with it. You finally get out and they slap you. You start to cry and all of a sudden you find them putting stuff in your eyes and injecting you. It's like, Hey, welcome to Planet Earth. So, yeah, I have, you know, we've gotta have compassion for each other too and realize that 

we're really doing the best we can. The thing is, we don't know what to do. 'cause we're not taught how to live. We're not, we're certainly not by example. There's no example around us of people that are living according to their to satisfy their biological hormones. There's no, there's no references. 

There's no, there's no example. Nobody's doing it. And if they are, you're not going to find them because they won't be where you are, because if you, if you're where you are, you can't do it. However, there are people in the rural areas, the urban areas that are approximating a natural life. So what do you do? 

How do you approximate a natural life? So right away, you just found out you have CFCs. You didn't know. Or you're in the middle of it, right? And you just woke up and said, Hey, I got these guys are [00:19:00] burning me and cutting things off. I'm gonna, they're not helping me. So you just woke up out of this madness. 

What do you got to do? First of all, get rid of all the toxins. You want this body to hum. Remember this body, this body, you cut it and it heals. This is pretty cool. You're not going to find that with a Mercedes. I don't care what S or whatever it is. And you're not going to find that with a Ferrari or whatever. 

Lamborghini, none of them, they don't heal. This heals. Pretty cool. So, if it heals, then I can, it can heal those CFCs. Yeah, that's, that's what it can do. But, in order to do that, what does it need? It needs to get rid of anything that's in its way that's preventing that from happening. So, we don't know exactly what that is, but we do know that that it's the cumulative effect of all these toxins that we live, right? 

Okay. Veronica, I'll get to you in a second. You guys gotta join these inner circles so we can interact, like I can, I can say, I wanted to ask you something about your son before I, you know, I can, I can say that. Would it help him or not? [00:20:00] You know, I can say, yeah, it depends. Then I have to ask you questions. 

So you guys gotta join the inner circle because this is not the forum for us to do that, for us to interact. And and I've gotta get to people's questions over here that's join these circles, this inner circle. Let's do, let's become friends, you know, let's. So, I'm trying to, I'm spending a little bit of time on this just to let you know that really, you are the one, you're the only one that can walk your path. 

You're the only one. And your husband can't, or your wife can't, your children can't, your parents can't, your friend can't. You have to walk that path. And the path is narrow. Narrow in that, 

it's narrow for us because we grew up perverted. We grew up in a perverted world where we were forced to develop habits that [00:21:00] no one in the right mind would, would develop. Right. You know, how do I bring that down there? 

Right. Instagram. So we've got all these habits that, that, that have, that have resulted in us accumulating toxins continuously. And so it's just, you don't even think about it. You know, don't, why did I get this? What happened? Okay. It doesn't matter. We know what happened. You accumulated toxins over the years. 

It's that simple. Now, so what am I going to do? I'm going to get rid of those toxins. How am I going to get rid of that? Well, I'm going to just drink fresh vegetable juice with some, enough fruit to make it taste delicious. But it's not a fruit juice. And you know, I'm going to do this for, I don't know, 8 weeks, 10 weeks, 6 weeks, 3 weeks. 

As long as you can, and the longer you do it, the better, and you're going to do it until you're peeing all day long, and until your bowels are peeing as well. You're just, everything's coming out. You're changing the water in the aquarium. You're getting rid of all of that stuff. That's [00:22:00] how long you're going to do it, and you're going to start to feel better and better and better. 

You might go through a few days without feeling so good, but that'll, once that sludge comes out, and then you go to, you have a colon hypotherapist to help you clean it out, or if you can't find one you do daily enemas, you keep saltwater enemas, you keep cleaning, cleaning it out. Movement every 90 minutes, you're going to get up and do vigorous movement for 10 minutes and go back. 

It's And remember, it's the it's accelerated, accelerated quick spurts are really the way that we stimulate our type 2 muscle fibers to, to grow. And those are the, those are the ones, the type 2 muscle fibers are the ones that are going to decline as we get older or we get ill, and it's called sarcopenia. 

And in the elderly, it's, it's a major problem because they, they become frail. And frailty is probably, 

you know, it's a, we don't even consider it as being one of the [00:23:00] major causes of death in the elderly, but it's frailty. So, and, and the way to overcome sarcopenia, sarco meaning muscle, penia meaning less, less the way we overcome sarcopenia is with this accelerated quick movement. So, run as fast as you can for 30 seconds. 

Just quickly. Take off for 30 seconds. Sit to stance. No, don't use your hands, just your legs. Sit. You're sitting, stance it, stance it. As many as you can in 30 seconds. And then do that. After you recover for about a minute or two, then do it again. Do that in three sets. You know, and do the same with the upper body. 

You can do push ups against the wall. Doesn't have to be down if you're not, you know, you're not, you're kind of weak right now because you haven't been for whatever reason you do it against the wall, do it against the chair. You can do it like that. If you're not, you can get on the ground, but just as many as you can in 30 seconds and stuff. 

All right. And then the other part of keeping things moving [00:24:00] is if you other than that, you know, of what we're just talking about, the rapid accelerations, then you can, you need to do things like biking, bicycling, you know, even if it's a stationary bike and you try to get that 20 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, or go for a good brisk walk a couple of times a day. 

But you got to just, we got to keep this moving, active, and flowing in there, because flow is life, life, energy, flow is life, and when it stops flowing, there's no more energy, it's over, so that's it, keep it flowing, okay, so you drink, drink, drink, the juice is cleansed, cleansed, cleansed, go to bed early, go to bed early, go to bed at eight o'clock, and whatever your reasons for not doing it, great, okay, well, eeeeee, that's just the way it is, okay, I mean, that's just like if you step out of a building, you're going to fall at 32 feet per second squared, regardless of any other thing. 

If you [00:25:00] don't want to, you don't like it, you're really a nice person, you're going to fall. These are the laws of nature. And the laws of nature are non negotiable. They're non negotiable. Yes, rebounding. Rebounding is just, it's basically a small trampoline and you're not jumping high, you're just jumping just, you know, your toes don't even have to come off the trampoline, you just, but you don't need to get in that movement. 

By the way, laughing, laughing is a way of contracting your diaphragm so that your cisternocleidomastoid, which is the final vessel, lymph vessel that comes from your lower extremities and your pelvis and your abdomen And even your left arm and left head all go through the, the left, yeah all go through the cisternocleidomastoid. 

The only thing that goes on the right side is your right extremity, right upper extremity, and this part of your head and neck. Everything, all the other lymphatics go through that. So the cisternocleidomastoid is the final part of the vessel of the lymphatic system that dumps into the thoracic duct, which is where the lymphatic system [00:26:00] meets the dorsal duct. 

blood vessels. That's it. That's how the circulation goes. And so it's in your thorax, your chest. So when you're, when you're breathing, so doing doing diaphragmatic breathing, right? When you inhale, your belly goes out. Okay. That's diaphragmatic breathing. Okay. When you do that, every time you do that, cause that pressure changes and it kicks the it empties your lymphatics. 

It's a lymphatic movement and of course, laughter, but it's got to be a belly laugh. It can't be, you know, belly laugh. You're going to, you're So that is a great way to Paul some of your questions, just so they're so provocative. 'cause so you, you please join this inner circle join the Health and Healing one and we'll we can talk, you can ask any question on any of them. 

Alright. But if you join the CFC group, you get you, you're gonna get a lot more content and we'll be meeting every week. So twice a week. Twice a week plus live. So it's, [00:27:00] this is a lot. It's a lot. It's really worth it. But join them so we can, we can interact. So anyway, you you know, you, you get your lymphatics going, right? 

And you get, you know, you, you know that your central nervous system is kind of working because you're able to talk and think and walk to some degree, but it's really out of balance because you're always in sympathetic overdrive because you are late for an appointment. Gotta get there. You shouldn't have done that. 

You know what I mean? And now I got there. So we're in complete overdrive. And so to turn on our parasympathetic, we're going to do just really simple things like you're walking along and you're, your mind's going, ah, just whatever it is, you know, seven dwarfs, whatever it was off to work. 

We go hum something. Hum a nice song. Hum a lullaby. 

Of course you can always say, Oh, out loud, excuse me, that vibration of your larynx. is brought to you by two branches [00:28:00] off of the vagus nerve, which is the main thoroughfare of the parasympathetic nervous system, which is the one that, which is the part of the autonomic nervous system that gets dwarfed because of the sympathetic overdrive. 

You need to bring that back. Ice, take an ice bath and ice shower, put your face, just get a ice bucket with water and put your face in there. Parasympathetic, all these are parasympathetic. And we should do a whole show on how do we get how to get my paracetamol because you want to bring that back in The balance you want to bring your hormones back in the balance. 

So even if you're a premenopausal woman and you're having regular periods But it's still good do a dutch. Let's get it. Let's get a somebody who's gonna help you do a dutch test a dutch test They say yeah it's where they look at the urinary metabolites, right? So we're not just looking at the parent hormones that your body's producing But we're looking at how they're metabolized because it's their metabolites that have the effect, in fact, probably 

equal, [00:29:00] at least equal to the hormones that are actually produced by the ovaries, testes thyroid, whatever at least half of their effect is due to their metabolites. So it's very powerful. And, and, and just getting just getting your blood tests and you're finding out that, well, that's what my estrone is, my estradiol, my progesterone and my testosterone. 

But what are they becoming? Because if that estrone is becoming a 4 hydroxy estrone, you don't want that, right? But if you're, if you're at if your estradiol is becoming a 2 methoxy estradiol, then you're really happy. So you got to know that. You'll never know that from the blood. So that's why we do that. 

We get your, we, and we have somebody who's smart enough to help you get your bio, using biologically identical hormones to restore balance in your hormone system. So you're, so you're cleaned out, you're, you're cleaning out your gut, right? By doing the juice cleanse and you're cleaning out the rest of your body by doing the juice cleanse There are other things you can do for balancing your gut, but you know glutamine [00:30:00] and acromantia Those are things you need but then you're going to balance your autonomic nervous system and you can also remember meditation tai chi Qigong all those things are going to yoga. 

All those things are going to be parasympathetic and ready to develop your Parasympathetic system because that's got to be balanced. By the way, if that's balanced you're healthy and the gut, what you're going to do is you want to, you want to restore a healthy gut flora, and if you never had it, if you never had a healthy gut flora which you may not have had, ever, none of us you know, because we're born polluted, and then we 

were born polluted, so, but, and then if you, if you didn't, you know, if you didn't have a vaginal birth, you lost out on getting some healthy bacteria and if you didn't breastfeed, you know, there's a lot of things that can result in you not having a really healthy floor and then you're eating food that's not food, like formula, whatever, you know, it's just amazing [00:31:00] that we survive. 

It's amazing that we make it to the age of 30, you know, so you want to get a healthy gut floor. Why? Because those microorganisms that are in there, which are, they outnumber the number of cells that we have. Okay, so. More than a hundred trillion just in our gut. There's at least a trillion, but we're not talking about what's on our body and everything. 

So when they, if, if, if they are in the right relative proportions, we're healthy period. We, there are no problem. They are a biomarker of our health. 

And guess what? Since they're organisms, meaning that they're, they're microorganisms, but meaning that they have life, it means they have to eat. So they are going to be wherever. They're being fed. So whatever it is that you eat is what they eat. So if you have an imbalance in [00:32:00] your dysbiosis, which we all have, it's because your diet is supporting that. 

Whatever relative proportions of different microorganisms are in your GI system, they're there because that's how you're feeding it. The food you're feeding produces that. So if you change the food and it turns out that it's just. Turns out and I know it's a lot of people just don't want to hear it and they won't even hear it even when I say it, you know, that is that thought that balance the, the, the relative proportion of microorganisms in our body, in our gut. 

that are completely aligned with our health to make us, you know, like vibrant beings like and eat uncooked plant food. That's what they like. So the closer you get to that, the more you're going to get a healthy biosis. And regardless of what you take, you can take [00:33:00] all kinds of probiotics, but if they don't have the food they want, they can't stay. 

They won't colonize. It's just the And you know, so any complaints about all this, you've got to get on your knees and talk to 

the source from which all this comes. I'm just that guy in the forest saying, here, over here, the path is this way. I didn't make the path. Okay, so, this is what you got to do for kind of, you know, you got to do that. You know, so if you're looking, you're looking for a consultation. That, this is the most important consultation you ever had. 

Okay. Remember it, and you'll watch this again later today. Now, things with pain management, and, and then treatments on some things. Right, I know, we gotta, we gotta take care of it all. So the pain management is has to be taken care of. We've gotta manage the pain, because if, if someone's in pain, they can't think of anything else, they can't do anything else. 

So it's just, it's just, they're, they're, yeah, I get it. Anything chronic that's disturbing you has got to [00:34:00] be taken care of, right? You can't, like, do anything else until you've taken care of that. And I'm talking to someone, I know there are people that have chronic itching. I mean, to the point where they can't sit still, they're scratching everything and there's, they've got excoriations and you know, it's, it's horrible. 

So I don't know if you've ever met anyone like that, but it's a terrible situation. How about a chronic, consistent nausea? If you have these things and all, everything else we're talking about is like, Oh, yeah, there were, you can't hear it. So we've got to, so the pain, if she's in pain I'm assuming her pain is, At her bone metastasis. 

You know, so for bone metastasis, she has got to find a practitioner in in the UK who will give her hopefully Ziggy will do this. He will, if you find him. A doxycycline, 100 milligrams twice a day. Okay, really important for bone mets. But then the pain is still there. Unfortunately, the UK is still who's the prime minister of the UK now? 

Isn't it? Is it [00:35:00] George Orwell? I think his name is George Orwell. And so, unfortunately 

they're, they're still making that one plant illegal, cannabis. A lot of places in the world there is 

okay, you know, you guys have you gotta join these circles so we can answer your questions, my gosh. I will try to get on that. Yeah, yeah, I'll try to get I'll just try to get into some of these. 

Okay, so for pain, so for pain, if you're in a country or a state that is has has legalized cannabis. Then, of course, you've got to get someone to make the the the resin, you know, the the oil as pure as you can possibly get it try to have the person who's doing it to use the filters of the under 10 microns and then so you want a 4 to 1 ratio of THC to CBD, and you need 500 milligrams, it's a big dose, so if you get it orally, you're gonna be, even if you're like a smoker, it's too much. 

You won't like it. You'll be high or whatever. I don't think that's being high. It's kind [00:36:00] of a it's a body bummer but anyway rectally suppositories, they're they're frozen. They're put in a suppository form rectally It gets absorbed through a different system and you don't get high you don't get the psychoactive effect So it's very good, but again, it gets rid of pain best thing people can get off of narcotics They're on the narcotics for pain And that happens all the time. 

They come in and they're taking, you know, several different You Opiates because of the medication. It's not it's not overnight. You might have to do this 500 milligram suppositories three times a day for the first while or one and a half of them. So that'd be what 750 milligrams twice a day or something, whatever you need to do to get, and then you get off the opiates or in this case, if she's not on opiates, good, then the pain will go away. 

So that's how you will take care of that without getting wasted is the rectal. And 

and then the treatment, you don't want treatment. What you want is a guide to heal you, help [00:37:00] you get back to health. And remember, it's your path, her path. And we've got to teach them that. You have to know it's your path. Now, in the interim, Dr. Ziggy can give intravenous vitamin C. He can give all these things. 

And we want to max that out. We want to make your vitamin C therapeutic. And why? It's a whole seminar that we're going to do. Alright? You know, there's all kinds of therapies, intravenous, liposomal curcumin, you know, artesanate, ozone, all these things are excellent and we need to get out of, to deal with whatever burden of tumors are going on with us. But the core, the fundamental reason that it exists is in your, only you can do that, and that is you, clients. 

And cleansing also means cleansing the mind, because the mind is I mean, many of our minds are at the whim of our stimulus input. In other [00:38:00] words, they are, yeah, our minds are, you get that, right? At the whim of our stimulus input, right? Visual, auditory, whatever we're seeing, hearing, feeling, tasting, smelling, is where our mind is, right? 

So we're very visual, and we're very auditory, and we're very tactile, right? And that's where we go. And then if our mind's not busy getting stimulated through senses at that, at one point, then it tumbles back into the archives of madness, right? Which is inside of everyone's butt. You got that library in you. 

We all have it. You just knock on that door. The archive of madness. Actually, that door's always wide open. Wide open. And if you don't Just take, just stop talking for a moment, go away and just sit down and listen to where your mind goes. Try to watch your mind and you'll be, you'll, you'll realize the way, why none of us like to be alone with our minds. 

So if you're alone, when you grab a book, you grab a friend, you grab a phone, you turn this on you [00:39:00] and anything, but alone with this mind, right? So that can't be that way. So you got to learn to turn it off because the mind's really useful, right? Helps you like get from here to there. It helps you do all sorts of stuff. 

It's a really good tool. But don't let it rule because it doesn't rule by any kind of a strategy or method methodology. It's chaotic. You know, I should, I don't want to remember that. It's like a billion partial sentences slash thoughts per second. Right. So, or our mind gets stuck and perseverates on something that is not in our best interest. 

Like, you know, it's the cumulative story rhetoric that we get from our society. Right. Cause we're all born with what? What are we born with? Never remember. Yeah. That's what Eckhart told us. He teaches us how not to, how to not think exactly. That's the whole idea. [00:40:00] All right. That's the trick. So I mean, anyone who. People misname this and they say mindfulness and it's mindlessness. 

And when that mind is, when your mind is silenced, divinity flow. Okay. We submitted over the week. Okay. I'm going to answer it. Catalina, you don't have to be very disappointed. I'm going to answer it. Okay. Sorry for talking. My God. In fact, I am answering this question in a roundabout Lodi type way, sorry. Anyway, yeah, so stage 4. 

I'm sorry, I gotta get back on here. Concerns on pain management. So we did that, okay. Forgotten. Call Dr. Z. Next one is Cynthia. Alright, so Cynthia said, I've been having pain in my lower abdomen. I was diagnosed in 2022 and had a complete hysterectomy and did chemo and radiation. In January 2024, I had a PET scan and had some enlarged lymph nodes. 

No, it's per aortic. They wanted to do immunotherapy, which I [00:41:00] didn't do. I have been doing a lot of therapies and supplements. My last CT scan, CAT scan was in September and showed everything was stable. My question is, my question is what can the pain be and what can I take for it? At first, I thought it was a pulled muscle. 

Okay, so you said the pain you were having in your lower abdomen and then, and, and then your most recent scan showed that everything was stable. But what does that does? I'm not sure what that means. I mean, there's no detectable tumor or that the tumors that are there are not growing. So I wish I had that clarified, but in any case you know, what would I need to know in, and keep this in mind, if you're going to submit any kind of questions, but if you say you have pain, a lower abdomen, just try to be like the right side, left side, or all over the lower abdomen. 

And is it continuous? [00:42:00] Is it always there? That kind of like a gnawing pain or does it, is it, is it brought on by a movement? Is it brought on by something or does it just happen on its own? Is it a sharp piercing pain or is it like a dull deep ache? Does it, so is there anything I can do to make the pain better? 

You know, sometimes moving around makes it better, sometimes moving makes it hurt. So those are really important questions. So try to understand all that and if you give me that I can. If you're on the, if you're joined the groups, we can interact. I can ask you and you can tell me, but here I can't. So, anyway, because otherwise you realize the potential causes of, of, of lower pelvic pain, right. 

Or lower abdominal pain. You know, you could have a diverticulitis, pelvic inflammatory, you can have an appendicitis, you could have obstruction. I don't know if you had any. Radiation, you [00:43:00] could have intestinal obstructions I'm not sure if you've got, I mean you would have probably mentioned it if you had like any kind of inflammatory bowel situation going on. 

I'm assuming you're not, I don't know, I have no idea. I'm assuming from that, what you had just told me that you're probably not menstruating anymore, I'm not sure. But if you are, there could be an ectopic pregnancy that could cause pain. Ovarian cysts. Or torsion, where the, where the, where the ovary gets turned. 

Same thing happens to testicles, they can get turned to sacral torsion. But endometriosis can cause this. There are gastrointestinal motility problems. And then you know, down here, there's, you can get a hernias down here in your it's your left and right groin and it's still lower abdomen. 

So there's a lot of potential reasons for having lower abdominal pain. And of course, pancreatitis. colitis, all that. So there's [00:44:00] such a wide variety of potentials that it's been possible to answer your question. Where, what do I, what do I think happened and where's it coming from and all that sort of thing. 

So, and also you had a hysterectomy, you did chemo and you did radiation. So that means you did radiation to, to your abdomen. So again, there is probably a major, major potential for pain because radiation to soft tissues is Never a good idea. You got to, you know, okay, I guess, you know, if you got a really large tumor, it's causing excruciating pain. 

Yes. Okay. That's about it. But you stay at that tumor and you don't go anywhere else. Problem with radiation is once it hits the tumor, it doesn't stop. It keeps going through. And that's why you get this collateral damage. And so what we find after radiation, so radiation to the brain to the Something, if there's a tumor on the spine, that's different. 

'cause we're, we're in bone and it's, it's not quite the same. You're gonna d disturb and destroy the bone, but it's not quite the same as, [00:45:00] as the, the after effects you get from radiating soft tissue like the, the abdomen or the chest. So what happens is you often get bowel obstructions from the sc, from the adhesions that formed from the radiation therapy and the, so I'm not sure if that's it either. 

You know, it's your pain. Are you able to have healthy bowel movements? Is your appetite good? Are you keeping your colon clean? 

Most of us, nah, all of us, we've got more gas in there than we could possibly imagine. All of us. So, gas can cause pain. And that all gets trapped if you have an adhesion, if you've had radiation therapies. So I'm not sure if you've had what kind of, yay, fantastic, thank you. Radiation therapy you had to your abdomen, but that's, you know, that's a big one there. 

So that might be happening. So I'm not sure. Yeah, and you know what, I just have some, [00:46:00] it's just bean, bean soup. Aka coffee, but it's really good. 

It's morning here. Okay. So anyway, I'm still a real Cynthia I'm really confused because you had a you had a PET scan you had enlarged lymph nodes Bariatric they wanted to do immunotherapy, which you declined However, so you were left with that So now when you tell me it's stable on scan does that mean you still have these lymph nodes and they're not No, they're not growing. 

Is that what you mean by stable? So, I don't have this whole picture here, Cynthia. But, I would remind you to do everything I was just discussing with Furkan. Everything. And if you did it once, go for it again. Because if things are not either resolving, yeah, they're not resolving, 

then we missed something. Because we know what CFCs are, we know how they're formed. They're formed because of the accumulation of toxins, period. So, [00:47:00] if they're still forming, that means we have not eliminated all the toxins. And of course we can, because we're continually getting exposed. Part of those toxins are parasites, and you've got to do parasite cleanse as well. 

And then the other part is your immune system. You've got to wake up your immune system, and you can do that with Met5, methionine, and caffeine. It's a peptide, and with thymus and alpha 1, you need that combination to restore balance to your immune system. Because it gets suppressed by the tumor microenvironment. 

So, Cynthia, I'm not sure where you're at, so it's hard for me to answer that question. But go for the clans, all that. I don't know where country are you're in and assuming America because usually people say they're from Australia or the UK. So I'm assuming America. And I don't know where you are. 

So, so these are so hard to answer, but to be generic, but I'm just, you got to, you got to do the cleansing. I'm trying to think of where you can reach out to get a if you join our groups, I mean, so you got to get a biological, you got, I don't know, have you [00:48:00] had a biological dentist? I, we need to talk rare. 

CFCs is the, is the name of this section here, and this is Mohamed and he's saying, hi, Dr. Lodi. My 77-year-old mentor who has a couple of cardiac catheters, got a rare type of CFC. He got peritoneal lesions spreading around his abdomen. Peritoneum is your abdomen, 

peritoneal lesions spreading around his abdomen. Hepatic cap capsule, hepatic his liver and pelvis as a grade two neuroendocrine tumor. He has been prescribed octreotide and afinitor, but they're not helping. I watched the great parasite webinar you've done earlier this year, so I suggested that he gets on your protocol. 

From the benzimidazoles through fenbendazole and mebendazole aren't available of of of them. But albendazole is available, [00:49:00] which I believe is okay substitute. Yes. My questions are, do you think it's safe to go on? Protocol while taking Afinitor and the Ocre I found major drug interaction between Fluconazole, which is the antifungal that we talk about. 

Fluconazole or, or the itraconazole, which is another close relative of the fluconazole, which they're antifungals. You found that with the Afinitor. Okay. This is gonna, and there's, so what you found was that it will increase the risk and or severity. of serious side effects, such as Pneumonitis, infection, and malvolatility. 

Based on your experience, would selecting Alvendazole plus Proziquantel and Ivermectin, Fluconazole, and Nystatin, 

Tenidazole plus Midranodazole, suffice for this particular rare type of CFC? Or is there a particular medication that I didn't select, that is particularly relevant to this type of CFC, such as niclosamide? and pyrantopomoeia. [00:50:00] Unfortunately, we have to, we have to decide on our own because his oncologist is very allopathic and isn't open minded enough to learn from you and help him. 

And he can't afford a consultation with you, unfortunately. 

Wow, well, alright, so it looks like you're doing some really good investigating for your friend. Your mentor. So anyway, let's go. The benzamide is, so when you're going to deal with parasites, you want to do, at least, you want to get three anti helminthics, anti worms. Because you want to get, you want to use all the, they all have a slightly different mechanism by which they kill it. 

Weren't the, the, the in addition to that, the pathways that they also turn off and disable other pathways that CFCs need. It just turns out that it's just amazing. And so, these are, these, these, these drugs that were originally considered antiparasitic are now emerging and [00:51:00] being considered, some of them are being considered for frontline treatment for a specific type of CFC, like ovarian and stuff like that. 

Even though, if it's good for ovarian, if it's helpful for ovarian, it's gonna be helpful for them all. 

So, the question is, would the, would the ivermectin, albendazole, and prasequanto, that's great. That's great. And the flucon, now the flucon is on the nice that, and by the way, the, the, the fungal component is very interesting because the fun funguses have sort of the same sort of milieu that they like to live in CFCs like to live in. 

And so the environment that a fungus produces is comfortable for the CFCs. Vice versa. So wherever you find CFCs, you're going to find fungus fun fungus fungi. 

So you mean you all remember Dr. Simonini who said that cancer is a fungus? Excuse me. It's not. [00:52:00] It's a chronically fermenting cell of yours. However, fungus supported, if you got rid of all the fungus in that area, it would not have enough support to live. And I attended a lecture in in Japan Tokyo about 25 years ago. 

It was the Cancer Care Society. You all may know about that one. They have one every year in at Universal Studios. in L. A. Very good. It's one of the old, one of the original ones. With all people, doctors, you know, like me, and a lot of good information, great for the, for the person, for the person looking for some help and guidance, it's a good place to go. 

Anyway, they have one in, the same guy that runs it, does it in Japan. So, anyway, this Japanese doctor had shows, he showed me before and after CT scans, not me, but the whole lot, everyone, his presentation. And he was showing, you know, amazing results and all that. And all he used, all he used. We're antifungals, 

you know, and I think [00:53:00] that was the time that I realized how important they are And we can't overlook them. We can't overlook the mouth and all that So that's why these antifungals are part of this program and you can either do them with the three, you know We do it in cycles three weeks on one week off three weeks on one week off that cycle is there's nothing Sacred about it could be four weeks on in one week you just want to take that week off to give your liver a break and to Not allow anything that's being damaged by that, that you want to be damaged, to develop a resistance to it, right? 

You know how the body will down regulate and up regulate, right? And so things stop working. Anyway, so you give it a break for that reason, and also to give your liver a break. And you are taking silymarin or, or, or milk thistle with silymarin, 500, three times a day. You are taking alpha lipoic acid, three or 400, three times a day. 

And you are taking a big B 100 B complex. One time a day [00:54:00] or that be Betaine Betaine, which is a fat soluble thiamin B one. Why? Because B one is used up in alpha lipoic acids metabolic process. That's fine. Okay. So those are, so you're doing that for your liver, but, so those are great. Ivermectin and albendazole. 

Fantastic. Fantastic. I would add or either replace proto or. Or with nyclosamide or add in nyclosamide. Adding it in would be better if her, her, her 77, you want, you know, I don't know what's going on with the, the liver function, but you know, you want to be careful. Very careful. So you need to get a pre and po, you know, you get, get a liver function test, liver, a liver enzyme. 

But the nyclosamide is, Really important because it, I mean, you know, they're all emerging, like, you know, all the benzo medaz alls and the benzo, you know, they're for, for the CFC stem cells. I [00:55:00] mean, they're, they're just all really important in, in this process if you're having chronic determined cells. 

But NCL MIC kind of stands out in it from a lot of them because and it's now being considered you ovarian as frontline therapy. Because it has, and it gets all these, they, they have a, they have an intricate, detailed knowledge now. of how these work. So it's very important. So regardless of where your CFC started you know, you got to remember that 

the fundamental biology of the CFC is the same. The difference in them is if it started as an ovarian cell, then the kinds of activities it would have would be ovarian. Right, which is hormone production and stuff like that, which is very different than a liver or a kidney cell. So that's where the difference in these things come. 

But not the fundamental chronically fermenting, that's just aerobic glycolysis, which is called the Warburg effect. Right, so. . But Smide is in fact there is a 

so, so, so your mentor has what's [00:56:00] called a neuroendocrine. Now neuroendocrine tumors, these are, okay. They use the word rare. What they mean is that they're, they re okay. So in neuroendocrine tumors are where the tumor is receiving information from the, the, the nerves neuro. And, or, and, or the hormonal system, endocrine, neuroendocrine, and the cell type is the type of cell that is, it's a neuroendocrine cell, that's why it can receive, it has receptors, it has the apparatus to receive those. 

And so the substances that that cell produces naturally, normally are hormones, usually, yeah. So, and those cells we have those cells in our lungs, we have them in our gastrointestinal system, pancreas, and these are all the places you can get, you can, that this happens, right? And so. And there's two kinds. 

There's, there's two ways. Either the cells are becoming fermenting, they're, they're fermenting and the tumor's growing, but that's it. It's just like a tumor anywhere. [00:57:00] Or they can be what are called functional, where they're produ if, if they're producing the, the hormones that they're supposed to because of the organ they're in. 

Right. You know, so, and that's where you get all the terrible symptoms. And I don't know if your mentor has. It's getting those symptoms or not, right, or whether or not it's a functional or not a non functional endocrine, neuroendocrine, but yes, I mean, you know the the two drugs that he's on are let me, let me answer. 

Let me finish the thing with the parasites. I would get started in my close. The reason I would is look it up and you'll see that my close to mine is actually being it's been used successfully with neuro endocrine. So, yeah. So, you know, I would either add that if you're going to add that in and you've got to look at enzymes and all that just take out the proxy quantum. 

And remember, of all the events of it is also the Albin is all is the most livid hepatotoxic. It's the most liver toxic. So, if you [00:58:00] can't get mevendazole and fenvenazole not sure where you are, but get out of there and go get it and bring it back. From now, use the alvendazole. Use it, don't worry. Follow the enzymes. 

But just keep in mind that it's the most, they're all not really hepatotoxic, it's just that it requires the most to be quick. The two, two, two, two. It, it puts the greatest burden on the liver of all of them. So if you can switch them to a mevendazole or fenvenazole and and and take them and then start them like close to my 500 milligrams three times a day. 

I think that would be a great choice. And then you stay on your your fluconazole. Now, I didn't hear you say that you're on any anti protozoals. And the, the protozoals we know are tinnitazole. Did you say you didn't say oh, you know, there you said tinnitazole and metronidazole. Well, you don't need both. 

You need one or the other. So if you're going to have a second anti protozoal, it would be nitazoxonide, which is. It goes, it's sold by the brand name of Alinea, so Alinea, and if you just had to use one, I would say [00:59:00] go with the Alinea, because it's broad, it's much more broad spectrum, because it also gets the worms. 

So you gotta get the anti helminths, the anti worms, you gotta get anti protozoles, and you need to take care of the funguses, because they're all over, alright? Alright, now and your oncologist is allopathetic, I know, they're all allopathetic. And it's pathetic and they won't change. Assume they won't change because 99. 

9 percent of them won't change. And even when they get it, I mean, or their spouse, that's weird. So there's, I've had people bring their spouse oncologist, bring their spouse to me and then they still go out 

crazy. So anyway, but these neuroendocrine, you know, they're, they're, they're becoming more and more common and I, I'm not sure why, but they're becoming more and more common. And the problem is if they are a functional one, for example, If you had a neuroendocrine of the pancreas, right? So most pancreatic, when we think of pancreatic CFCs, [01:00:00] it's called, it's really now remember, if it's an adenocarcinoma, which most of these are, right, where if you have colon, breast, pancreas 

colon, breast, ovarian, uterine, all of them, they're, they're called adenocarcinoma. Adeno, meaning they come from a gland. All of these have glands. All of these organs have glands. And it's in the gland, which is the active part, where the CFCs start. Right. So in when we think of pancreatic CFCs in the usual sense, what we're thinking about is the exocrine glands. 

What's an exocrine gland? An exocrine gland, for example, in the pancreas is that it produces whatever it's going to produce. It just puts it right out to the environment. Enzymes. That's what it does. The pancreas makes enzymes. An endocrine gland produces what it produces, and then it gets absorbed into the bloodstream, and it has its effect all the time. 

All over the body. So a [01:01:00] neuroendocrine tumor of the pancreas would be of what? Insulin? The, the, the, the, the eyelet cells and, and the pancreas that produce insulin. And, and so, these tumors can produce, you can have a lot of insulin, sometimes referred to as insulinoma, glucagon, or somatostatin, you know, these, these, these, these hormones. 

And of course, you'll have the effect, so someone who's producing lots of insulin is going to be extremely low blood sugar and they're going to be in trouble from that. So, and it can be in the lung and you get wheezing and stuff, all, so those are the functional endocrine tumors. So they're using octreotide, which is because octreotide basically is a synthetic form of somatostatin, which is produced by the, by the liver by the stomach, by the brain. 

And what it is, is that it's an inhibitory. It inhibits other hormone production, right? So it'll pr so in the, in the pancreas, it pr it inhibits insulin and glucose. Up up in the [01:02:00] brain, it was produced, it pr it inhibits growth hormone. And so, the other name for octreotide is growth hormone inhibitory hormone or something like, something like that. 

So that's what it does, alright? So when they, when they re when the reason they re they started to use octreotide in the first place was for people who had these neuroendocrine tumors and were having symptoms, right? You know, the famous neuroendocrine one and what most of them are is called carcinoid. 

And with the carcinoid tumor, people have hot, they have flushing and diarrhea and, you know, because they're just, you know, and this worked because it's inhibited all those, that stuff. So it worked really good, but they found out that it also has anti tumor. It causes the cell to go through apoptosis and stuff like that. 

That's why they use that. And they also use the the other one, the Affinitor. And it works. It's interesting. It works by shutting down the mTOR pathway and the mTOR pathway you might all have heard of, read about, but it's a pathway that gets turned on. That is, we need it for [01:03:00] growth or ourselves for cellular growth and all that. 

and repair. We need it, but it gets turned on and it just, it's part of the growth, the rapid growth of tumors. So it kind of stops that. So it turns out that together they work, they work really nicely in this situation. You know, the problem is that they are synthetic and therefore they're going to not have the same effect as the natural hormones produced. 

Well, the, the, the affinitory is not, there's nothing natural about it, but the other one is based on a natural, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a synthetic analog of somatostatin. Anyway the, so, and that works really well, but again, what is it doing? It's just putting a bandaid on, it's just, it's stopping the results, it's not eliminating anything that's really happened. 

And that's why when you look at the studies for these drugs, just like the studies for every drug and every. situation of where there are CFCs [01:04:00] they, what their end point is, sadly, is tumor free progression. 

And, you know, three months. So I was, you know, some of the studies here are saying it was highly significant in that the person had 11 months versus six months. Well, that may be significant in some sort of, you know, Relative way. If you, if you're not dealing about, if you're not thinking about human beings, but no one's goal is to have an extra four months. 

Okay. I don't care how significant it is on any data, but it's not significant at all, okay? So, it means nothing, 

nothing, unless it took four months for you to finally figure out and gather all that you needed to do to make, to finally resolve this situation. But anyway, those are, it's, those are, so it's, it's, it's, they're end, the end points, the, the best you can help for these, with these, this treatment is [01:05:00] that, those kinds of things, so. 

That's the best. See, that's not really what your goal is, right? So you're, you're, you don't want to stop taking it. You said, so I don't know if you don't want to stop taking it because he was symptomatic and the the octreotide was making him tolerate, you know, getting, eliminating those symptoms from the over secretion of, of certain hormones and stuff. 

Then I get that, that makes sense. Otherwise, you gotta, we gotta get that. Now, you, and also you used the word type of, there's no type, there's only one. It's got the Warburg effect. It's got, if these chronically fermenting cells are, they have aerobic glycolysis, meaning that whether or not there is adequate oxygen, they chew, they, they prefer, biochemically prefer to ferment. 

And about 85 percent of the energy of a CFC will come from fermentation and the rest, oxidative phosphorylation. They still have [01:06:00] mitochondria. 

So that, that, that, that, that defines CFC. So that's got to be there. So if that's there, you have CFCs. Now, wherever it happens to present is where it happens to present. But it's not a type. What's a type is the cell type. Like ovarian cells are a type of cell that are different than liver cells. Okay, so it's not a type of CFC. 

It's very important because we start to think that my kind of CFC is No, no. They're all the same. And that's a beautiful, empowering understanding. You 

still got to get this person on the road, the health, the healing journey, and get away from there. This quagmire that we're all stuck in of disease, progression, free survival progression, free survival. What a horrible thing. How about NED? No evidence. They always give acronyms and 

anyway, that's that. Alright, so, now here's a next person is [01:07:00] Lotus and it spleen CFCs. Dear Dr. Lotti, after a CT scan test, they found spleen, cs C you have cancer slash cyst 11 centimeters. Previously I had breast CFCs in 2004 and ovarian CFCs, stage three, BRCA one in 2018 being in remission till now. 

Also, hemoglobin is low and I have an anemia. The oncologist wants to remove the spleen plus antibiotics for life and vaccines. Not following his advice or her advice, however. What would be a natural way to heal, please? Okay. Lotus, I hope you've been listening to all these. Different weeks because it's always the same. 

If there's only one way, there's only one way and it's natural and there's only one way and that is to live a life that gives, that makes, that ensures that your body gets all that it needs to function and it doesn't get things [01:08:00] that, that will hamper that, that will impair that, that's, that, that, that's what it is. 

I wonder if I could do this. Can I make this, 

is it a house fault? Can I make this? 

Yeah, that might work out better that way. I'm not, I feel like I'm neglecting. All right, cool. That's better. Yeah, I think so. So that, that's that's how healing happens. Okay. So, now the oncologist wants to remove the spleen plus antibody. You know, they found assist in, in, in your spleen. Now, 

I'm, I'm convinced that what we call cysts are parasites. It's where, it's where they've, Th they, that's what they form. They form cyst to live. It's like a, it's, it's protection. It's a colony. It's their own little ecosystem. And there are some that are not, there are some ovarian cysts that are not there, you know, other than that they are, that's, or, or I'm ready to be shown what they [01:09:00] are. 

Somebody needs to show me what they, if they're not that, prove to me that they're not that. And they come and, and cysts come up all the time on radiological examinations of any kind. The the radio, the alcoholic, the radiation radio. 

What do we call these guys again? 

Anyway, the radiologist. The radiologist is going to say that these are incidental findings. In other words, Oh, we were looking for liver or something like that, and we found a couple of cysts on the pancreas, a couple of cysts on the kidneys after that. They don't address it. Well, here they're addressing it with your spleen, because it's 11 centimeters. 

That's a pretty big cyst. So, now they want to just remove the whole thing, which is, you know, kind of a 

You know, it's just, it's just ignorance. It's just ignorance because they don't even ask what the cyst is. Now, you, you, you're not saying that this is, that you had a biopsy, that, that the histology showed CFCs. I didn't get [01:10:00] that from what you just said, but you did have breast CFCs, you did have ovarian CFCs. 

And you're BRCA1. So, BRCA1, so that means you're And as you know, the BRCA the BRCA gene is really, what it is, is it's not, it's not a BRCA. Because the word, the acronym BRCA means breast cancer. And they, they gave it that name. But this is the gene, the gene that controls, what controls, produces one particular enzyme in a cascade, a whole cascade of enzymes. 

that are required to repair double stranded DNA. So when cells are dividing, you know, they can get damaged as it's dividing, and that's what happens. And then you've got a set of enzymes that fix it. So one of them won't be working if you inherited this particular defect. But you've got two sets of chromosomes, and so we've got one parent who [01:11:00] didn't have it. 

So basically, you're still functional. You don't have that problem, unless you have both sides. And the other, to get the other one damaged during this lifetime, you'd have to do that with living an artificial life in the 21st century. Yeah. So, but in your case, let's say, because you've had the ovarian and the breast, you're going to say, okay, so let's, so let's assume that they are related, that you've got enough of the BRCA and you are toxic enough that it's all working. 

And the BRCA thing story is real in this situation. Now 

However, that was 2. 18 until now you were in remission. That's amazing. Now, hopefully, Lotus, you did not succumb to the psychosocial pressure put upon the world during the Great Hoax, and to, for them to go and submit to being genetically demodified. I'm hoping you didn't but if you did, if you did wind up getting an injection, Or two for whatever reason, [01:12:00] then 

 Don't, you know, I almost don't think you did because what is it? It's 2024. If you would have got these shots, what in 2021, I would think, but I think by now you'd be much worse off. And it doesn't just pop up as a cyst. It becomes, it's pretty like rah. So, you know, maybe you didn't get that shot, which would be nice for those shots. 

I don't know. Anyway, so, 

sounds like they haven't biopsied, they haven't done anything that says good anti parasitics. Until proven otherwise. I need someone to show me that these things are not parasites. And even if they're not parasites, we know that we are. And so, so, let's do this. Whatever you're doing, taking a spleen out. 

Now, why do you want to take a spleen out? It doesn't look like you're having I just wanna take the spleen out just because that's where the cyst is, right? The cyst slash two the spleen's an important organ for the immune system, right? And it also keeps the red blood cells in it grabs all the old red blood cells. And [01:13:00] so it's a really important organ. And then, then they want to give you the, they give you this, they give, they say you need the vaccine. 

If you, if you like, you need the pneumococcal vaccine. If you had the, you had your spleen taken. That's what they say. Yeah, you don't. But anyway, the only time spleens need to be taken out is when you get hypersplenism. In other words, the spleen becomes overactive and it's freaking out. And it's grabbing red blood cells in that case. 

But actually, you wouldn't. If you could just go through a cleanse, clean things out, you could Slow it up. You can get it back to normal. It's doing what it's doing always. Everything in the body always does only one thing that which is necessary to survive at that moment. All right, that's what it does. 

It's, they're totally, they don't think about the future or the past. They're in a state of Samadhi. They're being, they're here now. They're just functioning now. They're [01:14:00] thinking about what's going to happen. All right. So anyway, so I recommend that you look into finding someone that you can work with to get these get on antiparasitics. 

Join our group and, and, and it will help you get, do it, get all that. You got to get started on that with the parasite group. Right. So then naturally you can absolutely heal. Don't need to take out the spleen, especially since it's not hyperactive right now. It's not causing a problem, right? So, okay, good. 

Then it gives us some time. Let's get to work. Let's do this right. Lotus join that group. And then let's, we can connect. Jealousy. This is so I said, I would like to have advice, please. I live in the Netherlands and I followed you since this year. And when my sister was diagnosed with breast CFCs, I really gave her a lot of information. 

She didn't do chemo. They advised her, but operation and radiation. She listened to the doctor. The radiation ended the [01:15:00] 1st of October. And since then, she is in a lot of pain. She now has a bulge in her bones. She went back to the doctor and they said maybe the CFCs have spread. I really think this is inflammation due to radiation, but they will not admit it. 

 Mean, I agree. On December 9th, she has had to go back for further tests. Oh, she will have to go back. But my question is, what is something I could advise her prior to the appointment? I mean for the pain if she, if she, If it is linked to inflammation. 

Alright, so, Jealousy. Am I saying that right? J E L I S E E Jealousy. It's a cool name. It's nice to look at, and it's a great sound, so that's cool. So she got 

So 

your [01:16:00] sister had breast CFC. 

She got radiation. 

She didn't do the operation. They advised her to do the operation. 

She didn't do chemo, they advised, but the operation Oh, so she did the surgery and the radiation. She Alright, now radiation to the usually to they're going to take out the tumor and then they irradiate around that area. So you're saying she's got a lump on her bone or another way. Her bone is grown. Are you talking about the bone of the rib or where, where, where is that? 

I don't really know. However, if it was in the area where the radiation was, then definitely, then it's a result of that. Definitely. It's a result of that. And Okay. So anyway, I don't know the, I don't know what bone we're talking about, but she's in a lot of pain. So, really, so the pain is due to when bone, 'cause the bone itself doesn't have sensory nerves, so you wouldn't feel pain in the bone in, like, in the, in, in, in, in, in the [01:17:00] trabecula or the bone marrow or anything. 

Where you're gonna feel the vein pain is, there's a skin, a sheath that covers the bone called the periosteum. And that's where pain is. So like you said, it's bulging with that bulging is stretching that periosteum. And that's where the pain is. So the bulging, if it's from radiation, it's definitely inflammation. 

And if it's not from radiation, it's definitely inflammation is part of it. So absolutely. How do we reduce that inflammation? And yes, all these pills have our drugs have side effects. However, if you're in pain, you're not going to be able to do anything else until that pain's gone. So we've got to ameliorate that pain. 

So one way. Of course, quickly, is you take the standard over the counter, non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs. The famous one is ibuprofen and there are others like that, similar. Naproxen, but the, the original one was aspirin. But anyway, ibuprofen, so you would take something like 800 milligrams. 

Now, [01:18:00] ibuprofen's side effects or ill effects would would affect the kidney, not the liver. So, you know, that, you gotta be, so you should take a lot, you drink a lot of fluids, stay really well hydrated, give her eight, eight hundred to a thousand milligrams, three times a day, she might have to eat something with it so that it doesn't cause any stomach upset, but that's like the most immediate way to deal with the inflammatory aspect of what's going on, right, whereas narcotics wouldn't, you know, any opiate derivative, whether it's morphine or Oxycontin or any of those, They do not have an effect on the underlying mechanism that's causing because most pain pain is either neuropathic. 

In other words, a nerve has been damaged and it's the nerves are how pain is, right? So it's either normal neuropathic or it's inflammatory period some way or another there's pressure or whatever causing inflammation. And one of the four cardinal signs of inflammation is pain. What else is the four cardinal swelling, heat, [01:19:00] redness, that's, that's it. 

And so by blocking off by taking an anti inflammatory, turn that off the pain to subside. So it's the reason that's so much better than an opiate is because it actually will help reduce that. You know, we're not, we're not dealing because the ultimate way is to find out what's causing that information and get rid of it. 

Right. But I mean, this is for now, you've got to do that. Now, with the opiate, all the opiate does is make you not care about it. So it does. However, it paralyzes your gut. You're not absorbing food. You're constipated. It's directly and specifically and immediately knocks down your natural killer cells. 

So it's like, really, you don't want those things. But this is what she, yeah, I would get her on some sort of right away. And, and to deal with the pain bec it's there, it's like a f something you're not, it don't want it to usurp he So I don't, I, [01:20:00] I just 

rer She has to go back on Dec are you? You guys are in 

It's really too bad. You know, I, I was, I was I, I, what was it? What was it? 2000. Well, I don't remember the years are blurred to me, but it was either before I moved or shortly after. So anyway, it was somewhere around 2008 up to 2014. Man, I think it was before. So I was either 2008 to 10. I was, I was giving lectures in Amsterdam or just outside of Amsterdam. 

I love, I love But I had, I had many doctors who wanted to, wanted me to work with them to help them set up centers. And they found that they just couldn't, the, the medical system there will not allow it. Whereas where it is weird in Germany, they can do that. They can do lots of things. So it's too bad. 

So, So, jealousy, you've been listening all this time, this morning, I hope, and you know this evening, [01:21:00] and you know that all the things that she needs to do, right, all the things she needs to do, all the cleansing, the biological therapist, Dr. Jose, you just got to do all that. If you don't, then nothing else will work. 

So, I don't know why she got radiation 

and where she got had to get it to the chest. So, you're talking about a bone, you got to be talking about a rib bone. I don't know what other, I mean, it could be the vertebra, but. You know, there are bones up there. There's rib or vertebrae. 

Anyway, so the oncologist thinks that it's spread. Okay, so your appointment on December 9th is for what? You're gonna go back to do further tests, but test what? Okay. So if they say that they, if they, if they're gonna tell, tell her that they want biopsy. The, the, the, if you've got this one bulging lesion in the bones, tell 'em the biopsy. They wanna biopsy it. 

The answer is however you say in Dutch. No. Say it very loud. Get a sign. Write out the word no in Dutch and carry it in. Walk into the [01:22:00] office. And they're going to do everything they can to scare you into believing that if you don't do this test, you're dead. Basically, if you don't do this test, you're dead. 

So, and so what else would they do? They could do a bone scan, you know, where they use radioisotopes and they could do that and all that sort of thing. I don't know what else they would do. But anyway if they're just going in there to test and they're not going in there for pain control Here's the thing, you don't need to know what it is. 

You, I mean, you don't need to put a name on whatever is going on, what's going on, right? You got a bulging, you got a bulge in the bone, and it's painful. Well, we need to un bulge it, and the way we un bulge it is by getting rid of the cleansing, cleansing, cleansing. And we need to get intravenous, so, you know, you need to be taking vitamin C to get your fasting ascorbate levels up to, up to healthy. 

You need to be, vitamin D, vitamin A, you [01:23:00] need the vitamin D. Mixed carotenoids. You need to be taking, you need to be taking melatonin. You need to get your thyroid on balance if you're going to need iodine and you're going to need to get some sort of a natural thyroid to keep your thyroid function, your thyroid function healthy while you're replenishing your iodine. 

And then you need to address your adrenals. Your adrenals are going to be spent, worn out. Why? Because you're, you're in you're on the front lines of a battle and you're the target. 

Having this condition, if it is like, it is definitely post traumatic stress syndrome and current traumatic stress syndrome. Same time. 

Got to free up your adrenal glands. How do you do that? By taking, as we talked about last week, hydrocodone, five milligrams, four times a day. Ashwagandha, like a gram, three times a day. 

And the, and the ascorbate, the vitamin C, because you need that, because that's what the, that the, the adrenal glands need that to make. Okay. Both [01:24:00] adrenaline and cortisone. And so they're all, they're, they're wiped out and, and they need, that needs replenishment. So you want your adrenal glands to rest and get them on to their health. 

And you're going to do this protocol for about six weeks, eight weeks. And you're going to get your thyroid working. You're going to do the melatonin and vitamin A. You do all that stuff, you're going to eat human food, eat human food. And really simplify it all. It's got to grow. And you got to pick it. Or you can have it picked, and that's what it is. 

It's got to grow. Not crawl, not fly, not gallop, not run. It's got to grow. If it's something that grows make sure it's not poisonous. And I'm going to go over the details in the seminar later this month, I guess. On what, what is human, what is the human diet? What is it? There's all this controversy. 

Do you realize how absurd that is? You know, there's no other species on earth that's [01:25:00] having seminars about what to eat, right? You know, kangaroos don't say, Hey, you guys, let's got to figure out what kangaroo or dogs or cats or elephants, you know, horses say, you can imagine horses in the barn. They're saying, Hey, listen, it's a little controversy around here. 

What we're supposed to eat. Yeah, we're gonna have a seminar. 

The reason there's no controversy amongst the animals is because they are under the auspices of instinct. And what is instinct? Yes. Sour soap is good. Yes, yes, yes, yes. What is instinct? Instinct is the divine web by which all creatures are connected to the intelligence and wisdom of God. God? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 

Okay, I'm not talking about a man with a beard. Male genitalia. That's not what we're talking about. Okay, so that, that, that would, could be the only objection there. Let's just call, you know, I won't get into this [01:26:00] stuff. We're not going to get into it. Cause we're saying memory, who are you? You got mad at me. 

I wasn't answering the question. I stick to the other. Come on, Lodi. All right. So that's jealousy. Okay. So I hope, you know, jealousy. I know, you know, it's real. I feel sorry for everyone. Cause you're going to hear the same answer to every question. Oh my gosh. Okay, this is from Amy. Do you show increased success with a plant based diet when using Ivermectin? Can I take Ivermectin alone or do I have to do fen bin? 

Will I have to stay on Ivermectin for life? These are good questions because many, many people have these questions. Same questions, and the answer is the, you know, whether or not there is a better result with ivermectin for someone who's on a plant based diet versus not, I don't think it's ever been determined. And 

and it's really, you know, I would think the healthier you are, 

the better everything is going to be. So, you know, [01:27:00] but ivermectin is, you need to do it for life. And the answer is, 

first of all, you've got to do a parasite cleanse. And a parasite clans is going to be an intense one. And in order to get rid of these parasites, now remember something about parasites. They don't travel in couples or triads or even small groups like small gangs. In fact, they're, they, they duplicate, replicate themselves at such a rate that numbering them is absurd and impossible. 

So we refer to them more about as, as a biomass, a massive biology. Because these guys will lay, I mean, as, as little as, I mean, the minimum is 2, 000 eggs a day. And the high, the high end is around 70, 000 eggs per day. And each egg can become [01:28:00] 2, 000 worms or 70, 000. 

Which means if you come in there and you have, you have this, let's say the ivermectin kills all of them, which it. You need more than one, but let's say it did 

you got eggs that are gonna hatch and they hatch they produce So this is just like a geometric Okay, so now that's why we want to use three. So yes, you do need to take you should take I would take Let me just say it this way I can't give you advice because I've never met you and I don't know your situation But I would take and I do take three anti helminthic and I would I would for me I do ivermectin but bendazole and Nitrosamide for the antihalaminthics, and antiprotozole is, I take tinnitazole, but you could take [01:29:00] as we've discussed, nitrosoxalate, which is a linea, and then antifungal, fluconazole. 

And three weeks on, one week off, three weeks on, one week off, how long, eight, eight, eight cycles, 10 cycles, 12 cycles. And then are you done? Who knows? The answer is probably not, but you've, you've, you've made a significant difference. Now, keeping in mind that this These guys, these parasites that whether we know it or not, that are in there, are also affecting our ability to reestablish a healthy gut biome. 

They prevent it as well. So, that's part of reestablishing our gut biome. So, in addition to taking all these, you're going to be doing all the other stuff, the cleansing, all that, everything, colonics, all of that, you're going to be doing that. Now, you have to take a load, like I said, you have to take three antihelminthics, because these guys are And you want, because each one is going to get them, it's going to kill them from a different sort of mechanism.[01:30:00] 

And, you know, they're, they're, they are procreating at such a rate that we can't conceive of it. I mean, we, you can, you mess each one is can lay each one can. They don't all do, but 70, 000, 50 to 2, 000 eggs a day. And each one of those can become 2, 000 eggs. Like you can just realize the expansion is beyond our ability to comprehend. 

But it's gonna keep going. So if you do three weeks long, when we go three weeks long, you're giving things a chance to hedge and you're gonna get new and new crop. New and new. You're gonna decrease that biomass. And then yearly you want to do at least three or four cycles just to, because you haven't stopped living on the planet where these guys, now the other thing is when you know and you realize and you do the research and you find out that ivermectin, that ole, that I ide. 

All kill cancer CFC stem cells, CFC stem cells. 

And it's the stem [01:31:00] cells that spread. So, even after you are, you think you're done, you've had, you've got no, nothing discoverable by any kind of imaging or anything, all your biochemistry is great, then you want to be taking you can take lower doses, perhaps diavermectin at 12 milligrams just twice a day and mebenzol 500 milligrams just twice a day. 

Same with a nyclosin, lower doses, and then take two weeks off at some point. 

And you can do that, you know, periodically. And you can, you can, there's no rules to this because there's no one's done the studies, but it's just going to use, use your reason by your understanding of biology and your understanding of, of, of, of, of, you know, all the things we talked about. So you say, okay, well, and you know, you'll watch your liver function, but you'll be taking continually. 

The alpha lipoic acid and the milk thistle or silmarin to keep your liver, your liver in good shape. And you're eating healthy, so your liver is going to be in good health. And you're not eating 18 hours a day, which means your liver gets to clean up. So you're doing [01:32:00] all these things. You're eating a lot of brassica vegetables so that your, your phase 2 detoxification of your liver is pumped up. 

You're doing all these things, right? And so, you're going to be fine. But you want to take these things prophylactically and for And also to eliminate stem cells 

next one is by Catalina how to kill the circulating tumor cells. Okay Well the even if like imagine suppose I'm just imagine this you're on the shooting range, right? Then there's these things going by So those are the circulating tumors So now you call in like a bunch of friends and so you're all you're all there like you're lying down at the top of This thing Hill and you're you and you're just shooting these and you, you get, you're killing them. 

When will you be finished? You won't. You won't. Why won't you? Because they're gonna keep coming. Why are they gonna keep coming? 'cause they're coming from somewhere. And the question is, where are they coming? ' cause if I don't go and turn that off, they're gonna keep [01:33:00] coming. So you don't wanna kill them. 

And I know that's not, you're not asking the, you just asked the question in the wrong way. What you really meant is, how do I stop this? Yeah, I get it. So how do you stop it? Well, you realize that circulating tumor cells are coming from. 

And, and some of them, some of these tumors are you know, visible, detectable, you'd know about them and some you don't. It's your microscope. 

And your real question is not how do I get rid of the circulating tumors. Your real question is how do I stop this whole process? How do I, how do I, how do I take this episode of my life? And put it into the history column and not the current event column. How do I do that? And you do that by everything we have been saying, and you've got to do it with an understanding that it's not only 

the only way, 

but if you do all of [01:34:00] this, you are going to find 

a new version of yourself, like the 2. 0 version, like the improved person that you thought you were going to, like when you were young when you were saying. You knew how great you could be and you just didn't make it. Now you will. Because what? You're going to be clean, clear headed, energetic, optimistic, loving, forgiving. 

All that stuff comes with health. Those are qualities of health, by the way. And all of the stuff that we think of as bad mood and bad humor is, are, are, are symptoms of ill health. It's not that, it's not that he's got a personality problem. That is a consequence of the health of the organism. And so, we can't say we're always separating, fragmenting, you know, and you're going to go to the podiatrist for this. 

You're going to go to the elbow doctor for this one. And the and I don't just want you to go to the cardiologist. I want you to the sub specialties in cardiology, like the electrophysiological what's because you have that. Palpitation [01:35:00] and ophthalmology. Now, your eyes, I want to get a posterior chamber ophthalmologist. 

Come on. 

You know, in Thailand, what they have is, look, they have all these toenail doctors, specialists. And they didn't go to medical school, but they're toenail doctors. They're all over the world. Actually they call it tamlet and tampom. Anyway, don't fragment the body. Okay. You can't, I mean, you can fragment it in your mind, but it's not going to be fragmented. 

Because it all work. There is only one it and it's, it's full. So let's keep the flow. Let's keep all that. So all the things we want to restore balance and keep the flow. That's what we got to do. And everything we've talked about is how we do that. And when you do that, you're going to find that you are actually fun to be around. 

And inspiring and, 

and you don't have to tell your friends anything or your family, anything about what to do with their lives, because when they are around you, they're going to say whatever they're, he's doing, [01:36:00] she's doing. So they're gonna, you want to be that, which 

it's kind of like what Gandhi said. Gandhi said, you have, we have to become the change that we want to see happen. All right. So anyway, that's that story. Now this is Ingrid. What time are we doing here? Oh my God. 930. Ingrid. I'm sorry. I'm going to do a little bit, if you're still, if people still want, let's see if people still want. 

Don't blame me if you left already. I guess everybody's still. 

Oh, we still got people. Okay, cool. So I'm going to continue because I was so late. I apologize for that. 

 Drink from a proper cup. In BPA I've been avoiding them. I only drink from a proper cup. Thank you. You know you're absolutely right and I can't, Thank you, thank you, Ah, BPA, oh my god. You see now, if I didn't look at the, at the, at the comment, I would have, but I, I, you know, I don't forget, but 

I usually bring a thermos to the, [01:37:00] Okay 

so what was this I want to do another question. This question was 

Okay, this is Ingrid okay, I went to a couple, I'm healing from hormone sensors with breast CFCs, had it removed, and one chemotherapy, I turned down radiation and tamoxifen, How do I continue? What supplements should I do or don't do regarding a hormone driven? This confuses me a bit. I live in Sweden, and since I've turned down the treatment, I have no support from the doctors. 

I'm also alone with three small children, and my economy is really tight. Yo! Well, you know, Ingrid, 

your life is the life that Klaus, anyway, the Slav, you know, the Slav wants. And what's his name? Willie boy, Willie boy that like, that really like sharp little guy that keeps smiling all over, pops his head up and every, every, every funky, dirty, slimy, cesspool, there he is, smiling, right? You know what I'm talking about, right? 

Yeah. [01:38:00] You don't have to really open the gate to find him, he's right there. You know what I'm talking about. And that's the life that they want us to have. They want us to have a life that is barely survivable. 

So, you're hanging in there, fantastic. Here's the thing. You don't have the support from them. I want you to change the word support and realize that you don't have negative energy from them anymore. And that you have been freed from that. Okay? Because they can do nothing give you negative energy. And I know people think that that's an extreme point of view. 

Well, I'll tell you something. 

Work in this field. In this area for a few years. You can tell me that's not the case. 

Tell me. My oncologist really cares. But if I didn't have it, listen, you all should know by now in that integrative means I'm going to use whatever's necessary. And if it's chemo, I'm going to do it and I'll do, but I'll [01:39:00] do it in a smart way. I'm going to blow someone's head off. I'm going to use it slow dose with insulin, right? 

So that I don't get all those side effects and I can target it. Okay. I'm going to do it in a smart way. I'm going to use radiation. Sure. When, when the situation went like brain too, but not any other time. So it's not that I'm not going to do these and I'm just doing the, when it's appropriate. Yep. And how do I know it's from me? 

Because I read the literature. And then what else do I do? Besides reading the literature and getting some knowledge, what else do I do? I apply it. And that's, and I apply it with people. And that's where they come up with this word that seems to be great. An advertising called clinical. I have clinical experience. 

You know, if you're talking to someone, it's a clinical interaction. Clinical studies have shown, or they use all these words as if somebody means something. Anyway. So that's how I know. Alright, so I read It's really Okay, so, anyway. 

Now, hormone driven Okay, this is an issue that really needs to be discussed and understood. I want everyone to understand, I don't, [01:40:00] it doesn't matter. Estrogen 

is intimate and required essential for growth of most of our organs and also maintenance. And therefore we have, looking at both of you, we have estrogen receptors, not only in breasts and ovaries, other reproductive apparatus, apparatuses. Apparati. Let's just leave it. Okay. But we have it in the bladder. 

Prostate, if I have prostate. Prostate, probably as much as breast. Stomach, pancreas, colon, small intestine, brain, lung. Okay, so when we're talking about estrogen, don't say, ah, that's not mine. I'm not going to listen. Keep your ears open. Hormone driven. Now, that almost sounds like, because that's what they told you. 

I know, I get it. That almost sounds like it caused it. And they kind of infer that, even [01:41:00] though, they know it's not true. Because whenever they're treating, a hormone, a hormonally driven CFC, whether it's breast or prostate, they are going to do something that's really intelligent, they're going to block all the production. 

They're going to give you a shot of Lupron or something else to knock out the whole system, so you're not producing that hormone anymore. Ah! And then they did it, right? No, because then what happens is you develop what's called hormone resistant prostate, or hormone resistant breast, Wait a minute, if it's hormone resistant, does that mean Yeah, that's what that means. 

That that wasn't it anyway. Sure, it's driven. Why is it driven? Why? Because those tissues happen to have receptors for it. Alright, but would they get us all misled and all that sort of stuff? So, 

so you turn down radiation and tamoxifen. Fantastic. How do I continue to live? You can't, you don't have a lot of money, you gotta join our, this group, okay? You're not gonna, you're not gonna find doctors, you're not gonna find, places. You're not going to find them. [01:42:00] So to have a weekly connection, several times, you could just join the group, figure out how to join it. 

There are three different levels of the group. Just jump in anywhere you can. Because we go over all that. So what supplements that there's, there's only a few supplements and I'll just listen real quickly, but I can't go over. I'm not going to go over right now how to take them and all that, but iodine, which means you have to balance it with getting a natural thyroid and there's ways to do that. 

The adrenals, you've got to figure out the adrenals, right? And you're going to do that by giving your adrenals a gram because I can guarantee you, even that your adrenals are, we've got to give them a rest. They have a chance then. So we want iodine. We want to bring vitamin C up to a healthy fasting ascorbate level of 50 millimoles per liter. 

And we want to bring a vitamin A and mix to carotenoids up to the upper limits of normal reference, upper limits of normal reference. And we want to bring vitamin D up to around 100, [01:43:00] vitamin D3 up to about 100 at least you can go to 120. Oh, no, it's no, it's not what they don't tell the truth because two reasons. 

One is they don't know the truth. And if they do know it, they can't say it. They could, but they'd get kicked off of TikTok, you know, and heY. and then A, C, D. Yeah, vitamin D. I, I, and we'll, at another time, we'll go over why, why, because just right now, let's understand that, yes, and melatonin, and depending on your age, well, you've got to be a young, menstruating woman, so, 

and you know, tamoxifen, you don't need tamoxifen. Now, it's hormone driven, meaning, okay, so, that, what that means is that estrogen receptor alpha. Okay, so you want to stimulate estrogen receptor beta because that has the opposite effect and shrinks these guys and flax seed fresh flax seed ground up put into your smoothie and your smoothie is going to be this You're gonna have a nut milk whether it's almond butter that you're gonna [01:44:00] make it's not hard to make brazil nut milk Doesn't it can be pumpkin seed? 

That's a three tablespoons of flax seed organic flax seeds freshly ground and Two handfuls of broccoli sprouts Every day. Right there. And you can add in strawberries, pineapple, whatever you want to make it delicious. You want to make it delicious. Vanilla, whatever. Whatever you want to make it delicious. 

Don't make it delicious. Because that is an immune enhancer. And when it's not delicious, that's a suppressor of the immune system. So regardless of what benefit you may have gotten out of something, you're wiping out your immune system because you're not an eigener. And hey, that's just the way we were made. 

And go with it. Understand it. Accept it. Surrender to the fact that what is, is. That's all. And surrender should be changed to the word to accept. Cause you're not, got a white flag and you're surrendering. You're not giving up, but you're just saying, Okay, I get [01:45:00] it. This is the way it is. And hey, pretty cool. 

Alright, good. Yay. Let's go for it. That's the attitude. That's the attitude. All right, so you're gonna do that. Now, the other thing you're gonna do is you're gonna eat you're gonna get six tablespoons of chia, chia seeds, c h i a, and put them in the nut milk, and let them soak for at least three hours. 

And then you put whatever you want, cinnamon, you put strawberries, whatever you want to do and make it delicious, make it a porridge, and you can eat that. The other thing you need is lots of soy, tofu, edamame, natto, tempeh, 

and you're gonna do that because it, it's a, it's a. Estrogen receptor beta, beta, and beta shrinks. One thing that the flax does is it not only is an estrogen receptor beta agonist, it also tells the body to stop making the alpha. It down regulates alpha way as great, right? So that's [01:46:00] how you're going to deal with the hormonal. 

And then we want to restore your hormones to balance, not give you some drug to knock them off. And tamoxifen is, you know, by the way, the the the phytoestrogens in soy are acting kind of like a tamoxifen because they have a mild alpha agonist component in their large beta. So even though the net effect is beta, but because they're sitting on the alpha, they're blocking it. 

Nothing can get there. Kind of cool. Anyway, it, so you're, you're free from the medical profession. Thank God you don't need them. Cleanse, cleanse, cleanse. 

And 

three small children. Are you 

Kind of the wording makes me think you might not be married, or, or you're estranged from your husband or not, so, I don't know. So that would be another stress you know. But remember, the doctor thing, you're freed. The best thing you can ever hear from a doctor is, I'm sorry, there's nothing else we can do. 

Yay! Or, in the beginning, I'm [01:47:00] not, this is very unusual, there's nothing we can do. Great! When they say they can do something, what they mean is 

Destroy them. Now, I'm not talking about you got a broken leg, you go to the orthopedist. I'm not talking about that. I'm not talking about you got a baby coming out feet first. I know you don't go to the herbalist. I get, I'm not talking about, we're talking about dealing with CFCs and poisoning and burning people. 

And we've got their, their journals that say that it doesn't work. Their journals, their journals that they publish and peer reviewed journals, they publish all this information that says what they're doing, not only it doesn't work, it makes it worse. So, what do you want me to say? What can I say? What can I say? 

Anyway 

Another one that Renee, should I take calcium if I'm on a hormone blocker for hormonal breast cancer? Again, same thing. I hope you were listening just now, Renee. Take calcium. No, you're gonna take your vitamin D. You're gonna take your, I mean, your calcium is gonna be in your If you're eating a plant based diet, a plant, I hate that word, plant based, your plant, [01:48:00] plant diet, it's not based. 

What is that? You know, when I hear the word plant based or, I don't know, meat based, whatever I mean, plant based, I'm thinking, well, that's the basic part, but they do other things as well. I mean, that's what it sounds like to me. So I wouldn't say a plant diet, a plant based, I say either my diet of plants. 

I mean, I don't like to use words, acronyms that become, I mean, whatever that word is, but I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't like that. It says, yeah, but if you're eating plants and you're drinking you know, fresh, plant juice you're going to be getting calcium, but you can, the other thing that you need to take for supplements would be a multi mineral 

that has magnesium, selenium, zinc manganese, boron, and 

the calcium you don't have to worry about usually because if you get your vitamin D levels are adequate. Now, if you're post menopausal, You still got vitamin D. There's a lot of ways to, you could take calcium, but [01:49:00] again, you're not going to necessarily need it, but magnesium you need. Anyway. 

All right. Now, do we have time for one more? Where are, what's the timing here? Oh my God. It's like nine 40. Okay. Hey, you guys you got to say goodbye and I'm sorry again for being late. Should I say it won't happen again? I'm going to say it if I had, if it were up to me, it would never happen. So, so I'd cut out my mistake. 

Namaskar. Aloha and remember that we're all on, we're all on the same journey, 

we're all the same 

and what I would, what I, what I, when I try to understand what love is, my only conclusion is that love is a state of being, it is our natural state of being that is obscured by the illusion [01:50:00] of differences and when those illusions of differences are pulled away, There we are. We're in love. There we are. 

Because how would I reconcile motherly love with the love of a spouse, you know? Or it's love of a child with the spouse, right? Because the spouse, you would, you know, sexual intimacy is not something you want to have with family members. And yet you love them. So like, wait, what is there? You know, how do I define love? 

And anyway Love's not a verb also, right? It's a noun. It's a condition. And by the way, you don't have to agree with me, but it's true. So I hope you come around to that understanding. Right? And you can't say, I love you a lot. A lot means you could love someone a little bit. And then wait, what's the difference between liking someone a lot and loving them a little bit? 

You understand? These are the same things. Anyway, [01:51:00] so what I'm saying, in the context of saying goodbye, what I'm saying is that, That's what we are. That's where we live. That's our state of being. It's also called which means absolute truth, absolute knowledge and absolute bliss. That's the state in which we are when we are not under the illusion of all this madness. 

You take away the illusion and that's where we are. You never look at a cat sitting around. Have you ever seen a cat? 

You know, Buddha has nothing on cats. The cats are right, right there. 

How about a dog? A dog's not eating. It's just sitting around. What are they doing? Total bliss. Bliss. That's the natural state of being. And the reason we're not there is because we are distracted by these illusions of differences. And but our society teaches differences. You've got to be distinguished among people. 

And this distinguished young gentleman, I mean, we use that word. I mean, it was distinguished. How do we, in other words, we're trying [01:52:00] to say you're different and you're not different anatomically, emotionally, spirit, and there's nothing different about you, except the idea of it. 

And it's different. Better if it were true, was it better? Are daisies better than roses? Are orchids better than chrysanthemum? 

Anyway, get rid of all that madness. Let's just come back together. We're all, there's, you know, I'll leave you with this thing that you're not going to want to hear because you can say this guy's really, you know, I don't want to listen to this guy, but there's only one of us in the universe. By the way 

give me an explanation that a valid cogent explanation that that's not true. Okay. That's your homework. Prove that there's more than one of us in the universe. There's a great one. Okay. Aloha. Bye bye.