Episode 126 - Dr. Lodi Live 12.8.24

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Chapters

• 0:00 00:00 – Dr. Lodi Intro (The Condition of Health)
• 5:58 Social Media Updates
• 8:20 The Two Reasons CFCs Don’t Go Away
• 16:24 What is The Deal With MTHFR
• 24:54 Symptoms of Polymorphism
• 31:17 The American College of Medical Genetics & Genomes
• 33:55 Why is Homocysteine Necessary
• 41:36 Dr. Lodi’s Parasite Protocol & Different Types of Worms (P.1)
• 50:55 Operant vs. Classical Conditioning
• 52:50 Dr. Lodi’s Parasite Protocol & Different Types of Worms (P.2)
• 1:01:58 Correct Guidance for Ivermectin Usage
• 1:07:47 Special Inner Circle Update
• 1:16:42 How to Make God Laugh
• 1:19:18 Can I Ivermectin Stimulate Parasites
• 1:20:48 Demodex Mite Infestation
• 1:28:45 Don’t Listen to Their Words
• 1:34:04 What is Cancer?
• 1:37:15 Living Health vs. Surgery
• 1:43:15 Selling Fear is The Name of The Game
• 1:59:08 How to Safely Remove Radiation from Body
• 2:08:34 Dr. Lodi Outro

Transcript

Dr. Lodi Live 12.8.24 

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So, okay, good. I'm so glad you're all on. Sigh for us poor people. Whoa. Now. Aside for us poor people, we're going to die from cancer. Whoa. Ms. Coffee for you. You gotta change that talk that you're saying, telling yourself that's, that's, that's really not that, that, that's, that's dangerous the way you're talking and thinking, you've got to change that. 

Remember, we have a computer up here better than any computer ever imagined. And you tell it, you keep telling it what to do. It's going to do it. All right. It takes. Instructions very well and takes instructions from our mind. Our thoughts, our thoughts are the instructions to the computer that controls this whole thing, this whole thing. 

You gotta be, you can't use those words. You have to say [00:01:00] no, no, no, no, no. 

We, we who have developed some chronically fermenting cells are on our journey back to the road to health, like we all are. Thank you, Moon, lunar. Thank you. So anyway M. S. Coffee for you. Please stop telling yourself that. Okay. I don't know if anyone can see this chap, but that's a really if you tell yourself that first of all, if you use that word cancer and then you say you're going to die, then your brain saying your brain is going to tell your body that's what's happening. 

Okay. No, I am on the journey. I'm on the road to health. All right. And I'm starting from here. Okay. This guy over here is starting from wherever 25 years old, happy, strong, all that perfect health. No, no way. Why? Because the world we live in, you can't be in perfect health unless you are really living a specific way and very, very, very few people [00:02:00] on the planet are actually living that way. 

So we have to understand that we're all on this road and the road is to restore our health, regain our health or to get it from even though if we never had it, we need to get our health. We need to develop. Our 

okay. So, all right, there we are. Okay. All right. Good. 

Yes. So, anyway, let me, let, let, let's, let's get started. I really really was not happy to see that message from you. Coffee Ms. Coffee speaking of coffee. 

So the word health has as the root heal. All right. And so what does that mean? That means the condition of health is a where you're continually healing. What are you healing from? You're healing from the nanosecond by nanosecond wear and tear that's going on in the body. Alright? And you have to keep restoring. 

Okay? So being alive is not something that, is that, that, that happened. It's a happening. [00:03:00] Okay, so we're, we're, we are living picosecond by picosecond. I dunno if you can get smaller than that. Let's say instantly we're living and we're all, we're all healing. So that's it. So you have to get on that road and don't use this word. 

You guys, anyone out there who's using, still using that word cancer is lucky to be here today because now you can learn that you can use the real word, which are chronically fermenting cells, or you can have to call it that. You can just say 

continually fermenting cells or successfully fermenting cells, however you want to call it, but that's what's happening somewhere in your body. That's happening. And it's happening to all of us. Even those, those of us who don't have any particular tumor, we have chronically fermenting cells going on. Why? 

Because that's a natural. Adaptive response to a condition where using oxygen [00:04:00] to produce energy no longer becomes possible, for whatever reason. Alright, so the cells ferment, or as the word in, in in medical terms is enters into the phase called glycolysis. Okay, so chronically glycolytic, glycolyting, glycolyting. 

Is there a word? Glycolytic. Glycolytic. Glycolytic. Anyway. Anyway, hi Melody. I don't know if I said hi to you, but I probably didn't. And hi, Mom. So, hi, everyone. And welcome to Sunday Night Live. 

And, so let me, let me go over some of this, business stuff we have to go over. 

And where can we find There we go. Okay, cool. I got that one. And I got this one here. 

And just give me a second. Great. 

Okay. I will heal. Mooner, you say, I will heal. Yeah, I am healing. Yes. I am healing. Healing is happening. Okay, that's what we're [00:05:00] doing. We're healing. We're healing. We're healing from what? From this crazy thing called life. All right that There we go. Let's make that smaller. So I still need to see you guys. 

All right, so now 

please everybody Start moving over to x Okay, remember x is at dr thomas lody md All right md you have to put md at the end the rest of them everything else is at You Dr. Thomas Loie. Right? Whether it's Facebook, YouTube, rumble, whatever. It's that, it's at Dr. Thomas Loie. X is at Dr. Thomas Loie, md. Okay. 

So let's get over to that because I'm telling you that I can't be, I'm not free to speak. I was looking at some things that are on TikTok. Like they have things like 

uh, you know, talk, talking about the Orsini family. I'm not sure you, if you guys know about the Orsini family. But an [00:06:00] pretty much of an ancient family goes back to Babylon, Egypt up through Rome and still around today, one of the top 13 families. And anyway that's on they've got short videos on that on TikTok. 

But, but when I said, when I had a discussion on the health benefits of propolis, which is bee pollen It was taken down as violating community standards. So what does that tell us? That tells us that they just don't like me, right? So, and I don't know what to say about that because they still have people up there. 

Now, if you see anything on Tik TOK, it's not me. I have, I have Dr. Lodi 2. 0, but we're not really doing anything with it because everything we do, they take down, they can't do anything. They can't get it back. So we're going to, we're going to protest it and all that. And the reason is, is because there was 115, 120, 000 people following it. 

And it's important. That everyone has still has access to what's going on, but instead of [00:07:00] worrying about whether or not I am being censored and all that, we're moving over to X. We've got to move over to X. And that's what I'm going to do. Start doing webinars only on X. And then if you want to see them, you got to go to X. 

I want you to get in that habit and get away from these other places that are going to definitely knock me down one day. So, okay. Get out. And I don't even, I'm not even anywhere near controversial to what other people say or not, you know. So, you know, we're in a world where the we're in a world current, unfortunately, where the truth is considered 

foreboding foreboding. Don't think about that. Don't talk about it. So, anyway, so again, we have our three groups, health and healing parasites and CFCs. Okay. And you all know, I just talked about what CFCs are. Okay. They're chronically fermenting cells, period. Nothing else. And by the way, if you have CFCs and that you know of and things don't they're not like you're not they're not going away. 

They're, they're, they're still there. And, and, or they're growing. And you say, [00:08:00] why, why? There's only two reasons. Only two reasons. Number one, we haven't gotten rid of all the toxicities. Somehow, somehow, someway, we're still toxic. The toxins are still going in, because those, those toxins, those, the cumulative, cumulative effect of those toxins on these cells knocks out the mitochondria, which are what are necessary to use oxygen and glucose. 

to make efficient energy to efficiently make energy. And so the cell has to ferment. That's the only thing it can do to stay alive. So these top somehow we haven't stopped the toxins because if we don't, if we don't, and secondly, the immune system has been crippled because it enters what's called the tumor microenvironment, which is low oxygen, lots of acid and toxins and stuff like that. 

When the immune system, when these cells are the insistent, get into that, what happens, they get, they get blown away. They get turned, they start morphing into other things and they become tumor [00:09:00] associated macrophages, tumor associated neutrophils turns off natural killer cells, just. really disables the immune system. 

So you've got that problem. And secondly, you've got the problem of toxicity. So this is the only thing that can be going on. There's nothing else that can be going on. So you don't have to think, Oh my God, what are, no, nothing to do with your genes or anything like that. Nothing to do with your genetics. 

All right. Your genetics are fine. I'm telling you, if you are here and if you made it through third grade, first grade, you, you've got a genome that is incredible. All right. So it's nothing that you were born with if you've made it, you know, if you had a genetic problem, 

you would know it, or you wouldn't even be able to know it because you'd be so in such trouble. Okay. And these are people that we never see. These are people that are in institutions, okay, that have genetic problems. About 5 percent of the population has these genetic problems. Hurler's [00:10:00] syndrome, Down syndrome, high functioning Down syndrome, we do see. 

Not many, but we do see them. The rest of the genetic 

Yes, and I know we have polymorphism and like the MS, M, MTHFR and all that sort of thing. That is not a problem. That is not the problem. That is not, you can't, okay, that's not the problem. If you have those, if you have polymorphisms. all over the place. It doesn't matter. That's not the problem. The problem is accumulative of toxicities. We have to remember how does two out of CFCs form? Why do they form? 

What are they? How do they form? They form because toxins accumulate, knock out mitochondria. That, that never changes. And I don't care if it's your elbow, ovary, brain, eyelash. It's the same thing, okay? It's gonna happen. That biology, that Adaptive physiological response is happening regardless of the location. 

So the only thing different is what the location, right? And 

I have [00:11:00] a rare, no, you don't have a rare, right? But you have the same thing that everyone else has except it's not usually, we don't usually see it began in that particular part of the body. So that's, what's rare finding it in that part of the body. But there's, that it is still it, and that is chronically fermenting cells. 

Okay, so the biology of CFCs is, is the same. Keep that in mind, don't get lost in the quagmire of endless unknowables that they want us to believe in. Alright, what's gonna save you from all these false beliefs is knowing. Okay, knowledge protects you from the fear that is a consequence of false understandings or beliefs. 

Or not knowing, simply not knowing, right? So knowledge, knowledge puts light on and there's no more shadows. Oh, there it is. Oh, I got the light on. You put the flashlight on, there it is. Okay, got it. Flashlight [00:12:00] off, you don't know. Where am I? What is going on? Okay, so the light of knowledge will take you to this place, place called faith. 

And that place, that faith is what? Faith is knowledge. I know, I can see, I'm going, 

now I'm healed, my body's healed. When you know that, it's over, you don't need anybody. Gotta get you to there. How do we get you from fear to faith? And the little bridge is called knowledge. Okay, so that's what I hope to do. And I'm not gonna, I don't like to answer questions. Should I do this or this? Yes or no? 

Okay, no, or yes. Did that help you? No, it didn't help you. So you might follow that particular instruction, but you're going to have a thousand more every second. Because why? You don't have understanding. That's what you need. You need enough knowledge to give you understanding. Once you have that understanding, then anything that is, that new is presented to you, you can look at it with the, with the glasses, with your glasses [00:13:00] on, that are the glasses of knowledge. 

You say, that's not, that's not true. So that, that can't be true. And you'll be able to discriminate. and find that which is true in whatever anybody say, right? So the guys that are up there promoting the lies, they're using it. They're able to promote it because they got enough truth in there, grabs people. 

So you can identify the truth and you can identify what's not true. This is very important. It's the only way you're going to survive this world, which is unfortunately run by 

Alright now, anyway, we won't get into that, won't get into that. By the way, did you know on TikTok, they've got stuff on Kazarians? You know the Kazarians? Well, the Kazarians are, imagine, that's not controversial. Bee pollen is. Incredible. Alright, so, the Health and Healing Group, the CFC Group, the Parasite Group, these are groups that [00:14:00] I really want you to join so that we can have more of a direct interaction, okay? 

You can ask me a question, and I can answer it. Or I'll ask you, I'll say, Okay. You have pain, but tell me about that pain. You know, we can, we can take it further than right now. All I can do is I'm going to look at all the questions you sent in. And a lot of them I won't have enough information. I'd want to ask you more and stuff like that. 

So, all right. So this is, this is very important, what we're doing now, but the next level is, are these groups. So if you can join these groups, 

The fan. Okay, good. All right. Good, good. What else are we doing here? Come on, get over there. Alright, so, and you all know that on all the platforms except for, well, TikTok doesn't exist anymore, but you know all the, all the platforms that this, what we're doing right now is going to be saved and you can watch it later, because if you're in Europe right now and it's late and you want to go to sleep and you already waited for this idiot to see if he can figure out how to get online again this week, I know, 

and then all the replays will go into a podcast too. [00:15:00] We're going to talk about the questions. 

We're all there? Okay, so, Instagram, you're cool, right? You're cool there. 

I can't see Instagram. Are you alive there Instagram? Somebody say there's a floating heart That means yes, right 

cool a wave. Yeah. Okay. Yes, you're there. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool Let's get into these questions. Okay. So now 

first question is let me can I put this over down here? 

So first question is here we are speak of the Polymorphism here it is mthfr polymorphism how it affects us liver, neurons, cardiovascular. This is Monica and yeah. Hi. Hi, Monica. I hope you're listening so we can go through this a little bit. Way, that's all pretty new. You know, this [00:16:00] MTHFR, it's amazing acronym, right? 

Because it sounds like something if you're a native English speaker, it sounds like something you probably don't say to too many people. But anyway, so what, what this is, is it's a, it's a, it's, Okay. It's not really a mutate. Okay. In the strictest sense of the word, it is a mutation in that there's an exchange of a nucleic acid, right? 

Which makes up the DNA. There's a switched, but it doesn't change the pretty much the function of it, right? It just alters it a little bit. Okay. And so there are different variants of that, right? Of that alteration. Okay. So, it's an inherited and it's what they call autosomal recessive in genetics. 

Okay. which boils down to the fact that both, you've got to get it from both parents. So, if you just got it from one parent, the other parent didn't have it, then you're not going to have the full on effect of it. [00:17:00] It's not going to happen to you. It's kind of like, what's that one? BRCA1s and 2. If you only, if you get one from one parent, not another parent, it's not yet there. 

You know, you've got to really get that, have that change happen to your genome currently. It's called the somatic mutation. You've got to have that. Once you have that, you have two, now you've got the, now you've got a whole different gen epigenetic presentation. And you're gonna have your, you're gonna, you're going to your, your ge your genetics will be different to that degree. 

But in this case with the M-M-T-H-F-R, so, you know, you know, there are basically two, two variants of that whole thing that are, that are problems. And really one is just more pronounced than the other one. That's all. Otherwise they're the same. And, but you need actually, so you need two copies and you want from each parent to really have the problem to really express the problem, right? 

You got to have that. Okay. So now the, and I'm sure [00:18:00] everyone's heard of the MTHFR and everyone, a lot of people have been told it that I have this and oh my God, what do I do? And I'm genetically compromised and all that. And it's just not, it's just, that's just not it. So, um, right. So we wanted to look, so what, first of all, let's, you know, what is it? 

You've heard of folic acid, folate it's part of, it's, it's actually part of the B, B vitamins, right? I think they call it B what? B14 or something. Anyway, it's got some name like that. But anyway, folate. Anyway, the reason folate's so important is because it serves as the building block, or the, the, the, the raw materials that ultimately wind up as nucleic acids and DNA and RNA and stuff like that. 

So kind of really important. So anyway, the metabolism of folate also along the way, as you might suspect about nature is that along the way, all sorts of metabolic [00:19:00] intermediates occur as it's being metabolized. This, it produces this, and then all of those metabolic intermediates are not just as it turns out, are not just It's like byproducts and that are, have no function. 

They're just kind of trash and need to be eliminated. No, every metabolic intermediate actually has function. It's, I mean, you have to realize the incredible level of intelligence it took to, it takes to have devised such a situation. So as it metabolically is going from folate to its final product, there is different that road, that metabolic road, that met, that to there from here to there is going to produce obviously because it's got to add this, let's say it's going to add this, it's going to add a car box, a carboxyl group, it's going to take off a methyl group or whatever it's going to do. 

And along the way, each one of those metabolic intermediates has function. I mean, that's, I don't know if you can realize how [00:20:00] insanely 

beyond brilliant that is. So, and you know what? 

You know, first of all, I wanted to let you know that it's not really, it's controversial whether or not it's even important to check this thing. Now, a lot of alternative doctors, functional doctors, integrative doctors are using, are checking this, like from the beginning when they do their workup with you, they check just like they check your CBC and your chemistries and all that. 

They're also checking this and, and as if it was that important. It's part of your basic, the understanding of who you are. And you know, that's just, okay, not true 

anyway. But what happens? So your question is, what does this mean to the individual that gets this kind of thing, all right, that has this. So one of the, okay. So 

in the end, what we're going to wind up with is the ability to [00:21:00] donate a methyl group. Okay. 

That is important. Why are methyl groups important? What is a methyl group? Okay. Cause I don't know if you've heard of things being methylated, unmethylated Methyl is just a carbon with hydrogens on it, three hydrogens, and then the other one is for it to connect. So one space is open, because carbon has four, four connections. 

So three are already filled with a hydrogen that they're taking to place, and that last one is where it's going to connect. So you put a methyl group on something, you either turn it on or you turn it off. That's what it does, it's an on off switch, okay? Depending on the molecule, alright? So, for example, in DNA, so, when, when, when, when, when a cell has to change from oxidative phosphorylation, which is normal metabolism, normal energy production, right, that happens with mitochondria, when it loses a certain amount of mitochondria, it has to switch over to a fermentation [00:22:00] metabolism, it needs to turn off certain genes that are not necessary now and turn on other genes, and it does that with methylation, okay? 

Okay. Okay. And so these methylation, turn it off. Fortunately, we have this group of enzymes called dioxygenase enzyme that come along and they're saying, okay, who's, where's the methylation? We don't need, ah, that's not, there's one. And it takes them off. Isn't that cool? So we have that little mechanism going on. 

The trillions of those little guys running around rewriting epigeno, epigenetics that get changed like for example, to produce CF chronically fermenting cells. And one thing you want to know, if. That is very important is that those dioxygenase enzymes that help rewrite the epigenome to bring it back to a healthy Genome epigenetics or genetic expression Requires a scorbate. 

What is a scorbate? It's also called vitamin C. [00:23:00] All right It's something that most creatures on the planet produce Naturally, there's a few of us who don't and we're one of them. So our monkeys guinea pigs, whatever All right, so we don't produce it, so we got to get it somehow orally, right? So if you ever have a wondering, should I take a scorbate? 

Should I think the vitamin C is going to interact with anything? Don't even ask that question. It's like saying, should I breathe oxygen right now? Because always breathe oxygen. Always get a scorbate. You got to get your scorbate up. Anyway, you want to keep that going. And I, you know, of course, I've segue to My apologies for Segwitie. 

So anyway, one of the final molecules that's produced from this process is called SAMI. You've heard of SAMI, okay? S adenosine methionine, right? And it's a universal carrier of the methyl group, all right? All right. And by the way, if it doesn't have methylfolate, which is a result of this with the MF, with the MTHFR would, would kind of modify, then it can't, it [00:24:00] can't do that. 

It can't methylate. And then you lose a big important part of. natural physiology, all right? Now so what are the symptoms from having this polymorphism? Polymorphism means there are multiple morph, okay, poly means many, morph means shape or, or, or, 

so if something morphs, it changes shape, right? So a caterpillar morphs into a butterfly or moth, morph. So polymorphism means that there are multiple different variants of this molecule, of this genetic modification. That's all. And there are only two that really make a difference and they're identified by numbers, you know, C677T and A1298C. 

I mean, no need to remember that. So what can happen? What can happen? You name it. You can get little bald spots called alopecia areata. You can get [00:25:00] anxiety. ADHD, but what they're saying, I don't, this is what they say. It's not really the way it is. Autism spectrum disorders as if they existed, as if there was a thing called autism, there's not, there's not a thing called autism autoimmune disease and thyroid issues because of the MTHR. 

This is what they say. I'm just giving you the conventional rhetoric, right? They all say bipolar blood clots, CFCs, cardiovascular, chronic fatigue, Cognitive impairment, like Alzheimer's, et cetera, colon, CFCs, depression, digestive problems. Okay, so, 

wow, yeah, oh my god, I better run and hide. I can even get hearing loss, high blood pressure, my hormones can get disrupted, I get migraines, if I get pregnant I'll have a miscarriage, my kid will have neural tube defects, which means when it's forming its brain, it's I [00:26:00] can get schizophrenia, or you name it, so you have to realize that this is nonsense. 

I don't really go along with it. 

And the reason I don't is because I know that once you provide all of the requirements that your biology requires, that you will function optimally. And there is a process called up regulation and down regulation where certain processes are turned up. Because they see they're needed right now in this particular situation. 

So we upregulated so it's being used more and then we downregulate something that's not necessary. So that's kind of the way the body is modifying itself. So I see this polymorphism is really upregulation and downregulation and really will restore balance. Once you are providing everything that's necessary and providing everything that's necessary also means being able to eliminate [00:27:00] waste at an appropriate pace. 

How, how, at what pace should we eliminate waste? At the same pace that we're accumulating it. So as we, as waste, as waste. As soon as waste comes in, it goes out. So it has no effect. That is the ultimate. All right. We don't do that. We can't do that. We don't do that. All right. So everybody. So anyway, so, so anyway, it's, it's, it, this, this, this MTH is associated with that. 

Okay. So, and thyroid, you name it. Okay. Birth defects. 

Now this association with those conditions, because you have this MTHFR varies with some people, it doesn't happen at all. Other people that happens more. So the question is. Is what is, is what I'm seeing, for example, autism or birth defect, is it due to the M-T-H-F-R or is it due to the thousands of other ways that it happens with [00:28:00] people? 

And I just happen to have this as a positive, but how do I know that's causing this? I don't know. Just like with the brca, the BRCA one and two, you know, less than 10% or 8% of. people that have breast CFCs, have BRCA1. That means 90 percent don't have the BRCA. 90 plus percent don't have the BRCA. So, if someone with BRCA develops CFCs in the breast, how do they know that those CFCs develop because of the BRCA or would it, or develop because of the other, the reasons that it happened to the other 90%? 

They don't know. We're assuming, alright? And therefore, if we assume that, we're going to get lost in that, how do I fix that? Instead of how do I, how do I globally. universally restore balance in my system. Okay. So that's, that's what I don't like about these little identifying these little things that I got to fix it, you know, cause you know, if I could just tighten this screw, everything will be fine. 

No, it's not how it works. Alright, [00:29:00] so, so some people with MTHFR get, have hearing loss, some don't. Some people with it have Alzheimer's, some don't. Some people would have, have autoimmune, some don't. Some people have cardiovascular, some don't. But all, that also is true with people that don't have MTHFR. 

Some do and some don't. Right. So please don't get lost in that. Don't let that think that I found my problem. I just got to fix, but I, this one I can't fix. Okay. So now when it comes to CFCs, yeah, it's been associated with colorectal. It's been associated with breast. It's been associated with prostate cervical esophageal CF CFCs. 

However, not really, not that much, not that much. And not, there's no direct way to say that. Oh, I. These CFCs I developed are because of that. There's no, no one's capable of [00:30:00] saying that it happened. And then they say, well, if you have that, you have a higher mortality rate, about 10 percent with breast. So now if someone has that, the MTHFR and breast CFCs and they die, can we say it was because of that? 

No. So you have to really understand that we don't, this, we don't know what it means. And by the way, 40 years ago, we didn't never even heard of it. So. Okay. So there's this professional association called the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics. Okay. And they kind of like, they're kind of like the American College of Cardiology, which makes decisions and group conclusions about cardiology, or you have American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and they make, or ASCO, American Society of Clinical Oncology, whatever that is. 

Anyway, the Society for Genetics is, is, is the American College of Medical Genetics and [00:31:00] Genomics, okay? And it says that the MTHFR polymorphism testing has minimal clinical utility. Clinical utility, what does that mean? Alright, what do you do with the information? Does it, can you do anything with the information? 

No. You can't do anything, alright? And it should not be used as a, if someone's got a blood clots, because that's one of the, one of the things they talk about, the blood clots. Alright. So if someone's got blood clots, should you now do an MTH? Okay. So if you, let's say you do that and you find out, yeah, they're positive. 

Now what, what do you do? Well, you know, the answer is always to give B, give the B vitamins, B12, give folate, give a lot of that stuff. Sure. Give that anyway, whether you have this or not, because we need that. Those are all precursors, right? And eat healthy and do that. It's, you know, it's really not, it's not that different. 

So, and so, and what they say that the, you know, this, the ACMG, this professional organization I just mentioned. They say that the relationship between this MTHFR [00:32:00] polymorphism and any disease is so complex and there are so many variables and risk factors that we really don't know what role it plays. 

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Anyway. Okay. So where was I? We're talking about the MTH FR Okay, which people like they like to get you lost into it. And what can you do about it? Nothing, if you if you have it if you have it 

basically 

What you've got to do is 

You know eat really healthy and then if you get something get some take them, you know Folate b12 all the vitamins and so, you know, you know They, they help, right? They help because it's going to give you that stuff. It's going to give you the precursors you need to make all, all the, to make folate, methyl groups, to donate methyl groups, and all that sort of thing, okay? 

So, that, that's what you need. So, I just want you to know. So, my answer to your question, Monica, although it was long and drawn out, is I wouldn't focus on it at all. I wouldn't think about it at all. Now, in terms of the cardiovascular risk, they talk about that because one of the, one of the [00:34:00] intermediates is something called homocysteine. 

So, why is that? Because methionine, which is a, an amino acid in the way of making it, synthesizing it in our body. One of the intermediate steps is homocysteine. Now, homocysteine in and of itself has all kinds of amazing functions, right? Like I said, anything that is a metabolic, what we call a metabolic intermediate, we're thinking of, it's my oh, it's just an intermediate. 

Well, it's, it's, it's not, yeah, it's an, along the way, this is something that is produced that has a function. Nothing exists. 

In biology, nothing that is not functional. It does not have a function. Nothing. So, anyway, the The homocysteine has, 

Okay, so anyway, When our body's making methionine, Now you know we have, we have what are called the essential amino acids and non essential amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks for proteins, The building blocks for peptides. Why is that [00:35:00] important? Our body makes about 30, 000 pept proteins. 

that have all sorts of functions necessary for life, and it makes about 300, 000 peptides, which are ways in which the cells communicate to each other. So it's an extremely important and complicated communication system. So what's the difference between a protein and a peptide? Protein is 100 or more amino acids strung together, and a peptide is less than that. 

And most of the peptides that are, that we think about that are important are Under 25 or under 30, let's say under 30 amino acids. Alright. Anyway, so one of the ones that when we're making methionine, right, , we can either go towards cysteine or methionine, right? And in the middle is homocysteine. 

It's called homocysteine, which is an aversion of cysteine, right? Another amino acid. [00:36:00] Alright, so now, so the, you know, the recycling back to methionine can result in ex homocysteine. Well, I don't want homocysteine. Well, yeah, you do, because it's necessary. It helps regulate your T cells. It's important for dopamine production. 

I mean, homocysteine has lots of very, very important functions, but you don't want too much of it. Just like you don't want too much of anything. You don't want too much oxygen, right? You don't want too much water. Alright, we don't want too much of anything. In fact, we need what we need in the amount that we need and nothing more and nothing less. 

We need what we need in the amount that we need and nothing more and nothing less. Okay, so, well how do I figure that out? You don't have to figure it out. Fortunately, if you live healthy. You have to think about all the ramifications of living healthy. But just understand that everything that's necessary, that everything that's required to happen for optimal functioning will happen. 

Alright, so now. Remember that a an animal, a dog, a [00:37:00] rat, a bird, a worm, none of them have to consider any of this, right? And it all is happening perfectly. And that's because they are under the auspices of 

instinct. They are guided by instinct only. So when you see your dog sniffing something, and it pulls away, you can say, He doesn't like that. That's not really, because liking something is a state of mind. It means like, you know, I like that stuff. I don't. Dogs don't think about that. How do you know you're not a dog? 

Well, I'm just telling you, they don't. They don't sit around thinking, you know, I really like beef. Raw, raw beef. They never give me raw beef. They're always giving me cooked beef, or they give me these little pellets. Dogs aren't thinking like that. They, they, I promise you, they don't think like that. 

Okay, so anyway, so animals do what they do according to instinct. [00:38:00] Right? And, you know, they're not actually enjoying it, enjoying it any more than not doing it. 

Okay. I know people that have pets and are really connected with them are going to say, no, I know my little Charlie or whatever. She really loves it. Or Charlie my little I don't know, whatever you call it. I don't know. She really loves this when I give her this. 

I got an idea. Have you ever seen dogs mating? Have you ever seen anybody ever seen dogs mating? 

Okay. Yes. No. Well, if you've ever seen dogs mating, did you ever look at the male on the top? And look, I mean, the tongue's hanging out and they're gone and you look at it. You think. You would say the dog's really enjoying it, 

but it's as if it's doing it, it is not doing, it's happening. The dogs like a ride, a, a, a [00:39:00] along for the ride and they're, you know what? After when the dog's sitting down on the floor and just sitting, it's the same thing. They're just experiencing it, and they're doing what they're doing under the auspices of instinct. 

It's not like they're saying dogs. They don't say, I'm going to do this because I like that. No, I'm, they're, they do or don't do something. out of instinct. That's what guides them. And if you don't know that, then we'll have to have a whole talk on this. But that's now for us, what happens is we lost that ability. 

We no longer are guided by instinct. And so we got, we were now are required to rely upon our our enculturated thinking, right? 

Homocysteine is a very important intermediate. You don't want too much of it. Okay. When you have this MTHFR, MTHFR, you can wind up with excess. Homocysteine. Okay? And the way you deal with it always is by taking extra folate and B12 and stuff like that. Now 

it's very different than there's a, there is a [00:40:00] genetic defect which results in a lot of homocysteine being produced. And you can find it in the urine. That's a completely different thing than this polymorphism. Alright? Good evening. Does that mean hello or goodbye? Oh, hi. Okay, there we go. So, 

so just to remember, the homocysteine has antioxidant properties. It's got it's involved in neurotransmitters. It's involved in Your cardiovascular health, your bone health. So it has all sorts of pro of of, of functions that are necessary for health. So it's not that you don't want any homocysteine, you just don't want excess. 

You got that. I think we've talked about enough about the homocysteine basically. Monica, I hope you understand it. If not, if you think I didn't quite answer it, let me know. Okay. 'cause I have a tendency of not answering things the way people want to hear it. Okay. Thank you Jerry. I, I, that's great to know because I think, thank you. 

That's good. You guys give me some feedback sometimes. Okay. Now, number two is [00:41:00] Tammy diagnosed with parasite. When I put mineral oil, they come out of my skin and I have videos of parasites moving like a worm in a lot of pain from head to toe. I'm on ivermectin. This is my second round. Okay, by the way, you can please if you have any videos or photographs of What's going on with you with parasites, please send them to 

the hello at dr. Lodi calm All right, send them there because I want to see what's going on and be able to help you directly But just send them in. All right Now, all right now if okay So you have videos of the parasites moving looks like a worm so you in other words You can see them is what you're saying and you're a lot of pain head to toe You're on ivermectin, which is your second one. 

We're gonna, before I get any further into this, I want you to remember that if we're, if you're doing, taking ivermectin, never take just ivermectin, or never just take fenbendazole, or never just take [00:42:00] any one of them, multiple at the same time, alright? At least three different anti worms, anti helminthics, at least three. 

Ivermectin, lebendazole, fenbendazole, or albendazole. Mycosomite. Or prasequanto, but nyclosamide. 

And then an anti protozoal, like, what? Nidazoxanide, which is also called Alinea, right? Or, and or, tinidazole, which is a cousin of metronidazole. So, what is she, what could Tammy, what could this possibly be? Alright, she said that you put oil on, they come out. So, I'll tell you what that, it's probably, I'll tell you what that is, but just to let everyone know, just to keep in mind, because we might as well turn this into a of a teaching, you know, there is a, something called the guinea worm, and it's got a weird name, it's Draculinolosis. 

The larva from the intestines, the larva, [00:43:00] larva or baby, you know, you have eggs, larva, larva, kind of like. Well, a maggot is the larva of a fly. So the fly will lay eggs, then it turns into larva, and then the larva turn into flies. Anyway, so the larva that from this intestinal parasite can crawl up to the skin, migrate to the skin, and sometimes comes through. 

It produces a blister or something like that. Okay. That's Dracun Dracunculus Dracunculus. Dra Dracu Gra Dracunculus. Dracunculus. It's one of those unpronounceable words, okay? Anyway, guinea worm. A lot easier. You know, another one is called loa loa. I don't know if you've ever seen pictures of loa see this little worm crawling across in some you're looking at their eyes, and right you can see right in their eye, right in the clear part there, you see the worm crawling through. 

That's loa loa, right? Usually it's in Africa, they call it the African eye worm. Loa loa. [00:44:00] Anyway, it's, it comes from, um, the deer fly bites, a deer fly bites you and that's what happens. The lays eggs, eggs get into the skin and then the larva move around, right? And people get itchy and the sore joints and stuff like that and they can crawl out of the skin. 

I'm sure you don't have that unless you've been to Africa. Then of course we've got the screw worm. The screw worm really affects animals more than humans. And the screw worm basically, you know, it, it gets into the larva burrow deep into your skin. They feed on your tissues and they cause these really painful lesions and they can come out through the skin. 

And when they do, they have this really funky, foul odor. Now, screwworms, by the way, destroy cattle, like you can, a whole herd of cattle can be destroyed. And by the way, just as a minor short segue into history and and that is about 20 years ago, [00:45:00] 20 years ago when 

George Herbert Walker Bush, the father of George W. was leading the crusade into Iraq, Iraq, which by the way used to be one country. Maybe they divided it and called it Kuwait and Iraq. Who did that in 1945? Why did they do that? Why did they put in, they took, they took Palestine, they put Israel, they cut India in half, they made it Pakistan and India. 

Why are they doing it? Just think about it. Just think about what's happening in those parts of the world now. So anyway when, so the Americans went into This Gulf War 

did all sorts of really, I don't know if you, I, if you, those of you were alive at the time, you might remember the Schwarzkopf. Schwarzkopf was the general and under Bush. And they called their campaign shock and awe, shock and awe meant they were going to just bomb the out of people 

they did. And by the way, what were, what were, what were Americans doing? We were watching [00:46:00] TV at six o'clock, eating our dinner, watching TV and watching the war, watching people get bombed and stuff. It was. You know, entertaining. 

I'm just saying, you know. I was there. I saw this happening. If you're old enough to have been around, you saw it happening. Anyway one of the things that we introduced over there is screw worms to destroy the cattle so they can't, couldn't have whatever they use the cattle for. That's just one of the, one of the things. 

We also had tactical nuclear warfare, which meant they were I think the warheads were made of depleted uranium that hit the ground and got into the water and stuff like that. Anyway, so just, I mean, So the parasites are the skin. Now, the one that I want to talk about, which is the problem, is And by the way, how do you deal with the ones we were just talking about? 

You can use garlic, you can use tree tea oil, [00:47:00] tea tree oil, right, which are really good. Vaseline on the skin also will cause them to come out because they'll suffocate that. But the one I want to talk about And then there's the albendazole, ivermectin, and stuff like that, topical ivermectin. We'll talk about the treatments in a minute, but what I would like to talk about is the parasitic flies. 

Parasitic flies are a big problem in Central America, South America, and Argentina, and they're, you know, the one that the most well known is called the bot fly. All right. Now, they, if they land on a human and they lay the eggs, which is rare, what they usually do is they they lay the eggs and a something like a tick or a, or a mosquito gets the eggs. 

Attached to them somehow. And when they're on the person biting them, the eggs drop. But it comes from this botfly. So these eggs as soon as they turn into larva, right, they turn, they hatch, they don't hatch, it's not like they hatch, but they become larva. These larva go through the skin. [00:48:00] A larva from a fly is a maggot. 

Put this in context. Goes through the skin and it migrates. It lives off tissues and stuff like that. So when you're seeing things crawling around, it's a good chance that somehow that's what happened. I don't know if you've been to South America or you are, you are in South America or I don't, I don't know, but that's pretty much it now. 

We've also seen Botfly in the Southern part of the U S and then it's also in Pakistan and there's other, other places too, but you know, so these things are probably the most horrible. If you see what happens, the, like, if you, there's. You know, go online and look under images for 

like Botfly, I mean, what do they call it? 

Miasis, which is the infection caused by Miasis, M Y A S I S, from Botfly. What else do they call it? Anyway, you'll see that the ear gets destroyed or they crawl out. I mean, it's [00:49:00] crazy. Now, you might think, ah, well, this is like, 

this only happens, you know, But I, you know, I've had people that came to me for help and showed me pictures and it was crawling out of the head. And this one lady said, you know, when it comes out, sometimes it has wings, sometimes it just has legs and sometimes it looks like a worm. And I thought, wow, okay. 

Cause I didn't, you know, I, you know, you can study all this stuff, but until you put it, you see it in real life, it doesn't have the impact that it needs to have. All right. So that's it. So what, so what do you do when these guys are under your skin and they If you want to get them out, which is what you do, you've got to cover your body with them. 

So that's why they said Vaseline. This lady that I was telling you about, she just out of intuition, operantly did this operant condition versus classical conditioning. You know the difference? Segway, sorry for those of you who hate segways. Okay, classical conditioning is Pavlov's dog, right? Eats the steak and you're ringing [00:50:00] the bell. 

Pretty soon you ring the bell and it salivates. That's called classical conditioning. Operant conditioning is what B. F. Skinner did and all the behaviorists. And what do they do? That's when you just are doing something in your environment. Oh, and you notice that it causes the, and so, oh, you do it again and again and again and again and again. 

And that is, it was operantly learned, not classically. That's all that is. Anyway. So what she operantly concluded was that she put peanut butter on her skin and then she would go into the bathtub and they would come out. All right. They come out, they came out of scars, they came out of her nipples, they came out of her head. 

They, and I don't know why the head, but they come out of the top of the head too. All right. So, but you've got to try to grab them, but don't use tweezers cause you'll cut them in half and then you've caused a problem. You know, they actually have devices for that. That's called an extractor syringe. And You know, you just get in the bathtub like she did and she just let him come out like that. 

So anyway, it's a horrible thing. Horrible, horrible, horrible thing. I mean, [00:51:00] to see these things, can you imagine, can you imagine how, I mean, there was, I've had many women, because it wasn't just one or two, tell me that they actually came out of their vaginas one, like during menstruation. And so this one woman was so disgusted by it that she actually wanted Lupron shots. 

to stop her from having her period so they wouldn't come out. I mean, that's how horrible I can. Can you imagine ladies out there? Can you imagine if that was happening with you would be pretty horrified. Anyway, guess what helps what makes these guys come out and get rid of them. Ivermectin. Can you imagine Ivermectin? 

Yeah. So you're taking Ivermectin, you're on your second round. That's great. I don't know how much you're taking. I would when I work with people, I would say to them, you know, you should probably be taking 12 to at least 12 milligrams three times a day. But let's back that up with a MedBendazole 500 milligrams three times [00:52:00] a day. 

And let's also add in like Closamide 500 milligrams three times that way. We're sure to get all the different parts of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But we might in this case, maybe would we use ProziQuantel? If we're going to use ProziQuantel, we do 600 milligrams three times a day. But we're going to have to check liver functions. 

and make sure your liver is not really inflamed at first because your enzymes are high, then we have to start at lower dosing. So we do, we would do that first and, and then we would see so if you didn't have elevated enzymes and we started, then we wouldn't need to check again because we know they're going to go up and they do that because you're going to do three weeks on heavy duty and one week off, three weeks on heavy duty, one week off. 

And while you're doing it, you're going to be taking, I would think psilomarin, 500 milligrams, three times a day or, and alpha lipoic acid, three to 400 milligrams, three times a day. Anna. Big, fat, healthy, B complex, or the word that I don't like because I can't say it. Phen, phentome, pheno, pheno, [00:53:00] phento, pheno, phenotiamine. 

Whatever, the fat soluble thiamine B1, okay? And you would do that, right, to keep your liver happy and healthy, alright? But again, you gotta try to remove the guys if you can or get in the bathtub or something like that. You can apply heat. You know, heat will help draw them out, right? And of course, do not squeeze. 

Don't squeeze or try to do anything like that. And don't use tweezers. I'm telling you, you'll break it and it's going to become more, alright? Now, when you see lesions on the body, right, these are, they're like a pimple like, boil like thing. It's called a frontal. 

Okay, they're painful, ugly, and the other one is when you have like a wound. It's called, that's where you have this meiosis. M Y I A S I S, M Y I A, and that's where you have like a nest, it's just horrible, horrible. Now there's another situation which sounds like you have a combination of, which is migratory miasis. 

[00:54:00] So instead of being in one place, it's like migrating. Alright, so this is pretty, pretty terrible thing. Okay, so anyway, you know, we always usually think of parasites as the endoparasites, ones that are in our, you know, in our intestines or things like that, or even protozoa, right? Which cause, You know, trichomonas, you know, fishy odor, vaginal fishy odor, or Entamoeba amoebic, you know, you can get amoebic dysentery, or Entamoeba can that, that are actually, there are some that are normal inhabitants of our, of our oral flora, but they get up into cavitations, into root canals, and yeah 

So we think of parasites as the ones that are in us, but they're, those are called endoparasites inside, then there are ectoparasites from the outside. And that's what it is. So the ectoparasites usually come from arachnids, which are insects somehow, right? Just remember the botfly lays the eggs somewhere and then the mosquito or the tick, it gets stuck to them and they, they go and bite you and stuff. 

[00:55:00] So it's basically insect 

infection, infestation from the outside. 

All right. So, anyway, to go over a treatment protocol for that, I mean, I just, Just so you like, you know, if you had cutaneous larva migrans, which is something similar you want to take albendazole, which is, remember there's mebendazole, fembendazole, and albendazole, and there's theobendazole, there's a few of them, but they're benzimidazoles, and they do basically the same kind of thing. 

Anyway, they're, they're usually used for hookworms and pinworms. However, albendazole is Very important for these migrating things. Okay, albendazole, right? And then of course ivermectin like we said and then You can use topical ivermectin, right? It's usually about 15 to 10 percent suspension or 15 percent, right? 

And you can put it on that's very very good So if you could if you have that problem, you should probably do both take the oral, you know albendazole, ivermectin and You know, how much albendazole You should take at least a hundred, [00:56:00] 150 milligrams three times a day. Ivermectin, at least 12 milligrams three times a day. 

All right. And then, and be consistent and then use the Ivermectin topical and put it wherever you think you're having problems in that area. All right. Should go away pretty quickly if you're doing all that. 

So anyway, 

and you're in a lot of pain from that. Okay. So, now, here's what you need to know, you might, the pain might be from that and might not unless you, if you have lesions and the pain, obviously, but sometimes it's just a systemic pain aches and that is probably due to the fact that our body has a lot of acid. 

We're producing a lot of acid. Acid is pain. And it all is related to low voltage, low voltage. We can't get enough voltage in ourselves. Low voltage is pain. Low voltage is illness. Getting our voltage up. What is voltage? Electrons. How do we get electrons up? Antioxidants and alkaline are both ways of putting electrons in. 

So, you want to increase what? Velocity. You want to make sure you're taking [00:57:00] adequate vitamin C. Are you getting electrons from it? You want to take vitamin E. Anything that's going to give you electrons, okay? Going to get near the ocean or get near a river, get near moving water. That'll do it. Put your feet on the earth. 

That'll give you a ton. Feet, feet, feet. No shoes, no socks. Feet, feet, feet on the earth. Hug people, hug animals, hug a tree anything in nature. Get that. And guess what? How do you, how do you do, how do you ground without using your feet or hands? 

How do you ground with your mouth? Anybody know? Let me see if I can get away with this. Give me the right answer. 

Ah, Benf, Benfotiamine. Benfotiamine. Thank you. What kind of binder? Take the fulmic and humic is the best. Cause that doesn't take, for some reason it knows not to get the good stuff. It just gets the bad stuff. That's what I would take. All right now, however, if you got a big problem there, you can also take the bentonite and just let that just clean things out. 

Okay. Bentonite clay. Now, anybody know how we ground with our mouths and we don't have to [00:58:00] even go outside, please come on Instagram. You guys kiss. There you go. That's great. And I didn't think about that, but that's really important. You got to kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss. Yeah. Breathing is fantastic. If of course, let's assuming you're not in the middle of a downtown LA or downtown Mexico city. 

Another way. Imagery. Imagery. Yeah, imagery is very important, but in terms of electrons 

well, it's, you eat. Yeah. There you go, Nicole. Eating live food. Now, I, we didn't clarify live food. So if you're into animals, eat the animal alive, eat the animal alive, you're gonna get a lot of electron. You might get bit, you might get scratched, you might get a lot of negative stuff by trying to eat this animal alive, but you're gonna get some electrons there. 

So what's the easier, safer way to do it? Just eat like a. [00:59:00] He's a broccoli cabbage. How about an apple? How about a pineapple? How about some nuts? Cherries? And thank you. Salad. Yeah, yeah. That is grounding with. You're gonna get electrons showers rather than baths. Baths are good. Make you go to sleep. The shower gets you ready. You can run out the door because you got a bunch of electrons from flowing water, flowing, moving, flowing, moving, flowing his life. All right. So should I, I had a surgery and I, they took out my lymph nodes. 

And my doctor says I shouldn't have any lymphatic work because I get it. So your doctor thinks that now that you've taken out the lymph nodes and the vessels can't go through there. So you kind of have like a, a blockage there. So what do we need to do? Nothing. We need to keep that blockage. Let's enhance the blockage by not moving. 

That makes sense in [01:00:00] a completely different universe. Completely, you have to have another universe and another whole set of, of laws of physics to think that that makes sense. In our universe, what should you do when you've got blockage and you need not to have blockage? It's flow. How do I get flow? 

Why do I want flow? Because things are going in and coming out. What's going in? Stuff that we need. What's going out? Stuff that we don't need. Whoa, so should I keep the flow up? Yes, flow. Flow, life, health, energy, motion. That's it. And when the energy and the motion stops, it's all over. Okay, great. So there we are. 

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now let's look at the next question. Whoops. The next question is 

from Alex. My mother is convinced she has parasites saying that she can feel them wiggling and even a couple physically coming out of her skin. She is self medicating using ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. I'm concerned she's doing this under no expert [01:01:00] guidance. Police, can you advise correct dosage and how to engage with your expertise hereafter? 

Okay, she is mid 70s, pre diabetic. Thanks in advance. Okay, so Alex, here's the thing. Pre diabetic is, I'm 

not sure what they're calling pre diabetic now, but it basically, they've identified the fact that your insulin glucose, her insulin glucose dynamic is not healthy. Which means there's a, there's some degree of insulin resistance and it's not yet resulting in what the meeting the criteria they would have to put the name diabetes on it, which is good, you know, but they even get a name to the, when you don't even have it yet, you don't have it yet. 

They give it a name. It's pre pre diabetic. So are we all pre diabetic? We don't have it yet. It's kind of like pre boarding, you know, when they make a pre boarding announcement. And I'm sitting there and I've been sitting there [01:02:00] waiting to board. I thought I was pre boarding while I was waiting to board. 

But now they said, now they're going to do pre boarding. You understand these words are she's mid seventies. She's prediabetic. She needs to change her diet right away. Immediately. Stop eating. Easiest thing. Stop eating cooked carbohydrates. Stop eating cooked carbohydrates. Easy. Just keep that in mind. 

Cooked carbs. Stop eating it. And 

don't suck on a sugar cubes. And stuff like that. Eat healthy, natural sugars from honey, fruit, things like that. Yes. Now but don't get like handful, don't get tablespoons of honey outside. Now so basically I remarked that, you know, unfortunately you couldn't get expert advice. You said you're not getting any expert advice because they won't guidance because they won't give it. 

Why won't they give it? Because they weren't told that this is, 

they weren't taught that. So fortunately you found your way here. And I'm going to tell [01:03:00] you that the ivermectin is very, very safe. Do you consider at least what, 

you know, I don't think nobody has the numbers of how many people, but let's say on the average year, maybe 2 billion people are taking it every day. And we know that about 250, 300 million people are taking it repeatedly for many, many years. Cause they have what's called onchoceriasis or river blindness. 

And safe, safe, safe. The only thing is it requires. Deliver to detoxify and get, get rid of the, the the intermediates, right? So, you want to keep the liver healthy, right? But I would tell her the ivermectin. You know what I would tell somebody that I was working with? I'd say, you know what? Now we've checked out your liver seems okay. 

We're gonna probably put you on 12 milligrams three times a day of the ivermectin. That's what I would say to someone with your mom. I can't tell you 'cause I don't know [01:04:00] anything. That's what I would tell someone. Now, if someone had problems with the liver, the enzymes were mildly elevated up to a hundred. 

Okay, we'll do it, but we'll monitor over a hundred. I'd say, ah, we better maybe six milligrams. Two. 1, 2, 1. So two in the morning, two at night, and then one midday. That's 12 6 12 or just 12 and 12 or and play around with it figure it out All right, just to give it less of a load on the liver. Don't make the liver work It's not that it hurts the liver just that getting rid of it the intermediates cut requires a liver to work. 

That's all Yeah, so she she's she's she's doing the good things that she feels them coming out of her skin So I don't know where was your mom was she I mean Was she, you know, that's why you guys got to join the group so I can ask you questions and we can talk, [01:05:00] right? I can't do that with you guys this this kind of thing with this format 

All right. All right. All right. All right. So now anyway, so sounds like your mom's doing some good stuff there She needs to change her diet. She needs to eat human food. Human food is what's that's anything that grows not anything That grows the things that are not poisonous to us that are grow better than good good ones, right? 

spinach, broccoli, cabbage, you know, a lot of them. By the way morning glory, which grows are wild, right? You know, we used to in my era about way back when and you know, in the year, the days, the years, you know, that the years when rock and roll was born, remember that fifties and sixties back in those days, people used to take morning glory seeds and get it gets some sort of psychedelic. 

I agree, pasta does turn into sugar, and parasites love that, being Italian, that's torture. Yeah, but you know what these parasites really love? Is us. [01:06:00] Anything that's in our blood and our tissues, they love that. They don't care what you're eating. But, again, what that's going to do, that sugar is going to cause other problems. 

That's going to increase the amount of fungi, funguses and other things. and eat chronically from it because they're gonna love it and all that stuff. So yeah, but being Italian, it is torture, right? Not to eat pasta. So we got to find good substitutes for pasta. And there are. Kelp noodles. Can't tell the difference. 

There's some of these noodles. Oh, by the way, I gotta tell everybody. While you're all here, Well, I mean, a few people there are people that are going to tell you what we're doing with the groups is starting in January. I'm going to expand what's available to people. No, no, no increase in price or anything like that. 

But I'm going to have Darren Sherbane, who's the kinesiologist. You may have seen him on some of the postings and stuff like this. Amazing. Amazing. You'll never meet anyone [01:07:00] like him ever, but he'll teach you and tell you and explain to you. How do you move? And I mean, even if you're in a wheelchair, how do you move? 

If you need to move, why do you need to move? Because that's how the whole metabolic thing gets mmm started and it increases, immunity decreases. I mean it does. Movement is as essential as sleep. Sleep is essential, movement is, they're both necessary. Daytime, nighttime, both necessary, okay? You have to understand that. 

We've got to move, and we don't move, we don't move. So, it's, I got to move, I got to go to the gym for th No. You don't have to go to the gym. What you got to do is, maybe devote, eh, two minutes. Can you do that? Two minutes? Yeah. And just do it several times a day. 

What do I have to do? Simple things, like get up and down. Sit, you're sitting, stand up, down, down, down, down. As much as you can for 30 seconds. As many as you can. Rest, and do it again. Rest, and do it again. You've done one round. [01:08:00] Walk up the stairs for 70 seconds. That's one minute and 10 seconds. You will have increased natural killer cell function. 

I can natural killer cells six times. This is research. We're not just making it up. Darren's not making it up. And Darren will talk to you about kinesiology. How do I move to stay healthy? What do I need to do? Okay, we're going to have, he's going to be on. And Vanessa, who is our health educator, who's a nutritionist. 

And I mean, She wears so many hats that, you know, if she had to, if she had to, if she could wear, if she had to put all of her hats on at the same time, her head would be at least 12 feet by 12 feet. Okay, she wears a lot of hats. Yoga, meditation, the biochemistry of nutrition and stuff. So she's very smart and experienced. 

So, she will be teaching about nutrition and, not only nutrition, but the stuff we teach in the School of Life, which is how to read labels, how to go shopping, how to avoid, how to get, How do I get makeup that's, or shampoo [01:09:00] that, or things that are, anyway, basically how to live in this toxic world. She's going to do that. 

And then we have Ika, my daughter, who is has somehow born with the ability to take something you love that is completely unhealthy and let's make a healthy version of this, right? I don't want to eat raw food. Eh, eh, eh, eh. Well, why don't you want to eat raw food? Well, it doesn't taste good. It doesn't taste good, okay. 

What is it you like to eat? Eh, eh, eh, eh. Okay. Can you give me the recipe? She'll get the recipe and she'll turn it into, I can eat that. Anyway, in other words, how do we make it taste so good that we want it? We crave it. That's what she does. So she's going to give lessons on food prep. 

And if you want to take it further, you can do something with her. And she'll take you through a whole course on it. And the same with Darren and Vanessa. Yeah. So those three aspects are [01:10:00] going to be taken care of. The other one we're going to bring in is a place to a safe place for you to express how afraid you are how In spite of all this stuff, you're still afraid or you're still whatever any of those places. 

So Kathy I don't know. I think we should call it kathy's corner, but the name is still being worked on. But anyway We're gonna have a place where you can do that privately. I mean in a group you'll have a group and just talk about feelings because what you're going through i'm telling you what you're going through is Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, when you first heard those horrible, ridiculous, lying words that got you in the heart and you can't get them out, screwworm, into the heart. 

That was the original trauma, trauma, and now it's after, so it's called PSTD, Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. But what do you get every day? Current Traumatic Stress Syndrome, right? Every time you [01:11:00] hear that word, every time you wake up and you say, oh yeah, or, You gotta go for an appointment. Currently. So what you're going through iiiiiiiiis 

I don't know. There's no metaphor. You're going through final It's like final exam everyday. 

It's a metaphor that only works for people who have to go through final exam. Anyway. It's unbelievable what you're going through. The real heroes of the universe are you guys. Going through all this and still able to walk. I don't know if I could even do that. So I appreciate it. Because you've been crippled with fear by hearing the lies. 

You've been crippled with fear by hearing the lies. These are lies, lies, lies, lies, lies. It's not a crab. It's not an astrological sign that's in your body. And you don't know how it got there. And it goes in my genes and my ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra. How do I know? That's not it. That's all ridiculous myth. 

Okay. What's going on? Cells are chronically fermenting. Where? Everyone has [01:12:00] chronically fermenting cells because that's what happened and happens. They've got cancer. They're not chronic. They have fermenting cells who stopped fermenting. Yeah. And then they have some that are chronic because, and then if there's enough of them for, if you can get up to like one gram, then you've got a tumor, but that we've all got that at different degrees. 

Okay. So that's all it is. That's all it is. So I got it. What I have to do, I stopped that from happening and I get to take, get my immune system strong. It's really bad. It's a rational approach from a rational understanding of what's going on. Instead of some boogeyman in the closet that I don't know how it got here. 

I don't know how to get rid of it and we don't know. All we can do is yeah, all they can do. Okay, well let them do it to themselves. Okay. That I was waiting on my doctor really wants the biopsy. We'll tell you a doctor to go biopsy his or her nipple and then while they're at it, biopsy one of their lips and while they're at it, having them biopsy I 

don't know what's will not be any fun. How about labia or scrotum? Yeah. Tell them to go biopsy that stuff. [01:13:00] Okay, if they really want a biopsy. And tell them to leave you alone. Leave you alone. You don't need to hear their nonsense. You know, biopsy. Why do they want to biopsy it? They don't even know why. 

Because they want to give it to the pathologist who's going to put a name on it. Oh, your name. That's you. You think you're you? You think you're a human being walking around and having all these No, this is you. You are a adenopartinoma moderately differentiator, or It's, it's, it's, it's 

What is it? It's like, I don't know, someday I'll be able to put the words for what this is, but it's a lie! A lie. A lie, a lie, a lie. Not what it is. There's no it. That's not what it is. You are a process and you are a divine, a process that was divinely designed. And yeah, and guess what? Cut yourself. 

See what happens. Go cut yourself. Not there. Okay, here. Cut yourself here, quite a little, I mean not a big cut, just cut yourself here, and just wash it for the next 72 [01:14:00] hours and tell me what happens. It's gonna heal. Why is it gonna heal? That's how we were designed. We're designed to heal. You got self cleaning ovens? 

What do you do? Check. Close it. Walk away. How do you do the self cleaning in here? Close it. Walk away. Close the mouth. Stop eating. Well, you gotta drink water. And guess what? You're gonna heal. And if you don't do that, I can't do that because I gotta blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah. Okay, drink a lot of green juices. 

Tons of it. Make enough fruit to make it delicious. Drink three, four quarts a day. I can't drink that much. Drink as much as you can so that you're peeing all the time. Do that and you're gonna clean everything out. Guess what's gonna happen? You're gonna heal. Why are you gonna heal? How did you do that? I didn't do it. 

It happened. How did it happen? That's how I was made. Designed to heal. Just like we were designed to be born. We were designed to go from a single cell to a fetus embryo. How's that? Who's doing that? No one's doing it. Then the baby comes out [01:15:00] and now it's growing and becoming. How's that? Who's how you, no one's doing it. 

That's it. This divine, incredible dance of life that's happening. No one's doing it. It's happening. We are all happening. We're human beings. We're not human doings. We don't do anything. I know that's going to bother you who think that I have free will. I, okay, great. Okay. It's very important that you think that. 

So consider continue thinking that, but you don't ever forget. How do you make God laugh? Everybody remember, how do you make God laugh? Anybody know? 

Did y'all fall asleep? Anybody left on Instagram? Instagram has abandoned me. 

19 people, wow. Okay, how do we make God laugh? Anybody? 

Alright, I can't wait for your answers. I'm gonna give you the answer. You make God laugh by telling him, by telling, by telling God your plans. There you go, there you go, [01:16:00] Nicole. You're fantastic, Stu. Yeah. Tell him your plans. Okay. Why? Why is that true? That's true. Because what we think we're going to do is not necessarily what's going to happen. 

If it happens to happen while we, and we're doing, and we're doing it, then we think I did it right. So you ask someone, Hey I'll be there at nine o'clock and it turns out at nine o'clock you're there and you go, man, see what I did. I got here at night. I told you I'd get here at night. I'm going to make that, I'm going to build that house. 

I did it. So we take credit for when, when, when what happens is coincides with our prediction and our actions that we think we're doing now, what happens when it doesn't work, what happens when, 

okay, it's nine o'clock and I, I get there at nine 30, Hey, you know, I don't know how it happened. I mean, I was happened. I thought you were doing well, no, it happened that way. I mean, I'll say you weren't doing it. So [01:17:00] you were doing it only when you show up on time, but when you don't show up on time, it happened. 

I see. Okay. 

Now you're going to build a house. You said you're going to build a house. It's already April and your house is not built. You said it'd be built in February. Yeah. Well, you know, I don't know all these things have happened. You mean they happened and not you doing, and the point is this, when it doesn't work out as predicted, we say it's happening. 

We give it something else happened or something else did it, but when it does work out and I've seen what I did. Anyway, by the way, I know I'm going to bother a lot of you, but you don't do anything, anything, anything, it all happens. So, that's what I'm saying about your body, your body will heal. All you've got to do is make sure that it has all it needs. 

Air, water, a drainage system, you know, things like that. I'm being very simplified, however, you get the point, right? 

Now Alex, Your mom's doing great change her [01:18:00] diet have her height mom. I hope you're listening. Laurie says I've been taking 12 millimeter. I gotta get moving. I gotta get that. Yeah every weekend I hear Oh that if you heard from a podcast that actually could be stimulating the parasites if you're not taking enough Did I hurt myself? 

No, no, no, no. I'm just saying if you're taking not enough if you're under treating then you disturb them They will migrate. Okay, but you know, they migrate anyways, but not You don't wanna stimulate them to do that. So what I'm saying is, so no, wherever you're at now, whatever you've been doing is fantastic. 

Just add a couple of other, you know, one of the benam midsoles and add a Nilo one, get a couple extras, and no, you haven't done that. You haven't hurt them. You have, you're okay. Relax and remember everyone. Hmm, no. If you're so inclined, you can say, oh, but if you're not so inclined, say Mm. 

Whatever. Hum, hum, hum. Why do you [01:19:00] want to hum? It stimulates parasympathetic, which takes you away from sympathetic overdrive. You need to balance it. How else do you do that? You do that by going for a long run. Or, a long bike ride. Or you do that with tai chi or chi gong, or yoga. Any of those kinds of meditations that you can align with breathing. 

Pranayama. 

So, Laura, you're fine. You're just gonna add some more and you did good stuff. Don't worry about it. You are there's no good or bad. you would do it, you would. It's that you're doing fantastic and the fact that you're here as your questions are even more fantastic. Now, this is from the Tawa, Tanya, Tanya. 

I have a Demodex mite infestation. Okay, Tanya. I don't know if anyone's ever heard of this demodex mite infestation. 

But anyway, just I, I hope this doesn't ruin your day or your night. You're going to sleep now. I hope this doesn't give you bad [01:20:00] dreams, but guess what? These are like tiny microscopic tick like organisms, right? That live on us. Anyway, they live in our, especially our eyelashes our eyelids. They love that. 

Anyway you know, there's actually two species of them, right? There's Demodex Folliculorum, and there's Demodex brevis. They're very, very small, like. 0. 15 up to 0. 2 millimeters. You know, they have eight legs and they, what do they eat? They feed on dead skin and the oils that we secrete. That's how they get their energy. 

That's how they live. Guess what? What the research shows is that they happen to be on a hundred percent of adults humans. And why are they there? I don't want them there. You need them there. They keep your skin healthy. They're part of how we stay healthy. They're actually part of our, if we wanna think of our microbiome, 'cause they're pretty almost, they're micro, you can't really see them now. 

So they're microbiome. They're part of it. Now. How do they get [01:21:00] to be a problem? Why is she having saying she has a problem because there's been an imbalance and now there's more of them than than normal and now they're gonna cause itching and stuff like that. Nothing terrible. But that's what it is. You know, you get like some sort of itis, inflammation of your skin, derma, dermatitis, right? 

So, remember, these guys are, are ubiquitous. They're not ectoparasites, because basically they're commensal. What is the difference? Mutualism is when you have an organism on you, in you, that is getting benefit from being in and on you, or on you, and you're getting benefit from it. That's mutualism. 

Commensalism is that it's getting benefit and you're not getting any harm. Parasitism is when it's getting benefit and you're harmed. 

Mutualism. We're both getting, they keep our skin really healthy. They get rid of the dead stuff and you know, they keep us from being too oily and stuff like that. So, you know, at worst they would be commensal. That is they're getting benefit. We're not getting anything, but we are, [01:22:00] but anyway, when they get out of hand, like, because why, because you've got some sort of imbalance, how do you get the imbalance? 

I don't know. You, you, it could be something that could be that you're inside, which you're eating and you're out, you're out of balance. It could be On your skin. You know, you've got what you're using has 

killed or eliminated some of the other microorganisms that live on you so that these guys take over. Cause they're, you know, if they're, they see some empty, empty parking spots, they're going to park their car there. And so if you've got a lot more of them, that means other guys left. So you want to restore the balance. 

That's all you want to do. So you're not getting, you want to get rid of them. You want to restore the healthy balance of them, right? So one of the things you can use is if you, if you want to go after them, that's what you can use. Like that Ivermectin cream. We were talking about ointment, like 15%. You can put that on, that'll get, that'll eliminate some of them, but you got to have good, the healthy ones, other microorganisms moving in. 

So that means what that means. You're going to get healthy, clean your colon, [01:23:00] eat right, get enough sleep. Do all that sort of thing. Don't put any poisons on your skin. Like, don't use soaps that have poisons. Don't use makeup or any other kind of lotions or stuff that have poisons on them. You know, if you want to use oils and stuff because you're in a dry climate, use coconut oil or even extra virgin olive oil or extra virgin coconut oil or, you know, things like that. 

Alright? Alright 

tree tea oil, tea tree oil. Remember tea tree oil? Yeah, we've heard about it, smelled it, and all that stuff. It's good for this. The 5%, alright? Now anyway, I don't know why it happened with you, but remember, they live on our skin. They are part of our microflora. They are, they keep us happy. So, we just want to get them back into a natural, healthy balance, okay? 

And no, I've got these eight legged creatures living on my eyelashes. Like welcome to planet earth. You, there are more of them in and on you than there are cells in your body. If I [01:24:00] out them, there's no, you, they are the context in which we live. So there's no, you know, it's kind of like the soil for the plants. 

If the plant, imagine a plant saying, I don't want any dirt around me. I don't want any dirt on me. 

If you don't have a hydroponic system, there's no way you're going to get a plant to live in the air. Kind of need the dirt. It's not dirt. I don't like the word dirt. It's a pejorative term. Let's call it. Let's call it I don't know Earth. Yeah, let's call it Earth. Earth is kind of a cool town Why do we want to call it Earth? 

Because that's what it is. And we are what? What are we? We are Earthlings. Why would I say such a bizarre weird thing? Because what happens when we die, when we stop breathing, what happens? Our body turns back to Earth. What doesn't it turn back to? It doesn't turn back to the United Kingdom. It doesn't turn back to the United States. 

America. It doesn't turn back Germany, it doesn't turn back to Thailand. It turns back to earth. 

What did Solomon say? You know, Solomon 

and his father. [01:25:00] Anyway, Solomon said he looked at this, this kind of man, that kind of man. And then he looked at the animals and he goes, what is the difference? 'cause the same one event happened to them all. What is that one event? In other words, this mortal coil is shed remember. What is it? What is that from which it is shed, that's who you are. 

You're not this. You're not this image. You gotta remember that. You gotta know that. And I know, even though you might, whatever religion you may have, you think you know that, right? But you really don't because you're afraid to die. We're afraid to die because we don't know that, what we think we, say we do. 

Like Christian people would often say, you know, I can't wait to be with Jesus. Because they know that's what's gonna happen when they die. But they don't want to go there and not, I mean, not today. You [01:26:00] Right. I mean, there's no religion, which is good because that's not the goal is not to to do that. The reason we're alive that we were given this gift of life is to get as much whatever it is that we're getting from it to get, get it, keep getting it right. 

So that natural tendency to want to live and survive is it's fantastic and you don't want to lose you want to yay. That's very, very important. But what I'm just saying is that because we don't really know that what it does happen, that it's okay. Not only okay, but it's just a necessary as birth was in order to get into this life We had to be born and even though we don't remember it really wasn't that much fun coming in your head getting squashed It wasn't a lot of fun. 

Then he gets slapped and all but yeah, here I am Yay, and then on the other way going out to But remember, that's, these are, that's just one little part of the entire drama, which is eternal. So, we have [01:27:00] to know that, and if you know that, you're going to enjoy every moment, and you, I want it to continue. I, hey, if enlightenment means I don't get to be born again, I don't want that. 

I like being born. I like being alive. I kind of like being in the flesh. It's fun. It's more fun than it is a bummer. But that's just my experience. Some people might feel the opposite. And I don't want to get off the wheel of Merton. I like that. 

Co coexisting with these little guys. Okay, we're not getting rid of them We're gonna coexist. How do we coexist happily? That's what we do. Okay. All right. Now, let's go on and Okay, this is Tracy. How do I how to reverse the damage of chronic lymes? How much iodine do you take for hypothyroidism? I have many more health issues. 

I have questions about chronic inflammation, cholesterol, diabetes, congestive heart failure. I took a, I took a Novdive into limes that wrecked my life. Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa, Tracy, you got to come out of it quickly. Stop using all these words. There's only one word you need to ever think about and that is health. 

How do I [01:28:00] get my health restored? Forget all those names. They're just names. Chronic congestive heart failure. All right, diabetes. All right, cholesterol. Cholesterol is bad. It's good. Necessary. Chronic inflammation. Inflammation is bad. Inflammation is this. Ah, don't, don't forget those words. How do I get healthy? 

How do you get healthy? Tracy, you do it by getting rid of all the garbage and then bringing in nothing but stuff is your body was designed to eat and to drink and put your body to sleep early because that's what you were a diurnal creature. Put it to bed early. And when it gets up in the morning, make, have, have it first. 

Learn to still its mind through meditation and prayer then have have your body to have it read Because it's mine to be fresh I give it 10 15 minutes of reading in the morning is worth two hours at night and then movement go do movement Get that body moving. So by 6 a. m Because you went to bed you woke up before why because you went to bed at eight And so by 6 a. 

m, everybody else was Drinking [01:29:00] coffee and you're like you've already taken care of your mind body and spirit You're out the door and you're protected You've got the armor of health and knowledge and truth on you and you're going to go through The vicissitudes of life and say, Hey, what else can you show me? 

And you're going to be driving past that, whatever it is, McDonald's donuts. Normally you would tempt you. No way. Plus you read this morning and you feel so good. That's what you got to do. And forget all those words, whatever. Doctor, what's wrong with me? Well, tell me the symptoms. Well, then, okay. Let me do this. 

Okay. You have. That's what's wrong with you. That thing is what's wrong with me. That, that. So you gotta get rid of that. Do you realize how insane that is? It has nothing to do with reality. What you gotta do is just simply the same thing every time, and that is get rid of the garbage, get rid of the waste, [01:30:00] put in nothing but that which is going to turn into flesh, blood, and energy. 

And then take care of your mind by learning to shut it up, and going to bed early and moving around. That's it. And then stop. Don't lie. Don't lie. You talk to people. Don't lie. It's not easy because everyone, we learned a lot. In fact, to be successful is you got to be a good liar, right? You look great today. 

Yeah. How's it go? Do you like my new blouse? Yes, the wonderful blouse looks fantastic. These are not dangerous lies, but you know, we can't ever be truthful, right? Anyway, if we stop lying to each other, which is a big, big, big deal. That means you can't sell anybody. You can't sell anything. You got to sell them for truth. 

Hey, look, If you buy this from me, I'm going to make some money. And that's what I'm telling you about. Now, hopefully if you're in alignment with what you're selling, but actually I use it myself. So it's not that I'm or if you don't use it, I don't really know what it is, but [01:31:00] if we were to be honest, so if we'd be honest, so if you can, in order to be honest and to get away with it, what do you need to do? 

You need to be in integrous with, in your relationship with it, whatever it is. So if you're selling something that you yourself use. Then you're sharing basically and you're gonna get some money for it. Yeah, that's but if you're not Can you imagine selling stuff that you like? Can you imagine selling? 

Glyphosate or can you imagine selling on a red dye number 44, whatever it is Imagine selling 

or selling parasite. I don't know Imagine selling that and trying to and then you had to sell the truth. So if we stop lying to each other Whoa. Well, also the other thing is when you're lying to someone that you care about like a wife or husband or a good friend I don't know laws or some so many events Then you're feeling something inside, and that is called emotional pus, and it becomes an [01:32:00] emotional abscess. 

You gotta get rid of that, right? If you got a big abscess, what do you do? You gotta clean it out. You gotta get rid of that pus. Alright, so, anyway, that's how you'll be healthy. So forget everything else you think you had. You had nothing but deviations from health. And you're gonna get back on that road, right? 

Okay, now, and no more lies. Okay. Now, the other thing you need, if you have, if Lyme's is really a problem, is a frequency generator. The GB4000 is great, find someone who has one. The Spooky 2 is good too, it's more complicated. 

Okay, 

I'm always out of time. God, that's because I'm going to stay a little later because I missed the early part. Okay, Denise is saying, What really is cancer and how, after spending billions and billions of dollars on research, do they still not have a cure? Denise, You're new to us. I can tell. But here's [01:33:00] first of all, what cancer really is is chronically fermenting cells. 

Go and listen to some of the things I've said, okay? And hang around because I'll say them again and again and again and again. Chronically fermenting cells. After spending billions and billions, how come we didn't get rid of it? How come there's no cure? There's no cure for that because it's not a disease. 

It's not something that got into us. It is a homeostatic corrective response to a situation that is not meeting the biological needs. Therefore If we meet the needs, it, that response won't be necessary. So that's what it is. A cure would mean, how do I get rid of this thing that shouldn't be there, but it should be there because that's how the body has to do that. 

It has to ferment to make energy. Otherwise it stops existing. Changing your understanding, you'll understand. So they're gonna be spending billions and billions of What they're doing is feeding the lie. They're feeding this thing, this monster they made called the disease model. Cancer. We're in the war against cancer. 

We're gonna kill it. Okay, all that [01:34:00] lie has allowed them the apparatus and the reason. It's the impetus. It's the reason. It's the for them to do what they're doing, and that is sell this stuff, buy this stuff. Newest drug, latest drug, clinically proven. All that nonsense to get rid of something. Can't get rid of something if it's not there. 

So anyway, if we understand that the body is doing what it's doing, always out of necessity, then we need to change what's happening to the body so that it is no longer necessary. It's so important. Simple. 

Not easy to do, because why? Because we're stuck, we're habitual, we're stuck on pleasure, we're stuck on appetite, you know, inertia, body in motion tends to stay in motion, the body at rest tends to stay at rest, well that's us, we're in motion on this journey, on this death dance, this, you know, called living, living the good life we're on a death dance, and we're in motion, and we can't get off of it, right? 

We gotta get knocked off of it by somebody saying, [01:35:00] you have, and you have, and When we say that, we go, oh my gosh, and then we get knocked off that dance and we say, now that's your chance. That's your chance to say, wait a minute, okay, ah, I'm not getting back on that. I'm going to go on this other journey that I think looks a little better. 

Look, there's a beautiful paradise. It's called health. I want to go there. I don't want to go on that ugly road or let's go here. Let's go to health. So we get knocked off it by some word, whatever that word is. If you want to use the word cancer, you want to use the word heart disease, Alzheimer's. Autism or anything that whatever does it. 

Okay. I don't want to don't don't jump into that thing that they made up I promise you they made it up just go. There's a paradise over there. It's called hell. Let's get on that road That's all it gives you the opportunity to get on that road and you get on that road And then so those billions of dollars that's why they have that They invented this whole mythological situation so they can, they're not spending, they're making billions. 

Okay, now let's [01:36:00] go this is Zeugas. I have a stomach lump around four centimeters growing on top tissue, not aggressive, not spread. I refuse chemotherapy and I have scheduled surgery. on December 11th. Oh, no, did we miss you? What time is it? What day is it? Today's the ninth where I am, so it's the eighth, maybe, wherever you are. 

Anyway, stop, stop, stop, stop. You're gonna cut off something that is not aggressive, not spreading, and we don't even know what it is. You're doing a keto vegan diet. You do testing again in a few months. The hospital says it's risky, so they're pushing me to, then don't wait. They want you to cut it off. 

The only thing the hospital, the hospital is saying what's risky is they are risking not getting the money for this procedure because once they do the procedure, whatever it is, it's going to make it worse. Which means you're going to need more of their stuff. The only thing at risk is their [01:37:00] you know, their livelihood. 

They won't tell you that. And I'll probably get knocked off of everything for saying that. But you know what? How do I not say it? How do you not say the truth? Who doesn't say the truth? People that are what? Mhm. Selling you something, right? Okay. I'm not selling you anything, nothing. I'm not saying you anything ever except the truth or what I have found to be the truth. 

No products. Now I could endorse some products that I think that I use you know, like some Faraday clothing, a dehydrated, 

What do you call it? A juicer, you know, things that I, I mean, I could endorse them, but I know the reason I don't want to endorse anything is because. 

I think that takes away my credibility because then you say, wow, that's why he's saying that he's trying to sell air. I just want you to know that I'm not saying it for any other [01:38:00] reason that it is the truth. You know what I'm saying? It's the truth. That's the way I'm saying it. I would never, why would I say something that is, I mean, to me, to say that it is not true to gain something is actually pretty normal in our society. 

However, it's probably why we're all messed up. Okay. If we only told the truth, 

can you imagine? Anyway, so I'm not selling anything. Except the truth. And by the way, I'm not going to give you answers. I'm going to give you the ability to figure out the answers. That's more important, right? Isn't that more important? Yes, it is. So whatever that four centimeter thing is growing on the top of your tissue and it's not aggressive, it's not spreading, you know, put some iodine or get some Lugol's iodine five percent and just liquid paint around it. 

I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is. I don't know if it's a lipoma. I don't know if it's you know, a little fat growth. I don't know if it's some sort of [01:39:00] chronically fermenting group of cells or I don't know. You don't know. And it doesn't matter. Let's just Get rid of it. Let's let it resolve away by living healthy. 

Let's get healthy. Clean your butt. Do all the things that you need to do to be healthy. Do what you would do if you didn't have that lump so that you could avoid getting that lump and any other kind of lump. What is that? You live healthy. So what happens if you have the lump? You live healthy. Don't have the lump? 

Live healthy. You have broccagene? Live healthy. You don't have broccagene? Live healthy. I mean, it's the same answer to everything. Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright. Yeah, I don't know what else to say, but there's only one way to get healthy. Alright, everybody, we're actually here to be healthy, right? 

We're not here for any other reason, right? Is that why we're all here? We're here to be healthy? Guess what? There's only one way. You know what? So I guess this will be my last show, since you're gonna find out that there's only one way. I have nothing else to say. I have to say it over and over again. 

Why? Because you're not gonna believe it, even though I tell you. How do you, how do you get healthy by living healthy? [01:40:00] But I'm taking these, okay. Let's pretend that's not true. Let's pretend it's not true. No, let's not pretend it's not true. Let's joyfully. 

Celebrate that we have had the blessings, the kut karma, beautiful destiny, to have wound up in a place in our lives to actually have learned and heard the truth. 

Yeah, the colon, you know, the colon is an important biomarker of health. 

Now, the colon is the last part of the intestines. It's about 5 feet or 1. 5 meters. And it's not just a storage for waste. When the chyme, C H Y M E, leaves the small intestines, which is whatever's left of the stuff you ate and goes into the colon, the last remaining 10 to 15 percent of the water is reabsorbed, and all that stuff becomes [01:41:00] food for these microorganisms that are going to produce substances like short chain fatty acids to For your health. 

So it's really an important part. And it's also how you keep them the, a lot, this large microbiome, they stay alive, they're eating, they're feeding, they're feeding on all the stuff and they're alive and they're going to keep you healthy and all that's important. But up to a point, six hours from the time that stuff entered your colon from the small intestines, six hours later, it's time to get out, get rid of it. 

Cause it's done. All that's going to do, we don't do that. We hang on to it for weeks, years, decades. 

And so keeping it clean, keeping it flowing. Yeah. Have you ever had a good colonic and you get a few in a row, you're going to have a, do you ever take a shower? You know how great you feel after a shower? Imagine having that feeling internally, right? So here's another one. Do I have time? I don't have time, but I'm going [01:42:00] to do it anyway, real quickly. 

Jerry, hi, Dr. Locke. I follow you constantly on Sunday night. I'm in the UK. Kathy suggested she try and show you my question. I don't have the money for your CFCs group. I've been clutching at anything. You can get on the health and healing group and you'll get at least get on that. It's the same thing. 

Same thing. But you know, you get more of course for the CFC. I've been clutching at anything from you and Dr V. Dr V. Is that Bobby Vinton? No, no. V. Sorry, I don't know who Dr V is, but I'm glad that they're helping. I've done everything money will allow. Huh. In the past 2007 I had a G. I. S. T. Stomach in 2007 ovarian in 2015. 

I started in 2018 with D. C. I. S. Done the conventional at the time until I had a bad experience, and then I started looking into alternative conventional at the time until I had a bad experience. I did all the alternative, researching endlessly. Unfortunately, through family [01:43:00] pressure, I had two of the bioweapons, which I deeply regret. 

Within two weeks of CFCs started in my breast after the bioweapons. I was back under conventional again. The surgeon wanted to take the lump and do a full axillary clearance, but I declined to only take the lump and three lymph nodes. Isn't that amazing, we have to barter for body parts? I'll tell you what, I'll agree to it, but only three? 

Two? Okay, let's compromise. I want them all. I don't want you to take any. Okay, we'll compromise. Three? Okay, three. What is this, bartering for body parts? It's pretty sick. Two years in, I did everything. I started with a fungating breast tumor, which was growing at an alarming rate. I was bleeding so much and I fainted in the bathroom and got admitted to the hospital, where they tried to stop me. 

Stem the bleeding. September of this year, I had to ask my GP to change hospitals and surgeons as I got severe PTSD from my hospital experience. Of course you did. [01:44:00] This new surgeon went down to the conventional route again and requested a biopsy. I went into panic attack and started to cry. And he said, I can't do anything without a biopsy. 

I had no alternative. My previous diagnosis was ER positive, HER2 positive. The new biopsy showed ER negative and HER2 positive. Thank goodness he couldn't give me tamoxifen, which I wouldn't have taken anyway. Right, so you understand. ER positive. Now it's ER negative, meaning, I mean, it's growing even though estrogen is not, but I thought estrogen was, so it's, 

yeah, none of it makes sense. That's why you don't even want to talk to you. Talk. Why talk to them? It's kind of like, I don't know. Did you ever read The Hobbit? It's when you're first reading The Hobbit, it's very complicated. You finally understand that like Harry Potter, Potter, right? The beginning is like, what? 

You don't want to get, you don't want to get into this big fairy tale here because it's Not anything fairy about it. I went okay he went ahead with the left breast [01:45:00] mastectomy on the 21st No, he went ahead you went ahead and let him do it on the 21st of ever with extensive surgery to my chest wall And my back as the CFC is not gone there. 

He did a full lymph node clearance. I was under anesthesia for that long I had to go into intensive care for two days as I lost a lot of blood and my blood pressure went to 80 My oncologist appointment is next week on the 10th of December, then the 13th to see a radiologist oncologist. I really don't know what to do from here. 

Any advice? Whoa. Okay, first of all, Jerry, listen. 

We're in a system that requires this stuff called money to get around and navigate the system, which is 

an unspeakable evil. However, that's where we are, so let's just say okay. Through family pressure, you wouldn't get the Bible. So from now on you learn to Jerry that you just tell your family, you don't want to hear any of their advice about health, [01:46:00] tell your family that the day they walk through the door and they are representatives of health. 

They're beaming, and their eyes are glowing, and they're just completely optimistic, and compassionate, and loving, and healthy, and energetic, and all that. Then you say, hey, what are you doing? I want to be like that. Then you'll take their advice. Meanwhile, if you got some people that are not well, telling you what to do to stay, to avoid getting ill, you know, It's like an alcoholic telling you you really shouldn't drink. 

Or to go have a drink. It's an alcoholic telling you to go have a drink, yeah. Anyway, so, so tell your family, listen, say, I love you guys. I'm so glad you're here, but just keep your mouth closed. Okay, now 

that's it. So, okay. The other thing is, you're stuck. 'cause you're go, you're in their world, but you're in their world and you're going through all this stuff because you're afraid. And you're afraid because you bought [01:47:00] their story. Okay? And their story is that you're in this horrible nightmare and these things are after you, and you gotta get us. 

We got, and we're gonna give you all this stuff. And how's it going to help you? Well, it's going to poison you and that's going to help you. And you're going, okay, it's going to poison me and that's going to help me. Okay. You realize how crazy afraid we have to be. Okay? Yeah. You didn't get tomoxifen gladly, thankfully. 

But I mean it doesn't matter because wouldn't have needed it anyway. So what You gotta just jump off of that train jump, hold the jump out the door, jump out, get out, get out, get out. Get out and get hit, and look for that road to paradise. So the road to paradise, as soon as you jump outta that train, you'll see it's right in front of you. 

It's a beautiful road. And guess what? Who's on it? Everybody. who figured out that that train is the train to death, the train to hell. Let me get on this. Yeah, let's go to [01:48:00] paradise. A paradise is the word. So your oncologist appointment, first of all I mean, unless you're in pain and bleeding or I don't know something going on, you don't need to go see him or her, and then they want you to see the radiation oncologist. 

I wonder what he's going to say. I wonder what the radiation oncologist is going to say. You think he's going to say You know, I think you should go on a juice cleanse. You think the radiation oncologist is going to say that? Eh, mmm, good chance he won't say that. She. There's a good chance the radiation oncologist might say, You know, we need to irradiate you. 

We need to irradiate you because why? Mmm, because that's what it says to do. And I need my, I need a job, you know. That's the only real reasons. Otherwise, now is radi You never do radiation? Of course you do radiation. There's times you do radiation. You've got a tumor on your spine. You've got it in your brain. 

Yeah, there are times you have to do radiation. Yes, yes, yes, yes, and there are times you have to do surgery. Yes, yes, yes, yes. The question is [01:49:00] when to what degree and when are you finished and all that stuff? Those are the questions. Okay. And your situation radiation? No. For what? You had the mastectomy. Did they get it all? 

If they got it all, what are you going to radiate? If they didn't get it all? Okay. So there's just a little bit left. Okay. Well, let's just make my body healthy to get rid of that little bit. Radiate you? Okay. So if you don't need that, and they took all these lymph nodes and all these things, don't let them do anything else to you. 

They took your breast, they took your lymph nodes, full lymph node clearance, whatever that means. All it means is that they took all your lymph nodes and your, who gave you those lymph nodes was God. And so, let no man take it what God has given. Anyway. All right. They've done enough harm, right? 

They've done enough. You don't make an appointment with the people who just, who just committed mayhem on you. You don't make an appointment with these people. You go the other way. You say, [01:50:00] all right, you guys, all right, great. You guys want to do what to me? You want, you haven't heard me. And now you want to radiate me. 

Hey, forget it. I'm going to Fukushima. I'm going to spend a week at Fukushima. Would that make you happy? If I spend a week at Fukushima, 

listen, 

these guys are like beyond, they're like. There's insanity and then there's whatever these guys are and they've got the cooliones. They've got the what do you call them? The spa they've got the courage the not the currency the audacity to come back and say more It's like I get this what imagine somebody borrows money from you, right? 

They but can I just have okay you get this 100. You know what? What are you gonna do with that 100? Why don't you do Okay, so now, now you've done it like, 20 times. And you go, so wait a minute, you need more? What's happening? And you go, I just need one more. Alright, okay, okay. At [01:51:00] some point you're gonna say, wait a minute. 

Now, see I'm, I'm the kind of person that keeps finding, going along with it and helping, giving it away. The person, how do they have the audacity? I could you, I would never if I bought, if I borrowed money and I didn't hadn't paid it back yet, I couldn't go ask for more. I mean, unless it was my mom, but I mean, anyway, the audacity, these guys have the audacity after they just destroyed your life. 

Try to, you're not going to be destroyed because you're too strong. You're going to make it. And even though they took out a bunch of lymph nodes, that's okay. You're going to go see a certified lymphatic therapist someday. If you can get out of getting, first of all, you have one big problem. It's called the UK. 

Oh, you got to get out of the, I'm telling you, I'm sorry. If you're British and you, you know, long live the queen stuff. It's long live the King now. Okay. But I'm telling you, 

there's a guy named George what was his name? Orwell. Yeah. He was British and he wrote about you guys and guess what? [01:52:00] You had a baby called America, which is like far worse. Far worse. It's kind of reminds me of Damien. You had a child called Damien. This is America and it's like worse So i'm not i'm not saying you know, by the way So i'm just saying so one of the problems you get uk doesn't want you to do anything that's in your best interest. 

So I mean you're not going to get there and then if you're poor there 

So you got dcis you got all these things you've had all these things these ovarian all that So, you know what? It's time to clean house Get, now that doesn't, it's gonna cost you money to buy, you gotta get a juicer, you gotta clean your eyes, you gotta clean your colon, you learn to do enemas, you can do all these stuff. 

It's not a matter of believing you can heal, because if you believe, that means you also doubt. So, I want you to, let me ask you a question, Jerry. If you're peeling something later and you cut your finger, do you believe it's gonna [01:53:00] heal? No. Or do you know it's gonna heal? You know it's gonna heal. So what do you do? 

Band aid, wash it off, band aid, you're done, right? What happens? It heals. Okay. When you know you're gonna heal inside, that's when it is. So don't, it's unbelievable. You will heal. You can heal. You do heal. And all you do is get all the junk away and give it what it needs. Get the water, get the junk out. Give it water and good food, good soil, and the plant is gonna grow. 

You're gonna have a beautiful, incredible, beautiful of life. Okay. I'm just telling you that it's that easy to comprehend, and it's that easy to do. The thing is, you got to remember, anything that you hear that's not in that, don't hear it. I want to give you you want to give me an apple? Okay. You want to give me a pear? 

Okay. You want to give me an enema bag? Okay, great. Oh, you want to give me a place to meditate? Okay. Anything else? You got to do that. Just change your whole paradigm, okay? You got to change your paradigm. And you're, you don't have enough, don't say, am I oncologist? You don't have [01:54:00] an oncologist. You got an arm, you got a leg, you used to have lymph nodes, you don't have an oncologist, okay? 

You don't have an oncologist, okay? And you're not gonna meet his friend, the radiation oncologist, the radio the the radiation oncologist because you don't want to have a radiation oncologist. It's like, you don't want to have a surgeon. You want to have a good friend. You want to have people that love you. 

You want to get back on the road to health. Forget their lies, okay? Yes. Now, what was the question here about the 

Will doing urotherapy help my essential thrombocythemia with JAK2 mutation? No. Actually you know, urotherapy no. No, I don't think it is an essential thrombocythemia essential means they don't know what is causing it thrombocythemia means your thrombo your Platelets are high. Okay, and it's not because the jack to mutation is because the there the the changes in the genetics Happened as a result of [01:55:00] the situation. 

Okay, so that it's the other way around So that didn't cause it because of that cause it there's no way out 

They give me a change your genes and can't change your genes I mean, I changed my genes. You know, I've got several pairs of them, but I mean, these genes you can't change, right? So now, that's not it. So get out of the thing. You've got high platelets. Why? Well, when you get down to it, there's some toxicity in there. 

And I don't care if it's a microorganism or whatever it is, it got in there because why? Why are microorganisms anywhere? Why is any organism anywhere? It found food. If it finds food. So you're going to clean out all the junk. So because you don't want things that eat junk, you want things that only the same things that you eat, the nutrients that you eat. 

You don't want things that eat junk. Okay. You're going to clean out, forget their words, forget their words, jump off that train. You guys jump off that death train. I'm telling you, you got to jump off the death train. Thrombocytemia, or maybe you have what's called myelodysplastic syndrome is what they call it [01:56:00] MDS. 

Anyway, it's just another word that you know what I need to know what it is because they don't know what it is There's no it that's why they don't know because anyway, whatever all we know is our body is out of balance What do I need to do get it back in balance? How do I do that? I get rid of the junk and I give it what it needs is so simple We want to complicate it. 

Why do we want to complicate it? Why do they want us to complicate it? So they can have billions and billions and billions of dollars, not only billions and billions of dollars, but more importantly, control. They got control over our emotions, our mind. That's a big deal. Why is that important? Because then they can do whatever they want. 

And they, this, for them, that's fun. You know, I, I, I don't know if any of you like to play chess or checkers, right? It's fun, right? They're having fun playing with us. You know, chess and checkers, you know, at least we're dealing with inanimate objects and we're just kind of challenging the person's mind. 

But 

what they're doing is, can you imagine you've got to, you've got to be what they call sociopathic to be able to do [01:57:00] something that results in someone's harm and enjoy it. It's fun. I mean, that's. Yeah, those are the guys. So you don't want, I don't want my, you don't want ancho, you don't want a doctor. I don't want an my, just get rid of those possessive pronouns and those words, those words aren't real. 

See that paradise over there? Down that road there. There's where I'm going. Good to go. Let's go together. Are you Got sweat cop? See you next week and I hope I'm on time. I'm gonna be on time. It's positive effort. So, so iha and, well, there's still 71 of you here. And 2017, well, Instagram doesn't really, I don't know, doesn't like me anymore. 

Let's do one more since 71 of you are here. Okay so this is from Sarah. She says, My sister did many radiation treatments on her spine, pelvis, hip, and thyroid. Now her bones are, have fractures in those [01:58:00] areas. Her thyroid is destroyed. Her heart rate is over 100. How do I safely remove radiation from her body and restore her thyroid and repair her? 

Wow. Sarah. So I hope, Jerry, you're still listening? 

 Manuel, muy buenas noches. Hey, I, you can, you know, I found out you can have these things you can press some button and have it in Spanish or whatever language, yeah. Thai, any language. Okay, so I hope you're listening to what Sarah said. Her sister did radiation on her bones and her thyroid. 

So now her thyroid doesn't work and she's got fractures. What, can you imagine if that radiation was on soft tissue like breast, like heart, like lung? like intestines. If that does that to bone. 

Okay, so what is the problem? Why are these things fracturing? Why doesn't her thyroid work? Because what happens? Why do we get persistent problems from radiation treatment that stopped already, right? They've ended the treatment. What happened? Why? Why does it happen? [01:59:00] Because 

how does radiation work? Ionizing radiation. What does it do? It produces free radicals. Free radicals are electron deficient molecules that are going to grab electrons, right? That winds up destroying. the mitochondria, the membranes of the cell, the ribosomes, the lysosomes, the DNA, and it gets gets it all. 

It's just yeah. So, what happens when you get radiation is you heard about the gift that keeps giving. That's it. Not the gift. The the the evil that keeps evil. Yeah, that's it. You get the radiation. Stop. It's still going. It's still going. So, you only do it when you absolutely have to and what do you do? 

Okay. So, you realize, okay, it's producing free radicals but that means it's their electron deficient and Guys that are looking for new ones. So what do we do? Give them some electrons so they don't have to do that. They won't bother anybody. All right, you fill them up with electrons and they're full. 

They're not gonna bother anybody, right? 

How do you [02:00:00] fill them up with electrons? You make sure you're getting enough vitamin C. You're taking it the right way. You're taking two grams of sodium liposomal sodium ascorbate four times a day and or you're putting eight grams of potassium. sodium ascorbate powder into a liter of water and you're sipping slowly 7 p. 

m. You can't finish before that time. You got to take small sips. You got to take enough carotenoids, vitamin A, mixed carotenoids. Take a lot. Make sure when they do the blood test you're at the upper limits of normal for that. And then vitamin D, you got to make sure you're taking a lot of vitamin D, bones and etc. 

up, keep you level around 100. What else you got to take? A bunch of melatonin, 180 milligrams a night. You'll work your way up slowly. You got to make sure you get your thyroid right now. Your thyroid's destroyed. I don't know what that means. You're not producing any thyroid at all. Are you basically without any thyroid function? 

I don't know. If you are, then you need to take, you're going to be on a thyroid supplement. And I hope they got you more than just a synthroid or something like that, which is only a T4. Hope they have on a natural T3, T4, which they don't. They should. Or you could. I don't know. You could go to the internet and look for [02:01:00] something like, I don't know, thyrovans and get it. 

It'd be really important for you to get some help and guidance on what you're going to do because you got a lot of stuff like that. But the bones, what are we going to do for the bones? Well, you need, bones are made of, let's see, what? Minerals? Okay. And what? Connective tissue? Okay, that's vitamin C. 

Connective? Minerals, calcium, magnesium, selenium, manganese. Where do I get that? Oh, plants, that's right. Okay. I would get a multi mineral complex, multi mineral complex. Take three of those pills three times a day. Multi mineral complex. All those vitamins I was talking about. And then eat healthy, eat healthy, eat healthy. 

What is healthy? Plants. Okay, 

I, Where am I going to get my protein? Well, same place an elephant gets its protein from. The same thing a hippopotamus gets its protein from. And, you know that [02:02:00] horse, that zebra, that wildebeest? Right? Eats nothing but plants and it's got all that protein. So much so that that lion is gonna eat it. Because it knows that's where it's gonna get its nutrition from. 

That lion's not gonna eat a tiger. That lion's not gonna eat a dog. That lion's gonna eat a vegan. Lion's not stupid. Okay, well I don't want to be a vegan because a lion will eat me. There you go. You want to be a lion's favorite food. You don't want to get eaten by one, but you want to be their favorite food. 

What do you need? You need all those minerals and you need them, they come in plants. So you're going to do green juicing, you're going to eat green foods, you're going to get all that stuff. To get all those minerals and nutrients and all that sort of thing. And you've got to stop the, you've got to give enough free radicals. 

So by doing the vitamin C, A, D and vitamin E, you're going to take 2, 000 units of vitamin E a day. A good mixed tocopherols and tocotrienols. Mixed tocopherols and tocotrienols. Mixed tocopherols and tocotrienols. Those [02:03:00] are the two kinds of tocotrienols. Tocopherols. Mixed. 

And, Valasta. Gonna give you lots of and you're gonna do what? You're gonna take your body weight 

in pounds and that's how many milligrams you're gonna take a day. Two times a day with some kind of fatty meal. And you're only eating in the six hour windows? No, I mean the twelve and four, whatever. Fatty meal. Tablespoon of pumpkin seed butter. Raw almond butter. Raw cashew butter. It doesn't matter. 

Avocado! 

So you're gonna do all that stuff. And you're gonna go to sleep early. And you're gonna put your feet on the ground, because the Earth is gonna give you some electrons. And you're gonna hug everybody. Except oncologists. Don't hug oncologists. And don't hug. Don't go to the hospitals. Avoid them. Okay? 

Because their real name, that H is not hospital, it's horror. H O R R O [02:04:00] R. Horror. So that's the house of horror. If you don't believe me, welcome to the hospital. And here's the exit, it's called. Am I kidding? Is that a joke? Is that hyperbole? No, it just happens to be the truth. And yet, you know what? 

We're gonna go back and, and, and, and You don't have any mind. Don't be that way. 

And your thyroid, you're going to get that going, you're going to get your adrenals going. How are you going to get your adrenals going? You're going to get your a. m. and p. m. adrenal, and you're going to which is 7, 8 a. m. and 4 p. m., and you're going to take the average, and the average should be, you know, well, the average, whatever that number is, should be your DHEAS, which you're going to check also, should be 15 times more than that, okay? 

And then, 

There's no doubt that you are stressed. She is stressed. So I put her on an adrenal rest protocol. When I put people on an adrenal rest protocol, I have them take hydrocortisone five milligrams four times a day, [02:05:00] and I have them take ashwagandha about a thousand milligrams three times a day, and DHEA, if their DHEA is not high enough, and it should be at least 250 in a woman and at least 350 in a man at least. 

90 years old and they say, for your age, you know, you want to look good for your age. You want to look good, right? So you don't want to 

Like, how about men out there? You want enough testosterone for your age? And they figure at your age, you should have like Uh, 90, which means you won't be able to get an erection and you won't have any libido. Is that what you're looking for? Yeah. 

And women, do you want vaginal dryness? So when you wipe yourself after you pee, you bleed? Nah, I don't think so. So you don't want stuff for your age. You want stuff for health. I want to be in a healthy range. What's the healthy range? Okay. Okay, her heart rate is over 100. It means they're giving her too much and or she's dehydrated or whatever. 

I don't know what's going on with her. She really needs help and I'd be happy to help her if I was there, but I'm not there. If you have a doctor that's there who wants [02:06:00] to collaborate with me, I'm happy to do that. So how do you remove the radiation from her body? That's what I said. All those living healthy and taking a bunch of of the electron donning things, which is why the damage from radiation is ongoing theft. 

It's like ongoing stealing of electrons 

and your bones guess that there's one other thing you do. Plus everything I'm talking about. You can also do dye sodium, EDTA. Once a week or twice a week, you got to find a. An alternative practitioner who knows how to do that because they don't know how. They're all doing calcium, but the old days we did disodium, which is fine. 

You just got to do it right. Yeah. And what does it do? It reverses osteoporosis. It puts calcium back in the bone. So doing that and all this, you're going to get her quickly happy. And you're going to never, ever, ever, ever listen to a doctor again. Okay. Unless they can tell you, they can show you the papers that show you by doing this, you're going to [02:07:00] be benefited. 

in the long run in the way you want to be benefited. You don't want to have three months of progression free survival. Okay, you know, tell them to 

go walk on a tightrope for three months or something. You know, it's bizarre like that, that they won't do it. I mean, don't even don't even talk to them unless you go, you're like, if something's happening, you broke something. You got that's all I can say. I got to go, you guys and you know, have a fantastic weekend. 

Just watch out because they're out there. They're gonna get you. They've got and their, their, their, their weapons are words. Okay, their weapons are words and they're good at it. They're master archers. They'll get you right in the heart right in the brain They'll get you with those words. Okay. So how do you live your life in the 21st century you walk down the street like this? 

Got it. Okay See you next week Yes