Episode 130 - Dr. Lodi Live 1.12.25

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Chapters

• 0:00 Dr. Lodi Intro (Good Morning Vietnam)
• 2:54 New Year Fast (What Will Happen?)
• 17:17 Everybody Is an “Expert” on Fasting
• 23:15 Let’s Take Care of Business
• 28:26 All Illnesses Are the Same
• 31:18 Our Bodies are Crawling with Parasites
• 36:50 Anti-Parasitic for Internal Mites
• 40:31 Thoughts on Managing MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
• 45:25 Cholesterol, Good or Bad?
• 57:11 Lying, Deception & Hidden Agendas
• 1:11:13 The Importance of Vitamin A Molecules
• 1:22:48 Scarring of The Femur
• 1:30:11 Dr. Lodi Outro

Transcript

[00:00:00] Good morning, Vietnam. Yeah. You know, why am I saying that? Because I'm in Vietnam and I can't say it when I'm in Thailand, but I can say it in Vietnam. So here I am. I'm live and it's 

Sunday night for most of you guys. Okay. Can't find my glasses. So I'm going to be looking real carefully at things. Anyway, good to see you all. Good morning. Good morning. Nicole, good morning. Melody good evening. I mean to you all on facebook. So we're all here and you all can hear me, right? 

Yeah can hear me can hear me. Yeah, cool. All right moving right along. Okay, so fantastic So i'm in hanoi and it's a pretty fantastic town I don't know if any of you've ever been here it's the northern part of Vietnam and it's it's a little cool up here. For you guys, it's not cool. I mean, it's not even cool. 

It's like warm, [00:01:00] but for me, it's cool because I've been living a little lower on the latitude. Bangkok is about even with Saigon, which is now known as Ho Chi Minh City. And and then Hanoi is like. Latitude with Chiang Mai for those of you know no, no this part of the world anyway So it's a little bit colder like for me pretty cold like down to 12 degrees Celsius forget what that is. 

Fahrenheit. Can you imagine I've learned to I now think in terms of Celsius rather than Fahrenheit Anyway, it's cool. So here I am. I'm in a great hotel I wish I could take you guys outside and show you this beautiful. I'm on a balcony and Overlooking Hanoi, so it's pretty nice Beautiful people and streets and everything tons of vegetarian. 

I can't believe it. There's Almost every restaurant has vegetarian, but there are pure vegetarian ones and pure vegan and pure [00:02:00] jane Yeah, so anyway, it's pretty pretty Fantastic. That's only an hour flight from thailand. So I love that. Anyway, so good morning everyone and good evening everyone and welcome to the the sunday night live 

We are you know, it's a new year and I, and I, and I, we've, we've all talked about the, or I've, I've spoken to you all about doing a fast for the year and you can all hear me, right? Say yes. Somebody say yes. Facebook, I mean say yes, say yes. I hear you hear me. 

Yes. Okay, cool. Instagram here's how about you guys? Facebook? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Cool. We're cool. All right. So we're going to do a fast. And the reason we want to do a fast is because, you know 

Here's the thing about fasting and this applies to all of us, whether we're interested in parasites or interested in cancer, which is chronically fermenting cells or interested in arthritis or interested in anything, or we're just interested in, you know what, I feel good. I'm healthy. I'm 25 years old. I want to stay that way. 

Fasting. So it's been, when, when did it start? [00:03:00] When, well, it started the day, probably we started eating and who knows about that stuff when that all started. But what is, I think important to understand the whole process is that 

just as there is, 

can we move this? 

I wish you could see this. I wish you could see my setup here. Mickey mouse was, would be so proud of me. Just as listen, daytime is important. You gotta have nighttime. Nighttime is important, but you gotta have daytime. And the entire universe, the entire phenomenal universe that we know, that we live in, and we have our existence, is based on that dual principle, right? 

And there's duality. There's two ends of a polarity. You know, up doesn't even exist. It has no meaning without down. Cause there's no mean what up means nothing without that. So it's these polarities. And in between these two poles is the continuum, which defines the the [00:04:00] reality of that particular polarity, or you can call it a dimension, whatever you need to call it or understand it as. 

So it's the same with eating. All right. We need to eat to, to live. Maybe I'm not sure about that, but anyway, let's assume that we need to eat to live. Just as important is the not eating and the not eating is important because the not eating allows us to assimilate and cleanse and, and, and, and get rid of the waste and waste products and everything. 

So that when we do resume eating, it's gotta, you know, everything's working right. If, if, and so if you're eating too often. You never have a chance to, to undo whatever damage is happening and damage happens. It's wear and tear just simply wear and tear of, of of existence, right? So you're eating something, you know, eating food, it's going to expand your stomach, it's going to require digestive processes is going to require. 

then it moves into the, t [00:05:00] and you know, there's all going on. And in that act know, things are worn out if they don't, if we don won't, we can't heal. And 

Probably one of the most fundamental reasons why we get ill is because we never, we don't give an enough chance to the undoing. All right. Somewhere along the way. And I'm sure it was, it was a commercially based concept that was put out into, into the world. And that is you got to have three meals a day. 

And breakfast is the most important meal and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, if you look at the word breakfast, that means break fast. And what does that mean? That means you were fasting all night. Hopefully you didn't get up in the middle of the night eat, but you've been fasting all night, so now you're gonna break it. 

So does it. So what does break fast? Does breakfast mean that the minute you open your eyes, you gotta start eating? No. Do you have to eat within an hour? Nope. It doesn't matter. So whenever you eat is your breakfast. So your breakfast could be at noon. 

But if you're eating all day and you've got your, you've got your [00:06:00] upper part of your, your intestines working and your mid part and your lower part and all these, you know, and nothing gets a chance. Just, you know, I think of a, you know, like a dryer, you know, you have a dryer and things are just going on. 

You've got this part going, this part going. All if all aspects of your gastrointestinal tract are working all the time. The first of all, you're going to get fatigued. You're going to get, you're going to get fatigued. You're going to have a lot of wear and tear. You're going to start to have impairment of the ability to appropriately digest, which means just to separate all these large, all this substance that you ate into little molecules so that they can be absorbed. 

That's a very, it's an incredibly precise and. meticulous process that is really beyond our ability to comprehend. But that's going on and that we have. So we have all this digestive, beautiful apparatus that it needs. It needs a chance to stop and rest and heal. Your ankle is sore. [00:07:00] You're not going to run. 

You're going to sit down. You're going to, and you're going to elevate your ankle. Why are you elevating? You're elevating it so that you can rest, you know, you can rest it and blood doesn't pool, but anyway, you're, you're resting. It doesn't matter how you rest it. You're resting it. Why do we rest? Because when we rest, we heal. 

Resting is healing. The body naturally does that. You don't have to do it. You never detox. Don't ever think, I'm going to start a detox. You're not going to start a detox. Detoxification is going on at some minor level. All the time, and it is allowed to become the main event when you stop toxing and eating anything is, is toxic. 

Why am I saying that? Because if I had an organic apple, beautiful Fuji apple from, from Japan. You know, you go up there and you pick, you pick, they're, it's, they're beautiful, they're like this big. And they're, they're, when you, they look like when you bite into them, the, [00:08:00] the the liquid that comes out is like golden. 

It's like honey. It tastes like honey. It's really incredible. So you're meeting one of those organic. Is it all going to be transmuted into flood of blood, flesh and energy? No. There'll be some of it that's residual. Some of it that's gotta come out as waste. So there's no perfect food except mana, maybe. 

Anyway, so toxin, so, so if you stop tox to, so you have X amount of energy in your, in your gastrointestinal system, right? In your entire body, X amount of energy. And so if, if it's, if most of the energy is assimilating and eating and digesting and all that stuff, there's only this much left for. For cleansing, because that's what, that's how the body works, period. 

So if I stop eating, I've got more energy for that. So when I stop eating completely, I can clean up. And then, ebb and flow, ebb and flow, night and day, yes and no, front and back, up and down. That's the way it works. So therefore, suddenly what happened was, what are you asking me? Nice [00:09:00] to see you again, Gina. 

Full moon tomorrow. Yay! Ivermectin. Full moon is tomorrow. Is this a good time for Ivermectin? Yeah, but it's not just that time. You want to do Ivermectin and all those things. We'll talk about that in a moment. Let me just finish this. I'm talking about fasting. The reason I am is because so we go, if we go back and we look at the history of fasting, we'll see that it was, you know, it was practiced in Egypt, in Babylon. 

It was practiced in Sumeria. It was practiced in you know, all throughout the ages. And every religion fasted, whether it's Christianity, Judaism, Muslim, you know, Islam Hindu, Buddhist, Jain Tao, doesn't matter what it is, fasting has always been a part of it. And there's another reason for that is because the, when you stop eating, actually, it takes a few days. 

Perhaps a week that you stop eating. You finally get past this, the monster that, that prevents you from fasting. It's called appetite. Not nothing [00:10:00] else. Only appetite and appetite is born of the mind. It's not a physiological response. It's a learned, a specific desire. It's nothing to do with the need. 

So when someone says, you know, I think I really need protein, I'm craving protein. Your body doesn't crave protein. Physiology doesn't crave. The mind craves. Physiology is not specific. Anyway, now. When you stop eating long enough, you find out you don't need to eat that much. Well, I don't need to eat that much. 

And what happens after a few days is that your body's starting to heal itself and you're starting to feel incredible. You get more energy. You might, you'll go through a period of toxicity and then you'll, you start feeling great. And then what happens is that you stop or you decrease the energy and the, and the effort you put into this body. 

And when you're [00:11:00] in the, in the body is taking care of itself and now your pursuits go inward and you start to become aware of that aspect of you that's not physical. It's just a natural, it's a natural process. And that's why all fasting becomes spiritual. And even if you're an atheist, which is you know, we'll talk about, atheism is really hard to, hard to comprehend. 

Although I know, I know people. Are in that belief system, but anyway, whatever you're doing. Okay, so let's say let's say you're an atheist What are you going to call it say when you are? not paying attention to your body you're able to 

decrease the mind's effect on the body and your body begins to Become less reactive because nothing's happening to it. I don't know how I don't I can't I can't put anything in atheistic terms so, anyway, but You It's a spiritual, it's a spiritual process. Okay. So are the body and mind and spirit are really not [00:12:00] separate distinct entities. So when we stop eating, what happens is our mind, we start to become aware of that aspect of us that doesn't require eating that aspect of us that was never born. 

It will never die. It's a spiritual experience. So why Moses did it's why Muhammad did it. It's why Christ did it. It's why Buddhist monks, Hindu, they all do it. Okay. Okay. Because it's spiritual. So, it's actually a mind, body, and, and, and spiritual cleanse. It's fantastic. So, oh, what do you say? I know don't believe in detox, Doc, but I'm doing one as we are bombarded with What do you mean I don't believe in detox? 

Oh, come on, Gina. I thought Okay, Gina, listen carefully. Carefully. Listen. Gina, listen carefully. Everybody, please, listen carefully. First of all, I don't believe in I don't believe in anything. I either know about something or I don't. [00:13:00] I used to believe in Santa Claus. I used to believe in America. I used to believe in things, right? 

But there's I And that which is real, I know. Like, I don't believe in mathematics. I don't believe in the sun. Okay, so there's knowing and so what am I gonna talk to you about detox? I'm telling you it's not that I don't believe in it I'm telling you detoxification happens all the time. It's Detoxification eliminating toxins your body is doing that all the time. 

So it's not something you do It's when you stop putting stuff in there. You allow more energy for your body to do that It will detox detoxification is a happening not a doing that's all I'm saying So please don't 

 Want to get heavy metals. Okay. Yeah, so now I understand it and unfortunately, I can't bring you all to a state of mind that that I want to so But I will over time. But anyway, yes, we all have heavy metals. We're all exposed to biotoxins [00:14:00] We're all exposed to bpa. We're all exposed to 

what's that favorite? thing of Monsanto. What is it? What is it? Glyphosate. Yeah, we've all got glyphosate. We do testing on people. They've, we've all, we've all, we have got this, we've got, I don't know how many, what, 200 chemicals in breast milk. It's, it's insane. Yeah. But we don't talk about detoxify. It will detox itself. 

However, when it comes to metals and things like that, we can use substances like E. D. T. A. We can use D. M. S. A. We can do D. D. M. P. S. And then we can use such a substances such as, you know, chlorella. We can use, you know, there's there, there are natural substances we can do. However, what the thing about these natural detoxification agents is that in a world where you're living in a pretty natural life, you know, you're going, you know, you're in harmony with the seasons and night and day you're eating Food that's available in your environment and all that these these natural herbal plant remedies really Help us a [00:15:00] lot. 

However, when you live in an artificial world like we do completely artificial probably 100 percent artificial I don't know where you live unless you're living out in Like Nellie and Nicole and her husband unless you're living like that And you're probably 100 percent artificial. They are what? 

Probably what? 90 percent artificial, even though it seems like, well, wait a minute. We've got all, all this stuff outside. Yeah. But most of our lives, even if you're living out in a farm, you know, you still go into the house and you're using appliances and, and, you know, And refrigerators and, you know, whatever beds, you know, you just, it's just not, you know, we're not living out naturally, but okay, that's fine. 

We don't need to, but the point is because we live on natural lives and because, and especially now in this century and the last century, we are so we were, we were exposed to such incredible amounts and varieties of toxins that we We're not, you know, our bodies, we, you know, there's [00:16:00] natural substances that just aren't quick enough. 

So we use substances like DMSA. So if you're going to do a metal detoxification, you want that to happen, then you can take substances that will help in that happening. All right, they will grab it. DMSA is excellent. 

Okay, I'm going to try not to get too hung up on your questions. Otherwise, I won't be able to answer the people that, that contact, that send questions in. 

Ugh, blind. I can't believe I lost, I left my, I lost my glasses. So, anyway, the reason I'm bringing this up is because suddenly, everybody is an expert on fasting. Now, I've been looking at fasting for 60 years. I've been, I've been fasting and I've been, and I've read all the masters. If you want to, you know, whenever you're going to study a subject, the modern opinions are based on Scripture and you don't need or when I say scripture, I mean the fundamental literature of any subject I don't want to read somebody's opinion about something I want to read this something that they read so I can form [00:17:00] my own opinion or I can I can understand it I don't need an opinion. 

I just want to understand what the original intent was. I don't need someone's interpretation So I don't read those things. Okay, so if I want to know about fasting i'm going to go back and read about In the, you know, Jennings and trawl, do you know them in the 1850s and 60s, right? With the hygienic movement, or they have fasting large fasting programs. 

And then we get up to the, to the latter part of the 19th century. And then we've got Herwood Carrington and all, you know, and there was John M. Tilden, you know, these guys long before we had the, the language that we have now that we have now of you know, all the medical jargon that we have now. 

We'd be long before we had that. There was still an understanding. So they don't have the words like mitochondria. They don't have the words of you know, ribosomes. There's a lot of things they didn't, they didn't know about phase one and phase two detoxification of the liver and all that sort of thing that [00:18:00] we've named. 

So they didn't have that, but they still, they fasted people. They saw the results. They had it. They had a real clinical, for example, what is, when you say something is traditional medicine versus, well, I don't know if people even use the word conventional. Traditional means it has withstood the test of time. 

So when, when I, when so, you know, sometimes the conventional world will talk about traditional chemotherapy, traditional treatments, traditional treatment, you know, is 3, 000, 5, 000, 2, 

000 years old. And why does it still around? Why? Cause it works. So this, this is surpasses. Any benefit you think you're going to get from a clinical trial. You've got thousands of years of it working. That's pretty convincing. I'm going to rely on that. That's traditional medicine. Okay. So what we call what's going on now, the what's being practiced by in the hospitals and all the doctors and all the white coats is conventional. 

[00:19:00] Conventional is been about 120 years, about 120 years, and it's contrived and it's based on pharma, pharmaceutical pharmacology. And that's what it is. Okay. Okay, so that's not traditional. It's conventional and convention also means what is also the convention convention also means by agreement, by convention. 

We do that by agreement. We do that. So it's not necessarily by science or by experience. That's not why we do give you penicillin. That's not why we do a corner, a coronary artery bypass graft. That's not why we do that. That's not why we do a Whipple procedure. We do that because it by agreement, whether or not there's data, We go, and I'm talking about pretty recent stuff. 

Like for example, in the last five years, we've come to see that things will be presented to us that we're told we're told [00:20:00] are to our benefit. 

And since those are the people that not only are manufacturing and selling, selling these substances that are going to be of your benefit called pharmaceutical agents, not only that, same guys happen to own the media that you're going to hear anything about. So all you're going to hear is that, and if you keep hearing something, it becomes true to you because it's because well known. 

So now the other option is to say, okay, that's Okay, that's what you you're saying. Okay, give me some time. I'm gonna go investigate and research and understand Why do I want to investigate and research and understand because this is my body and guess what if it's your if it's wrong I die not you so I'm gonna find out what I need to do. 

Okay, so that that's what I'm talking about. All right, [00:21:00] so 

How many? 

Chemo doesn't work. Not only does it not work, it does extreme damage. It ensures you're going to get metastasis. And there's going to be at least a few people out there saying, no, I did it. And then it was 55 years ago. And occasionally in spite of the fact that you boys got poisoned, it worked in spite of that fact, it does have some benefits in, in, in, in, and it does have some benefits, but when you, when you look at the risks and benefits, the risks are far, far heavier. 

And I'm not talking about the stuff that I imagine. I'm talking about the reality, you know, it's on the drug insert. It's on their, the drug companies. Right. So I'm, this is not conspiracy theory. So it ensures metastasis. So I'm going to start, I'm going to list on my website, all of the Data, all the research that corroborates what I'm saying. 

So anyway, that's that anyway, so we're on, okay. Just to, [00:22:00] you know, some take care of business now I hate that word. Let's say take care of our affairs. You and I editorial, you and I the, as you know, tick tock the clock ran out, 

it ran out and all of a sudden I was, I didn't exist. Okay. I hope those 115, 000 people found their way somewhere here, but I don't think I, from the numbers I can see, they haven't found it, I guess they're still. There. So anyway so that, that, that, that, that fell apart. And then as you remember, I don't know, your last year, a year before. 

Facebook like wouldn't let us get into them for, we had no access for seven months. And suddenly one day we had access, no one ever, no one ever got back to us. 

There's so much incredible control out there. And so that we're moving over, we're gravitating towards X. And I don't know, you know, for right now X is okay. X. And then what's the other one scratch. What's the other one that streaming platform, everybody know what is that streaming platform? 

Tick tock will be banned [00:23:00] soon. You may, maybe. I, we, I, they've been talking about that. 

I'll share my myself on Im back and the me bend is all, I certainly will. Alright you guys. So, okay, so we are, that's the word X rumble and what's it called? 

That's a strange name, sketch, scratch. I don't know what it is. Whatever it is. The streaming platform. So we're gonna do those 'cause they're uncensored. I wanna move over to those, in fact. Yeah. So but if you want to get us on any, you know, Facebook and all that you know, Instagram, YouTube, all that stuff it's, it's at Dr. 

Thomas Lowe. E at D. R. Thomas Lodi, except for X, X is at D. R. Thomas Lodi, M. D. 

Find me there. Go to the website, drlodi. com, drlodi. com and go to the slash live. And you can live, you can stream and these will be of course recorded and, and and on Instagram. Okay. So, and I want to right now we've got a new team and we're compiling all the answers I've done in the past. Like on you know I have, I have ER positive, blah, blah, [00:24:00] blah. 

What should I do? I've got an answer, maybe 50, 40, 50 answers. We're going to, we're going to put them on the website so that in the future, when you, if you have a question, you can look at. You can, you name, find the question and hear all the different times that I've answered it, right, and if we have, if you have that library of, of, of, of, of data already, so now you say, okay, well, I don't need to ask that question. 

Let me ask this one and we can move forward because I know the people that are probably watching this from the beginning are saying, well, he's still talking about that. I don't know. Okay, so we want to move on. So, yeah. That's what we're doing. And a and I got as you just mentioned, the new things that are coming out. 

I have you know, Vanessa and Darren are going to be we're going to be adding to the groups. So we're going to have, we're going to have a kind of kinesiology or a movement or Darren's amazing. Vanessa is going to be teaching about, you know, some of the details about the things I kind of go over briefly, you know, health coaching. 

And then we're going to have a. Food prep. [00:25:00] What is food? How do I, how do I make food delicious and healthy? So and then so that's gonna be it. We're gonna be having that with Ika and She's going to we're gonna we're gonna have like I don't know if it's weekly or every other week We're gonna be doing a recipe of a delicious food. 

You can send in what you would say. Hey, I love to eat this stuff Can you tell me how to make it healthy? I can enjoy it because you got to love it if you don't love it, you're not, you're not gonna, it's not, it's just simply not good for you. And then I'm going to have her also put together a course so that we have a course on, you say, okay, look, I'm going to do this. 

Where do I start? And it's going to be everything from the equipment you buy to everything like that. So now, and then and then we've got Kathy's corner. Kathy is been with us for the beginning of this, most of this. And She's very close very much part of this whole, everything we do. She answers a lot of the, the questions on there. 

Anyway, she's a therapist, a psychotherapist and trained you know, formerly trained been doing it for about 35 [00:26:00] years. And so we're going to have Kathy's Corner, a place to say, okay, forget all this detail and all this stuff about, I'm scared, I'm angry, I'm sad, whatever it is, let's let it out and talk about it and become, become aware of it and all that. 

A lot of times we don't even want to realize those, those aspects. That's very important to our psycho emotional state. And then, of course, we have Nicole, who is. She's been she's answering a lot of your questions. I'm sure you all know her just by writing but you know, she's also a natural pastor. 

She's going to help me with all sorts of things, or she is helping me, has been helping me, continues to help me. With lots of stuff. 'cause I, we're not, we can't get back into consultations because there're, it's impossible. You, you realize if I do a consultation with someone, then they're gonna want, I mean, obviously I'm gonna say, well, we should look at this blood test and then we're gonna look at that blood test. 

And it is, in other words, we, it comes on as we're gonna. So how many people can I do that [00:27:00] with ongoing? And then I won't have time for anything else. So what I want to do is I'm finding a way to put this all into groups, memberships, and so that we can, because believe it or not, whatever your condition is regarding whatever illness you happen to be experiencing there, there's, there, there it's the same. 

There's similar. I mean, if you have stage four, anything that means you've got problem. And these problems are always pretty much the same. Yeah. Right? Yeah, this person might have these, might have ascites, and this person might have a pleural effusion, and this person might have some renal failure, and this, so all those different aspects of a stage four can vary, but in general, but, but, but they're not unique. 

So there's no need for us to do that. Right. There's no, there's no need for us to do this. Now, how do we follow up on your blood tests? I'm going to tell you what blood tests to get. I'm going to tell you what they mean because you're going to have to educate your doctors because your doctors sadly [00:28:00] don't know what they're doing. 

They don't know. And you know, doctors, if any are out there and you're offended, then let's have a talk privately. And you shall tell me how you treat, tell me what you do. I'd like to know how much you give. You ever give chemotherapy? When, under what circumstances, how much do you give? What is your goal? 

You give vitamin C. Okay. Oh. Tell me how and you give ozone and you give intravenous curcumin and you, okay, fantastic. Do you incorporate anything else? What about the person's state of mind? What about balancing their hormones? What about, so all these things, if you've got a doctor out there who's really, I'd love to meet them. 

I'm totally, and let's get them on a team. What I'd like to do is develop a group of doctors out there that get it. And we can, we can, so that when you come to me, we, I'd say, This guy's good. This lady is fantastic. You know, let's do that. I'm going to do that. And I'm also my Institute of integrative oncology based in Singapore. 

I'm going to start training doctors to be certified so that we have many more because I certainly can't manage everybody's. And I need other [00:29:00] doctors who understand the healing paradigm versus the absurd mythological disease paradigm. Okay. Which doesn't work works for Rockefeller really well. 

That's why he made it up. 

So now, so the memberships, you can get into the memberships, just, you know, then we can address your specific situation in that way. We do that. We have a private chat on telegram. We have we meet at least weekly. And there's, there's other content. So, all right, you guys, that's it. All right. So, 

all right. So someone just asked me, I've ever met Ben as well, because I'm sure everybody saw the, Interview on Joe Rogan by Mel Gibson. And Mel Gibson kind of looked like he was afraid to say the word Ivermectin. Isn't that crazy? And anyway, they sorta got that right. I mean, they sorta got that right. 

Sort of got that right. At least they put it out there. But in reality, you guys listen, when we're [00:30:00] talking about parasites, right, you have to understand we all have parasites, just like we all have a flora, you've got an oral flora, biome, microbiota, you've got a vaginal, you've got a gastrointestinal, nasal out on your skin factors like what five different bio bio bio chemical niches within our mouth, five different groups of organisms because there are these different parts of the oral cavity. And so we've got just like we have all those we also have parasites. It's just the way it is now When we talk about parasites, we don't talk about the number of parasites. 

We talk about biomass Why do we talk about biomass because these worms the helminths there's only helminths there's worms and there's protozoa, which are single celled organisms, right, like amoebas and, you know, Giardia, things like that. [00:31:00] Toxoplasmosis, you know, they're single celled organisms. And then there are, those are the internal parasites. 

Then there are the external parasites. ectoparasite. And these are crazy. I mean, we all know, we all know scabies, mites, fleas, things like that. But not many people know about bot flies, these flies that look like regular flies and they lay their eggs somewhere and they could lay them on your skin, but they lay them somewhere. 

And then who knows a mosquito or a tick comes by, get some of them on their leg and they're biting you. And these. Eggs hatch into larva crawl through your skin and get in and start migrating and it's it because it's insane Okay, so the That's what's going on on the on this planet with us humans Okay So we all got parasites now and we're talking about biomass because they're laying anywhere from two thousand to seventy thousand eggs a day Two [00:32:00] thousand to seventy thousand eggs again. 

Should I say it one more time? Yeah two thousand to seventy thousand Thousand eggs per day, any egg can become 2000 to 70,000 worms. So with that kind of turnover, you think taking one pill for five days, which is what the package insert says, is going to help you? No. And what happens if you don't kill 'em? 

And you just give an. They're going to get disturbed and move around. They're going to go to another organ. You want them to migrate? You don't want them. You got to get rid of it. And at this point with this level of parasitology parasitism that's going on with us because our musicians have been wiped out, shall I tell the truth on purpose that even even organisms that were not parasitic, they were commensal, which means they didn't do any harm. 

They were just hanging out in our bodies around. Our bodies are now causing problems. [00:33:00] So we the natural botanicals just are not enough. We need to really penetrate. So we need to be doing at least three anti helmets. Ivermectin, benzophen, any of them, benzimidazole. And then I'd say they close my three. 

Three top doses three times a day and two antiprotozoals nidazoxonide and tinnitazole maximum high doses and then an antifungal, 

not all the time, but three times a day, big guns for three weeks, and then take a break for a week or four weeks and take a break for two weeks. It doesn't matter. As long as you have cycles, you need cycles to let things hatch. So you can get the new ones because they're going to keep hatching and you got to keep doing this. 

You can, it's a rolling thing. It's not like you, you're going to do it. You're going to kill these adults and they're going to hatch and they're going to kill these adults. Right. And then the thing is what kills the eggs. And there are certain of these antiparasitics that do kill the eggs. And it's the eggs that [00:34:00] cause. 

And immune response. Cause when these, when these parasites grow in your body, they become that they're using the materials that are in your body. So they're really not being recognized by the immune system as being them. And so there's not a big immune response from the, to the adults. Usually not always, but the eggs are completely them. 

And we do, they're called soluble egg antigens and they stimulate specific immune responses. And it'd be great if we could figure out how to kill the eggs as well. So it's not as simple. What I'm saying is it's not as simple as ivermectin and bendazole or any two. It's gotta be all of them for three weeks on. 

I say three, two, three, you can do four weeks. It doesn't matter. And then take one or two weeks off and then keep doing that eight times, 10 times, 12 times. And then you will have maybe cleared away some of the biomass that you're not done. You'll never be done. Just like you'll never be done eating until you die. 

You'll never be done breathing. All right. So we, okay, so these are just ongoing. They're parts of life. [00:35:00] We have to realize that in the, in, 

you know, I, you know, in terms of, I don't know if it's fifties or sixties or whatever it was, but but even people from other, other countries, Eastern Europe and, and South and Southern South American children learned that they the, in the schools and the parents would give them some sort of anti parasitic yearly. 

Okay. Because we're continually exploding. Alright, let's look at the questions, you guys. 

I wish I had my glasses. 

Is that the questions? Here we go. Alright, so, 

this is Vanessa. And she is saying, I am following your protocol, but I am not sure which antiparasitics to use to get rid of the mites that are internal. 

These are either a bird mite or demodex mites. They can't tell, I just want to know what to use to kill. Internal [00:36:00] mites. 

All right, terms here. Internal mites. 

What you're referring to is in the skin, under the skin, in the subcutaneous tissues. You're not talking about, you know, mites that have gone through the blood system and they're being distributed around the body. You're talking about, they're just inside, they're not on the surface of your skin, they're in your skin. 

Well, again you know, ivermectin, is, works very well for that. I remember it even works for the bot fly larva. You know, the ones that were these larva you know, migrate around the body and things like that. Get away from here. I'm sorry. I'm on, I'm on my laptop. So it's a little different today. But so for, for those kinds of what you're talking about are 

Ivermectin works very nice, very nicely. And when you say I just want you to understand that it's internal, just, it's, it's, it's an external thing, but what it is, it's on the, the external part of your body is your skin and all of the all the glands and, and other aspects of skin, [00:37:00] right? And so that's still, it's still considered an ectoparasites, right? 

And but ivermectin is, you know, it remains like the oral drug of choice for this sort of thing, you know, and I would do, you know, 12, what I would do if I had mites and all that, I would take 12 milligrams three times a day, or if I had to increase it, I would increase it. Yeah, up to 18 milligrams three times, whatever I would need to do. 

And I would keep that up because that's going to get them, it's going to stop the eggs from hatching and things like that. So that's really good. Then there are, of course there are creams you can apply, right. And different lotions. And I don't know who's helping you heal from this. If you have a doctor that's, that's helping you you know you know, there's, there's a, I mean, there's, there's a cream called. 

For, for meth trim, right? Are you familiar with that? Did you get that? Some people use malefione lotion, which is crazy. I wouldn't recommend that, but it depends on your situation, but definitely to get the eggs, to get it inside and to stop it from the inside, you need [00:38:00] ivermectin and there's really not another one, not another one of the helmet or the, or the orals that we can think of. 

Now, remember when you have these kinds of things, you know, like, and I, I think, are you, you must be talking about, are you talking about scabies? 

Well, the permethrin lotion and the ivermectin together. Definitely. Right. These, these are a problem. And then, then when you, after you do that, if you got these, you've got to every day, you've got to wash your sheets and pillowcases in hot water and your clothing, whatever you wore, you have to wash it because they have eggs. All right. You got to keep, you got to wash it every time and you've got to do other people in the family. 

So if you have children and you hug your children or, or, or you're living with your sister and you hug your sister, whatever, you know, you're sharing these things. So you've got to all be doing it and they've all going to be changing their bedding. They, these external parasites are, are equally as bad [00:39:00] as the internal. 

It's crazy, but I don't know what you're taking. I hope you are. Oh, you've already learned about the ivermectin, right? Vanessa. Okay. So now Antoinette. Oh, Entoaneta, okay. Dr. Lodi, what are your thoughts on having MS primary progressive, and is there any way to reverse the condition or improve it? 

Okay, so now, when, 

you know what's interesting is they, is their ability to come up with new, new words, new, new, new, new ways to discuss things, right? 

Like for example, there's just used to just be MS. Well, I remember there was just autism and then it became Asperger's and then it became the autism spectrum disorders and things like that. So it's, it's, you know, they keep coming up with the Alzheimer's didn't exist when I was young. So so there, there's all [00:40:00] these things, so all these new diseases, no, just different ways of describing this, the same thing. 

We, we have to understand that, right? 

So anyway, so MS, as you, as you know, MS is a multiple sclerosis, right? A multiple sclerosis is where there are all of our nerves have a, are encased by a fatty substance called myelin. And just like in myelin, by having the Any electrical flow, if it's got a, if it's wrapped, if it's covered, so that electrons cannot escape, they propagate down that, that, down the wire, whatever it is with the nerve, faster. 

If they're escaping, they're escaping, and you're, and you start, you lose momentum. So having, that's why the our, our, cords that we plug in, plugging something into the wall. It's got this, it's got this rubber plastic covering and it's not just to protect us from getting [00:41:00] shocked. It's to prevent, it's to allow the, it's allowed to the electricity to move rapidly. 

Right. All right. So anyway, we have that in our body. And so our nerves conduct Fast by because we have these myelin sheaths around them. So now there's a situation where There are holes in the myelin sheath and these holes change like that You might have a couple holes over on these on this nerve and then for some reason that resolves and it's over here and it's Over there. 

That's why multiple sclerosis as part of was originally part of the the the way they diagnosis. Okay so 

So, you know, this, what they're calling the primary progressive multiple, it's just, it's a form of, of multiple sclerosis that progresses continuously from the onset of symptoms without periods of remission or relapse. Where that is distinguished from the original [00:42:00] understanding of multiple sclerosis is that multiple sclerosis, you know, you wouldn't, you maybe would get, like I'm saying, you might have symptoms over here, and then that kind of. 

Heals and everything's okay. There's not till three months later, you get it over here. So it was like that. And so what this is, this just keeps happening. It's not, it's relentless. Okay. So here's, here, here's, here's what we have to understand. First of all, let's make some observations about that. Why is it that 

the further you live away from the equator, the higher the incidence, the more frequently do people get this condition called MS? Why is that? 

Why shouldn't like, you know, if I knew by knowing that doesn't that say like, wow, so what is it about the equator that makes it happen? Less what's happening? Okay. We see the same thing with, with CFCs and other things. So, wow. So there's something happening around the [00:43:00] equator that is 

preventing all this stuff from happening. Something like MS. So that, you know, if I live in Canada, there's more of a chance of getting it than if I live in Ecuador. Wow. Well, so what is it is the soil though? It turns out it has to do with our relationship with what the earth and the sun, our relationship with the earth and the sun is 

primal, fundamental. I, I, I can't even think of the, but anyway, we exist in relationship to them and we have we and there, and there's, and because of the, the ebb and flow, like we talked about before, of our, of, of expo of proximity to them, we have sort of cycles, life cycles. So we have day and night and all that. 

So the circadian rhythm is the rium in our, in our case is has to do with the revolution. Of the of the earth on its axis, right? And it revolves every 23 hours and 56 minutes. And and it, and, and also in its shape and all that, his relationship to the sun, so it's how much [00:44:00] light we get. All those two factors determine everything. 

And let me just be, I'm not, I'm not going to explain everything, but let me just say this one thing. We know that when our body produces cholesterol, we know that, right? Everyone knows that. So we know that the cholesterol is not bad. Not only not bad, it's necessary. And and so therefore it's now, if we didn't make cholesterol, then we would have to eat it, that would, that, and then it would be a vitamin. 

Just like if we don't make a scorbate vitamin C, therefore we have to eat it because it's essential to life. Cholesterol is essential to life, incredibly essential. We wouldn't be here without cholesterol. So fortunately we make it, so it's not a vitamin, so you don't have to eat it. You don't have to eat an animal's cholesterol because you'll make your own. 

And how much will you make? You'll make what you need. Your body does what you need, right? So your [00:45:00] body makes cholesterol. So it gets used for multiple things, right? We know that it may, it's, it's, it's how we make sex hormones, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, all these that allow us to reproduce, to reproduce the species, right? 

It's necessary for cortisol, which allows us to deal with changes in our environment and our psyche stresses. We know that it's necessary to make aldosterone, which has to do with electrolyte balances in our body. Thank you. Otherwise, we're dead. We know that it's necessary to make bile. 

Bile salts, right? So that when we eat fatty foods, we can digest, we can break them down into constituent fatty acids and then absorb them. We know that is all from cholesterol. And there's another thing that happens with cholesterol. In addition to the fact that the cholesterol is sitting in our cell membranes, giving them structure and function, right? 

And so they're not so fluid and all that. So that's very important because our cell membranes are what's in touch with the environment around them that are determining how the cell is going to So they're like incredibly [00:46:00] essential. The, the, the, the, the cholesterol that's in there also will increase because it serves as a, an antioxidant for the cell. 

And so the more the cell is exposed to any kind of substance, that can actually penetrate the cell membrane. We've got cholesterols there to stop it. I'm talking about ionizing radiation. I'm talking about aldehydes from eating fried fats, you know, things like that that can penetrate. Vitamin C takes care of the the oxidative products that are in the blood, but not across membranes. 

So cross membranes is one of them. Big ones is cholesterol. Vitamin E does that too. And so we make it. Right. Okay. So established that we need it. Now, the other thing it does is that it's in our capillaries. Sun, the [00:47:00] exposure of the sun actually causes it to modify into what ultimately becomes vitamin D. 

And vitamin D, as it turns out, is not only necessary for calcium absorption and, you know, some other generalized things like that, but vitamin D also has got to be escorted in the blood. You can't, you can't just let it go. It's got to be escorted. And the way it's escorted is by a vitamin D binding protein that was produced in our liver. 

So our liver will produce as much vitamin D binding protein as there is vitamin D. Cholecalciferol. It's what it is. So, you know, if I only have this much vitamin D, I'm only going to make this much vitamin D binding protein by this much. I'll make that much. Okay. We've got that. What is vitamin D binding protein? 

Do it binds the vitamin D and carries it to where it's going. And it also is the substance that activates macrophages and macrophages are the, one of the main keys. One of the main bridges [00:48:00] between the innate. Immune system and the adaptive immune system. The innate immune system is the immune system that is Doesn't need any time to do its job You get a cut on your hand the innate immune system which are certain kinds of white blood cells are there and there you know, eating up any microorganisms and, you know, they they're on the scene right away. 

They're prepared. They don't need any training now. The adaptive so that you can deal with bigger problems and you'll have a memory of it. So that next time you get exposed to that, the adaptive, which will finish the job that the innate starts because without the adaptive DNA, it's not enough. We, and we call it innate and adaptive. 

That's our name. It's not, it's just the immune system. 

You know, but we have to categorize and name it. You know, it's helpful in learning and teaching. Anyway. That part of the immune system, the adaptor, needs to find out what the innate system was doing. What did you guys run into down there? Okay. Two [00:49:00] messengers. Dendritic cells and macrophages. So, macrophages. 

And they're, these, these, macrophages are pretty important. Pretty important. They're produced in the bone marrow, just like all, all white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets. 

These cells that are produced in the bone marrow migrate into the, into the blood. Okay. And then for, for specifically what we're talking about right now as monocytes, mean monocytes, meaning they only have like, they're just a, a cell with a single nucleus. And whereas you can have polymorpho, nuclear leukocytes, which are called n neutrophils. 

And they've got, you know, all fragments fragmented different kinds of DNA and they do different jobs. So those are different. But the monocytes, they're, they migrate, they're in the blood, and then when they extravasate through the blood vessel walls into the tissues, they become dendritic cells. Or, macrophages. 

Every tissue, brain, liver, bone, doesn't matter what it is, [00:50:00] has a, a a whole army of macrophages that are associated with that particular organ. And what do they do? Their job is to take it. They're the Marines on the spot. They're going to take a bite out and kill and destroy things. But at the same time, they're going to take that information they got from it, like that identifies what they're dealing with and they bring it over to what are called naive T cells. 

T cells that have just been matured in the thymus and tell them, say, Here's the problem we have. These are the guys. So now that naive T cell becomes an activated CD8, and it says, Now that activated is completely OCD, Obsessive Compulsive. Right? That activated, Lymphocyte is flowing through the blood and there's a big delicious beautiful bacteria goes around it doesn't care I'm gonna get this one thing so and if you don't let if you get rid of the macrophages You've eliminated that bridge and [00:51:00] you're that's why you need vitamin d because you need vitamin d binding protein, which also does that Anyway, so what I'm saying to you about your MS, you're probably progressive, what's going on with multiple sclerosis is that there is something that is causing the myelin sheath around your nerves to be damaged, eaten. 

In some way. Now, what we're talking about, what is it, what is that, which is doing it? And it's usually cells from the immune system. And why would the cells of my immune system, we don't have that, but we do know that everything that happens in nature happens because it must happen out of necessity. 

It doesn't like make mistakes. However, so, so we don't know there's something else that is in there going on that the immune system sees that we don't. So, 

and, and, and, and, and understand that this is true in, in [00:52:00] every situation, every condition. Let me give you an example. Cardiovascular disease. I'll use the word disease that they love. And we, we all know there's no such thing. In CVD, cardiovascular, you have what's called coronary artery disease. Coronary artery disease means that the arteries, the little arteries that feed your heart muscle, Yeah, your heart pumps blood to the whole body, but it needs blood too. 

So you've got these little coronary arteries, coronary zone. They develop what are called atherosclerotic plaques. What are they? They're just big globs of cholesterol and other stuff. Oh, the cholesterol is bad. No, it was part of the healing process. It's not bad. Never was bad. 

And we'll do a whole thing on cholesterol if you'd like one time. how it came to be. Anyway, so what we're finding is at the very center, if you take these little atherosclerotic plants, you take them off, you find that the very right, right where it began, there's a little nano [00:53:00] sized bacteria called calcium. 

Is it CF? Calcium producing CPMs or something. Anyway, it's either a calcium producing microorganism or a calcium, I forget the acronym. But they produce calcium, and that becomes the nidus. The nidus or the, that which is the area, place where something is initiated and begins. The nidus of an atherosclerotic plaque. 

It starts there. So there was this big controversy in the seventies. Oh my God. You mean you mean coronary artery diseases and infectious disease? Oh my God. And what that brought to mind, what that allowed us to understand in the conventional medical world is that indeed bacteria are not, or microorganisms are bacteria are not just micro size. 

They're also nano size and nano is a billionth of a meter. A meter, a meter is about a yard. One yard. One billionth. Pretty [00:54:00] small. 

And it was small, like a thousand times smaller than micro. So you need different kinds of microscopes. So we never knew about them. Now we know about them. So now we have to, now we have, we're not connecting dots because we don't connect dots in a conventional world. We don't connect dots. But if we were to connect, we'd say, well, gosh, isn't that what Royal Raymond Wright was talking about? 

What he had the special microscope and the BX and the B Y it's not with Weber and Munich was talking about. Isn't that, isn't that what all these guys were talking about? were these nanosigns. Oh, there is nothing about it. Blah, blah, blah. 

There is a lot of stuff that has not been explored. So the point is this, with multiple sclerosis you undoubtedly there is something in there that is, that the immune system is going after. So since we don't know what it is and we can't identify it it almost doesn't matter. If we put a name on it or not, we need to allow our bodies to cleanse to get rid of all this stuff and to reestablish a biochemistry in our body that is compatible with [00:55:00] health. 

That's what we need to reestablish the biochemistry and the physiology that is health. which is optimally functioned. And so how do you do that? You get rid of all possible toxicities. You go to a biological dentist, who's a real biological period, and you get it taken care of and you do cleansing. You do a three week, eight week vegetable juice and some fruit for, for, for delicious city. 

It's gotta be delicious. You three week eight weeks and then after that you can do a water fast if you want But at least you clean out You get colon hydrotherapy. You get lymphatic therapy. You go to sleep early. You do movement you do meditation and prayer you develop you you you change your Relationships the dynamics of your relationships with anyone that's important with you and you stop lying to each other. 

I don't lie We all lie. It is we learned a line becoming enculturated Becoming [00:56:00] a Russian, becoming German, becoming American, becoming Australia, becoming Chinese. You learn to lie and that, but that's those, those specific, the parameters that, that, that define your culture lying. When I say lying, I mean, not telling the truth. 

And you can't, if your boss says something to you and you're really angry. It might not be in your long-term best interest to tell them how you feel so you don't, so there's things like that. So, and you've gotta learn to lie. Hi. Yeah. How are you? Fine. Fine. Thank you. Oh, yeah. That's very nice. You know, it's a beautiful hat. 

Oh, did you just change your, change your hair color? Oh, you've, you've lost weight. Oh, yeah. Wow. You have an aged in the, okay. All that stuff, right? That's one kind of lying, but the other kind of lying is that when you are deceiving. an intimate 

wife or husband or whatever you, you, how you designate that relationship, [00:57:00] spouse, partner, party partner. I don't like the word partner, but anyway, deceiving them, deceiving know, friends deceiving boss or so anything that's your, you care about and you're in a, you're deceiving is producing within you emotional pus, which will turn into an emotional abscess and antithetical to healing. 

Gotta get rid of it. Confess ye one to another. Just say, hey, look, I've been doing X, Y, and Z. Just, I've been doing it. You know, and and I love you. And I said to tell you, and if the worst nightmare happens, the person said, well, that's it, they're gone. You got that because living a lie is never okay. I mean, unless you're in a totalitarian [00:58:00] world and then, then. 

If you don't, you're dead. I'm not talking about something like that. I'm talking about in our interpersonal relationships. Very, very, very important. And we'll get into all that. Kathy's Corner will be about that. So anyway, all of this stuff you've got to clean out. And then when you, when you resume eating after you've done the cleanse, you're going to eat real food. 

You're going to eat human food. And you're going to eat it in, you know, because it's got a lot of nutrients. You don't need to eat a lot of it. You definitely want to stop five hours before sleep and you definitely want to go to bed early and you You put all this together and you're going to live a healthy life now if you're doing all of this and you're getting making sure that your nutrient requirements are are taking care of such as enough ascorbates, vitamin D, vitamin A melatonin, all these things that we need because remember, we live in a very, very the environment we live in is the environment we live in, every aspect of it is designed to destroy our immune [00:59:00] systems and our minds is it's not that it just happens to be a by product of modern living. No, no, no. It is a well thought out strategic. Plan that is being executed destroy our immune systems and our health, our longevity, our happiness. 

And you don't have to know this or not. If you know it, then that's beautiful. Then you're going to understand that we need to take steps to avoid it. If you don't know it and you're saying, nah, okay. Oh, okay. And I'm not going to use the word believe because I'm, it's not believing. We're not talking about belief. 

I'm not saying that, you know, Santa Claus or, Or a boogeyman. I'm talking about the reality. If you don't know that we are under attack, if you don't know that we're at war, if you don't know that, then you don't know that. And I get, I had somebody get really angry at me for not saying something like, 

is there anything I can do to help? Why would I, Okay, if you're in California [01:00:00] and you're there's a lot of forest, there's a lot of spontaneous fires just erupting because of why, oh my god, this is a Santa Ana winds and what else? Global warming. Global warming and Santa Ana winds and you have, you know, I grew up in LA area and valley and I heard that there was a spontaneous Fire started on Ventura and Whitsitt. 

Really, huh? So anyway, it's the Santa Ana winds and the what else? Global warming. 

Bizarre, incomprehensibly uncomprehensible stories of how this is all happening. Now you know that. So is there anything I can do to help? What am I gonna do to help you? If you want to get out, I'll help you. You got to get out. You're not going to make it better there. You can't make it better because that's just the beginning. 

This, all [01:01:00] this stuff has been cleared out for the same reason that Maui got cleared out. But there's the same reason that multiple, multiple areas around our country are going to get cleared out. They're going to get cleared out. And we're just going, Oh my gosh. Whoa. Whoa. And then, and then you get hung up in, in, in the, and how am I going to survive this and all that I want y'all to remember did let's see how many people here saw Forrest Gump. 

Forrest Gump was a pretty amazing movie, but fun, entertaining and all that. But there were very, there are three very important words that Jenny said to Forrest, what were they? 

I'm looking for some answers here. Okay. Here's what Jenny said, the forest. And this is what I'm saying to you. Run forest. Run. Get it. Get it. It's, you know, when you are beyond outnumbered and be off direct energy weapons, I mean, well, [01:02:00] I'm armed with my MK, blah, blah, blah. Hey, good luck. What are you going to shoot at? 

You don't even see the UK. We're at war. And we can't even fathom the enemy because it's coming everywhere. It's in our food, it's in our water, it's in our bottled water. It's everywhere. It's in the air. All right. It's everywhere. And then little whipped cream on that toxic concept is these. Spontaneous fires are just occurring. 

So I 

can't help you 

send you food. I mean, I guess if you're, is it going to get to you if I'm helping? Is that help? Helping is let's get out, get your kids, get your, yeah. 

The house is on fire. What do you want to do? Can you just help me build a little area here where I can be protected from the fire? No, because the house is going to burn down. Jump out of the [01:03:00] window, but jump to that building right over there. That building is not that far away. Look, I don't know about the, okay. 

And I, and I'm gonna ask you a question. If you're in a burning building and the, and there's another building right over there, you can see it not too far. Are you gonna jump 90% of the way? 80%. I think you just might jump 120% to get over there. That's what I'm talking about. It's showtime folks. It's showtime on planet Earth and does it? 

Why? Who knows? There's probably, there's no why. There's how is this happening? How do I get out? How do I ever take it? Well, I don't think it's really, okay, it's not really happening. It's not really happening. Maui did not really go down and there are not thousands of Children missing. The borders were not open and there were not I wasn't 360, 000 Children missing. 

That's just happened. It's just one of those. Why did they separate the parents and Children [01:04:00] for their safety, for their protection? Okay, so you protected them. Okay. And now where are they? Well, we can't find them, but I don't know. Did you? Does anybody like what is it gonna take for us to wake up and say yeah, yeah. Is this is this is what What's it going to take? 

What's it going to take? At what point are we going to say, Wait a minute, we're at war, and we're American. If you're American, you know, the right to bear arms, Jefferson, overthrowing the government, everything. Man, okay. When will it be time to exercise our constitutional right? Imperative 

at what point do we say, I get it. I'm just not those Americans. Okay. So the, but for the rest of you who are not Americans, whatever's going on there is going to be, is probably going on in your country too, because if you don't have, if you're, if you, the populace is not armed, then it's a lot easier for them to do what they're doing. 

Anyway, it's all [01:05:00] coming. You guys. It's on a way the, the, the agenda has been set. They're gonna do it. They are doing it. And yet I don't care if we elected, we think we elected saviors and all that. And they're gonna do, they're doing Meanwhile, back at the ranch, we're on fire back at the ranch. We can't, yeah, back at the ranch. 

We're getting all kinds of, of tumors and back at the ranch. Okay. So whatever you think is going on, on the main stage, right? The main stage, the main stage, that which is being talked about on news channels, social media, that's not what's happening. That is the distraction you can. And if you don't know that what I'm saying is true, then 

keep your eyes open and your ears and you'll see. 

So I don't know what it's going to take for us to say, you know, I was, I was saying, I thought I was the one I always thought, well, Hey, [01:06:00] Greatest country in the world. We fought for freedom. Give me Liberty. Give me that. Okay. Got that. Bear arms. Yeah. And what do we have? Wow. We've got all these X special forces, right? 

And they're well armed. Anything ever comes our way. We're going to take care of it. Right. Cause we're American. All right. Hello guys. Where, where'd you go now? Where, where's everybody? Oh, chicken nuggets and video games. I get it. What else is more important? I gotta take care of my kid. Yeah. Oh. 

Something more important than survival. 

I don't know what it's going to take, 

but I think Klaus the slob and 

Willie boy up there and, oh, but, and I was so, oh, I, I was so 

I was so touched to see Mark tell the world. That he was forced to be a major prick. He was forced, he didn't, he didn't want to, he didn't want to do that, but you know, he, he had to [01:07:00] because he doesn't have any power and, and now he, he knew it was wrong, but he's now reliving. So I guess we know which way Marky boy goes, right? 

He goes. He is, he's a chameleon. Well, that's what he pretends anyway. So they're going to let up on the absurdities of censorship. 

All right. Anyway, I was so touched by Mark. Oh my God. You know, there is hope after after all. I mean, you know, we got Donald, we got Donald J up there. He's a. You know, remember this guy, you remember him, right? Got shot. They hired the best assassins 

and clear shot. Just the ear. Imagine 

anyway, when that happened, of course, I'm not, Oh, there's a cameraman. Oh, somebody put the flag up there. Oh my God. Yeah. So Americans, you guys 

yeah, I [01:08:00] get it. Okay. Hollywood has the Academy awards every year. We need, we need the the same kind of ceremonies in Washington. We need the Washington Academy Awards and the Hollywood Academy, right? We need the best actors male, female production. 

Where are we? Alright, you guys. Enough of that stuff, right? 

Good. Good. I'm glad you guys are awake. 

What am I talking Tracy, what are we talking about? 

What are we talking about? Anybody know what we're talking about? Where We I What I'm talking about is the fact that 

Wow. I Is that a real question? Not about health. Excuse me. I guess so. I guess so. I guess I guess getting exposed to radiation and eating graphene oxide and all that stuff has nothing to do with health. Right. Nothing to do with health. 

Nothing to do with her. Well, I can't read you guys comments because it'll make me crazy. Okay, so i'm gonna go back to Doing what i'm supposed to be doing here. Well, this is about to [01:09:00] This I gotta plug this in. Excuse me. Excuse me while I kiss the sky 

now Come on Get in there. 

Yeah, I like that noise. Okay, and then we're gonna put this one back up. Come on you go Don't get come on go down. Okay. Sorry if I got off track there. I shouldn't talk about those things, right? 

I didn't come here for that. I didn't come here to hear this Okay, so where we're let's get back to being good boys and girls. 

Where is the where the questions are there? I don't get very far with these questions. I know you guys hate me. I'm sure okay, so this is from Anyway that's my anto and that that's what it was saying with the rapidly progressive is just a new name for You And it's still ms. Whatever ms is it's not a thing. 

It's something is eating Something is causing your immune system to do that. You got to just clean out get the immune system stronger again Now this is from pat. Hi, dr Lodi I have heard you [01:10:00] mentioned on many occasions that most folks need to take vitamin a my pcp check my vitamin a 

Mine was 37. The range was 38 to 98. 

So I'd like to take vitamin A, but I'm confused by what I read in the bottle. 

Do I want to take retinyl palmitate or beta carotene or others? Yeah. Okay. Good question. I'm glad you asked. We want to take all the vitamin A. 

molecules are called carotenoids, and they are 

they have, they have specific biochemical characteristics. In effect, basically, what they fundamentally do is they 

donate electrons because we all remember that the biochemistry of life is called redox biochemistry, which is exchanging of electrons and those those flow of electrons is life. Those are EKGs, your EKG looks good, your electroencephalography, [01:11:00] the flow of electrons in a very specific way. And when that line is flat, it's all over. 

So basically life is that and so one of the major essential. essential in multiple areas of our physiology are the carotenoids. And so you want to get a a product that is got mixed carotenoids. So not just the beta carotene, not just the alpha carotene but all of them, lutein, there's a whole, there's a whole list carotenoid. 

So you want to take them. So you want to get a product that is, has mixed carotenoids and you want to get your level. So you were saying that your That particular, at Quest, the range is from 38 to 98 micrograms per deciliter. You want to have 98, 97, 96. You want to be up there because [01:12:00] this, these carotenoids are necessary for your immune system to work. 

So you don't want any specific one, you want the mixed ones. And you want to take Velasta, V A L A S T A. Okay, so find that online. That's another very important carotenoid, all right. So 

the 

I mean, I hope, I hope that's, that's, that's clear to you. Let's go to the next one. This is Hilde. Following your advice on Sunday evening, I'm in the process of balancing my hormones. 55 years old, perimenopausal, leukemia. I was wondering whether you could explain how to solve excess, excessive E2 estrogen, estradiol dominance, 2314 moles per liter, and low hydroxyprogesterone, 

FSH 5. 8 DHEAS 2. [01:13:00] 4, LH 10. 5, cortisol what, 121, I don't know what units you're using, but these are different. Where are you? Don't know where you are, in, in, in what country, I mean. Because 

those, I don't, I don't understand those, those, those what do you call it? Those anyway, so whatever they are, your estrogen, your estradiol seems to be you've got more of that than you have of the progesterone. You're perimenopausal. Well, with your LH and FSH that low, yeah, you're not yet in, in, in menopause for sure. 

They have to be higher. Which means that they're, you're, you're perimenopausal because of your age. And. What we, in spite of the fact that you're going through menopause, so once you're completely in menopause, your ovaries will no longer produce any of the estrogens, any [01:14:00] estrogens. And so, you know, a big part of the symptoms from menopause, as well as the major problems that we get from that are such as osteoporosis, cognitive decline, cardiac, cardiac risk, and others you know, loss of libido, vaginal dryness, all those things are from estrogen deficiency. 

And so you want to restore that without restore, you want to restore healthy estrogen progesterone balance. So you're out of balance, right? So and you've got leukemia. No, I don't know. And I don't know how you're dealing with the leukemia. I mean, are you getting conventional or are you doing a natural? 

Whatever, because that has a big, that's a big factor in all of this. But if we ignore that for a moment and just think of the fact that you have, we're just looking at your hormones, which was your main question then what we've got to do is give you some more estrogens [01:15:00] and then balance with your progesterone. 

Those are, you know, two things and your DHEA has got to be up to a healthy level. I don't know the units you have, but the units that I know of are. For a woman, I'd like to see them up to 

250, where with a male at 350, and we want to see that 

because we know that the DHEA sulfated is form is the is the storage form. The DHEA is the precursor for for the precursor for estrogen and progesterone and testosterone. Actually, progesterone doesn't go through the DHEA, but anyway. estrogen and testosterone. 

So that's not high enough. You obviously you can't have its derivatives behind it. So we've got to get them all balanced, but we've also got to balance the thyroid and the adrenals. And so you really need a complete endocrine rebound, your hormones balanced. But with regards to this part here, the estrogens that you were, you were, you were trying, you were asking a specific question there with regards to [01:16:00] estrogens and progesterone we need to increase your estrogens. 

And I always use a biased 90, 10, 90 percent is estriol and 10 percent is estradiol, right? And 

unless someone has a a CFC situation that is 

Can be fueled by estrogens. 

So, and not all estrogens, of course, just estradiol and estrone, but not estriol because estriol is a beta. So estrogen has alpha receptors and beta receptors. The alpha receptors when stimulated cause growth and proliferation. The beta receptors when stimulated cause the opposite. And so the estrone and the estradiol are heavily, What they're called, they're agonists. 

They're heavy agonists, strong agonists for the alpha receptor and just a little bit of beta. So the net effect is alpha growth. Estriol is the opposite. [01:17:00] Heavy of, heavy agonist, strong agonist for the beta and a little bit on the alpha. So the net effect is beta shrinkage. So that's what we do. 90 percent estriol, 10 percent estradiol. 

That way we get a nice Restoration of estrogen and without causing it an imbalance on alpha and progesterone also undoes a lot of things, so we want to get them balanced, so what you need to do is find somebody that's going to work with you, that'll give you the estriol you know, 9010, you know, and you start with 2. 

5 milligrams per cc as a topical solution, you get it from a compounding pharmacy. And progesterone. And what I do is I always, you know would give now, day one of the cycle is the first day of the period. So if you're still cycling, you're still having periods, we can do that. But if you're in a perimenopausal condition where [01:18:00] you only get a period like, you know, Every few months or you get a couple you have some some bleeding like two or three times one month And then if you're so if you're in that perimenopausal place, we can't designate in them a day one The same thing is if you're postmenopausal, you no longer have periods. 

We can't designate a day one So any day it's an arbitrary and it's easier easier to remember if you just start on the first of whatever the next month is But whatever, day 1 through 26, you would do the topical cream est bi est. Unless you've had some sort of estrogen related CFCs, then I would say 100 percent estriol, not 90 10. 

Days 1 through 26, and then you'll take the progesterone days 12 through 26. Then you'll have 4 days off. 

That will closely approximate the normal cyclic process that goes on, you know, in a healthy woman. Right. A healthy [01:19:00] cycling woman at 35 years old, 36 years old. Oh, one second, please. 

Sorry. That coffee, you know, coffee is like what goes up. It's come down. What goes in? So anyway, excuse me. 

So he'll, they, 

you have a low alkafost thyroid liver and kidney all tested normal, but on the low side. So, you know, the problem is a lot of blood tests. You can't really, 

the things they're measuring are not necessarily going to give you a lot of information, but the fact that you're, you know, Liver enzymes are not elevated, and your biliary hormones are not elevated. That's great. When you say your kidneys are okay, that means your creatinine, that's great. 

Thyroid blood tests you cannot trust. You need someone to work with you where you can do your basal body temperatures, and adjust your, and, and start taking Lugol's, or Ioderol the combination of iodine and iodide. and determine [01:20:00] your thyroid function by your basal body temperatures and get your basal body temperatures up to your basal body temperatures or the temperature of your body. 

The axillary armpit temperature upon wakening in the morning prior to getting out of bed to go to the bathroom or moving your legs at all moving because muscle movement will generate heat. You don't want that. You want to find out your real temperature. You want to get your temperature over the 97. 

8 Fahrenheit or 37. 8 Celsius. That's minimum. That's what you aim for. You don't look at blood tests with thyroid. That you've got to do. You've also got to get your adrenals balanced and you want your DHEAS to be about 10 to 15 times greater than, or times, the ratio to your cortisol. How do you know your cortisol? You take your AM and your PM cortisol seven or eight AM around 4 PM, 5 PM. You get those two. And [01:21:00] first of all, that should be high in the morning and lower in the afternoon, not too high. And then you get the average of those, the average of those. And then the DHEA has got to be 15 times more. That ratio is very important. That thyroid iodine, then your vitamin A, C, D, DHEA. Melatonin, eating right, getting these hormones by the right practitioner. There's the hard part. Now this is Uli, 

Osseous structures. Subcentimeter foci of sclerosis within the femoral heads may reflect small bile, bone islands. Similar changes are noted about the sacrum to the left of the midline superiorly and within the right. Iliac wing. There is a vacuum joint phenomenon of [01:22:00] the sacroiliac sacroiliac joints. 

All right. Uli, I'm not sure 

how old you are. I'm assuming, I'm assuming that, I don't know if you're male or female. okay. So subcentimeter foci means small, less than a centimeter of sclerosis means scarring within the femoral heads. 

Okay, the femur is the long bone of the leg that has a ball on the end of it, right? And it fits into your your hip, your pelvis, your, okay, iliac, and there's a little, like, perfectly an indentation there where it fits in, right? That's where it fits in. And then you have your, your leg motion. So the femoral head would be that, the part that's fitting in to the socket. 

of the Iliac bone. So what they're saying is there's very small areas of sclerosis in there. Now, [01:23:00] here's the problem with the femoral not the problem, the, the, the, the, where problems can occur is that there's the femoral artery is only one artery into there. And that, and that's a big deal because if that artery is compromised in any way with atherosclerotic plaques or whatever, that's going to block the flow. 

You're going to have ischemia or loss of dead tissues that are being fed by that artery. And you can get problems with that hip and its mobility, but the fact that you have areas of sclerosis means that it's scar tissue 

and then the 

and the similar things that have been noted in the sacrum to the left midline superiorly and within the right Iliac wing. Alright, so the sacrum again, we're still talking about the pelvis, so it's on, so the, these lesions, whatever there are, are occurring on the femur, which the, which is fitting into the hip and, [01:24:00] and the hip. 

The, the, the sacred, sacred Iliac area. All right now, 

and then it said on your right. Iliac wing, which is way up here, and yeah, I, you know, that's not a problem. But the ones down near your joint are problem just in terms of mobility and, and, and all that. So obviously what's happening is there's some sort of compromise the blood vessel because they have areas of sclerosis and, means that tissue was damaged and then it didn't quite heal. It's like getting a scar. It healed, but it's not the normal architecture anymore. So the blood supply somehow is being compromised. So you need to do is, Oh my gosh. Can you, can you imagine if we're not talking about CFC? We're not talking about multiple sclerosis. 

We're not talking about What we're talking about is Perhaps it might be called [01:25:00] ischemic bone disease. It might be called I don't know what else it's called. And it's the same thing. We've got to clear out all the toxins because you're We've got to restore healthy blood flow to your Healthy blood flow. 

And that means cleaning out toxins that means and and and and in this case it in every case keep chelation and you guys Sorry instagram. Come on Be good. Be good. Okay chelation, so I would get dmsa. You know the Dimeric captive succinic acid or EDTA, but the DMSA you can take 

Like 15 milligrams 20 milligrams per kilo of your weight in divided doses Throughout the day for seven days on and then like ten days off seven days on ten days Do this a few times and then you can take it as a maintenance though to maybe 500 to a [01:26:00] thousand milligrams at night three times a week. 

Just keep things moving. That's one way of dealing with it. And you can add an EDTA orally, or if you have a practitioner and who's, you know, gives, does IV chelation, you can kind of speed up the process with intravenous EDTA, but that's for the that's for the heavy metals. Then we've got to do detoxification for all of the other stuff that we're exposed And, you know, I, what I didn't mention is. 

We've got to have a way of grounding of getting our feet on the earth so that we can get replenished with electrons. Very, very important. We need to start wearing Faraday clothing, clothing that will prevent electromagnetic frequencies from, that are relentless 24 hours a day. 

And depending on where you live, that's, that's a big deal. Easy or not, if you live in a condominium, it's very difficult. You've got to build like a Faraday cage around you so that when you sleep and maybe when you're [01:27:00] sitting in your favorite spot, it's got a Faraday protection. I would definitely start investing in that. 

That's part of keeping you healthy because these electromagnetic frequencies are destroying our electromagnetic, you know, we are electromagnetic, we've got a brain. Which is generating a ton of electricity. And out of that is our whole big magnetic field. So now they, they don't only do electroencephalograms, they do electromagnetograms, and then we have our cardiac electrical magnetic, and it's actually generates more energy than the cerebral, so they come together into a beautiful resonant cohesion, a balanced harmony, and then we've got 1 billion night neutrons in our neurons in our. 

in our gut that are also generating that. And then every cell in our body is generating. So we've got all this, we've got these electromagnetic [01:28:00] frequencies that are, when they're harmonized, we're like in top condition. And when they're out of harmony, we're not restore that harmony. So so you've got to clean everything out, do the chelation. 

And I would do, 

I would do a six week juice cleanse. Then I'd eat really, really healthy, which means uncooked plant food. Or about a month and then I would do a water fast 

14 days. So anyone do and then that would be a good start. And then you eat healthy and all that. Can't clear this up. There's another piece of equipment that I used to use. I use it's called a Beamer. B E M E R. You lie on this mat and it just opens up your microcirculation. But there's a second generation called the Cloud. 

K L O U D. Which does that and more so in any, in anyone who's having vascular problems, which is all of us those are very helpful. And you can do them at home. Now, I just want to let you [01:29:00] know that I've got to run to the airport because I got to get back to Thailand and my time is up. It's nine o'clock. 

I got to run. I'm so sorry. And I, you know, I will be back. Wait, where are we? Where are we? Yeah, there you are. I'll be back next week and I won't have to answer abruptly. And I won't be able to say good morning, Vietnam. I'll have to say good morning. Anyway but fantastic. You guys, I'm so glad you're all here. 

Let's get these memberships moving so that we can meet like, you know, I can do it again tomorrow and then the next, and then two days later, it's three, it'll be three days a week and we can really get into stuff and details and all that sort of thing. Okay. And any suggestions, please write them in. I you know, fantastic grounding mats. 

All those things are really good, especially if you're living in a compromised urban condition anyway. So what he got Namaste, Namaskar, Aloha. And 

we're war. I don't know how else to say it, but [01:30:00] cause there is no other way to say it, but just understand we're at war and don't ever forget the famous words of Jenny. Run, Forrest, run. No, I'm not gonna run. Okay, don't run. Don't run. Fight him. What are you gonna fight? Anyway, it's a big thing going on out there. 

Anyway, I love you all. And let's do that. Let's find out our similarities. Don't talk about our differences, because there are none, really. But let's find our similarities. And let's realize that we're all 

I know, except for Brad Pitt, of course. And who else? I mean, I get, you know, I'm, I'm definitely older. Cause I, they were the idols, whatever the new idols are. Okay. They're different. No, they're not different. Believe me when they leave the bathroom, you don't want to walk in either. You're not going to walk in the bathroom and sit there and take some deep breaths. 

They're the same as us. Yeah, and they have their periods and they what else do they do? They're cranky. They get gas. They have to eat the right foods. Same, [01:31:00] same as us. They like to be appreciated. They like to be touched. They like to touch kind of like you. We are all the same. There's no celebrity. 

Anyway.