Episode 133 - Dr. Lodi Live 2.2.25

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Dr. Lodi Live 2.2.25 

[00:00:00] Okay. I guess we're live. I hope. Yay. 

How about over here? We live. 

Wow. Okay. I guess we're live. I don't see anything happening over [00:00:15] here. Facebook. 

Hmm. I have to get. 

Yes, you are. Okay. Well, listen. Good. Sunday night live. Aloha from Hawaii. Aloha. Hmm. Yeah. I love [00:00:30] Hawaii. 

Gene. Oh, no. Yeah. They try. I don't know why they're censoring me. I'm not, I don't, I mean, I don't really, I'm not, I don't think I'm controversial at all. You know, I just, I mean, compared to what I see on, [00:00:45] on, on, on, on tick tock below is my mind that they're even allowing such things off. I can't believe it. 

Hey, good morning from Thailand. Oh, wow. Yay. Mississippi esthetician. [00:01:00] Beautiful, beautiful, a beautiful esthetician. Let's see who else is coming up. 

Yeah, and it's a good morning in this side of the world. Good Sunday night evening to you [00:01:15] guys over there and 

you know, I got this thing here. Can you see this thing here? This thing here, this Osmo. All right. So, it's great when it works. Oh, but it's easy to work. You know, it's intuitive. [00:01:30] Yeah, it's intuitive. How could, how could a contract, how could a a device Be intuitive. 

Think about it. A device being intuitive. Hello, Nelody. Yay. Good evening [00:01:45] to the world of I mean, where you guys live, Michigan, 

I mean, I mean, or anybody who lives in the cold. Well, I like the Four Seasons. Wow. Okay. [00:02:00] Anyway, we won't talk about weather because, you know, offend anyone. Anyway, so, but these things, they're supposed to be easy and intuitive and it's not. I, I, it was working great and then, and then it just stopped working. 

What [00:02:15] the heck? Now it's working. Unbelievable. Yeah. And if I could cook it up to this, can we do that? Can we do that? Hey, from Canada. You're cold in Canada. Of course you're cold in [00:02:30] Canada. It's not for human beings. We weren't, we weren't, we don't come from, we don't come from this latitude. This is not where we come from, you guys. 

What's this saying? Webcam. Preparing webcam. You said that last time. Okay, you're buried in [00:02:45] the snow of New York. Yay! I love those four seasons. They're just fantastic. Listen, I don't know what life would be like if I couldn't get buried in the snow, stuck, and couldn't move. And if the supply chains went down, I'd be dead. 

I [00:03:00] can't imagine life without that kind of potential scenario. Can you? And Chicago. I know, you can't all just leave. But anyway. You're in the cold, bro. Yeah, ooh. So, [00:03:15] poor people and they're there. We are Kathy here in Thailand. 

Anyway, okay. CH two. I gotta answer that question. Okay. So anyway, this is you guys. We're going to get started because there's a, you know, I as you know, I don't ever get to finish the questions and I'd like to [00:03:30] just to remind everyone that we're on all the platforms at at the Thomas Lodi, you know, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, whatever, LinkedIn.[00:03:45] 

you can go to Dr. Lodi. com, the website and and you can live stream there or rumble. Yeah. Or if you go to X it's Dr. Thomas Lodi MD. [00:04:00] And yeah, that's it. So, remember the three groups and we, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, these groups are really important and I, some people, you know, II, II, I don't look at the comments. Too, too often. Yeah, because it's overwhelming. There's so much [00:04:15] that but I, I looked the other day and I saw somebody was saying, how do I get on the groups? 

How do I become? How do I get membership in the groups? And and come on. 

And it's not going to work. It's not going to work [00:04:30] because it's so intuitive. I'm like, intuitively, I intuitively know this is not going to work. Yeah, it's an intuition. I am connected to this. Okay, I turn it off before it completely. Okay. Disrupts my being you're [00:04:45] in you go outside naked for 15 minutes, will that kill the parasites? It's minus 30? 

Nah, I mean, you, you don't kill parasites that quickly, and yeah, no, no, I mean, if you, that [00:05:00] might be an amazing thing to wake up your parasympathetic system, but anyway, I, so, anyway we're back on Tiktok, I think, but they're, again, they're, they're banning, I don't know what it is. I [00:05:15] don't even say anything that controversial, or no, at least no more than some of the other freaks out there. 

They're real freaks. I mean, I don't say anything like that, you know, I don't even talk about, you know, Michael [00:05:30] Big Mike. I don't talk about what else? I don't talk about Epstein and Clinton. I don't talk about. I mean, anyway, when I do refer to Klaus the slob, it's not, you know, I mean, it's rare and it's not even part of, it's not what I'm trying to [00:05:45] get across. But I'm talking about, I'm going against, I'm talking about, I'm going against the Rockefeller crime family. That's, that's the big there. So anyway, here we are you can go on those, those that's how you find the [00:06:00] Sunday Night Live, but what I want to really get everyone to think about are these groups because I'd like the groups to become more more people so that we can interact because right now, I really, I should go to your questions. 

You submitted them. You're expecting it and I can't, I can't [00:06:15] disappoint. However, you've got some good questions here. So, therefore, we gotta come on to these, to these groups so that we can I can interact. I can say, oh, you asked me a question. I can clarify it. We can go up. We can talk about your [00:06:30] particular situation but so so CH two say, I've learned from you that biopsies could cause spread of prostate CFCs but my husband is anxious and wants to do something other than diet. 

Well, of course, could prostatectomy also [00:06:45] cause spreading? Yeah. I don't know if your husband's listening but 

everyone. Okay. Okay. When it comes to chronically fermenting cells that people love to call astrological signs [00:07:00] Not people love to, they're in the habit of it because the Rockefeller crime family did that. You know, so what happened was, I'm not sure if everyone is aware of this, but [00:07:15] prior to Rockefeller taking over the medical profession, he took over the education of the country. 

It was called the general [00:07:30] education board or general, anyway. Took over the way schools were taught, education. took it over from a, from a classical education where they learned logic, philosophy, Latin, [00:07:45] Greek you know, all those, plus, of course, the, you know, fundamentals of, of, of reading and writing and stuff like that, but they learned all that, and they learned how to think. [00:08:00] He changed all that to a, to, to develop a group of people that were going to be obedient. I'm not capable of critical thinking and good at learning tests and [00:08:15] standardized tests and all that stuff. 

So, following directions and how did where did that following directions and do this and do this and if you do fit within this paradigm turned into video games. Now, I'm really good at that. It's like a sport and we're on video games and so video [00:08:30] games are where you're really good at following questions following directions. 

I'm the best at it. So anyway, so he changed our education from, from, from, from critical thinkers to obedient industrial [00:08:45] workers. That was two, that was 1902, then 1910, and then he worked, he worked and he got, and then that was in 1908, 1909. He hired one of his employees, Simon Flexner's brother, Abraham, put him [00:09:00] together with the Kiel group, Germany, and they came up with this report and that is called the Flexner report in 1910. 

With the congress and all that. So wait, so, so what happened? Fundamentally, we went away from [00:09:15] the healing paradigm, which were, because in those days, homeopathy naturopathy what they call the eclectic medicine chiropractic all, all, all of these approaches were what the public liked. 

How do we know that? We know [00:09:30] that because in 1895, the average annual income for a person MD Allopath was 1, 000 a year and the average annual income for a homeopath, naturopath, chiropractor what else did they call [00:09:45] it? It all was 4, 000 a year, meaning the public that said, I like these guys more, I trust them more. 

So that would happen. So what happened? 

That didn't align with the whole product, with the whole idea that Rockefeller had. So [00:10:00] Flexner came up so the Flexner report changed it. And what it did, we went from the healing, which is balancing the systems, Rebalancing the systems and then I'll come up with this idea of a disease, disease model. So the disease model took [00:10:15] over and this disease model says that there are these diseases, these things out there, they're external and they can get into you and you got to get rid of them. 

That's period. And so, and I've mentioned this many times before, but it's, it's, it's morphed from the germ [00:10:30] theory. And I say theory with a capital T. And then we capitalize the whole word. 

It's not even a theory, it's just a made up myth. So anyway, [00:10:45] so now you're gonna catch the germ, and you're gonna catch, you're gonna catch the disease, and you gotta get rid of it. Like I caught a cold. I caught a cold. It was out there, and I caught it. And I caught diabetes. How'd you get it? It's [00:11:00] genetic. Oh, it's genetic. 

Nothing you can do then, huh? Might as well just, hey, if it, listen, if diabetes is genetic, what are you gonna do? Eh, just eat some cake. Don't worry about it. Listen, [00:11:15] there's nothing you can do about it because it's genetic, so therefore, eat what you want, and we'll give you these pills. That's a good idea. 

Okay, so anyway that's that's what happened. So we got the disease model. Right, I'm gonna get rid of [00:11:30] it. Get rid of it. There's no it no it to show me the it Show me the diabetes it show me the high blood pressure it and you know, what else has happened the medicalization of natural phenomena such as [00:11:45] Being sad I hired before you will have a disease called depression being being whatever normal, you know, living, being alive has now been categorized into, I [00:12:00] think we went from, you know, the DSM, you know, all know the DSM diagnostic, diagnostic and statistical manual that psychiatry uses. 

I think it first came out in the fifties and they had like 102 conditions. Now they have [00:12:15] like, I don't know, close to a thousand or more. Anyway, because Alzheimer's did not exist when I was a kid. ADHD did not exist when I was a kid. ADD did not [00:12:30] exist. Autism did not exist. 

What else? HIV didn't exist. Hey, 

even Hep C didn't exist when I was a kid. And then it became, it came, I don't forget when it came about. No, [00:12:45] that's because it was non A, non B. Anyway, so it was just that our medical knowledge has gotten so much better Right, right Uh, you mean your ability to [00:13:00] twist the truth has gotten extremely sophisticated. 

Oh, okay I'll go with that. Yeah, absolutely sophisticated. Great. So now now Anyway, the question is should you take out the prostate? Well First of [00:13:15] all, I don't know anything about the situation with your husband. However, if we understand that CFCs develop because of a 

extreme imbalance and toxic overload, [00:13:30] that we just need to restore that balance. Because here's the thing, you can remove it. Sure, go ahead and remove it. Will that have solved the problem? No way. Could it make it worse? [00:13:45] 100%. It could make it worse. How? Spread all over. By the way, if you got a little lump in the prostate, and it is, and they are CFCs, you've already got it in your bones. 

You've already got it all in your limbs. It's already there. It just hasn't grown. [00:14:00] But, the minute you take it out or biopsy it, what's gonna happen? You're gonna release the inhibition that the primary tumor had on those other guys, and they're gonna grow. So that's not even the answer. The answer is to not just do diet. 

But it's a whole [00:14:15] program and you've got to get onto the groups get onto my group these cfc group and let's do it Or take it out and you're gonna just you'll see you'll see what'll happen You know, I I mean, I know, you know, i've just know i've been doing this for a long time [00:14:30] I'm, just telling you what'll happen. 

We'll go We'll talk about that more but but the answer is that's not the answer. So your husband he's anxious Why is he anxious because out of fear? You have to understand that the medical profession works on fear. Why do they use fear? They use fear because [00:14:45] fear is a by the way, fear is located physiologically in the amygdala. 

The amygdala is like the seat of fear. Then we have something called the prefrontal cortex where we're able to engage in critical thinking, [00:15:00] logical thinking. 

So what happens is the, when the stimulus to the amygdala is so powerful. and it overwhelms the prefrontal cortex, right? And what is that called? [00:15:15] That's called amygdala hijacking. Exactly. I mean, yeah, that's what they that's what they call it. So, the amygdala hijacks the prefrontal cortex and you're no longer capable of critical thinking. 

That's what happens and we now know that people in fear are willing will [00:15:30] will and they also become very 

compliant and they take orders and then and they'll even follow an instruction or a recommendation that they know. is bad, [00:15:45] unhealthy, hurt, harmful, 

right? And they agree to things, they acquiesce to things that they would never have agreed to. It's called the standard of scare. [00:16:00] It's not the standard of care, it's the standard of scare. They scare you too, but on the way they take this part off, they take that part off, they poison this. Am I [00:16:15] being he's being a little dramatic. 

No, it's not dramatic. This is not hyperbole. This is precisely the truth. You saw what I saw. What I, what I've seen 

is a real life horror [00:16:30] story. I've seen people come in and you just cry. You look at them and you cry. 

They didn't know. And they were just destroyed. I'm just saying, I'm not, I'm not gonna [00:16:45] apologize. I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna tone it down. I'm not gonna do any of that stuff. You know, if they're going to get that, it was that big, you know, remember in vaudeville, they had long cane with the pull me off. 

Okay, pull me off. But I'm not going to stop talking. Tell them the [00:17:00] truth because what's going on is evil at another level at another level. We need a new word that evil doesn't work anymore. 

Okay. So, yeah, it's just, [00:17:15] I mean, I just, it's just what I've seen is so bad. So sad. So sad. So I, I so I say no. That's what I would say if someone were to ask me. Okay. and they were in my care there are times you g you get surgeries when yo impacting a vital [00:17:30] functio 

You know, like some, like, you know, like, well a tumor in the brain if it's growing really, really quickly, you don't have time to do anything. But, but radiation actually is a little gonna be quicker than, and the surgery, 'cause the surgery [00:17:45] is, you know, it's but anyway, but how about a tumor and the spinal cordal, the tumor, that's about the fracture, the femur. 

So there's times you do radiation, there's times you do chemo, there's times you do. And when you do that, when you do them, you do, you know, do them so that you have a, you specify [00:18:00] your desired outcome and how long it's going to take, how much you have to do and you monitor that and you do that for a get some sort of biomarker. How do you know you're accomplishing what you're hoping to accomplish? Okay. So, for example, for his [00:18:15] chemotherapy, we'd use insulin potentiated low dose chemotherapy for radiation. We do what we need, right? surgeries are required sometimes, but only when they're required. 

There's 

anyway, here's the thing. Do you think [00:18:30] rabies vaccine is bad? Okay. We're going to get rid of the bad good, right? Cause we're not talking about morality here. We're talking about what effectiveness, et cetera. Right. So [00:18:45] rabies you mean for a dog, I hope raccoon anyway. You know, for dogs, you know. I mean, a dog at risk of rabies, 

right? But if you have a, if you have a house dog, if your dog's in the house, it's not going to get rabies. [00:19:00] Anyway, I don't, I'm not sure what you mean. Okay. And what you mean by the, the, the rabies you mean from yeah. Good morning, Thomas and Lori. What helps strengthen the adrenals? Oh my gosh. Okay. You guys got to get under the group so we can have [00:19:15] these interactions. 

You know, when we're up, when we have the groups, I can talk, but I got to go answer some questions. And I mean, I'm going to talk about, I'd like to talk about what strengthens the adrenals because that's a really important question. Anyway, let me see where we are here. [00:19:30] Questions, here we go. Questions. 

Oh, by the way 

I know listen, I'm, I'm like a word freak, right? Okay, so, there are words there are words and phrases I will not use. Like, I'm not going to say awesome unless it's awesome. And [00:19:45] when, have I used awesome maybe once in my life? And it probably, I was looking at it in some this amazing sunset or something. 

But awesome is nothing less than awesome. Aw, what is aw? Aw is when your jaw drops. You go, [00:20:00] okay, aw is speechlessness. It's awesome. Buying a pretzel whatever. Oh yeah, it's awesome. Oh yeah, it's awesome. Hey, I'll, I'll call you later. Awesome. Another [00:20:15] one is, oh, give me a break. No, I know, nobody's, everyone's gonna get angry at this one, but I can't help it. 

I can't help it! 

And, and I some somewhere between 2012 and I don't know when, but I 'cause I, when I left the US we used to say, Hey, I'll call you later. [00:20:30] Hey, I'll say, I'll send you an email. I'll I'll send you a letter. We specified how we would communicate all of that. Now we no longer specify any of that. What do we say, Hey, 

what is this? So can you [00:20:45] see me? What is this? What am I doing? Yeah. I'm reaching out. I'm reaching out. I, I. I reached out to her. I reached out to her. Reach out to me later. [00:21:00] Oh my god. And it begin now. It's normal. It's normal. Everybody says it. Everybody says reach out. 

Reach out. 

Alright. You'll never hear me say reach [00:21:15] out. 

Anyway, I can't. I can't go on. So, let's look at some questions. 

Health and Healing Group, Parasites Group, and CFC Group. Okay. Private Community, blah blah blah blah blah. Now 

Okay, so this is Carla, and Carla is saying, [00:21:30] Would 

you please take 

So, would you please take, let me put this here. Okay. Good. Would you please, would you please take some time explaining what seems to be the foundation of health [00:21:45] in Chinese medicine, namely in a healthy kidney kidneys govern bones in quotes. I would love to know the link between the kidneys, adrenals, bone marrow, uterus. 

thyroid, [00:22:00] and especially how to realign those. Doctors are no help. I tried many times. I know I have a problem arising from the kidney adrenals. I cannot pinpoint it. I have bone marrow [00:22:15] CFCs and unexplained bleeding from the uterus for three months with excessive estrogen levels. 56 years old, one highly active ovulating ovary, one [00:22:30] withering. 

How do you know that? As one, as one, as one lost its Blood supply or why would it wither? Anyway, so, you know the the idea of you know the idea of the [00:22:45] traditional, you know 

In TCM traditional Chinese medicine like all all indigenous medicines all Indigenous medicines and the original naturopathy now what has become naturopathy is no longer naturopathy [00:23:00] Naturopaths are trained to be allopathic assistants They're no longer being trained. Except maybe at Bastyr. But, yeah, but, yeah, maybe Bastyr is still there. 

There might be other ones that I don't know about. Canada or something. But I don't, I'm not even sure [00:23:15] altogether. But you know, pretty much, because they're still acting allopathically, you know. Doing the same kind of studies and all that stuff. Anyway, because in traditional Chinese, they didn't call [00:23:30] them diseases. 

They didn't have the disease. They looked at patterns of disharmony. Right. Which would, which either involved deficiencies, excesses, blockages, or imbalances, right. [00:23:45] Deficiency, excess blockage or imbalances. That's it. Right. Of key of key, which was Q key energy pr prana. Okay. And so they would look at the blood yin yang and [00:24:00] and Jing genius is essence. 

Right. So, but that, that, that's how they did it. And so when, in your question here, when you're saying you know. You know, in according to the Chinese thinking, the the, the kidney is [00:24:15] produces gene, which is essence, which in turn nourishes the bone marrow, so it makes strong bones. And so if you had weak gene, weak kidneys, you'd have osteoporosis, you know, you know, brittle [00:24:30] bones and, you know, if you were growing, you'd have, you know, developmental issues like that. 

Okay. So the bone marrow, which I, the Chinese, it's called sweet, I don't know how to say it right. It's a sweet, sweet, I don't know how to [00:24:45] say the bone marrow of and it's not only the bone marrow, but it also includes the central nervous system, you know, the spinal cord and the brain, right? So the, so their, their concept is [00:25:00] different than our anatomy and all that. 

So they look at the bone marrow as kind of being kind of like the, kind of like the, the essence. You know, out of, out of which things emerge. This is the traditional [00:25:15] Chinese, right? Includes the brain and the spinal cord and all that, right? So, and And then of course, they don't separate the adrenals from the, from the renal, the kidney, okay? 

The reason it's called adrenal is because the kidney is [00:25:30] renal, and the adrenal is on top of, so the adrenals are on top of anatomical. And they really don't have same function at all, right? The kidneys are filtering blood you know, balancing pH, balancing electrolytes you know, [00:25:45] you know, eliminating urea, you know, metabolites from yeah protein digestion, assimilation. 

Whereas the adrenal glands, as we all know, are, produce a neurotransmitter, a [00:26:00] neurohormone called adrenaline, also known as epinephrine. They produce cortisol. They produce DHEA, Dehydroepiandrosterone, which is the precursor for a testosterone and estrogen. So, so, [00:26:15] really quite different. Now, however, very interesting, the kidneys also produce a pro a hormone called erythropoietin. 

And erythropoietin stimulates the bone marrow to produce [00:26:30] red blood cells, right? And so, and this is one of the mechanisms. So, when the kidney senses So the idea is that it 

really is sensing volume, 

volume. [00:26:45] So, but so it, it, the interpretation broadly is anemia, low, low, low red blood cell count, which stimulates erythrovoidin. It goes to the bone marrow and stimulates the red blood cell [00:27:00] precursors to start growing and that's what happens. So, so, you know, in that, in that way, they're, they're connected. 

So, but the adrenal glands. are sitting on top of the kidney, but they don't really differentiate it in Chinese. They just [00:27:15] right and they you know, so the adrenal glands, which are involved in the stress response. Obviously, these pretty much aligned with the kidney yang and yin, right? You know, because the kidney yang deficient deficiency, yang deficiency is very [00:27:30] similar to the adrenal insufficiency, right? 

Which is fatigue, always cold. Low libido, you know, that's adrenal, which also sounds like what? That the the yin deficiency, right, which is the [00:27:45] opposite, resembles adrenal over, over stimulation, or burnout, or adrenal fatigue, right? Which would be, you know, maybe night sweats, anxiety, dryness, and yeah, kind of scattered, and, you know, the okay, you know, so the, [00:28:00] the, it, it, that's how, so there, in other words, So, their yang, their, their, their kidney yang yin is, incorporates adrenal function. 

Okay. And then in terms of the universal reproductive system you know, the kidney [00:28:15] system is very much. related to fertility, reproduction, and menstrual cycle. So, the, the gene, remember the, the kidney gene, it, it actually governs sperm and egg vitality, so that's kind of [00:28:30] important, and fetal development, and reproductive vitality, libido, and all that, from the kidney. 

Interesting. So, a deficient kidney energy, or would be infertility, irregular menstrual cycles, [00:28:45] no libido. So there are, they are related. So I'm not sure if you had Carla, if you had had this question, but because you're, you're, you're TCM doctor was telling you that they're all related or what? I'm not sure how you came to this. 

[00:29:00] So, but in terms of thyroid there's no equivalent in Chinese medicine to the thyroid. However, the kidney Yang. deficiency is very similar to hypo low thyroid and the kidney [00:29:15] kidney in deficiency is very similar to hyperthyroid, right? So the low again is going to be cold all the time, fatigue, low metabolism, low libido, all that stuff. 

So they're very similar, the thyroid and the adrenals, which is why [00:29:30] when I work with people, we want to balance. That's like fundamental is to balance thyroid and adrenals. You've got to. 

It's one of the things you have to bring it back to the balance. Okay. So now you're talking about you said you have bone marrow CFCs, which could either be what [00:29:45] leukemia or multiple myeloma. I'm not, I'm not sure what you have. And yeah, so the TCM would say, well, it's a disorder of the kidney, liver, and spleen system, which affects the bone marrow, which is [00:30:00] sweet. 

And I, I don't know how to pronounce it. I mean, listen, I had a hard enough time with Ty, you know, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. 

I'm just counting to ten. [00:30:15] So, you know. And by the way, when you're speaking Thai, if you would, if you think you're exaggerating, you're not. To them, it's like, it sounds normal. If you don't exaggerate, they don't know what you're talking about. We think it's exaggeration, but it's not. So Chinese, whoa, that's a whole other thing. 

And then, how about [00:30:30] Vietnamese? I think there are seven tones. Has five. I see mandarin has cantonese. That's what, I don't know, I, I would think anybody who speaks these languages must be great musicians because you, you've got to [00:30:45] learn, you, you, you can hear really distinctions and sound right? 

Like, like, I'll say something to me. It sounds like the same word or they're saying, it's certainly the same word to them. They hear it, they hear the difference. It's fantastic. Anyway, so [00:31:00] that, that, that's what we're talking about multiple myeloma or leukemia, which is, I think I don't know which one you you're referring to. 

So the, the TCM bone marrow 

it looks like, it looks at it like a stagnation of the blood, a stagnation of the, of the Q [00:31:15] chi, key qi pro stagnation. Right? And so there's deficiency of. Spleen deficiency and dampness, you know, all the things that we, it doesn't fit into our [00:31:30] vocabulary and our way of thinking. So, we don't really know and they have something called toxic heat which again, it's not heat the way we think of it, right? 

You know, so, the treatments you'd have to go to a Chinese practitioner because they're really, you know, complex but [00:31:45] specific. They, you know, because they need to tonify the kidney and the marrow and they do that with herbs. They do that with diet. They do that with what do you call it? and then they want to remove the [00:32:00] stagnation and stuff. 

It's just, it's a, it's very specific. The herbs are very specific. The diet is very specific. And then they use acupuncture, they use milk, milk, Sebastian, you know, they use all these different things to deal with this, these these systems that we [00:32:15] don't have in the Western world. Okay. But in addition, they, they, they recommend or Tai Chi, right. 

To improve the, the cheese circulation, right. You've got to improve that, which is what we now know, of course, right. We and they do meditation and breath work. [00:32:30] I mean, why? Okay, it's to imagine what they call emotional stagnation, but and I guess that's a good way of looking at it. But you can also look at it as emotional you know, just like you had a yang [00:32:45] deficiency and a yin deficiency, and one was hyper and one's hyper. 

Well, how about fear as being not a deficiency, but like an overwhelming exaggeration, right? Like, ah, right. That's, that's another thing. They all directly [00:33:00] affect the immune system. So they're, that, that's what they do. So in the traditional Chinese and Ayurveda and all of them, all of the traditional indigenous medicines all look at you've come full, you know, with, with Japanese and and it doesn't matter if you're in Africa or [00:33:15] aborigines down in, in, in Australia, it doesn't matter. 

The indigenous knowledge of the human. is of restoring balance. No way trying to figure it out. The details of this of existence [00:33:30] are unknowable, unknowable, they're going to know it. I'm going to study for study. You can study for eternity. You won't know it. You won't know, understand all of this. It's [00:33:45] wait, 

but just understand this, that the fabric of existence, the fabric of existence is intelligent, 

which is God. 

I mean, And understand that you're not [00:34:00] gonna, you can't possibly comprehend it. I mean, one cell, every, if one cell in your body, every second has one billion chemical reactions. [00:34:15] Every second, one billion in each cell, and you've got thirty seven, anywhere to a hundred trillion cells. 

You're not gonna figure that out. Just understand that, oh, okay, let's [00:34:30] just bring this to the balance, bring this, let's bring these systems to the balance. Which systems are we gonna bring to the balance? The thyroid adrenal system, yeah, it's one system. We're going to bring into, we're going to heal the GI tract, balance that. 

The autonomic nervous [00:34:45] system, balance that. The immune system, balance that. And then, the big one. We're going to learn to shut up. We're going to learn to turn off the madness. 

And we do that, all the [00:35:00] things required to do that, and you're, it's done. It's done, you've done the work. You rose to the occasion. All right, so now you know that that's pretty much the traditional Chinese, but so in, in but in the western world, right? We, we, [00:35:15] you know, have different things like, like I said, we'll call it multiple myeloma leukemia, right? 

If you have a bone marrow CFCs, right? However, even in the Western system, right, the hormonal system, the, the immune system and the. [00:35:30] hematological, which is the blood, right? The blood is produced in the bone marrow. Remember that white blood cells, platelets and red blood cells that carry hemoglobin to carry oxygen, the all produced in the bone marrow. 

OK, [00:35:45] and as I said, the kidneys in Western medicine, you know, the kidneys produce erythropoietin, which stimulates the bone marrow. OK, so there's there's that. So we're looking at endocrinology, immunology and hematopoiesis, right, which is hemato is [00:36:00] blood. OIS is development, growth, produ producing. Right. 

Right. So that, that's Western. It's not that far different, it's not that far different, although they don't know it. [00:36:15] The western doctors don't know. They have the kidney specialists and they have the endocrinologist. Okay. Anyway so, now, so when we're talking about uterine bleeding, well, since the bone marrow produces the [00:36:30] platelets, right, the th there's a condition called thrombopenia or, you know, thrombocytopenia, which is means that the platelets are low. If the platelets are low, you're not going to clot and you'll have easily bleeding, right?[00:36:45] 

And then we know that the thyroid and the adrenals and the kidneys together all have an extremely essential role in bone marrow health. So there are, they are all [00:37:00] related. Your doctors don't even know it. The fire, the, the endocrinologist doesn't know that the nephrologist, the kidney doctor, and then the hematologist oncologist, none of them know that they're all [00:37:15] related. 

It's just, it's may. So you can't ask them. You can't ask them. Alright, alright. You can't ask them. You know, and the, and the like for example, the adrenal said if you have cortisol imbalance, right, that's gonna affect the bone marrow [00:37:30] and the immune system. Same with the thyroid. The thyroid regulates bone metabolism and ma and the bone marrow function. 

You know, so hypothyroidism turns slows down the bone turnover of just bones, you know, and hyper increases [00:37:45] and then estrogen. You said your estrogens were high, right? So, as you know, we know that the estrogens have an extremely obvious 

a direct effect on the [00:38:00] uterus, right? Because the, the, the that's part of the main reason for estrogens in the that's one of the main functions is for the, is, is estrogen to stimulate the glands in the uterus to, and, and the other tissues to proliferate, to become a good nest for the for [00:38:15] the fetus, right? 

So, you know, so that that's going to be affected, right? That's going to affect bleeding, right? Yeah. So, I don't know if you've, you've, you've, you know, but high [00:38:30] cortisol, which is what you get when you're like stressed out is similar to a condition they call Cushing's. But anyway, that winds up disrupting the entire hypothalamus pituitary ovarian axis, right? 

[00:38:45] Leading to irregular menstrual cycle. Okay. Adrenal overload. Okay. 

So does low cortisol, which was what happened when you get stressed out, your cortisol is high and then your, your adrenal glands get [00:39:00] exhausted. Then it's low. Okay. And then when it's low again, you're still going to have abnormal menstrual cycle. So the relationship is just like, it's only in our, 

our medical textbooks and which then becomes [00:39:15] medical thinking where we have categorized and separate, separated all these different aspects of our, of our physical being. I mean, it's, it's, it's crazy. All right. So, [00:39:30] and when I think of adrenals and you should think this way too, like hypothyroidism, right? 

Hypo low thyroid is right. You're going to have. You know, heavy and long menstrual bleeding, right? [00:39:45] You'll have 'cause of decreased clotting and stuff. In hyper. In hyper. You might even have like, like, nope, no little scant periods, right? So they're, I mean, it's all connected. You cannot separate them. You cannot separate.[00:40:00] 

And the estrogen, you, we all know that. What, what, what happens when women go through menopause? They start to get osteoporotic holes in their bones. Why? Because they're not absorbing calcium and many other reasons, right? For that estrogen that has an effect on. 

And then, and then in, in younger pre men [00:40:15] premenopausal women who have a very active production of estrogen such as in PCOS, right? Polycystic ovarian syndrome. They gonna wind up getting heavy bleeding. So, 

and your doctors didn't know this? Or, [00:40:30] you know, you might say, how do you not know this? You learned it. But they didn't tell me that it was all connected. They did tell me that this was here and that was there, and this was here, but they didn't tell me they were connected. Oh, okay. Alright. I get it. I get it.[00:40:45] 

It's not your fault. 

I'm a good, I'm a good medical student. Yeah. And I wanna be a good doctor. Yeah. Yeah. I wanna wear a white coat. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I, I want people to look up to me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I wanna make a lot of money. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [00:41:00] Yay. Okay. Go for it. Go for it. That good? So we have 12 no, we're not going to call them teen adolescents. 

We're going to call 'em what they are. It's pre-adolescent. Yeah. The emotional, the [00:41:15] emotional maturity of the average medical doctor is no more than 10 years old. If 

there's any medical doctors out there right now, you're right. 

If you're getting angry, what does that mean? If someone [00:41:30] called me a banana, do you think I'd get angry? How about a communist? How about if someone called me a republican? Democrat? 

If somebody called me a [00:41:45] tree? 

So you got to figure out what something, if someone refers to you as something and you get angry, 

You gotta think about why, why am what's going on here? Right? Like a lot of men, for some reason if you, if if something, if anything, [00:42:00] even insinuates, homosexual, gay, it's like, oh, . You know? Right. A lot of guys are like that. I'm not remember why, why? [00:42:15] It'd be like if someone said you know, Dr. We, he likes to have, he's intimate with trees. 

Yeah, we saw him one day out in the forest. Okay, sorry. So I'm gonna, am I gonna say no, that wasn't me. [00:42:30] Are you gonna do that? No 

anyway so my, my answer to you, Carla, is this, 

the, the, the Chinese view, it makes actually a little more sense because the, [00:42:45] the western view has sep but they both are talking about the same thing. It's all related. 'cause you know why, the why and I, and I'd like everyone to please hear this. Okay, turn off your whatever's and focus for a minute. 

Listen to this thing. There's [00:43:00] only one System 

and this body is not even 

Like it like an independent separate system, right? There are about a hundred trillion at least [00:43:15] Microorganisms that are the soil out of which our body grows 

and this body needs air This body needs water and food [00:43:30] and we need gravity. Otherwise I mean, like, you can't take, there's 

the separateness. Get away from separateness. Okay. There's an old expression. I can't remember what, [00:43:45] where it comes from. 

Anyway. 

Anyway. I think I read it in a, in an Aldous Huxley book. But anyway see but one in all things. The second will lead you astray. Just [00:44:00] think about it. The next two, next decade, think about that. Alright, so anyway, what I'm saying is that the thyroid, adrenals, and ovarian, Function and then in the uterus, the reproductive system and the and the, and the [00:44:15] kidneys and the bone marrow are, they're all related. So, yes. How do you realign those? There's the question. How do you real? What you do is this first of all, and it doesn't matter what you think your problem [00:44:30] is. 

First of all, you get rid of, you get rid of the waste. Number one. I mean, that's it. And if you don't get rid of the garbage, which would if we look at TCM, it's going to be a toxic excess [00:44:45] and and and then if you have an excess of one thing, that means you're going to have a deficiency in something else, right? 

Because anyway, so you get rid of you've got to cleanse these cleanses are when we talk about a juice cleanse. So here where [00:45:00] I differ from most of the indigent, maybe all of you, this healing disciplines is a is in terms of I guess diet. 

Because I [00:45:15] am extremely strict in my understanding that this organism, 

okay, you, you know apple trees have apples, right? We agree on that? Okay. Orange trees have [00:45:30] oranges. Okay? So we can say that. What is the orange tree doing? As if it were doing something, it's orangey and the apple tree is appling. I just, just use my words for a minute. Do these words for a minute, just [00:45:45] like now. 

So that means the earth is people. It's also dogging and drafting. This is something it does. It doesn't, there's no doing, it's happening. So we understand that this organism, the human, [00:46:00] is, comes from, is aspect of, is an aspect, just like my heart is an aspect of my body, humans are an aspect of the earth. 

We come out of it. Yeah, we have the breath of God in us, which gives [00:46:15] us, so all the animals and all the creatures. Remember, for those of you that are strict biblical scholars. Remember, after the flood, and God made a what's the word? [00:46:30] A deal. What's the word? I can't remember. 

Oh, anyway, anyway, it was not just with humans, it was all animals, not just humans, all animals. Any [00:46:45] creature that has the breath of life what's the word? Anyway, so, 

anyway 

Alright, let's get back to 

it. So we have to restore balance, and the way we restore balance, we get rid of the garbage, and then we balance. How do we balance? First of all, by restoring the garbage, I mean, getting rid of the garbage, cleaning [00:47:00] out the colon, lymphatics, you know, movement, so you can get your lymphatics working, all kinds of specialized movements, which we'll talk about. 

By the way, in our groups We're going to have starting very soon. Darren, our, our kinesiologist is going to be [00:47:15] every other week having a session with you guys. And then Vanessa is going to be every other week is going to be teaching specific things like about, about health nutrition, specific things. 

Whereas I'm like general all over the place. And then and then we're going to have a, a raw food dishes, [00:47:30] you know, like, it's either going to be twice a month or weekly or whatever. And then we're going to have courses in these areas and you can work with any of them you want privately, but. But but it's going to be part of the content of the group. 

So it's not just me so [00:47:45] anyway, that's Anyway, so we through the movement and all those sort of things and we we get the lymphatics moving. We clean out the colon we [00:48:00] Do the juice cleanse right drink three liters of four liters a day of fresh juice that is delicious, vegetable juice that is made delicious with whatever you need [00:48:15] to make it delicious apples, pineapples, and then and you're gonna do this until you're just peeing and peeing and peeing, right? 

And you're doing it and you're gonna get, whoa, you get really high, you get really focused, clear headed. [00:48:30] It's amazing what happens, but you're just cleaning up, cleaning up, cleaning up, clean out. And then we can start. Then we can start. Then comes the work, the work of rebuilding, right? And how do you rebuild? 

Because you eat only that. You only ingest that [00:48:45] which is we're designed for. And we're not going to debate this, all right? 

If you still don't know, you know, it means you don't want to know. If you still don't know [00:49:00] about what we should be eating, and you think it's controversial, Then you don't want to know because it's clear 

and if you ever have any trouble Thinking about what a human being should eat. I want you to imagine yourself [00:49:15] in the jungle Naked, okay. Tell me what's for dinner. What are you equipped to take care of? What are you equipped? What did [00:49:30] nature god give you to? I mean, we've been here f we've obviously survived. 

you had came along with t you're equipped with to s [00:49:45] that. Don't answer me. Th there's a lot of 

emotiona 

Rational emotive. Remember, Albert Ellis. Y'all know Albert Ellis. No, you don't, but I mean, some of you might but Albert Ellis [00:50:00] was a psychologist and he was kind of like the spokesman developer of something called rational emotive therapy and he just looked at the the connection between the mind and the emotions and he would work on that.[00:50:15] 

Basically, he found out that it's our self talk that's creating all these emotions, not the actual objective event. The objective of that is just what it is, but we are, what do we say in our mind? Therefore, therefore, therefore, [00:50:30] therefore, right? So, this therefore is that we're telling ourselves, not the fact that, anyway alright, so, that's, that's what you do. 

Now, I know you all say, why is he taking so [00:50:45] much long, so long with Carla? It's not Carla, this is everybody, do you notice? Anybody out there have adrenals? Oh, yeah, yeah. Bone marrow? Anybody out there eat? I mean, we're talking about stuff that affects us all. So don't think I've got to present a [00:51:00] quick, they're all, it's all one system. 

Okay. Please remember that. Okay. So, and then so you've got to balance your adrenals and your your thyroid, how you got to you got to understand that you're going to be iodine deficient unless you're living in you grew up in Japan and you're living in a you're eating a traditional [00:51:15] Japanese diet, then you won't be deficient in iodine. 

Otherwise you won't. Sorry. Sorry. But, you know, the FDA says we only need micrograms. Oh, I see. Well, the [00:51:30] FDA said it, it must be true, right? Japanese eat, normal Japanese diet gives about 13. 8 milligrams a day of iodine. Since the age of, what, 3, 4, 5? So they got lots of [00:51:45] iodine. And before MacArthur stole the soul of Japan. 

How do you do that? Because he, he removed the the status of the emperor and the, and the, and the religion, the [00:52:00] way they, the Japanese viewed their relationship to the emperor was God, whether or not you like that, whether or not you think it's okay, it doesn't matter. That's taking that away, removed it. 

Right. And [00:52:15] therefore remove the whole context. of their of their that, that defines their roles in society. It, it, it, it, it completely removed the Bushido, you know, which was kind of the you know, samurai anyway, all of [00:52:30] that was gone. We turned the Japanese, poor Japanese samurai into the salary men. 

Now they're sitting, now they're standing on the train with their ties and they're like that, looking empty, empty. And then at night they get drunk. It's just, it's, it's [00:52:45] tragic. Anyway, in addition to that, then we introduced all of our great stuff, like french fries, and donuts, and cheeseburgers, and yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, the good life, man, let's just spread it around, the good life, alright, so [00:53:00] prior to that, they didn't have CFCs, did not, here and there, prostate, but now they do, now they do, 

so that wasn't too [00:53:15] much iodine, you gotta understand that, I know the FDA, I know the FDA, you know, the Fraud Death Association, anyway, so, 

Okay, you're going to, [00:53:30] you got to take iodine and then you've got to take your basal body temperatures to know what your thyroid is, your thyroid function because you can't trust the blood test, you can't trust the blood test because they're not distinguishing between your thyroid. Okay. Iodine and other halogens like chloride, fluoride, and bromide. 

So [00:53:45] therefore you don't know what T4, T3 mean. Therefore you don't know. The only way you know if you're thyroid is, is one, it's one of the components of temperature. But, so, basal body temperature in the morning before you get out of bed. Because when you walk, you generate heat. So before you get out of bed [00:54:00] take your axillary temperature, write it down. 

If you're in the western world and you use Fahrenheit, then you don't want You take the average, after five days, the average, you don't want it to be less than 97. 8 degrees Fahrenheit. And, if you're in the other part of the [00:54:15] world, you don't want it to be 36. 8 degrees Celsius. Because if it is, you're a low hypoviral. 

And guess what? I don't know. 

I may have [00:54:30] had one or two people in the last For almost 40 years that did not have hypo low thyroid. 

Yes, even those taking medicine from their endocrinologist Yeah, who gave [00:54:45] them t4 synthetic t4 that'll help you. Mm hmm. Yeah No, it doesn't help Anyway, so we want we need to bring your thyroid in the balance when your adrenals in the balance [00:55:00] and balance your hormones Right the biologically identical hormones. 

We do all of this stuff So, I'm going to teach you how to meditate, do all of this stuff and Carla, it all comes, [00:55:15] it all starts working because they're not separate individual distinct problems. They're all part of a 

yeah, there's 

different manifestations of the same phenomenon. Okay, please understand me. So, yeah. [00:55:30] Now, I I feel like I didn't answer the question but I can't keep going on with it. Okay. So, another person is a colleague and Natalie's asking, what, what is your recommendation? [00:55:45] For neurofibromatosis, my 10 year old has growths internally on brainstem and growing on neck, across face. 

We have had her on a clean diet and tons of supplements from the age of 2. 

Alright, [00:56:00] so, 

for those of you who don't know that neurofibromatosis is actually one of those, one of the very, remember, less than 5 percent of true genetic problems, conditions. And this [00:56:15] this neurofibromatosis, you know, affects the nervous system, the skin and the bones. And the result is it grows these benign tumors, right? 

Neurofibromas, neurofibroma, neuro nerve. Okay. And then the fibroma is, [00:56:30] you know, is like 

yeah, I don't even know what the true medical, but it's like 

neurofibroma the nerve and then it goes onto the skin and it's just, and you wind up getting these, they're, these lesions they're benign because they don't metastasize. Right? That's, that's what kind of the, one of [00:56:45] the, one of the criteria of what we call a malignant lesion is that it meta. But they do everything else. 

They grow and they cause problems and they cause pain, right, depending on where they're growing. And there's like, you know, there's, there's the, there, there's the, there's the neurofibromatosis [00:57:00] one and the neurofibromatosis two, right? So the, the most common one, of course, is just, they have spots and tumors you know, on their skin and then some bones. 

The other one is where it actually is in the, in the central nervous system [00:57:15] and it can affect the auditory, the hearing loss of hearing and balance. And then, you know, but again, that's how we have decided to distinguish it from your colleague, that it's not just [00:57:30] like that because it's growing on her neck, across her face, and brainstem, so it's these types and all that, remember types and all that stuff is what we came up [00:57:45] with. 

Now, in that it is a, truly a genetic situation, there is a limitation, 

you know, on how far you can [00:58:00] intervene. But what you can do is you can maximize the healthy physiology, alright? The healthy physiology, you can maximize that. Which [00:58:15] sounds like you're, 

you're, you're attempting to do, like, now you say a clean diet, 

yeah, I'm not sure what that means, but just like we were just discussing, you gotta do a thorough cleansing, and then when you're done doing thorough cleansing, you eat human food. [00:58:30] Tons of supplements, you wouldn't need tons, you would only need specific supplements. What would you need, for example? You would need iodine, a little extra melatonin. 

I'm not 10 years old, you probably don't need any [00:58:45] melatonin. And balance the adrenals and thyroid. You gotta 

excuse me. Especially if you got growths on the brain and stuff like that. You could be having, you know, dysfunction of pituitary, hypothalamus. I don't know. So we'd have to look at your hormones [00:59:00] and bring them into balance. Alright, so, so she's 10 years old now. And then again, psychologically, what's, you know, what's going on with her [00:59:15] living like this and having this condition of being it has, it has an probably has a very, very specific and extreme psychological impact and how she's, you know, abused herself, how she views life. 

I mean, [00:59:30] and all of that would directly impact the immune system. So you've got to work on that as well. That has to be brought into balance. It has to be, she has to because I'm sure that she is. Sees herself as, [00:59:45] at minimum, different than everyone else, but she probably considers herself somehow inferior or defective or something like that. 

Even if she doesn't have the words for that, that's the [01:00:00] feeling, right? It's a feeling of, you know, like you're almost like ashamed to be yourself. You know, it's a, I can't, it's a horrible, horrible. But anyway, that's the kind of feelings we have. I mean, we have those kinds of feelings. the immune system. So, that needs to be [01:00:15] right and she really needs to learn to turn off the mind. 

So, you know, she's gone, Tai Chi, you know, any movement type conscious activity, movement with breath, conscious activities. It's going to be really good for her, [01:00:30] okay? And there's one one need that human beings have that is and it's not just human beings. I mean, all animals have it and that is the need to affiliate the need to be to get to be in social. 

groups. [01:00:45] I mean, if you look at, if you look at all, any, any, any animal, what, from insect to to bears, to, they have social order, [01:01:00] right? They either have herds or they have whatever. They have a social order. So, what you need to find for Tali help her find is her social order. [01:01:15] Are there and I'm sure you've already done this. 

I mean, I'm just, I'm just babbling but you know, I'm sure there's groups of people that are similar. Situations that she could affiliate with and be the [01:01:30] member of some kind of group 

It's really hard for someone like that Especially if they look different to be affiliated with the average group Which you don't ever listen last thing in the world you want to do You don't want the average person to think you're okay 

if the average person thinks [01:01:45] you're okay you you fail but anyway, and and they're gonna be you know little kids and they're just mean they're mean and guess what they what happens Little kids they grow up and they become what adults they haven't changed They're just [01:02:00] pretending to be nice, but 

smiling faces. What was that song? Yeah, behind those smiles is that little kid who likes it? Right. So anyway, [01:02:15] so I'll be hard for her to fit in with the average not so nice person So you get her into a group, you know, she needs to be in a group where she feels Like she's got some sort of confidence and [01:02:30] she belongs and she a friend and people like her and you know that she needs to be liked, she needs to be respected, she needs to be know that she's okay. 

And I know, I'm sure she gets that from you and her family, you know, the rest of her family, but she needs to [01:02:45] get it from friends too. So, I'm getting, you know, that group, what I'm talking about is really very, very important. And the other thing is get her eating right. And I'm sure, she had a clean diet, I'm not sure what clean diet means, but. 

You've got, there's, there's just one guy, [01:03:00] and she's ten, so we kind of maybe blew it already, but we can get her, let's see how far we can get with, all right activities, sleep early, all these things, balance her hormones, I don't know if she's she shouldn't be menstruating yet, I mean, unless, [01:03:15] she was drinking, excuse me, cow's milk, 

other than that, I mean, So, you know, she, she can be getting, augmenting her. She's got to be getting the vitamin C, the vitamin D, the vitamin A, all the things we talk [01:03:30] about for CFCs are not just for CFCs how to stay healthy, how to restore health. They're all the same. So, ADC, thyroid, and adrenals and if you're older, [01:03:45] melatonin. 

Oh, okay. 

Now, this is Jennifer. My father in law had a quadruple [01:04:00] bypass in June of 2024. His cardiologist keeps trying to get his cholesterol under a hundred. His doctor told him he wanted it at fifth cholesterol since he had heart surgery. [01:04:15] It is currently one 18 

because LDL and HDL were in normal range. I told him his cholesterol was way too low due to his brain needing it. [01:04:30] Our family has noticed that decline in his mental status and we were attributing it to age and or dementia. He complains about being tired all the time, owned his own [01:04:45] business for over 40 years and has always had a sharp mind. 

He just told me about this cholesterol situation. And I about fell out of my chair. You were the first person I thought of to help navigate. Yeah, Jennifer, you [01:05:00] know, the 

You know, we were talking about this a little earlier. We were talking about the the Rockefeller takeover and all that. You know, so the goal is not health. The goal is drug dependence over a long time. To have, to have [01:05:15] permanent customers. So that's why, you know, when you're pregnant, it's now classified as not quite a disease, but almost. 

And you gotta, you gotta monitor it. and prenatal checks and take this and take that, right? Ultrasound, [01:05:30] and then, and when you're born, you know, you gotta have well baby checks, well children. So, we're gonna get you in the system, and we're gonna, you know, so, they do, they get us in the system. So, the thing with cholesterol is that, like, in the 1950s, there was this guy, this Ancel Keys, 

[01:05:45] who was pushing the diet heart hypothesis and claiming falsely. that cholesterol causes heart disease. Alright? What did that result in? It [01:06:00] resulted in statin drugs to lower cholesterol. Even though, even though, 

low cholesterol is linked to increased mortality. Like you're suggesting, [01:06:15] not high. Alright, so, and of course they used to fear. So anyway, I think it was in 2004 the healthy, healthy LDL was below [01:06:30] 130. Right? Then the standard was lower to and then to 70. That instantly made millions of healthy people at risk. 

The result, [01:06:45] more people were qualified for statins. Yay! So we increased sales. 

So the American Heart Association, they set cholesterol targets. The American Heart Association [01:07:00] sets cholesterol targets and they're funded by the big pharma. Wait a minute, is there am I like 

can this be true? Tragically it's true, okay? And here's about the thing for statin. You gotta take them for [01:07:15] life. 

I, I, I, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, 

So, excuse me, so the, the statin industry is based on a false premise [01:07:30] and the stupid, and I, and I say that 

with no hesitation, stupid doctors are pushing cholesterol. Statins, even though we now know that 70 percent of the white matter in our brains and our peripheral nervous system is made of [01:07:45] cholesterol, which is why we're seeing dementia, Alzheimer's, and all that associated with the statin lowering, the cholesterol lowering. 

By the way, all the studies with statins do not show that taking statins decreases attacks, decreases [01:08:00] anything, improves, improves lifespan or quality of life, none of that. All the studies show is that it lowers cholesterol. 

That's all. 

Anyway no statins at all for anybody [01:08:15] ever. 

Can I say such a thing? A blanket statement? Huh. Never. Nobody on earth needs statins. 

 Don't know. Sorry. It's true. [01:08:30] Okay. This guy needs to do what everybody needs to do and that is what? Get rid of the toxins. Eat right. Live a healthy life. There's only one way to have health that's achieved one way through healthy living. There's not another [01:08:45] way There's not another way. Not another way. 

Not another way. Not another way. All right Now this next person is NET. 

How to incorporate HCQ in [01:09:00] Antiparasitic protocol and ivermectin and fentanyl and when to use all three. 

Better to cycle all three? After break, switch to one of the three. Also, the [01:09:15] different forms of ivermectin tablets, liquids and paste. Liquid is used for dogs and horses, but in a longer use form. 

Is there any difference in the quality? Is there any difference in the, is there any difference in the [01:09:30] quality in what is given to animals? Or the same quality given in liquid or paste? 

How does, how can we incorporate wormwood, zeolite, activated charcoal, diatomaceous earth? 

Alright, well, okay, [01:09:45] so first of all, the Ivermectin is Ivermectin. So, whether or not it comes in a paste or a liquid or whatever form, what you're looking at is the milligrams. You're looking at the concentration, right? So, 

like a pill might be [01:10:00] 6 milligrams or 12 milligrams, and you gotta look in the paste or whatever you're getting. It's usually milligrams per some volume, you know. Anyway, so, but there's no difference. [01:10:15] I mean, you might have to take more of a liquid or a paste just because the concentration is less, but it's not, there's no difference in efficacy. 

All right. Now and it doesn't [01:10:30] matter if it's veterinary or human 

and there's no, there's no, it's not really by weight. I mean, it is fun if you get down to, you know, children less than I guess like under 10, then you can start looking at weight, [01:10:45] but other than that, you, you don't really need to, you know, look, look at weight. Now, fenbendazole, you know, you would take all of them at once, the fenbendazole, ivermectin you don't need to take the hydroxychloroquine for [01:11:00] this, for the, for the parasites, you know, if you're taking ivermectin, fenbendazole, or mebendazole. 

And like close to mine and then nitrous oxalate for the protozoa, then you're pretty much covered. [01:11:15] And yes, you do three weeks on one week off, three weeks on one week off. And you do that because you want to eliminate the eggs and the biomass that's accumulating. Okay. Cause remember these eggs don't hatch right away and they lay up [01:11:30] to 70, 000 eggs a day. 

So you gotta keep, keep doing it. 

So now the other thing is the natural substances, you know, the natural antiparasitic. Okay. So, you know, really in the net, if you're doing natural [01:11:45] antiparasitic protocol, if you were to do a natural antiparasitic protocol, usually they have the preparation phase, you know, which is like, but up to a week, right? 

Where they, you change your diet, like you eliminate sugars and any refined [01:12:00] carbs, processed foods increased fiber intake, you know, you take plenty of digestive enzymes, you know, kind of a way you should be eating all the time. And you want to support your your liver with like milk, milk thistle, dandelion tea [01:12:15] and stuff like that. 

Drink a lot of water. Then in the natural way, you, you weeks two to four are the parasite killing. 

And that's where you, excuse me, that's where you take the black walnut, the wormwood, clove, [01:12:30] and neem during that period, right? So the black walnut, what, 500 milligrams twice a day? We're more the same 300 milligrams twice a day clove 500 milligrams twice a days, you know, that's in that part [01:12:45] now you can add our Garlic, you can add oregano oil you can have papaya seeds pumpkin seeds So the you know in the garlic, you know, two to three raw cloves a day And the oregano oregano oil or oregano oil you [01:13:00] put a couple drops In water and just, you know, take that twice a day. 

Papaya seeds are amazing. They're amazing down in Vanta. They use them for malaria. You just take one tablespoon to crush 'em and eat them, put 'em in something and eat them. [01:13:15] And the pumpkin seeds just have like a half a cup a day. Half a cup to cup, all that stuff really helps. Alright. And then that, that in, in the natural cleanse in weeks three to five would be expelling the dead parasites. 

Right? And that's when they use [01:13:30] cilium and the bentonite. Cilium, Huske, bentonite that will help and activated charcoal at that point. And 

osi, 

you know, and then you know, and then the week five to eight is when they restore, you, restore the gut health [01:13:45] with, you know, taking probiotics. Now you're eating the right food. So you've got all the prebiotics, you've, and you're already taking liver support like the milk thistle and the alpha lipoic acid. 

Right? And then you want to heal the gut lining with, you know, we've talked about this before, [01:14:00] and that is with the glutamine, the alo. I'm going to do the the Now, 

this is Renee and let me see something here. Hold on. 

Anyway, [01:14:15] hey, you know what? What's the one thing we know is going to happen? 

What do we know? 100 percent is going to happen. 

Things are going to change and you know, it's like, I'm in one movie. Suddenly, I'm in [01:14:30] another movie. Everything's changed. It happens all the time. You gotta get, you just gotta get, you just have to get to the point where you just understand that's how life is, right? And and not, and don't you like, you know, we're so hung up on our particular drama and our own little thing. 

And, [01:14:45] but believe me, it's gonna change and it's and you're gonna be just as interested or just as bummed in the next situation. But it could all change and really none of it matters. What matters is what's going on internal, what kind of internal work are you doing as a result of [01:15:00] this movie. You're in a movie. 

You're in a movie and you're playing you. Really good, no one could do it better than you. You're playing you and you're in a, and you've got this scene and this scene and it's exercising your character and your understanding of what you're about. It's, it's a, don't take it all so seriously. [01:15:15] Remember the very important words. 

I'm sure it was John Lennon. It's attributed to McCartney and Lamberta. 

Nothing is real, and nothing to get hung about. Strawberry Felix Spray. 

So where are we here? 

 Have a high odoral [01:15:30] hernia, and I'm having horrible symptoms. Lots of gas and bloating, and terrible GERD. Chest pain between the ribcage, too. The doctor mentioned my aorta is pressing against my esophagus. 

So I'm not sure if that is causing pain, [01:15:45] too, and if there is anything I can do about it. He didn't seem concerned about it. Of course not, because it's not happening to him. Please help. I need to figure out A way to fix this and I don't want surgery. [01:16:00] Yeah, I don't want surgery, no. Okay, 

so you've got, okay, you've got gastrointestinal reflux disorder, GERD. Which means that acid is coming up through your sphincter, [01:16:15] up into your, from your stomach up into your esophagus. And that's gonna cause pain. Now the gas and bloating is something else. That's lower below [01:16:30] the stomach. It's not just 

your aorta, it's pressing against your stomach. 

Yeah, you know, I, I, I, I, the aorta pressing against the esophagus. 

 Mean, it [01:16:45] doesn't happen like that because the esophagus is not rigid. It's, it's gonna move. I, I don't know what they mean. 

And, I'm assuming you didn't have this condition your whole life. And if you, so therefore, [01:17:00] the aorta suddenly is pressing against your esophagus. Why? Because the esophagus has moved, it's gotten bigger, or you're, so anyway, this doesn't make sense, you know. You gotta, you know, whenever you talk to doctors, make sure you understand what they're talking about. 

[01:17:15] Ask them, say, what, can you clarify, please clarify, what do you mean? I'm trying to picture this, can you draw it out for me? You know, you have to understand. You don't need surgery. Surgery's not gonna fix anything, except it's gonna help somebody make the next payment on their BMW or [01:17:30] whatever. 

So, if you have, if you have gas and bloating and curve balls, You need No, it's not that you have COUGH COUGH COUGH too much acid, COUGH you certainly don't need to be taking proton pumping. 

[01:17:45] You're having an acid production problem. So you need to take hydrochloric acid before you eat, like 15 minutes before you eat. A couple caps. Two, three caps. So that when you eat, your stomach is [01:18:00] extremely acidic. At the end of the meal, you're gonna take a handful of digestive enzyme from a company called Transformation and Digest. 

If you're eating Healthy food, which is human food, you're going to be eating, you're [01:18:15] going to need the one of their products called DigestSide, which has a lot of cellulase for people that eat a lot of plants. 

All of that is going to help you with your gas and bloating. Now, the gas and bloating will persist until you've been [01:18:30] eating healthy for a while, and your, the microorganisms in your gut begin to, okay, because the ones that, that were there because of your previous diet will no longer be able to survive, and the healthy ones that you really [01:18:45] need. 

Will, and they'll help you digest. You won't have the gas and bloating. But you need, like I said, the acid and the digestive enzyme. 

You should do a fast. You should really do a fast. I would do a juice feast for three weeks, five weeks. [01:19:00] And then eat for maybe a couple weeks of real food. And then do a water fast for ten, fourteen days. Wow. 

Oh my god. Alright. Hey, [01:19:15] I'm just reading. This is from David. It's about my mom. My mom has a advanced breast CFC with lymph node and bone metastasis. She's er positive v, [01:19:30] er positive, ve er, positive v ve and her two ve. 

I don't know what that means and I [01:19:45] would love for you to help if possible, even if I have to fly her to you myself. She's 69, is currently taking Letrozole and she is still stuck. in her way, I have told her to stop taking it [01:20:00] because it just burns her skin and I have started around femmenzole with blushwood berry, 

EB 46 and turkey tail, and astaxanthin, graviola, soursop, [01:20:15] vitamin D3, 

alright, so it's gone to her pelvis, okay, so, alright, so here, alright, so, I'm not sure what you mean by ER positive, DE, and HER2, VE. Thanks for watching! I'm sorry. I heard you. [01:20:30] Negative 

Anyway, she's on obviously. So, she's alright. So, she's going to have to do more of the supplements. I know you've got to get her to want to David. You've got to get her to want to do what [01:20:45] you are thinking she should do. Alright? Because if she doesn't want to and she's doing it just for you, it's not going to work. 

So, your lesson is to teach her, educate [01:21:00] her. You know, I'd be happy, you know, happy to have her come to Arizona. And that would be, you know, but does she want to and does she realize, you know, so she, so she needs some education. She needs to understand you know, the effect of our lifestyle on [01:21:15] our, on our health. She needs to know that if she doesn't know that then we'll, you know, we'd be happy to teach her. 

So, you know, 

anyway, so you might consider contacting an oasis of healing in Arizona and see if you could arrange a zoom yeah. And [01:21:30] we can try to get her, you know, see if she's at all, at all able to comprehend what we're talking about. Because some people just don't hear it. It's not their path. And you've got to accept that and respect it. 

But if it is, we can help them. Or [01:21:45] if they're even close to it. But remember, people don't change unless they're dissatisfied. Or they are in danger. 

 Gotta get some water. Excuse me one second. 

Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, [01:22:00] sorry, sir. I just needed some water. Sorry, sir, sir, sir. Okay. 

So, David, that's what I'm saying. We gotta, we can't just have her taking stuff and doing it because you want her to and all that. We've gotta, you know, [01:22:15] gotta educate her. It's really, it's what's gotta happen, right? You can't because it's, remember, the body, the human beings are not just bodies, right? 

There's a mind, there's a soul. It's, it's got, you gotta bring them all into harmony. Okay. You know, that's [01:22:30] the real balancing, the mind body spirit harmon the harmonics of the mind body spirit continuum are essential. Alright, so, 

now, Michael. [01:22:45] My girlfriend believes she has parasite infestation to the point that they are in her body and her hands and feet and organs and brain and blood. She makes statements about what they [01:23:00] are doing and says some outrageous statements. I believe that she may have delusional parasitosis. 

I'm not sure how to go about finding her help. being diagnosed, etc. She has taken ivermectin and has no results. 

[01:23:15] She may have both a parasite infection with some other condition, manifesting delusions, infestation as well. 

Any advice would be appreciated. Okay, well, you know, [01:23:30] It's been, it's been my experience that, I mean, it's very, very, very rare to see delusional person. You know, in [01:23:45] some, you know, back ward psychiatric hospital with this extreme schizophrenic, but otherwise, most people are really now, yeah, [01:24:00] some degree, but I would believe her. 

I would believe her. Whatever's going on. She because what I, you know, I've seen, I mean, they were calling, you know, delusional parasitosis came from, I think the term started to be [01:24:15] used with more gallons and there's nothing delusional about that. I mean, you've got these blue and green threads coming out of your skin. 

I mean, it's just, it's, it's, so what's happening to us, Michael on [01:24:30] a mass scale is unfathomable. Yeah. And so, you know, I would love to know more detail about what she's experiencing all that and get her started on on some stuff. [01:24:45] But, you know, here's the thing. If you feel them, you know, there are some of the worms that move around in the body that, you know, that, that, that, that, that do move [01:25:00] around and you can and you can notice it. 

But usually when things are moving around, it's more of the ectoparasites that have, they're like the botfly that lays the eggs and the, and the egg, the larva get into your skin and [01:25:15] stuff 

but she says it's in her blood, you know, you know, I, I would really, you know, these are too vague, Michael, but I would love to talk to her or, or, or somehow, get her in, get into the group, get into the parasite group, join the parasite group with her and let's, let's figure this [01:25:30] out, okay? It's not, I don't think it's delusional. 

Julia, I felt a lump on my left chest, outer side at two. It must be around two centimeters. [01:25:45] It is hard to the touch and not movable. It hurts a bit when I touch it. What would be your recommendation? 

 Know you, you do not recommend biopsy and I also agree. So, what would you [01:26:00] do in this case? Okay. So, Julia, right? We don't want a biopsy for several reasons. First of all, we don't want to disturb it and cause it to Freak out, right? And to go all, and then we move around. We don't want [01:26:15] that. You don't want to have the pain and the inflammation, and it's gonna, number two, what's it gonna do? 

Gonna give us a, the, the, the, the, the, the pathologist is [01:26:30] gonna look at the microscopic anatomy and give you a description and call it what did it. That's it. So, now, you got a name. 

 Got a name in their nomenclature. Anyway, it's useless. [01:26:45] It's useless. What we do know is you got a hard, non movable, mildly tender mass in your left outer breast, okay? We know that that can arise from accumulated toxins and hormonal imbalances [01:27:00] and psycho emotional imbalances and trauma. Chronic. 

Chronic. Chronic. Psycho emotional situations. All of those things go together. So therefore [01:27:15] we've got to do what we've got to clean out every clean out like we were talking about earlier, clean out, clean up in her case. In your case, we're going to restore balance. We've got to look at your hormones, right? 

We've got to restore balance because they're out of [01:27:30] balance. Sure. I know I'm saying that really quickly, but that's a very Yeah. It's an intense process and it takes a while and while we're doing that, we've got to increase and improve all your nutrients that we were talking about, the vitamin C, A, D, [01:27:45] iodine, thyroid, adrenal, and melatonin, all that, so that we always talk about Julia, right? 

I can't, I'm not going to go through all of it right now, but I wish you would join our group, our CFC group, and then ask me this question and I can [01:28:00] tell you exactly. So your question was, I know you don't recommend a biopsy, what should I do? So. You realize that a biopsy wouldn't do it. It's not a treatment. 

So, yeah, why would you even think about it? [01:28:15] Now, iodine. Iodine. Iodine in breasts are, you know, 

When a woman's pregnant, her breasts are actually able to extract more iodine out of the blood than the thyroid does. So that's, [01:28:30] it's got the the sodium iodide transporter system. Many organs do, but the breast particularly because iodine is necessary for the fetus, the newborn to be drinking. 

So we have to restore, we gotta restore, and I don't know where the hormone, your [01:28:45] hormones are at. I, I don't know. We'd have to find out what's out of balance and how we can modify it with bioidentical hormones. Get your adrenal glands and your thyroid working, iodine, cleansing and, and that's [01:29:00] it. And then as far as this goes, you know, intravenous vitamin C, intravenous ozone. 

Intra intravenous Artes eight. There's a lot of things we can do. B 17, we can also inject the the around it [01:29:15] with ozone. Bicarb. There's different ways to inject it directly and, you know, locally around it, but it'll shrink up as we, and we've gotta augment the immune system. I mean, there's a whole program, [01:29:30] Julia. 

Right. So changing the rebalancing of the, of the body and the mind and all that, that's a whole lot. Secondly, we're going to target and eliminate whatever's there without toxins, without harming your healthy cells, right? And we do that with the [01:29:45] high, high dose vitamin C in the ozone. So these are non toxic ways of doing it. 

And then the third thing we need to do is wake up the immune system because it's, it's being disabled. And we do that with different kinds of peptides. Thymosin alpha 1, methionine, and keflon. [01:30:00] So 

get in the group, Julia, so we can really get into the details. Because there's a lot of details. 

Alright, so this is Peter, and he's saying, What is your best advice for addressing prostate CFCs in the lymph nodes, in the pelvis, and [01:30:15] the prostate bed, knowing that I previously had a radical prostatectomy, July of 2023? So, remember the person that was asking before about her husband? 

So, he had had a prostatectomy. He said, I prefer the naturopathic [01:30:30] route to treatment and care, but it is hard to find in New York. 

Well, Peter, I haven't been in New York in quite a while, but [01:30:45] I mean, 

what did you look under? Did you look it up at all? I mean, look under holistic. I got to use it with cancer care, integrative cancer care, integrative oncology, [01:31:00] look up under alternative cancer care. Any, any, any combination of those there, right? Look, look up those in New York. Now Jeff Morrison, Dr. Jeff Morrison is in Manhattan and he I've known him for many years. [01:31:15] He doesn't work specifically with CFCs, but he's worked with me a long time and he's got a lot of the right equipment, the ozone, the vitamin C, and things like that. 

So that, that would be, you know, or you [01:31:30] could, maybe he could refer you or tell you about other people. But I'm pretty sure if you look it up, you're going to find the right, because you're, there is a lot of people in New York that, I mean, when I was there, 

I knew many, 

and I was in Brooklyn, I was in [01:31:45] Queens, I was in Manhattan and Long Island, 

everywhere. So there's a lot of it there. So, and then if you go to a place in the East Village it's called Gravity and the [01:32:00] owner is Donna Perroni. She was my original health educator. She has a, a colon hydrotherapy center, which is used, uses gravity instead of machine pressure. She's been raw for 35 years.[01:32:15] 

She's a remarkable person. Anyway. She might tell you who she might tell you who, who, who, who to find or I'm sure she knows she was right there [01:32:30] when I, you know, back in the day when it was all starting right back in those days. And she's still there. So, she'd be the best resource in every way and plus you could, you need, you need the colonics. 

You need to do all this stuff anyway. So, gravity, I [01:32:45] think that's the full name. Donna Peroni in the village. Alright, you guys. Anyway, it's late. And aloha, namaste, namaskar, and let's do this again [01:33:00] next week, all right? And listen, I'm serious. If you join the groups, we can interact, because that's much more fun. 

I mean, it's hard, because I feel so, I always feel like I'm not getting these questions answered, because I can't, I can't, like, 

what I want, [01:33:15] that I need to know, and interact, and find out. So, anyway, I'd love for you to join the group. That's why we have them, okay, you guys. So, for what you call, 

see, I'm looking at you guys, all these questions. The group's name are, [01:33:30] you go on the website drlodi. com, drlodi. com, and you can go to the group is Health and Healing. Another one is called Parasites. The other one is called CFC Guidance, which is Cancer. It's 9 a. m. in Thailand. [01:33:45] It's, yeah, it's 9 10 a. m. in Thailand. 

Three groups, yes. 

Gina, good night. 

Anyway, you guys gotta, we gotta join this so we can interact. And then I can even see you. [01:34:00] I'm always talking to just, Okay, 

here, Patty says, I have a rare CFC. They said they wanted to do chemo radiation insertion, and then more chemo radiation. Yeah, that's all they ever do if it's rare or not rare enough. The only thing that's rare is the location, but it is not rare. It is not [01:34:15] unusual. It is it. 

So, Patty, come on, Patty. Don't, I'm glad you're not falling for their standard of scare, but you gotta, we gotta join the group. Please, Patty, join the CFC group so we can, I can help you with this. [01:34:30] It's not rare. The only thing that's rare is the location in which it started. It's it's it's it's a it's a chronic infertile methic cell. 

Alright. So, don't don't get confused by that and then they [01:34:45] oh they recommend something. It's rare. So, we're going to do chemo radiation and surgery. Well, what are you going to do if it's not rare? Chemo radiation. Believe me, 

Patty, come on. Join the group. Are you guys?